Kentucky Poised for Full Coal Supply Amid Dispatch Delays
R Hord, secretary of the Coal Operators Exchange, says Idaho shipments will shift to Central States markets after lake traffic closes, with a plan to distribute coal across Kentucky and nearby states. He urges consumers to avoid hoarding and buy only needed amounts until local supplies replenish.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Kentucky
R. Hbrd
Coal Operators’ Exchange
Hord
Cincinnati
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Northwest
National Coal Association
Central States
Missionary Meeting at Mrs Wilsons Home
A Monday evening missionary party at Mrs. John Wilsons home featured Miss Bettie Roberts, Mrs Turley, Mrs Grubbs, and the Cox sisters in songs. The event praised Mrs Wilsons heritage and offered a dinner including ham, chicken salad, rolls and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Bettie Roberts
Turley
Grubbs
Cox
Trimble
C. W. E. M. Lonvention
Louisville
Garri
Coppage Takes Over Family Coal and Feed Business
H. H. Coppage of this city buys the coal and feed business from his brother in law W. A. Mason who retires temporarily due to ill health. Coppage will assume management of the enterprise at once.
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H. H. Coppage
Yes
W. A.mason
Mr. Coppage
Lumber for Sale Near West Main Cottage
Cottage back of new home on West Main street for sale at a bargain. Building to be torn down and removed from premises. Mrs. W. A. Sutton advertises the sale.
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West Main Street
W. A. Sutton
World Series figures show lower attendance but high revenue
Figures released by John EB Bruce secretary of the National Commission show 1920 World Series attendance 178,737 over seven games and receipts 564,800, both below 1919 levels. Shares: Commission 56,480. clubs 146,718. players 214,932. Winning team 96,697. losing 64,465. per player 4,204 and 2,387 respectively. Second and third place purse 53,770.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EB. Bruce
National Commission
Young Girl Irene Botts Dies at 16
Miss Irene Botts of Howards Mill died in Lexington hospital last Thursday at 11 am from appendicitis. Illness began Wednesday and peritonitis was found, no operation performed. Body returned for funeral and burial at Peeled Oak Union Church Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. Chappell.
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Irene Botts
Arch Botts
Howards Mill
Lexington
Miss Botts
Peeled Oak Union Church
Chappell
Galli Curci Shines at Lexington Trotting Meet
Galli Curci, the green trotting mare by Peter Montgomery and Bean Brothers’ stallion, ran a mile in 2 03 4 at Lexington with the last half in 1 01. In Matt Wilson’s hands at Indianapolis she is said to near two minutes for a mile. Breeding by Bean Brothers, she fetched a song price and is eligible to slow trotting classes next year. Her show boosts Montgomery’s standing and prompts inquiries about the stallion.
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Galli Cureci
Peter Montgomery
Bean Brothers
Lexington
Matt Wilson
Indianapolis
Galli Curci
County citizens to meet state officials on Midland Trail needs
Roy G. Kern calls Montgomery and Clark county residents to Winchester on Friday October 15 at 9 AM to push for state road projects including the Winchester to Mount Sterling segment. Federal aid covers half costs. a bond issue may follow. A large delegation is urged to secure funds and prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State Highway Commission
Montgomery County
Clark County
Mt. Sterling
Bath County
Clark
Montgomery Counties
Winchester
Green Garrett
Marshall in Lexington Campaign Speech At Woodland Auditorium
Vice President Marshall and Rev. E L Powell of First Christian Church Louisville will speak at Woodland Auditorium Lexington Monday October 18 at 8 P M on campaign issues. A large crowd is expected and the event aims to attract both Democrats and Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Rev
E. L. Powell
First Christian Church
Louisville
Woodland Auditorium
Lexington
Rose Case Postponed in Lexington Murder Probe
The Commonwealth's case against Constable George Rose of Fayette County for the murder of Lexington merchant E. L. March was postponed until Monday. The case drew strong interest and a crowded courtroom during yesterday's call.
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The
Commonwealth
George Rose
Fayette County
E. L. March
Lexington
March
Circuit Court Begins Next Monday in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Circuit Court opens its October term with Judge Henry R. Prewitt presiding. The major case is Commonwealth v Claude Salyer for murder of Green Cole. Salyer’s prior counsel status prompted a delay. Grand and petit juries are drawn from listed local residents and officials.
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Montgomery County Circuit Court
Henry R. Prewitt
Commonwealth
Claude Salyer
Green Cole
May Court
Prewitt
Salyer
Joe A Jackson Promoted to Head Publicity for Goldwyn
Joe A Jackson from Winchester has been named head publicity man for the Goldwyn Picture Corporation in Culver City California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F H Jackson of Winchester and is closely connected with the Prewitt family. He previously worked for leading New York daily papers and did publicity work before moving to California.
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Joe A Jackson
Winchester
Goldwyn Picture Corporation
Culver City
Cal
Mr. Jackson
F. H. Jackson
Prewitt
New York Daily
California
Republican Headquarters Opens in Tyler-Apperson Building
The Tyler-Apperson building hosts the new Republican Headquarters led by Ben W. Hall. Organizers plan a strong turnout in the upcoming election with careful efforts to mobilize voters.
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Tyler-Apperson Building
Ben W. Hall
Specials on fabrics rugs coffee and hats at McGuire Bros
Saturday and Courtday specials list 35¢e dress ginghams 32c 32¢ dress ginghams 30c 35c-40c outing flannels 30-32¢ Rugs 2.50 for 2.25 2.25 for 2.00 all crepe paper colors 30c coffee cut to 25c 50c coffee cut to 40¢ sugar low price queens ware line dress hats on display Miss Minnie Goins invites customers to browse.
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Queensware
McGuire Bros
Grubbs Returns Home From Giants Camp
Thomas D. Grubbs, of this city, has arrived for the winter after pitching for the New York Giants this season. He will rejoin the Giants in spring training. Also note preparations for ready-to-wear and sailor hats. Miss Minnie Goins.
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Thomas D. Grubbs
New York Giants
Miss Minnie Goins
Commissioner Kern Attends Frankfort Highway Meeting
Commissioner R. G. Kern traveled to Frankfort on Monday for a State Highway Commission session focused on Montgomery county turnpikes. He represents local interests and discussed road plans and funding.
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R. G. Kern
Frankfort
State Highway Commission
Montgomery County
New Dentist Opens in Masonic Temple Building
Dr. J. E. Goodwin announces permanent location in the Masonic Temple Building after purchasing Dr. S. F. Hamilton’s dental equipment. He promises prompt and efficient service to patients.
Dr J E Goodwin Succeeds Dr Hamilton In City
Dr J E Goodwin of North Middletown has bought the dental equipment of Dr F Hamilton in the Masonic Temple Building and has permanently located in the city. He is highly recommended as an expert dentist and a gentleman.
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J. E. Goodwin
North
Middletown
8. F. Hamilton
Masonic Temple
Our City
Goodwin
Closing Out Sale at Fair Way Grocery Store
Owing to manager E. V. Browning moving to the country, the entire stock of staple and fancy groceries will be offered to the public at absolute cost. Read the ad on another page and lay in a supply of bargains while the stock is complete.
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E. V. Browning
Fair Way
Advocate Minstrels Planned for Pangburn Post Show
Pangburn Post American Legion announces plans for a minstrel show to be staged in this city soon. Cast will feature home talent and the program will include popular songs and dances.
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Pangburn Post
The
American Legion
Married Couple Wed in City by County Judge
J. R. Richmond aged 35 and Miss Rachel Kendrick aged 23, both of Menefee County, were married in the city yesterday by County Judge E. W. Senff.
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J. R. Richmond
Msr. Rachael Kendrick
Menefee County
E. W. Senff
Denman Dies After Nicholasville Shootout
Arthur Denman, a prominent Nicholaville merchant, died at Good Samaritan hospital Lexington at 7:30 a.m. after being shot in a Denman store altercation with Prof. T. B. Threlkeld and Logan Threlkeld. Threlkeld surrendered on $3,000 bond. The feud arose over Denman refusing to buy football game tickets for Threlkeld School.
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Arthur Denman
Nicholasville
W. C. Denman
T. B. Threlkeld
Threlkeld Select School For Boys
Logan Threlkeld
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Denman
Threlkeld
S. B. Muir
Death in Nicholasville After Teacher Fatally Wounds Denman
News of Arthur Denman death spreads gloom in Nicholasville as Professor T B Threlkeld surrenders after allegedly shooting Denman during a dispute at a Main Street clothing store. Denman, 35, a prominent local businessman, was taken to his mother’s home before his death. Threlkeld, 73, a respected school principal, faced arrest as the community mourns and funeral plans are pending.
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Arthur C. Denman
Lexington
Nicholasville
Denman
T. B. Threlkeld
Threlkeld Select School
Logan Threlkeld
Denman Brothers
Main Street
Threlkeld
Arthur Denman
William Denman
Richmond Avenue
W. Fr. Phillips
Alice Denman
Sheriff's Office
Sale ad lists household items and hats at local shop
A local ad from Lenox and Argo brands advertises brooms at 35¢ each or 3 for $1, starch, soap, stationery, envelopes, matches, and hats. L. M. Redmond notes a new shipment of hats in many brown shades plus duvetyn and velvets available through Miss Goins on Broadway. The Advocate, twice a week.
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Miss Goins
Broadway
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Missionary Meeting
Roy G. Kern
Circuit Court
J. R. Magowan
R. G. Howell
Albert Atkinson
Ed. L. William
Will French
T. B. Hamilton
A. B. Ratliff
E. W. Heflin
John W. Lockridge
Fred Rushford
M. K. Tapp
Ea. Griggs
G. C. Anderson
William Trenderson
Clarence White
Frank Lockridge
J. W. Baker
L. B. Hadden
J. C. Spencil
Walter Anderson
John Coleman
Tom Kennedy
L. G. Howard
Jobin Wigginton
Lafe Kissick
N. B. Hoskins
R. G. Owings
Clyde Hoskins
J. A. Trimble
A. G. Prewitt, Jr
H. B. Duff
Joe Jackson
Bank Street
Tom Grubbs
S. F. Hamilton
Dr. J. E. Goodwin
Dr. Hamilton
MT. Sterling, KY
Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
the Advocate
Minstrels
Chamber of Commerce of
L. M. Redmond
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