Ninth Congressional District Teachers to Meet in Mt Sterling
The Ninth Congressional District Teachers Association will convene in Mt Sterling mid November for several days under Prof W O Hopper. About four hundred attendees are expected, with hotels taxed. locals asked to open homes and welcome guests at standard rates and not entertain gratuitously.
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W. O. Hopper
Ninth Congressional District Teachers Association
Mt. Sterling
Maysville
Beckham Seen As Democratic Leader In Kentucky Politics
The article lauds ex-Governor J. C. W. Beckham as Kentucky Democratic leadership material. It commends his open fair fights and unwavering honor, noting his health vigor and capacity to serve the party in prominent roles.
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Democratic Party
Kentucky
J. C. W. Beckham
Kentucky's Young Champion Venerated for Senate Hope
The Shelby Sentinel hails a former governor as a bright future Senate candidate. It praises his brains honesty and integrity, urging Kentucky voters to consider him as he nears a national role, predicting broad support and national recognition.
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Shelby Sentinel
William Goodpaster praised for integrity in state affairs
Louisville Times notes Sherman Goodpaster as a fearless public servant who limits duties to presenting facts and urges accountability for auto department discrepancies. The piece praises his independence across party lines and cites a Wilson telegram supporting Governor Beckham.
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Sherman Goodpaster
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Beckham and Ollis Poised as Young Senators for Kentucky
The Cadiz Record notes that next March in the United States Senate Kentucky will have two of the youngest members, Beckham aged 45 and Ollis aged 43, shaping a notable youth presence in the delegation.
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Beckham
United States Senate
Kentucky
Union
Ollis
Cadiz
Five Injured as Northland Limited Wreck Near Kalamazoo
Five were injured when several cars of the Northland Limited derailed after a wash-out near Kalamazoo Michigan. Railroad officials say none suffered fatally. Among the injured is W R Nunnelley of Louisville formerly of the city, slight injuries reported. Eight Pullmans rolled down a ten foot embankment.
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Northland Limited
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. R. Nunnelley
Louisville
Senator Camden Declines Immediate Governor Candidacy
U. S. Senator Johnson M. Camden responds that the governor race is too far off to consider now, leaving readers to infer he is weighing a potential bid in Kentucky.
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U. S
Johnson M. Camden
Kentucky
Auspicious Kentucky Democratic Meet Elects Chairs
The Seelbach Hotel gathering elected Rhea as campaign chair and Urey Woodson as national committeeman. James and Beckham led as top figures, with James reading Wilson's telegram urging unity and Beckham pledging support for Wilson and party nominees. The Louisville Post notes strong party unity and leadership formation for the November election.
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United States
J. C. W. Beckham
Louisville
White House
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Seelbach Hotel
Beckham
Kentucky
Seelbach
Rhea
Urey Woodson
Owensboro
James
Jame
Wilson
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