Europe Sees Article X Less Vital to League of Nations
Leon Bourgeois, president of the League of Nations Council, tells American correspondents that Article X is not vital to the covenant and could be eliminated without weakening the League. He says Europeans see no sanction in the article and that penalties lie in other provisions. The interview was arranged by M Comert for U.S. reporters ahead of the Geneva assembly opening November 15.
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Leon Bourgeois
Council of the League of Nations
League of Nations
M. Bourgeois
U States
League
M. Comert
United States
MacSwiney Dies After Hunger Strike At Brixton
Terrence MacSwiney Lord Mayor of Cork died at Brixton prison on the seventy third day of his hunger strike. He was unconscious for days and died with his brother John MacSwiney and his wife and sisters arriving later. An inquest is expected before the body is returned to Ireland. Police restricted crowds near the prison.
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Terrence MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
Brixton
Mayor MacSwiney
John MacSwiney
MacSwiney
London
Wheeler Fearing Bride Marries A V Smith Jr in Shelbyville
Mrs Lorra ine Wheeler Fearing, daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Wheeler of Lexington, wed A V Smith Jr in Shelbyville on October 20. The bride is well known in the city and has often visited her cousin Mrs Claude Dunavent.
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A. F. Wheeler
Lexington
Lorraine Wheeler Fearing
A. V. Smith, Jr
Shelbyville
Dorothy Tyler to Open Studio on Sycamore Street
Miss Dorothy Tyler, Sterling's gifted young artist, will open her studio in November at her Sycamore Street home. Her drawings paintings basketry and other work have been greatly admired and as an instructor she has been very successful.
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Dorothy Tyler
Sterling
Sycamore Street
States May Propose Covenant Amendments Within League
The text notes that course changes cannot go before the assembly if they alter the Covenant, but individual states that are League members may propose amendments as they see fit.
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League
Prominent Local Man Killed in Greek Restaurant
Woodson Henry, a prominent local man, was shot and killed at a Greek restaurant during breakfast by Verne Jones, a traveling salesman. Jones surrendered at police headquarters after the instant death, reportedly due to jealousy over Henry and Jones’ wife. Henry was survived by his wife and two children. funeral services are set for Machpelah Cemetery tomorrow at 10.
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Woodson Henry
Verne Jones
Pete Zervas
Henry
Jones
Young Henry
Joe M. Henry
Machpelah Cemetery
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Debts
Public notice from Howard Mee states nonresponsibility for any debts contracted by others. Dated 4 31 period.
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Howard Mee
Harvard Downs Kentucky Eleven in Exciting 31 14 Victory
Harvard defeated Centre College of Danville 31 to 14 in Cambridge after Kentucky twice returned the ball to Harvard’s goal line. Harvard led early, Kentucky answered with two touchdowns, but the Eastern strength and training overcame the visitors.
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Centre College
Danville
Harvard
Cambridge
Kentucky
Colonels
Kentuckians
Dalzell Tarr Wed in Lexington in Midsummer Wedding
Shirley Dalzell son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Dalzell Bourbon county and Elizabeth Tarr daughter of Mr and Mrs J Bennett Tarr Paris were married in Lexington Saturday afternoon. They left for an Eastern trip. Dalzell, a member of the American Expeditionary Forces, recently returned from overseas.
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Shirley Dalzell
Cliff Dalzell
Bourbon County
Elizabeth Tarr
J. Bennett Tarr
Paris
Lexington
Mr. Dalzell
American Expeditionary Forces
City Council eyes tax deadline extension to December first
Taxpayers may gain relief as the City Council plans to extend the time limit on city taxes to December 1 at its upcoming meeting. The move aims to ease payment deadlines and reduce penalties for late filings.
Sharpsburg Man Dies in Lexington Hospital
Charles F. Browning of Sharpsburg died at a Lexington hospital Friday night aged 64 after an iron meat hook injury in his Sharpsburg store led to blood poisoning. He survived by wife Carrie Bates Browning and son Albert S. Browning, with brother John of Ewing. Funeral held at his Sharpsburg home.
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Charles F. Browning
Sharpsburg
Lexington
Browning
Carrie Bates
Albert S
John
Ewing
Women voters urged to support Democratic ticket in Mt Sterling
A committee of ladies invites all voters to the County Court Room in Mt. Sterling Kentucky on Friday afternoon October 29 Saturday October 30 and Monday November 1 to receive guidance on voting the straight Democratic ticket how to fold the ballot and related instruction Tea will be served Mrs Chas D Highland chairs the Women's Democratic Campaign Committee
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Mt. Sterling
Chas. D. Highland
Women’s Democratic Campaign Committee
Trail of Lonesome Pine at Table Theatre Nove mber 2
The Table Theatre presents The Trail of the Lonesome Pine Tuesday November 2. Eugene Walter adapts John Fox Jr. with Louise Price as the heroine June, delivering a romance set against rugged mountains and feudal starkness.
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Table Theatre
June
Judd
Eugene Walter
John Fox, Jr
Louise Price
New Dentist Opens in Temple Building
Newly located dentist Dr. J. E. Goodwin announces purchase of Dr. S. F. Hamilton’s dental equipment and offers prompt, efficient service from the Masonic Temple Building.
Former Local Boys In Trouble In Ohio
A message reported that Irvin Hedrick shot and seriously wounded Edward Bramblett in Middletown Ohio late yesterday afternoon. Both men are former county residents. Bramblett, who had pursued Hedrick’s wife, is hospitalized with poor recovery prospects as authorities note the couple’s separation and the wife’s departure with Bramblett last summer to Kentucky with their infant.
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W. C. Hedrick
Irvin Hedrick
Edward Bramblett
Middletown
Ohio
Hedrick
Bramblett
Hedricks
Kentucky
Ruby Wilson
John Wilson
Million Weddings and Housing Gap Highlighted in 1919
F. Roger Miller of the Macon Chamber of Commerce told the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries in Chicago that 1919 saw one million weddings in the United States but only 70 000 new homes. He called housing a national problem ignored by the country, noting the U S is unique among major nations in this neglect.
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United States
F. Roger Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Macon
National Association of Commercial Organization
Chicago
Kentucky State Battles Sewanee to 6–6 Tie in Lexington
In the annual rivalry for supremacy at Lexington the Kentucky State football eleven met the Sewanee husky warriors and fought to a 6 to 6 draw. A well played contest kept the crowd on Stallfield thrilled throughout the encounter.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Husky Warriors
Sewanee
Stallfield
Miss Sue Scrivener Returns From Winchester Visit
Miss Sue Scrivener has returned from Winchester where she visited friends for a weekend.
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Miss Sue Scrivener
Winchester
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