Republicans Name Kentucky State Ticket In Lexington Convention
Kentucky Republicans named their 1914 slate at Lexington with Edwin P. Morrow for Governor and S Thu rston Ballard as Lieutenant Governor. Other picks include Fred A. Vaughn Secretary of State Charles I Dawson Attorney General John J. Craig Auditor George M. Colvin Superintendent George M Colvin and Roy B Speck Clerk of the Court of Appeals W C Hanna Commissioner W B Hanna Treasurer James Wallace. The meeting was orderly with a clash over tax law support and no railroad commissioner candidate chosen, to be named in August.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Edwin P. Morrow
S. Thurston Ballard
Louisville
Fred A. Vaughn
Paintsville
Charles I Dawson
Pineville
John J. Craig
Cov
Roy B. Speck
Bowling Green
W. C. Hanna
Shelbyville
James Wallace
Ed. C. O’brear
Stanley O. Wood
Beware of Uniformed Fakers Preys on Returning Soldiers
The Red Cross Lake Division warns Ohio Indiana Kentucky residents about fake uniformed sellers. Discharged soldiers need not beg or sell souvenirs for a living. Red Cross Home Service offers real help with jobs, loans, or training. Do not buy wares from uniform fakers. many have never been in an army camp.
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American Red Cross
Lake Division
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
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A reflective saying notes that persistence is needed to achieve goals and that weaker individuals are likelier to break promises.
Kentucky Officers in the World War Highlight State Service
Short sketches of Kentucky officers who served in World War I will be published during June as part of the Kentucky Council of Defense Historical Drive. Recipients include Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman of Frankfort who commanded American naval forces at the German surrender in the North Sea, and generals Henry T. Allen James Franklin Bell Preston Brown George B Duncan Hugh Leonard Scott William L. Sibert Frank Long Winn Logan Feland W O Johnson, with several honored for bravery and distinguished service.
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Kentucky
Hugh Rodman
Frankfort
North Sea
Henry T. Allen
Bath County
James Franklin Bell
Shelby County
Bell
Preston Brown
Jefferson County
George B. Duncan
Fayette County
Hugh Leonard Scott
Boyle County
William L. Sibert
Warren County
Chemical Warfare Service
Frank Long Winn
Clark County
Kentucky Council of Defense
Well Known Citizen George W Henson Dies at 60
Montgomery county mourns loss of George W Henson who died at his Queen Street home after a brief heart illness. Survived by wife and three children Forest Henson Blanche Henson and Tiny Chase. Funeral held Thursday afternoon. Henson long active in tobacco raising and handling, esteemed grower in the state.
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George W. Henson
Montgomery County
Queen Street
Henson
Forest Henson
Sideview
This County
Blanche ‘Henson
Tiny Chase
Robertson County
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Fordson Tractor
Strother Motors CO
Coleman’s Insurance Agency
Duerson
Seeger
J. J. Fitzgerald Co
South Limestone Street
Lille
Leonard
Chenault & Orear
Somerset
Ington
George M. Colvin
Spring
Irvine
B. Levin Ladies’ Tailor
Fayette National Bank
Lexington, Ky
Logan Feland
Christian County
5Th Marines
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W. O. Johnson
Lawrence County
Mr. Henson
Ing
John G. Roberts
MT. Staling, KY
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