Contest Filed Over Kentucky County Unit Liquor Law
A group of ten residents from Montgomery County contests Sept 28 liquor election arguing the new County Unit Law is unconstitutional and void. They allege the law strips due process, alters precinct rights, and misstates voting units while detailing eight grounds including improper ward outcomes and vague petition qualifications. Judges Lewis Apperson and Ed O'Rear to preside on November 2.
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Messrs
D. N. Young
Teddy Minihan
J. P. King
A. L. Laughlin
P. H. Davis
Mike Holland
E. B. Gibbons
J. H. Withrow
William Ryan
Joe Carter
Frank Gibbons
G. B. Biedleman
Frank Young
J. A. Walch
Keller Greene
Montgomery County
General Assembly of
Kentucky
United States
Mt. Sterling
Chenault
O. W. McCormick
Frank P. Boyd
County Board of Election Commissioners
New County Unit
Lewis Apperson
Ed. C. O
Frankfort
Revival attracts large crowds to Mt. Sterling Baptist services
Rev. Sidney J. Williams of San Antonio conducts revival at Mt. Sterling Baptist church drawing big crowds. He previously added 1407 converts in Kentucky and 24,000 overall across 14 states. Attendance Sunday night overflowed, with services continuing daily including 3 PM and 7 PM sessions.
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Sidney J. Williams
San Antonio
Texas
Baptist Church
Christ
Kentucky
Louisville
I. T. Eaton
M. P. Hunt
John T. Christian
Owensboro
Fred D. Hale
Mt. Sterling
Piano Tuning Notice From L H Neal & Sons
Notice disclaims responsibility for damage caused by fake tuners and voids guarantees if instruments are harmed. It lists F Bagshaw as tuner and repairman and directs orders to Mrs J W Barnes and Mr Sterling.
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F. Bagshaw
J. W. Barnes
Sterling
L. H. Neal & Sons
For Sale 1915 Ford Touring Car
Advertisement offers a 1915 Ford touring car for sale that has been driven about 5000 miles. Contact Box 36 Winchester Kentucky for details and inquiries.
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Winchester
Filly Mary V. Sold to Detroit Buyer for 3500
Mr Nat Young Jr sold Mary V a show filly with a 2.23% yearling record to J E Goldberg of Detroit. The yearling won four shows last summer and is the only yearling to win the Junior Championship over older horses. She brought 3500 and will be trained and raced next year by reinsman W L Snow.
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Nat Young, Jr
Mary V
J. E. Goldberg
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Young
W. L. Snow
Burley Tobacco Co. to Open House December 1
Mr. Asa Bean, manager for three years, announces the Burley Tobacco Co. house on the Levee pike will open about December 1. Bean will oversee operations but has not yet chosen his staff.
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Asa Bean
Burley Tobacco Co
Levee Pike
Mr. Bean
Bourbon Couple Are Wed in Mt. Sterling
Mr. Bennett Taylor and Miss Fannie Hughes both of Bourbon county wed at the Methodist parsonage in Mt. Sterling last Thursday evening. Taylor, a prominent farmer, and his attractive bride are popular in their homes. Rev. I. W. Watts performed the ceremony, a surprise to friends and relatives.
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Bennett ‘Taylor
Fannie Hughes
Bourbon County
Taylor
I. W. Watts
Interurban Line Rumor Reaches Local Streets
Promoters reportedly surveyed ground for an electric interurban line from this city to Winchester and onward to Lexington. The rumor has circulated before, and residents question whether this time the plan will materialize.
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Winchester
Lexington
Kinsolving Family Plans Move to Louisville
Hon. H. B. Kinsolving and family prepare to relocate this week to Louisville. He will practice law there and is praised as an excellent, capable speaker. Friends in Mt. Sterling regret their departure but wish them success in the Falls City.
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H. B. Kinsolving
Louisville
Kinsolving
Falls City
Mt. Sterling
Literary Club Formed In City By Young Women
The Junior Club organized by Miss Pau lina Judy and other young women at West High street adopted a constitution and elected officers led by President Miss Louise Lloyd and Vice President Miss Paulina Judy with secretary Mrs Walter O Hopper. They plan to join the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs and hold monthly meetings.
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Paulina Judy
West High Street
Louise Lloyd
Walter O. Hopper
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston Braves Lead World Series After Three Wins
The Boston Braves and Philadelphia Athletics, champions of the National and American Leagues, have played three games with Boston winning all three. Scores were 7 to 1, 1 to 0 with a ninth inning run, and 5 to 4 in 12 innings. The fourth game's result was not yet learned at press time.
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Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Bostons
Germans Capture Antwerp and Press Forward in War
In the past week Germany has seized Antwerp and advanced further into Allied lands. Reports indicate a planned push toward invading England. Allies maintain confidence and say they will prevail in the end.
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Germany
Antwerp
England
Deadlock in County Road Engineer Selection
The Fiscal Court remains divided over naming a new County Road Engineer with Judge W O Chenault holding the nominative key. Only Earl B Quisenberry earned a certificate after state exams, with renewals planned in November. the deadlock prompts rumors of political maneuvering as the court awaits a resolution.
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W. O. Chenault
Jno. S. Wyatt
State Highway Department
Frankfort
Matt Wells
Spencer
Fiscal Court
Earl B. Quisenberry
Howards’ Mill
R. C. Terrill
State Department
Local Football Opens With Mt Sterling Victory
The Montgomery County High School and Mt. Sterling High School opened the season with a fast hard fought game. Mt. Sterling prevailed 13 to 0 as a strong second half showed. A large crowd watched and the teams plan a rematch next week amid local rivalry.
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Montgomery County High School
Mt. Sterling High School
For Sale Apples on the Market
For sale a batch of finest apples available by phone order at 622. Located for pickup. 13-tf.
Danville Cattle Shipped To New York And Cincinnati
Monte Fox shipped ninety nine head of fat cattle from Danville to New York last week. The cattle averaged 1335 pounds and were bought from A C Bogie A L Tipton Robert Howell Colonel Gatewood and others at 8 to 8.5 cents per pound. William B Greene shipped forty head of 1300 pound cattle to Cincinnati bought from Ben F Perry and H Bruce Duff at seven dollars and eighty five cents per hundred.
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Monte Fox
Danville
New York
A. C. Bogie
A. L. Tipton
Robert Howell
Colonel Gatewood
William B. Greene
Cincinnati
Ben F. Perry
H. Bruce Duff
Death of Mrs. George Ann Deatly Near Camargo
Mrs. George Ann Deatly died at her son’s home near Camargo at age 77. She was one of the county’s oldest and most respected women, survived by several children and many relatives and friends.
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George Ann Deatly
Camargo
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