Cox Receives Heavy Support at Kentucky Democratic Convention
At Louisville a Kentucky Democratic convention elected 20 of 26 votes for Cox with a mix of district and alternate delegates. Notables present included U.S. Senators Stanley and Wickham, Congressman Fields, and editor Desha Kinridge. Women played a decisive, growing role in the proceedings.
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Louisville
Camden
Kenty
Kentucky
Vates
James
Coz
San Francisco
Theight
United States
A. 0. Stanley
J. C. Wickham
Albert W. Ley
Ben Johnson
Desha Kinridge
The
Lexington Herald
Laura Clay
Lexington
Cora Wilson Stewart
Frankfort
Nora Lane
Fort Thomas
B. Patterson
C. W. Mathers
Nicholas County
Ef F. Reid
Mason County
L Vincent
Lawrence County
Patterson
Dan B. Caudill
E. W. Senff
Cif
W. J. Fields
Charles A. Hardin
Harrodsburg
State Central
Harmony
Hardin
P. M. Cal
Woodrow Wilson
Noted Singer at Baptist Church Sunday
Carson Taylor a baritone singer will perform at the Mt Sterling Baptist Church Sunday at 10 45 am with the community invited He carries over three hundred songs from memory and requests favorite old hymns His past appearance at Highland Baptist Church drew tears and praise from worshippers and Dr Paul Bagley commends his hymn familiarity.
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Carson Taylor
Baptist Church
Mr. Sterling
Stern Baptist Convention
Washington
Mt. Sterling
Paul Bagley
Highland Baptist Church
Bro. Taylor
Cost of Good Roads In Clark No Reason Why We Should Wait
Sentiment for adopting Good Roads grows daily as Clark County contract figures show 54,000 dollars for extraordinary concrete culvert work a long fill and deep rock cut raising cost per mile by about 9,000 dollars versus Montgomery road construction. The Advocate will give a fuller statement in next Tuesday edition.
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Clark
Clark County
Montgomery
Bath County
Montgomery County
Thesday
Advocate
Robbery attempt targets Lexing ton jeweler Heintz
A well dressed man named James Armstrong of Uniontown Pa entered Fred J Heintz’s Lexington jewelry shop at 1230 PM yesterday and demanded surrender. Heintz resisted and the assailant fired three times wounding nothing. he chased to the Strand Theatre where Chief Ragan captured him. a $350 diamond ring was found on the suspect. he said he was broke at the races and had prior trouble.
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James Armstrong
Uniontown
Heintz
Ragan
Oldham's Nicholasville Store Robbed Monday Night
The Oldham store at Nicholasville owned by William and Clarlje Oldham was broken into Monday night and goods worth several hundred dollars stolen. Thieves were captured Tuesday at New Albany Indiana with six suitcases of clothing and wearing apparel taken from the store.
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William and
Clarlje Oldham
Nicholasville
New Albany
Ind
Dr McVey to Speak at Farmers Union Meeting
The Farmers Union of Montgomery county will hold a public meeting at the Court House on Saturday May 8 at 2 PM. Dr Frank L McVey President of the University of Kentucky will address the gathering on the Farmers Union. The public is invited.
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Farmers Union
Montgomery County
Court House
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
McVey
United States
Wilson
N. C
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Kentucky
Europe
Tobacco Trust
Farmers Union of the
Cotton Belt
Illinois
Blue Grass Belt
Circuit Court to Convene May 24th in Montgomery County
Montgomery county circuit court will convene in this city Monday May 24. The term will hear the Claude Salyers murder case and the Fitzpatrick Trimble and Hamilton will cases. Petit jurors and grand jurors are listed by the Jury Commissioners, naming dozens of local residents and officials.
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Montgomery County Circuit Court
Claude Salyers
Fitzpatrick, Trimble
Hamilton
W. C. Clay
Charley Douglas
Millard Trimble
E. E. Jones
Matt Ryan
Robt. Cravens
J. W. Clay
B. P. Jeffries
Raymond Knox
D. C. Fox
T. M. Perry
0. C. Mason
W. J. Cockram
Robt. Collier
Josh Owings
Dr. John W. Fogg
H. C. Howell
David Chenault
J. O. Greene
Henry Maker
O. F. Morris
Matt Ford
G W. Halsey
Charlie Parker
Reuben Barnes
L. L. Bridgforth
Hager Wheeler
Roy Morris
Seth Combs
J. E. Gay
Frank Dean
Roy Greene
Hanley Ragan
J. C. Booth
W. F. Stewart
R. F. Moore
Chas
C. Boyd
C. B. Dale
John D. Henry
Hughes Atkinson
B. P. Duty
E. Y ¥. Nelson
A. B. Setters
H. K.greene
Mike Howard
George McAlister
Clayton Howell
C. B. Hainline
Arthur Jacobs
A. M. Bourne
Nelson to Marry Sarah Watts in June Engagement
City received notice of Capt. Robert Nelson son of Mr and Mrs E Y Nelson to wed Miss Sarah Monrohia Watts of Portsmouth Virginia. The ceremony is planned for the latter part of June. The bride is described as accomplished and of aristocratic Southern lineage. Captain Nelson has risen in rank since joining the colors and has many friends in the city. Also announced is a farmers meeting at the Court House on Saturday May 8 at 2 pm featuring Dr McVey on cooperative advantage and farming profitability.
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Robert Nelson
E. Y. Nelson
Sarah Monrohia Watts
Portsmouth
Captain Nelson
The
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Major Scott Bullitt
Everett P. Hoover
A. J. Roll
Baptist
T. W. Adams
Fred J. Heintz
Vassar Athletic Union
Walsh’s
Oldham
Hartman
WM. R. Hornsby
Dr. McVey
Farmers’ Union
Circuit Court
Gary
Nash Six
Kenosha
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