29 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
1
A letter from Congressman J. M. Robsion urges loyal, law abiding citizens to elect strong sober honorable men to restore law and order. He warns bosses plan slander and urges supporters to stand firm and nail any falsehoods. The message touts protection of women and children and unity among church going voters.
A group of women endorse Karl Phillips as the best qualified candidate for county court clerk citing his ex service and wartime patriotism. They urge women voters in Rockcastle County to unite to elect a sober, capable officer and express confidence in his victory.
A group of Rackcastle County ex soldiers publicly backs Earl Phillips for County Court Clerk. They praise his moral character and qualifications, urging support as a civic duty and recalling wartime solidarity.
A Rockcastle County teacher with twenty years in the district seeks votes for Circuit Court Clerk after noting passing required exams and a college bookkeeping course. The appeal targets voters by contrasting opponents families and public service roles while urging support for qualified leadership.
Mrs John Renner addresses Rockcastle County voters in a campaign plea urging loyalty to the county and to her. She warns that the August 6 1921 primary will test voters on choosing between traditional men and the proposed better things led by women.
A local speaker urges voters to support Bill for Circuit Clerk over Professors Bull and Debord. He touts education and character, recalls years of voting, notes past health and injury, and pledges to continue political work after January 1 in Rockcastle County.
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