Independent Faction Backing Governor Black In Kentucky Race
William C. Shinnick argues independents in Kentucky favor Governor Black, predicting unified Democratic support and a decisive win. He warns that if Edwin P. Morrow wins, a Senate vacancy appointee would oppose the President’s welfare policies. Democrats urged to vote November 4 for Black’s proven integrity.
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William C. Shinnick
Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
Black
Shinnick
Ed Morrow
Governor Black
United States Senate
Morrow
Penrose-Lodge-Borah-Johnson
New Trimble Building Opens with Bowling Alleys
Invite friends to try the new Trimble building alleys and bowl a game together. The feature promises casual play and a social outing in a downtown venue.
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Trimble
Bittinger Appointed Roosevelt Memorial Chairman in Montgomery
Luther G. Bittinger is named Montgomery county chairman for the Roosevelt Memorial Association. The fund campaign starts statewide on October 20 with Montgomery County’s apportionment set at $800.
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Luther G. Bittinger
Montgomery County
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Montgomery
Kentucky Seeks $1.5 Million in Treasury Savings Campaign
Kentucky under James B. Brown launches a four month drive starting September 1 to sell Treasury Savings Certificates with a $1.5 million quota. The notes offer 4 percent interest with redemption anytime after ten days, maturing January 1, 1924, and are pitched as safe government bonds akin to Victory Liberty Notes. Montgomery county sets a $15,000 target.
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Kentucky
Treasury
James B. Brown
Louisville
War Loan Organization
Treasury Savings
Uncle Sam
Montgomery County
Rainy harvest slows turnout in county school election
The letter notes good rains refresh grass but arrive too late for the Saturday school election, with only three candidates present. Hedge Thompson wins a small majority for the term. The report lists visits and farm sales including hogs sold for 11 to 12 dollars per hundred and cattle shipments to Cincinnati. Relatives from Dayton Ohio and West Virginia are mentioned, along with local kin visits.
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Danville
Shakertown Pike
Chatham Pike
Shakertown
Burgin
Harrodsburg
Shawnee Run Baptist Church
Mercer
Pike
Swinebraad
Mt. Sterling
Hinkston
van Thompson Pikes
Bigstaff Land
Stoops Store
W. C. Clay
Hedge Thompson
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R. R. No
J. G. Young
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Missouri
St. Louis
Arkansas
R. W. Gwinn Farm
Mercer County
Swinebroad
W. E. Moss
Lancaster
Boliver Bond and Son
J. Will Clay , WM. Cravens
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Eumonia
Edward William
Maysville
Locust Streets
Monarch Milling Company
Neesee
Howard’s Mill
Hampton Montjoy
Dayton, Ohio
Espie Jones
Olympia
M. M. Stevenson
C. C. Combs
Cincinnati
Robert Caustigan
West Virginia
Clay Hedrick
John Caustigan
Mrs. Mary Pierce
Bud Myers
Lexington
Walter Anderson
A. R. Turley
Stanley Thomas
Start, Schaffner and Marx Clothes
R. E. Punch & Co
Nestegg School
Levee
Kiddville
Bourbon Remedy Co
Wilson
Wilson Gas
Clark Jewell
Eriez
Moore’s
Cole’s
Majestic
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