Vocational Training for Disabled Veterans Expands
The Federal Board for Vocational Education retrains World War I disabled veterans no longer fit for prewar work. Trainees receive up to four years of training at top schools and are placed in positions with ongoing payroll support until capable. Annual stipends range from $1,000 to $2,000 plus paid transport, tuition, and supplies. Married men may receive higher pay to move families. training sites may be near residence. Names listed include James W. Curtis, Luke Slusher, Taylor Shrout, and Dave Walsh from Kentucky.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Govn
War Risk Insurance Bureau
James W. Curtis
Mbt
Sterling
Kylson
Willoughby
Jeffersonville
Kentucky
Luke Slusher
Frenchburg
Taylor Shrout
Dave Walsh
Rothwell
Mrs. Catt Allies With League of Nations Endorsed
Carrie Chapman Catt former head of the National Woman's Suffrage Association voices support for the League of Nations and urges U.S. ratification. Her stance, reported in Woman's Citi es, shakes several Louisville Republican women’s opinions and marks a shift from Catt's traditional GOP loyalties.
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Louisville
Carrie Chapihan Catt
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Tional
Woman’s Suffrage al- 2
League of Nations
Catt
Cox and
Roose
Baker praises Beckham for war service and Senate return
Secretary Baker, in Louisville with the Pro-League Special train, urges Kentucky to reelect Senator J C W Beckham. He credits Beckham with crucial wartime aid as a member of the Military Affairs Committee and on the Senate floor, noting unwavering work and broad national benefit. A Democrat supporter backs Baker’s praise, citing Beckham’s midnight readiness and restraint.
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Newton D. Baker
Louisville
J. C. W. Beckham
United States Senate
Beckham
Secretary Baker
Senate Committee On
Senate
America
Kentucky
Washington
Halloween Scheduling Dilemma as Tricksters Eye Weekend
When Hallowe en, the Sabbath, and calendar quirks collide, revelers in ghosts and clowns debate whether to parade on Saturday or Monday. Most agree there will be no observance on Sunday, leaving questions about the best timing.
Lexington Market to Open December 1
Announcement says the Lexington Tobacco Market will open December 1. No exact date yet for the Lexington Market, but it is expected to coincide with Fayette market opening.
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Lexington Tobacco
Fayette
Inspector Richard M. French to Inspect Honolulu Postoffices
Richard M. French, longtime San Francisco postoffice inspector, reports he has been sent to Honolulu to inspect the United States Postoffices there. He travels with Mrs. French and expects to remain in Honolulu for several months.
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Richard M. French
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Verne Jones Examining Trial Postponed
The examining trial of Verne Jones charged with killing Woodson Henry was postponed until Saturday morning. Jones remains in custody without bond and trial proceedings were rescheduled before Judge E W Senff.
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Verne Jones
Woodson
Henry
E. W. Senff
Jones
Threlkeld Held on Bond for Shelbyville Shooting
Threlkeld underwent an examining trial Tuesday for shooting Arthur Denman in Shelbyville and was held to the Circuit Court with a $3000 bond.
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Threlkeld
Arthur Denman
Shelbyville
Wilson Addresses League Pact At White House Meeting
President Wilson, meeting fifteen Republicans and Independents, defended Article X of the League Covenant and urged voters to choose to redeem moral obligations. He spoke through illness and delivered the first formal address since falling ill, noting the contrast with campaign politics and urging unity for peace.
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White House
Wilson
League Co
United States
Fresh Canned Goods at McGuire Brothers
McGuire Brothers offer new canned goods lineup praised for value and freshness. Customers praised selection and affordability as store promotes timely stock.
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McGuire Brothers
Circle Meeting Changes with Kentucky Circle Leader
The Girls' Circle will meet Tuesday evening November 9 at West High Street home of Mrs. Allie Ratliff. Mrs. W. C. Stanley of Louisville and Miss Helen Hutchcraft will speak. full attendance requested. Oranges and grapefruit at Vanarsdell's.
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Halley Gillaspie
Allie Ratliff
West High Street
W. C. Stanley
Louisville
Kentucky
Helen Hutchcraft
Former Local Man Walter Cook Hurt in Accident
Walter Cook son of J E Cook owner of Shelby Steam Laundry was badly injured Saturday in Shelbyville when his car collided head on with Furman Cline’s car driven by a Mr Harris. He was thrown through the windshield and suffered a skull fracture and serious head injuries. His sister was only slightly cut and his brother Preston Cook was driving. Walter was rushed to Lincolnton hospital where his condition is described as quite serious. Both cars were badly damaged.
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Walter Cook
J. E. Cook
Shelyb Steam Laundry
LaFayette Street
Shelbyville
Furman Cline
Mr. Harris
Cline
Preston Cook
Young Cook
Lincolnton Hospital
Mrs. Lucinda Thompson Dies at Home Here
Mrs. Lucinda Thompson died at her Harrison avenue home last Thursday night after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the residence, conducted by Rev. M F Chappel, with burial in Machpelah cemetery. She was about 66 and survived by seven children and several siblings.
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Lucinda Thompson
Harrison Avenue
M. F. Chappel
Machpelah
Thompson
M. D. Stephenson
Taylor Howard
C. C. Combs
James Thompson
Joe Thompson
Hedges Thompson
Green Thompson
J. C. Turley
W. R. Hopkins
J. W. Thompson
W. J. Thompson
George W. Thompson
Charleston
W. Va
Enoch Thompson
Louisville
Ad voters cast vote for Cox or Harding for president
The Advocate notes the upcoming vote will decide between Governor James M Cox and Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio. It urges support for the peace agreement and foretells prosperity if approved by nations and the people.
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James M.cox
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
The Fair Sells Complete Line of Winter Underwear
The Fair offers a full selection of winter underwear for men women and children now on sale.
Decision Fatal to State Road Work in Kentucky
Judge Gus Thomas blocked Hopkins county from loaning 150000 of its bond issue to the state for the Dixie Beeline project, jeopardizing 56 of 65 highway projects and risking a major funding shortfall for state roads. State highway official Joe Boggs warns future construction hinges on new revenue or taxes.
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Kentucky
Gus Thomas
Court of Appeals
Hopkins County
Joe 8. Boggs
State
Road Department
Boggs
Kentucky Court of Appeals
James R. Rash
W. W. Crick
Thomas
Department of State Roads and Highways
Clay County
Lee County
Clark County
Lawrence
Pike
Johnson
Ohio County
Commission
Department of Agriculture
Ashland
Pineville
Wickliffe
Lexington
Whitesburg
Virginia Line
Williamson
W. Va
Corbin
Jellico
Baseball satire clash ends with Wall Street defeat
A humorous baseball piece portrays a nine inning clash featuring Woodrow, Dupont, and Wall Street against Labor with Federal Reserve in center field. The narrative highlights raises and shines, steals, and a late ninth inning hit as Ohio and California references flash amid a mock 1920 series rally.
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McAdoo Ande Stone
Woodrow
Dupont
Wall Street
Penrose
Penny
Federal Reserve
Ohio
Kansas
Minnesota
California
Governor Cox
Hazelrigg Death in Huntington Western Virginia
Oliver Hazelrigg dies in Huntington, W V from blood poisoning. His nine year old son James is buried at Machpelah cemetery after grave services led by Rev. R C Goldsmith.
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James
Oliver Hazelrigg
Huntington
W. Va
Machpelah Cemetery
Rve. R. C. Goldsmith
Polled Shorthorns Dispersal Sale At Walnut Ridge Farm
A dispersal sale of the late Robert S. Smith herd will be held at Walnut Ridge Farm Asheville Ohio on November 10 1920. Send for catalogue at the above address. Head of herd five times a winner grand championship this season. Fresh oysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdell s.
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Robert S. Smith
Walnut Ridge Farm
Asheville
Ohio
Kentucky primary instruction tax plan urged by authorities
The text argues that Kentucky must move quickly to implement the General Assembly's plan for primary instruction. It calls for establishing a department and imposing a constitutional tax to fund early education, with donors and citizens ready to contribute to immediate construction.
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Kentucky
Iem
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Rockefeller
Morgan Lonrwanrelis
Carnegie
Wickersham
Sf Parcel Post
Adamson
Federal Reser
Poindexteg
Rf Wage Board
Rf Hughes
P Woodrow
Gompers
Hughes
Armour
Swift
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