Utica to Hire Detective Jones for Anti-Vice Drive
Utica New York forms a twenty member committee to reform vice and hires Bill Jones from Rockcastle County to lead local efforts. The New York Police Department reports Jones, a 11 year veteran, praised for honesty and efficiency in detective work under Inspector Dwyer and lauded by magistrates and federal prosecutors at a farewell dinner.
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Utica
New York
Bill Jones
Rockcastle County
Greater
Bill
Cumberland Mountains
New York City
New York Police Department
William O. Jones
Committee of Twenty
Police Department
Jones
Unger
Criminal Courts
Detective Jones
United States
Stanton
Dwyer
Bowling on business in London Wednesday
Mr and Mrs H E Christie and daughter Annie Elizabeth are visiting Mr Christie s parents in Bluefield West Virginia and plan to return around New Year s. Mrs Mary Albright has come back from Ashville North Carolina where she stayed with her son R E Albright for health reasons. Dick is recovering and friends in town hope for a quick return. Taxpayers must file with the government on time or face penalties.
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London
H. E. Christie
Annie Elizabeth
Local Notes and Visits Amid War-Tide Hints
Local items report visitors from Br o d h e a d to Mt Vernon amid broader tensions. W E Gravely and others advise caution for a friend under fire. Frith leaves for Hot Springs after selling produce. Dr and Mrs Carter transfer land deed for 10000 dollars. Bowling conducts church services. Albright returns from cancer surgery in Louisville. Wheeldon of Lancaster visits on business. Gravely travels to Louisville for Main Street store supplies.
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Slice Livingstom
W.E Gravely
A.J. Pike
A. T. Furnish
A.M. Hiatt
W.H. Albright
W.A. Carson
W. F. Carter
A.J Haggard
C. H. Frith
Mt. Vernon
Tildem Frith
Hot Springs
Ark
Shelby County
O. D.rowlette
L. N. Bowling
Logan’s Creek Church
Maywood
Gertrude Bowling
A.E Albright
Louisville
W. E. Gravely
L. N
Government Man Comes To Mt. Vernon
Danville Kentucky December 12 1917 the government will send income tax officers to counties to aid taxpayers. Collectors and officers will visit county seats and other towns posting notices through post offices banks and newspapers. Returns for 1917 are due by March 1 1918 with new exemptions expanding the number of taxpayers and requiring returns for many workers and farmers.
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Internal Revenue
Hughes
Newport Port Life and Red Cross Requests in 1917 Letter
Charley L. and Willie Davis write from Newport Rhode Island describing travel from Louisville to New York and a cold island posting with daily drills and Sundays on shore leave. They request Red Cross sweaters and scarves as Christmas gifts from friends and wish readers well. The piece also includes an era advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising cure for deafness with a money back offer and free circulars.
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Louisville
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Willie
Red Cross
Hall
Local social notes from Richmond area visits and gatherings
Withers C Z Mullins was in Richmond Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Black visit Laur el this week. Mr and Mrs Boston Durham of Hamilton Ohio and Mr Raleigh Parker of East Bernstadt visiting relatives in this area for several days. Mrs Estill Mullins on the sick list. Mat Green buying old cows to take to Richmond. buyers want young ones. Nell Bullock of Gauley visited sister Estill Mullins Saturday night. Red Hill services Saturday and Sunday by Rev Parker. Lucy Metcalf guest of sister Linville Allen Sunday. Sallie Mullins guest of cousin Lillie Mullins Sunday.
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C. Z. Mullins
Richmond
Henry Black
Laurel
Boston Durham
Hamilton
Ohio
Raleigh Parker
East Bernstadt
Estill Mullins
Mat Green
Nell Bullock
Gauley
Red Hill
Rev. Parker
Lucy Metcalf
Linville Allen
Sallie Mullins
Lillie Mullins
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Brodhead
Danville, Kry
Charley L. and
Willie Davis
Newport
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I.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Em Langford
Merchadise
Langford
Kentucky
C.co. Cox
Mt. Vernon, Ky
Court House
First State Bank
Livingston
J. C. Griffin
C. M. Thompson
W. H. Coftongim
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