Normal Defeats Stanford High 5 4 in Pitching Duel
Eastern Normal School pitcher Robert Vandeveer fanned 17 Stanford High batters while allowing 2 hits in his first game, though issued six walks. The Normal School won 5 to 4 as Embry of Stanford was solid with 7 hits and 6 strikeouts. Withers homered for Stanford in the ninth.
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Robert Vandeveer
Eastern Normal School
Stanford
Normal School
Embry
Withers
Vandeveer
Bryant
Walters
Howard
Nevins
Rice
Bryan
Smith
Proctor
Bourne
Lackey
Combs
Firs
Gray
Baughman
Murphy
White
Goodman
Nevious
Bryar
Maineus
Warters
Mainous
Nemous
Tae
D Howard
Murphy Struke
Nevius
Givens
Stanford Hi
PO E Bryan
Embry, P
Eastern AB RH
APO E Ee Bourne
Ist
2D B
FCM
Charles Gives It Up
Budapest April 5 Former Emperor Charles left Steinamanger in West Hungary near the Austrian border this morning on his way out of Hungary Premier Telky announced in the National Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Emperor Charles
Steinamanger
Hungary
Telky
National Assembly
Fayette Schools May Be Closed
A Franklin conference with Dr. Gilbert L. Bailey State Superintendent Colvin and Assistant AG Fowler revealed Fayette county schools face closure for the rest of the term unless funds are raised. The old board under Nannie G. Falconer drained school funds, exhausting the county fund, while the new board seeks a way to keep operations running.
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Lexington
Frankfort
Gilbert L. Bailey
Fayette County
Colvin
Bailey
50c Whisky Tax Again Held Unconstitutional
Judge Robert L. Stout of the Franklin circuit court would follow the U S Supreme Court ruling in the E H Taylor case and hold the 50 cent whisky tax a property tax not an occupational levy and thus invalid Attorney General Charles I Dawson said he would appeal and seek an early Court of Appeals decision this spring
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Robert L. Stout
Franklin Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
E. H. Taylor
Swat All the Needless Ornaments Campaign Inaugurated
London officials report a campaign by women's institutes to cut out bric a brac and needless decorations. Sponsors say it will save money and time, reduce dusters and maid reactions, and lead to neater more tasteful homes.
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Associated Press
London
England
Bergdoll Denied Release In Habeas Corpus Ruling
Federal Judge Pollock rejected Erwin R Bergdoll s writ of habeas corpus keeping him in Leavenworth for draft evasion The decision supports the draft act and holds mail notice sufficient while Bergdoll s lawyers argued lack of delivery The ruling notes it is up to the drafted man to receive his mail and induction notice
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Topeka
Kans
Erwin R. Bergdoll
Leavenworth Army
Pollock
Bergdoll
Draft Board
Judy Buys All Low Grades Left
Tobacco buyers from W S Judy R J Reynolds and others purchase all low grade tobacco left with pinhookers. Estimated total around 200000 pounds at one to two cents per pound with profits expected as Will Luxon Home House and O Head Lorillard supply about 140000 and 60000 pounds respectively. Judy will stay weeks to cure and prepare the stock for hogsheads.
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W. S. Judy
R. J. Reynold
Will Luxon
O. Head
Lorillard
Judy
Boswell Denies Officer Statement in Education Case
Boswell, a Pike County farmer, appears in county court accused of failing to send his sons to school. He denies Deputy Sheriff Johnson’s claim that he said lack of clothes kept the boys home, saying weather kept them from school instead. A hearing is scheduled for Friday.
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Jack Boswell
Rec House
Johnson
Boswell
Berea College President to Speak at Louisville YM A Banquet
Dr W J Hutchins president of Berea College will address the tenth annual State Work Banquet of the Y M C A in Louisville on April 12. In 1918 he won a $5000 prize from the National Institution for Moral Instruction in Washington for best Code of Morals for Boys and Girls.
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Hutchins
Louisville
W. J. Hutchins
Berea College
Young Men’s Christian Association
National Institution For Moral Instruction
Washington
Betts, 70, Missing After Night at Georgetown Home
Georgetown Kentucky April 5 relatives search for John R Betts 70 who left home last night and is said to be worried about financial affairs and may be in distress continued search today by family and authorities
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Georgetown
John R. Betts
Old Sam Hurst Pleases ’Em
In Beattyville the long time judge Sam Hurst sits on the bench and earns praise from locals. He minds the scales of justice, chews tobacco like in his court days, and appears a human, impartial judge in four weeks of court.
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Sam Hurst
Beattyville Enterprise
Isolator Returns To Toss Items Into Hopper
A restless it islator keeps tossing objects into the hopper, seeking a new level of contentment. The scene depicts a character focused on adjusting balance by adding items, hinting at a mechanized or experimental setup.
Clover Pota toe see and more noted by Gordon
Gordon notes ongoing Clover Pota toe see with mention of additional items or needs. The fragment highlights a request or inquiry for further details or supplies.
Madison and Model Debating for State Contest
Madison High and Model High meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Normal chapel for a Kentucky Interscholastic Debating contest round. Winners advance toward a May 6 7 Lexington state championship with gold medals and a silver cup awarded. The topic is compulsory arbitration of labor disputes in public activities. Model shows affirmative with Blanton Arnold Evans Jr and Madison negative with Gabby Mullanix Wilson. Regular speeches run ten minutes with three minute rebuttals.
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Madison High School
Model High School
Normal
Kentucky
Lexington
William Blanton
Henry Arnold
Lester Evans, Jr
Malison High
Harold Gabby
Edna Mullanix
Lafon Wilson
Movie Filmed At Eastern State Normal School
Col N H Simes filmed the Eastern State Normal School campus in Richmond with about 1200 students and faculty forming the letters E K S N S. The reel will be distributed among students and included in the school annual. Arrangements are set to screen the footage at local theatres soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern State Normal School
Richmond
N. H. Simes
Simes Desi
Col. Simes
Richton
U.S. Soldier Boys
Missing New York widow Annette Rankin sought by public aid
Public aid joined a search for Mrs Annette Norton Rankin a wealthy widow missing since Friday afternoon in New York She was in mourning for her mother when she vanished carried 50 in cash and 2000 in jewelry and had been prominent in New York society before her 1905 marriage.
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New York
Annette Norton Rankin
Nine Prisoners Escape County Jail in Catlettsburg
Nine inmates fled the county jail in Catlettsburg Kentucky early today led by John Luster who has escaped jail four times in under a year. The men crossed the bridge into West Virginia and none had been captured.
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Catlettsburg
John Luster
West Virginia
Harding Not For Quick Peace Now
Washington April 5 President Harding rejects any definite war end program. He supported the Knox resolution as a senator and favored it in acceptance remarks but sees no reason for hasty action now. His peace stance will be outlined at the new congress opening, as advisers doubt a practical path to the Versailles treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Germany
Senate
Congress
Blizzard Follows Spring in Idaho
Idaho Falls reports more than two feet of snow after the mildest spring on record, as the worst blizzard of the season blankets streets and slows activity in the city.
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Idaho
Associated Press
Idaho Falls
Harding asks how heroes are treated
President Harding directs his Dawes commission to probe government department heads for failures in aiding disabled servicemen. He calls for thorough inquiry into abuses and neglect, with Dawes pledging full implementation of the president’s request at the commission’s first meeting.
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Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Government Department
Dawes
Covington Man Returned for Trial in Bank Robbery
Covington Kentucky April 5 George Brown alias E C Evans one of five accused of robbing the Tobacco Growers Deposit Bank at Crittenden Kentucky nearly a year ago was brought here today from Memphis Tennessee where he was arrested Saturday He will be tried at the next term of Federal Court here The robbery is believed to have netted about 20000 in bond and 110000 in non negotiable paper
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Covington
Geo. Brown
E. C. Evans
Tobacco Growers Deposit Bank
Crittenden
Memphis
Tenn
Pardon Appeal Stays $40,000 Fine Payment
Covington Kentucky April 5 a new appeal for a pardon for Henry Feltman a Covington tobacconist sentenced to seven years and fined 40000 for violating the espionage act has been filed with President Harding. Payment of the fine was due today but District Attorney Slattery moved that collection be postponed pending action on the pardon appeal. United States Judge Cochran took the motion under advisement.
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Covington
Henry Feltman
Covington Tobacconist
Harding
Slattery
United States
Cochran
Weather Outlook for Tonight and Wednesday
Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness. Showers likely in the western portion, followed by a mild temperature trend.
Egg market notice from C. S. Brent & Company
C. S. Brent & Company offers 20 cent top price for eggs and will call for case lots. Office on East Main Street at L. N. crossing, contact agent C. E. Galloway, phone 967, Richmond, via McDowell Coal Company. Monte Fox of Danville observed at market, not buying.
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C. S. Brent & Company
East Main Street
L. & N. Crossing
McDowell Coal Company
C. E. Galloway
Richmond
Monte Fox
Danville
Farm Laborers Strike in Chili Signals New Era
The first Chilean farm laborers strike was called by several hundred workers on a 20,000 acre estate owned by an English woman near Santiago. Though limited to one farm and a small group, the event drew wide attention and was seen as marking a new era in labor relations between landowners and Chilean agricultural workers.
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Chili
Santiago
Here
Renaker Poultry Co Egg Buy Offers Top Prices
Farmers urged to bring case lots of eggs to Renaker Poultry Co to receive the highest price. Ad emphasizes prompt payment and large purchases.
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Renaker Poultry Co
Reeves sells Auburn touring car to F P Caldwell for bride gift
The Reeves Motor Car Company sold a handsome Auburn touring car to F. P. Caldwell of Freeman Realty this week. Caldwell bought it as a wedding gift for his bride Cary Rice.
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Auburn
Reeves Motor Car Company
F. P. Caldwell
Freeman Realty Company
Public Health Service HQ Moving Within Kentucky
Lexington April 5. Federal public health service will shift state HQ from Lexington to Louisville by April 15. Major Lon Moorman announced the plan, detailing 12 district heads to manage the new units once approved by the surgeon general.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Federal Public Health Service
Louisville
Lon Moorman
Harlan Tipple Destroyed by Dynamite Blast
Beattyville Kentucky April 5 Two former Pittsburg Coal Company workers were injured in a dynamite blast at the tipple house of the Harlan plant. Property damage is about 5000 dollars. Injured include Earl Brock and a man named Tuman Tanner, who had left the mine last February after a wage cut. Tanner is believed to be dying.
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Beattyville
Harlan
Pittsburg Coal Company
Earl Brock
Tuman Tanner
Tipple House
Tanner
Postmaster Bound And $50,000 Taken
Bisbee Arizona postmaster L R Bailey says two masked men believed Mexican held him at gunpoint in his office and forced vault opening. They escaped with about $50 000. Bailey was struck and bound. No clue yet.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
R. Bailey
Bisbee
Arizona
Bailey
Aged Red Lick Farmer Dies Here
Mr. Tobe Lakes of Red Lick died at a local hospital early Tuesday morning at 73. He leaves a wife, three children, and a brother, Mr. Robert Lakes. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Friends in the community mourn his passing.
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Tobe Lakes
Red Lick
Robert Lakes
Lakes
Funeral For Dr Charles B Daugherty In Valley View
Dr Charles B Daugherty who died in New Orleans Saturday will be buried in Richmond cemetery after funeral services at Valley View Baptist church Wednesday at 11 AM. Pallbearers include R R Burnam Sr R E Turley C Wallace Dr J B Million Dr J A Vanarsdall W R Smith J A Griggs J M Stephenson and John Gay.
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Daugherty
Charles B. Daugherty
New Orleans
Baptist Church
Valley View
Richmond Cemetery
R. R. Burnam, Sr
R. E. Turley
C. Wallace
J. B. Million
Richmond
J. A. Vanarsdall
W. R. Smith
J. A. Griggs
Nicholasville
J. M. Stephenson
John Gay
Berea
Livestock Market Tightness Across Cities on April 5
Cincinnati hogs steady Chicago hogs steady with 10 cent gain. cattle steady calves lower. Louisville cattle 400 slow unchanged hogs 500 up 25 cents tops 10. sheep 50 steady unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Billy Sunday Speaks Before 10000 in Paris Kentucky
Billy Sunday drew more than ten thousand from Central Kentucky to a Paris gathering. He arrived amid a police crowd, spoke over an hour in a bluegrass setting, urged support for the Bible, and met Man o’ War at Hinata Farm before heading to Cincinnati for a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Billy Sunday
Mr. Sunday
Maine
Robert Mathews
Carollton
Cincinnati
Man O’ War
Terrill joins chief at Capitol in Washington
Rodes S Terrill leaves Richmond on the S and N for Washington to serve as secretary to Congressman Ralph Gilbert. Harvey Wilkinson, Stanford, arrives in the capital as clerk to the congressman, a post he held under Helm. The new congress opens April 11 under President Harding with Terrill a noted Democrat ready for active service.
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Rodes S. Terrill
Washington, D. C
Ralph Gilbert
Harvey Wilkinson
Stanford
Wilkinson
Helm
Terrill
Congress
Harding
Richmond
R. B. Terrill
Washington
Gilbert
District of Columbia
Ben Johnson
Distinctive cleaning ad urges clean clothing
An advert claims Dixies clothing does not smell, highlighting distinctive cleaning services. It provides a phone contact 7 and a brief numeric code ap 1-4-7-10.
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Dixie
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Stanford High
Tetais
Aes Stanford
Eastern
Carter
Charles
Fayette
Madison
Model
Health Service
Harlan Tipple
Gordon’s
Tobacco
Rodes Terrill
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