Harding defies league as he seeks peace by congress
President Harding declares for peace through congressional resolution and rejects League of Nations terms in a message to Congress. He says the United States will not join any military alliance and favors an approach under existing treaties with strict reservations to protect essential interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
League of Nations
United States
League
Association of Nations
Germany
Kentucky crop report notes fewer brood sows in state
Kentucky farmers report 5 percent fewer brood sows than last year while wheat and rye conditions remain high. Wheat stands at 95 percent of normal, rye at 95 percent, with similar fall sowing area for wheat and slightly smaller rye plantings. Farm labor remains tight at 93 percent of normal.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Commissioner of Agriculture
W. G. Hanna
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Irvine visitors and local business trip noted
Miss Mabel Brooks and Mrs Lawrence McFerran of Irvine visited here on Saturday. Mr Edwin C Wines departed Monday for a business trip to Maysville.
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Mabel Brooks
Lawrence McFerran
Irvine
Edwin C. Wines
Maysville
Renaker Poultry Seeks Egg Deliveries at High Prices
Farmers invited to bring large egg lots to Renaker Poultry Co. at 631f for top payment. Company advertises highest price and immediate purchase options.
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Renaker Poultry Co
Bourbon Stock Yards To Be Sold
The Department of Justice approves a plan by Swift and Armour to divest stockyard interests. They must deliver stock to Illinois Trust and Savings Bank within 30 days for trustees to administer and sell within a year. The Bourbon Stock Yards at Louisville, Kentucky, are included.
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Washington
Swift and
Armous
Department of Justice
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Chiago
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
George Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Bourbon
Louisville
Richmond Church League to Open Games April 14
Plans are under way for the opening games of the Richmond Church League at normal field Thursday afternoon. Two games are expected with four teams participating. Teams to be named in Wednesday’s paper. Kellogg, league president, has returned home. Schedule Committee members Gentry and Paul Burnam plan Wednesday morning meeting. Players have practiced hard awaiting the bell. Second Christian church reports Bob Maupin chosen as manager of their nine for a fast squad.
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Richmond Church League
Normal Field
M. C. Kellogg
Gentry
Paul Burnam
H. C. Rice
Second Christian Church
The
Daily Register
Bob Maupin
Miss Slade Charms Two Big Audiences in Richmond
Miss Virginia Slade a Lexing ton entertainer drew two large crowds at the First Christian church Bible school auditorium. Afternoon children and evening attendees praised her readings including Alice Lit by the Fire. The Redpath organization booked her for May and the Community Club funded a children’s room for Pattie A. Clay infirmary.
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Virginia Slade
Lexington
Bible School
First Christian Church
Miss Slade
Alice
Richmond
Redpath
Lyceum
Pattie A. Clay
Ballard Luxon
William Millard
Patsy Rosson
Four Prisoners Escape Whitesburg County Jail
Four prisoners escaped from the Whitesburg county jail early Monday by sawing their way to freedom. Among the fugitives are Jack Webb held for forgery and Arlie Hunsucker charged in the killing of his aged father at Moores Branch. Posses chase them as they head toward the Virginia line. Webb has escaped from this jail before. All were to be tried at the current term of court.
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Whitesburg
Liberty
Jack Webb
Arlie Hunsucker
Moores Branch
Virginia Line
Young Webb
Mrs. John J. Langan Dies in Irvine
News from Irvine reports Mrs. John J. Langan, wife of the Irvine Electric Light Works manager, died Monday morning. Surviving are her husband, three sons Owen Raymond Parker, a daughter Mrs. H. E. Hay of Lexington, a sister Mrs. Wm. Greaves of Louisville, and her mother Mrs. W. L. Heath of Irvine. Funeral held Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Irvine Methodist Church. burial at Corbin Tuesday at 3 p.m. Rev. Felix Struve will officiate.
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Langan
Irvine
John J. Langan
Irvine Electric Light Works
Owen
Raymond
Parker
H. E. Hay
Lexington
Wm. Greaves
Louisville
W. L. Heath
Methodist
Corbin
Felix Struve
The
Methodist Church, South
Jack Gilbert Trial Set at Madison Circuit Court
The Winchester Sun reports Jack Gilbert accused of murdering Levi Lee during the White Bailey feud has been transferred to Madison circuit court for trial on a change of venue. Commonwealth's Attorney B A Crutcher will prosecute, with the May term expected to draw many out of town witnesses and visitors.
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Winchester Sun
Jack Gilbert
Levi Lee
Bailey
Madison
Commonwealth
B. A. Crutcher
Winchester
Local Social Notes From Ruckerville and Winchester Area
Ruckerville residents visit Mrs. James Rieser in nearby town. Mr and Mrs Walter Haggard return from Paris pike relatives trip. Mrs Cooper of Estill county visits son Wm Winburn in Vienna. Sallie Belle and Ellie Lucille Brock stay with Mrs I B Alten in Winchester. Allie Reiser returns from visit to Mrs Gaambo Gambo Station. Everett Wells sustains a painful leg gash while chopping wood.
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Clark County
Millara, Bradley
Winchester
James Rieser
Walter Haggard
Paris Pike
Cooper
Estill County
Eiverett Burton
Wm Winburn
Vienna
Sallie Belle
Ellie Lucille Brock
I. B. Alten
Allie Reiser
Mrs. Gaambo
Gambo Station
Everett Wells
Butter and egg markets face mixed signals as supply shifts
Butter prices rise on strong demand and lower quality reserve stocks while favorable weather boosts production and foreshadows price declines. Eggs stay firm as storage stockpiles grow, and poultry shows solid movement with expectations of lighter demand and easing prices ahead.
Kentucky Weather Shifts to Warmer, Cloudy Tonight
Forecast for Kentucky calls for a fair night with increasing clouds and warmer temperatures. Wednesday will be wetter with rising clouds and continued warming across the region.
Livestock Market Report Cincinnati Chicago Louisville
Livestock markets across cities show cattle slow or steady and hogs down 25 to 50 cents. Chicago sales reach 28 000 head with hogs 25 cents lower. Louisville reports cattle 300 slow and unchanged, hogs 900 down 25, tops at $9, sheep 100 steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Fresh Fish Prices From Neff’s Produce
Daily update from Neff's lists fresh fish prices and availability. Contact 431 for current selections and pricing.
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Neff
Big Ball Leagues Open With Thursday Starts In 1921
New York April 12 Opening day of the major league baseball season 1921 will feature ceremonies and flags as 16 teams begin a six month pennant chase across the National and American Leagues. National League games include Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Cincinnati and St Louis at Chicago with American League matchups Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland Americans
Brooklyn National
Tris Speaker
Merchandising Trouble Cited by Passaic Herald
A Passaic New Jersey Herald line notes that merchandising problems may stem from women shopping on the wrong side of the windows, reflecting a gendered view in local retail commentary.
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Passais
N. J
Herald
Lincoln Farmers Visit Mrs Lanter at Gibson Hospital
Isaac Hubbard and son J W Hubbard of Lincoln County visited the Bobtown region to see Mrs Leslie Lanter and her young daughter recovering from a cesarean operation at Gibson Hospital. They noted the Lancaster road has many holes and is rough in spots.
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Lincoln
Isaac Hubbard
J. W. Hubbard
West End
Lincoln County
Leslie Lanter
Bobtown
Gibson Hospital
Lancaster
First Presbyterian Church Boasts Large Growth in Durham
Durham Herald reports Dr David H Scanlon former Richmond pastor at First Presbyterian Durham sees strong year with 117 additions 41 on profession 76 by letter total 758 members. Gifts total 142085 incl 116000 for missions benevolence 26000 for local work. Local members contribute 3211 per resident. Watts bequest 150000 funds to build Socal Religious building Hut plan and to support church operations.
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Durham
N. C
First Presbyterian Church
David H. Scanlon
Richmond
George Washington Watts
Builders to Take Public Into Confidence
The National Federation of Construction Industries aims to restore public confidence in the building sector. Letters to over 1,000 members urge members to invite the public to meetings and share price trends and industry facts.
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Chicago
National Federation of Construction Industries
Bill Exempts Stolen Whisky From Tax
A bill introduced by Representative Charles F. Ogden would exempt whisky stolen from bonded warehouses from tax if the warehouse owners had no connection with the removal. Ogden notes Kentucky warehousemen paid thousands in taxes on stolen whisky.
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Washington
Charles F. Ogden
Kentucky
Ogden
Distinctive cleaning ad and family visit note
A classified style snippet notes Distinctive cleaning and a phone number. It mentions Mrs Robert Elkin and children visiting relatives in Burlington Kentucky while also reporting a self surgery anecdote from Kane surgeon and a wry quote on self undertaker by Harrisburg Patriot.
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Robert Elkin
Waco
Dixie Dry Cleaning Ad Promises Odorless Cry Cleaning
Odorless dry cleaning and distinctive service guaranteed. Dix ie Dry Cleaning advertises quality work and invites customer testimonials. Phone 7. 31-3-6-!
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Dixie
Dixie Dry Cleaning
Jessamine Folks Rally Behind Mr Baxter for Commonwealth Attorney
Jessamine County residents and the Nicholasville News endorse William J Baxter of Jessamine as the Democratic nominee for Commonwealth Attorney in the 25th Judicial District. The piece praises Baxter as a rising attorney and current county attorney, while urging voters in Madison Powell Clark and Jessamine to back him for a fair, capable leadership.
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Jessamin
William J. Baxter
Jessamine
Baxter
Nicholasville
Sandy Bluff
Shunpike
Wm. J. Baxter
25Th
Madison
Powell
Clark
W. J. Baxter
Commonwealth
Billy Baxter
New Mountain Railroad survey work in Leslie County area
Surveyors are locating possible routes along Straight Creek and the Middle Fork of the Kentucky river for a railroad into the territory. No definite plans or timelines have been announced. The area contains valuable timber and coal lands that a railroad could aid development in Leslie County Kentucky.
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Hyeen
Straight Creek
Middle Fork
Kentucky River
Leslie County
Youngster Who Stole $36,000 Gets One Year
Francis J. Carey a 19 year old Ottawa Ill bank cashier who stole 96000 last November was sentenced by Judge Landis to one year in the National Training School for Boys in Washington DC The case followed criticism of the judge for allowing the youth to return home pending sentence.
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Chicago
Francis J. Carey
Ottawa
Ill
Landis
National Training School For Boys
Washington, D.C
Local Egg Prices Advertised By C. S. Brent & Co
C S Brent and Company offer the highest market price for eggs and will buy in case lots. Sale point listed at last Main Street near L N Crossing, office with McDowell Coal Company. Agent C E Galloway. iPhone 967 Richmond. 78 ti.
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C. S. Brent & Company
L. & N. Crossing
McDowell Coal Company
C. E. Galloway
Richmond
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Gilbert
D. H. Shincheloe
Dawson Springs
Kincheloe
R. Y. Thomas
Mammoth Cave
J. C. Cantril
Langley
Ruckerville
Swift Produge Review
Roosters
BIG Ball
DR. Scanlon
Harrisburg
MR. Baxter
Nicholasville News
New Mountain Railroad
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