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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
2
The Ohio State Journal urges reform from within the GOP and cautions against excess to please Cor dell Hull. It warns Congress needs intimidation and notes Princeton praised the president for patience while Congress wobbles.
The remark suggests taxation without representation is no worse than taxation without limitation, reflecting a skeptical view of state power and fiscal controls. The quote frames tax limits and representation as competing rights in governance.
John W. Yerkes longtime public servant and lawyer died at his Danville home. Born April 1 1854 in Lexington he studied at Centre College and the University of Virginia before a career as U S commissioner of internal revenue for the eighth district of Kentucky and as Georgetown University law faculty member. He held Republican leadership roles in Kentucky and married Elizabeth Anderson in 1879 leaving two children.
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor was re elected without opposition to a 41st term at the Cincinnati convention. A brief demonstration followed the vote as officers including Jas Duncan Frank Duffy William Green and others were reelected or chosen. Next AFL meeting slated for Portland Oregon in October 1923. Wool pools to handle 150000 to 200000 pounds of wool in Tennessee and Virginia with federal grades studied by USDA classifiers.
A rope crafted from 4000 gopher tails was shown at the Montana extension director’s office and is slated for shipment to the Biological Survey of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Eight Owen county farmers cooperate with County Agent J P Ricketts and the College of Agriculture extension division to demonstrate Bordeaux mixture spraying for grape disease control. Junior agricultural clubs host picnics and outings as farm boys and girls statewide join annual events. Farmington Club in Graves county held a large picnic with games and swimming. Lewis county sent a sizable junior Week delegation to Lexington led by County Agent R O Bate. Leslie county reports a purebred pig club as an index of improved livestock. Todd county shows growing junior club interest with enrollment rising from 35 in 1921 to about 126 this year.
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