Yale Professor Urges League Covenant Support
Prof Irving Fisher of Yale cites Ex president Taft supporting the League of Nations. Taft urged joining the league and backed amendments, saying the Covenant would not violate the U S Constitution and could help restrain predatory powers through unanimous council decisions. He influences voters toward Governor Cox and League endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wilson
Penth
League
Senate
United States
Great Powers
Republican Party
Cox
Sincerity Versus Deceit in Montgomery County Road Bond Plan
The Advocate endorses hard surfaced roads and backs Mr. Kern and Mr. Boggs in Winchester. It urges a county bond issue large enough to interest every section, asserting full support for top quality roads funded by state and federal cooperation.
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Montgomery County
Boggs
Winchester
Harding Speech in Louisville Aims at 1920 Votes
Senator Harding spoke at the Armory in Louisville to a crowd estimated 15 000 to 20 000 three fourths of whom were Black. The visit stirred hope among the colored community but did not add voting strength, and local sentiment remained organized against a major political shift.
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Harding
Armory
Louisville
Changes in the East and West Rally Louisville Democrats
The text notes a rising Democratic tide in Louisville with broader Kentucky gains of 40000 votes. It also mentions women voters being mobilized, supporting the League of Nations and aiming to influence the state's political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sid Im
Kentucky
God
League of Nations
League gains across party lines in decisive political shift
The report describes widespread changes in political support toward Governor Cox and the League led by Governor James M. Cox. It notes hundreds of G. O. P. leaders and thousands of common people aligning with the League, signaling a nationwide arousal and potential success during a critical period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
League
James M. Cor
Directors of Alexander Bank Payed in Full
Directors of the Bank of George Alexander and Company Paris state bankers, closed seven years ago, will pay depositors about $75,000 by November. Two years ago they bought $60,000 in claims. settlement pays 100 cents on the dollar without interest. Deputy Buckner Woodford will receive the funds. case pending six years in Bourbon Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander and Company
Paris
Robert L. Stout
Bourbon
Roses Beyond the Thorns in Life’s Pathway
A reflective saying frames life as a journey where beauty lies beyond difficulties. It suggests perseverance leads to growth and brighter moments after challenges.
Bishop Burton to Preach at Ascension Church Sunday
The Reverend L W Burton of Lexington will preach at Ascension Church Sunday morning at eleven o clock October 24. Immediately after the service a parish meeting will be held to elect vestrymen.
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L. W. Burton
Lexington
Ascension Church
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WM. J. Fields
Irving Fisher
YALE
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W. A. Sutton & Son
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Helmet
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Swift
Fairway Grogery CO
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