Judge Richard G Williams Filmed as Governor Material
Editorial endorsement portrays Richard G Williams of Covington Kentucky as the ideal Democratic governor candidate. The Interior Journal praises his clean record, democratic principles, and legal career from Rockcastle County to Covington, arguing he could challenge Edwin P Morrow and unite the party if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Williams
Covington
Kentucky
Interior Journal
Edwin P. Morrow
Democracy
The
Rockcastile County
Richard G. Williams
Thomas Jefferson
Dick” Williams
Rockcastle County
Moses
Stripling
Williams
Commonwealth
Rockcastle
Dick’’ Williams
Judge Williams
Morrow
Local notes include property transfer and community events
Mrs. A F Pean sold land beside the Christian church on Main to Marshall Smith for 750 dollars and the Smiths plan to move soon. The Piney Grove Cemetery directors seek plants and shrubs to beautify the new graveyard fronting Boone Way. Various visits, military discharges, relocations, and a death in Auburn are noted with local resident mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Pean
Christian Church
Main Street
Marshall Smith
Boone Way
W. A. Tyree
Walter Roberts
Harrodsburg
Francisco
J. H. Francisco
LaFollette
Tenn
J. M. Sullivan
J. T. Lawrence
J. M. Adams
W.e.gravely
Brodhead Pharmacy
Ed Owens
Cincinnati
J. H. Owens
Marshall
J. W. Tate
Randa
Richmond
Tate
Henry Baker Dies in Germany 1918
A World War I letter from Chaplain Keuriy to Mrs. Margaret Baker confirms the death of her son Henry Baker at Evacuation Hospital No. 7 near Prum Germany on December 22 1918. He died from an accidental gunshot after recovering from a abdominal wound sustained in combat.
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E. F
Prum
Germany
Margaret Baker
Withers
Mrs. Baker
Henry
United States
Keuiry
U.S. A
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Rhode Island
Mas
W. T. Hicks
Robins
Wildie
Mt. Vernon
Brodhead
Brent McClary
Auburn
Dursmore
Mr. Smith
McClary
Henry Baker
Wilson Baker
Son
W. F. Baker
Court House