Teachers and Parents Gather for Kentucky PTA Sessions
Louisville hosts the Kentucky Educational Association meeting alongside the Kentucky Branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations. Noted speakers include George Colvin Reuben Post Halleck and Mrs Edith McClure Patterson. The program covers lectures, credentials, finance reports, and officer elections through Thursday.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Kentucky Educational Association
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
George Colvin
Reuben Post Halleck
Betty Harris
Frankfort
George Weissinger Smith
Joseph Calig
Wecome
George C. Weldon
Edith McClure Patterson
John L. Graham
Owensboro
Joseph Calitt
Finance Committee
John Friedman
B. M. Starks
John H. Wilson
Hartford
FE. Poe Harris
Ashland
Zenos EE. Scott
Elizabeth P. Stouffer
V. O. Gilbert
Six Boys Escape From Reform School Dormitory
Six boys between 15 and 17 escaped from the receiving dormitory at the Kentucky School of Reform in Greendale Kentucky early today. None were apprehended by noon. Barney Adams, 15, of Henderson County, is said to be among them.
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Greendale
Kentucky School of Reform
Barney Adams
Henderson County
Marriage license issued to Catherine Russell Gaines and Carter Phillips
Newport Ky April 14 Catherine Russell Gaines and Carter Phillips both of Louisville obtained a marriage license Tuesday. They listed ages as 21. The bride's mother, a Louisville school teacher, had married the groom's brother a few weeks earlier.
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Newport
Catherine Russell Gaines
Carter Phillips
Louisville
Howard May Be Named Ambassador to Peru
A report from Paris Kentucky says President Harding has chosen former Judge H. Clay Howard of Paris to be Ambassador to Peru. Howard traveled to Washington on Tuesday for confirmation steps.
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Howard
Paris
Harding
H. Clay Howard
Peru
Washington
60 spike tooth section harrows price at Douglas and Simmons
A 60 spike tooth harrow section is offered for sale for 25 dollars at the Douglas and Simmons store.
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Douglas & Simmons
Paris Paper Fixes German Indemnity
Paris reports the Allies will fix Germanys reparations at 130 to 150 billion gold marks through the Allied Reparations Commission the exact sum to depend on unresolved questions. The Echo de Paris adds if Germany resists a settlement Allies plan to recall two classes to the colors and occupy the Ruhr Basin with its key coal mines and industrial plants.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Echo de Paris
France
Ruhr
Laramere Rumored Federal Marshal Pick for Western District
Louisville report says Greenville attorney Leslie Laramere is tipped to be the next Federal Marshal of the Western District of Kentucky. The piece also notes MeckKinzie Moss and Sawyer Smith to be named District Attorneys for the Western and Eastern districts respectively in a few days.
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Associated Press
Louisville
A Post
Washington Special Today
Leslie Laramere
Greenville
Kentucky
MeckKinzie Moss
Sawyer Smith
May Reduce Rates On Some Business
Secretary Mellon said a general scheme to reduce railroad rates acceptable to the railroads will be presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission soon. He noted many railroads see a rate cut on some commodities as advisable to stimulate transport, though he said high rates on certain articles remain necessary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mellon
More Workers Join English Strikers United Support
London April 14 The federation of general workers representing about 1.5 million in over 100 industries outside the Triple Alliance voted today to back the Triple Alliance in the miners strike.
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I-y
Associated Press
London
Federation of General Workers
Triple Alliance
France accepts US stance on German possessions rights
Washington April 14 official circles interpret France reply to Hughes note of April 4 on the Yap mandate as tantamount to accepting the principle that the United States surrenders none of its rights in former German overseas possessions.
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Washington
France
Hughes
Yap
United States
Kentucky Retail Coal Dealers Set Convention in Lexington
The Kentucky Retail Coal Dealers Association will hold its annual convention at the Phoenix Hotel starting Wednesday April 27. The meeting aims to improve ties among retailers wholesalers and operators.
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Lexington
Kentucky Retail Coal Dealers’ Association
Phoenix Hotel
Farm Progress in Barren County Kentucky
Lexington farmers in cooperation with County Agent J. O. Horning push five farm programs in the region. They organize junior and senior clubs in each district, develop the dairy industry, grow strawberries, standardize poultry, and participate in the purebred livestock campaign.
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Lexington
Barren County
J. O. Horning
Renaker Poultry Co Buys Egg Lots at Top Prices
Farmers urged to bring case lots of eggs to Renaker Poultry Co offering the highest price. The buyer location listed as 631f appears in the notice inviting producers to sell.
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Renaker Poultry Co
Berea Man Robbed in Ohio
J W Coyle of Berea Kentucky reported he was followed after leaving the B and O station by a colored woman who boarded the same train in Cincinnati. She stole his wallet taking 150 dollars before fleeing. Police traced her to Jones Station where a taxi driver and a negro machine operator helped her escape toward Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
J. W. Coyle
Berea
Cincinnati
Jones Station
Dark Tobacco Growers Plan Cooperative Marketing
In Hopkinsville Kentucky on April 1 tobacco men gather for a committee meeting to draft a plan for a cooperative marketing association of dark tobacco. Fred G. Mutcheler of Bowling Green, a noted tobacco expert, is invited to participate.
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Associated Press
Hopkinsville
Fred G. Mutcheler
Bowling Green
Three Shiners Caught in Garrard County Raid
Sheriff Arch Walker arrest ed William George and Walter Leasure brothers of Cartersville for operating a moonshine still. Nettles mash tubs and a copper worm were found near the Leasure home. Walter Leasure released on 300 dollars bond. the others jailed at Lancaster await trial before Judge Forest Stapp with Federal Agent Leonard Brock to testify.
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Arch Walker
Forest Stapp
Leonard Brock
Berea
Circuit court ends after two week term with minor fines
The circuit court closed its two week term with few cases tried. Some youths were fined or jailed for minor offenses while W H Clark won a $800 judgment against the Turkey Foot Lumber Company for land damage from logging.
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W. H. Clark
Turkey Foot Lumber Company
Walter Fields
G. W. Tincher
Green Hall
J. E. Castle
Knoxville
P. P. Burns
Huntington
W. Va
S. B. Fulton
California
Fulton
War Fork Land Company
Lloyd Moore
Lancaster
Vernon Fowler
Richmond
Lexington
Fred Delong
Southern Educational Association
Worthington
Annville
H. J. Johnson
W. E. Begley
C. R. Luker
London
Moving Pictures For Big Hill School
Pupils and teachers at Big Hill school held a pie supper raising 83.69 to buy a piano or organ for the new building. County Supt. Ben F. Edwards reports the structure with two rooms and a library is comfortable. Berea College authorities promised a moving picture outfit for educational films, making Big Hill first in the county to receive such equipment.
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Big Hill
Ben F. Edwards
J. H. Guthrie
Cleo Baker
Supt
Edwards
Obert Richardson
Red Lick Creek
Webb School
Lillian Webb
Red Lick
Mallory School
Lucy Hays
High Point School
Agnes Moore
Johnson
Local Social Notes From Baldwin and Nearby
Mr and Mrs James Moores visited the Ka natzars. Mrs T M Perkins and Mabel spent time with Mitt Coates. J H Jones is sick. Nannie Stocker stayed with Everett Perkins. Luther Isbell hosted friends including Johnson Jones Sanders Stocker and Christine Hill. Ed Burrus and children visited Burton. John Heathman of Whitlock hosted a Tuesday dance. Mrs Ben Broddus is ill. Ethel Shifflett visited Sallie B Coates. Bethel church holds preaching Saturday and Sunday with R N S Peel of Nicholasville.
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James Moores
W. H. Kanatzar
T. M. Perkins
Mabel
Mitt Coates
J. H. Jones
Nannie Stocker
Everett Perkins
Luther Isbell
Johnson Jones
Walter Sanders
Herbert Stocker
Christine Hill
Ed Burrus
Burton
Lancaster Pike
John Heathman
Whitlock
Ben Broddus
Ethel Shifflett
Sallie B. Coates
Bethel Church
R. N. S. Peel
Nicholasville
Eggs Wanted by C. S. Brent & Company
Egg buyers C. S. Brent & Company offer highest market price for eggs. Will call for cases and lots. Located at East Main Street near L and NJ crossing, in office with McDowell Coal Company. Agent C. E. Galloway, phone 967, Richmond.
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C. S. Brent & Company
Case
East Main Street
L. & NJ Crossing
McDowell Coal Company
C. E. Galloway
Richmond
Reds Win Opener In Cincinnati With Bunching Eighth
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in the opener before the largest crowd for an opening game in the city. Four Reds runs came in the eighth on multiple hits as Pittsburgh rallied in the ninth scori ng two runs. Luque struggled but received late support and left with bases loaded.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Reds
Luque
Wingo
Adams
Hamilton
Schmidt
Opening Games Across Leagues March to Week Start
National League results include Cincinnati 5 over Pittsburg 3 Chicago 5 over St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 5 over Boston 4 New York 10 over Philadelphia 8 in 11 innings. American League scores show New York 11 over Philadelphia 1 Boston 6 over Washington 3 St Louis 4 over Cleveland 2. Chicago at Detroit postponed by rain. American Association Louisville 5 over Toledo 4 Milwaukee 6 over St Paul 1 Indianapolis 3 over Columbus 2 Minneapolis at Kansas City postponed by rain.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Madison High at Lancaster Friday
Madison High using Sam Reid and Reeves as battery hosts Lancaster Friday afternoon at Garrard Cap. Brock pitched in a 19 to 0 win over Waco Tuesday as Reeves hit two homers and Stone one triple.
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Lancaster
Sam Reid
Madison Hi
Garrard Capital
Madison High
Reid
Reeves
Waco
Harvey Brock
Stone
Brock
Wants Day Agents Under Civil Service
Baltimore April 14 The National Civil Service Reform League reviews the enforcement staff in its annual meeting report. It charges many agents are dishonest or have criminal records and urges Congress to place all city enforcement agents under civil service rules. It criticizes Anti Saloon League provisions allowing untested appointees in criminal investigation.
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Rv Associated Press
Baltimore
National Civil Service Reform League
Council of the League
Ciry
Anti-Saloon League
College Hill Illness and Hospital Update
Mrs. Jasper Pearson recovering well after a very serious operation at Gibson hospital last Monday. Miss Katie Norris and Mrs. Delia Hisle of Richmond were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Younger Norris. Mrs. Mmbs remains very ill at home.
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Jasper Pearson
Gibson Hospital
Katie Norris
Delia Hisle
Richmond
Younger Norris
Potter Shoe Co presents new footwear and theater styles exhibit
The Potter Shoe Company of Cincinnati announces the arrival of Mr. Franken at the Glyndon Hotel on Thursday April 14 for an exhibition of the latest footwear and theater styles for the coming season. The firm cordially invites all who can attend this interesting display.
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The
Potter Shoe Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Franken
Glyndon Hotel
Mrs. Geo. G. Prewitt Seriously Hurt in Fall
Mrs. George Gay Prewitt, a well known resident, fell Sunday night at her Mt. Sterling Pike home. She suffered cuts and bruises but no broken bones and is improving. Her sister from Lexington and a nurse are at her side. she briefly lost consciousness after a fall through an opened cellar hole while carrying a lamp.
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George Gay Prewitt
Mt. Sterling Pike
William Dowell Oldham
Lexington
Jennings Named Speaker of Florida House
The Florida Metropolis Jacksonville April 6 notes Frank E. Jennings representative from Duval has been elevated to speakership. It praises his qualifications and pledges he will serve ably with the people of Florida in mind.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Jennings
Richmond
Frank E. Jennings
Duval
House of Representatives
Duval County
Last Kingston Community Meeting Change and Songbooks
The final Kingston community meeting is set for Thursday April 14 at 7 p m with a time shift from 7 30 to 7. The event will feature new 110 song books from Scaffold Cane and two dozen donated by Mr Strong. Dr Alson Baker will give a health talk and Mrs John Green will discuss Citizenship Through the Schools.
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Kingston
Scaffold
Strong
John Green
Alson Baker
Missionary Meeting Outline For Woman's Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday at 2 30 in the Sunday School rooms Mrs C S Powell will share notes from her recent trip to the Missionary Conference at Carlisle. Every member is urged to attend.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C.S. Powell
Carlisle
Normal Upset by Lincoln Memorial in Ten Inning Classic
Eastern Normal lost 10 to 9 to Lincoln Memorial Institute in Cumberland Gap after ten innings. Pitching by Jim Lackey and solid defense by Fox kept the game close but costly infield errors and base running miscues plagued Normal late. Walden paced the visitors with a strong pitching and Byrd made key catches for Lincoln.
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Lincoln Memorial Institute
Cumberland Gap
Jim Lackey
Fox
Jim Combs
Mountain Lads
Howard
Walden
Byrd
Combs
Combsess
Frey
Goodman
Vandeveer
Gaes
Letrore
Lackey P
Lincoln AB
Poae GoByrd.c
Donaldson
E. Thomp
R. Byrd
Fo Ae Carroll
Kattinani
Lebuhee Td Ferguson Ss
Baseball game summary with top hitters listed
Bical 9 10 10 runs by Innings final score 9 to 10. C Byrd home run. Three base hits Donaldson S Thompson Fox Lackey. Two base hits C Byrd Donaldson R Byrd Kaufman Ferguson Howard White Combs Rice Fox 2 Lackey. Pitchers Lackey Walden R Byrd struck out 4 8 2. Walks Lackey 2 Walden 3. Hit by pitch Lackey R Byrd.
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C. Byrd
Donaldson
S. Thompson
Fox
Lackey
R. Byrd
Kaufman
Ferguson
Howard
White
Combs
Rice
Walden
Weather for Kentucky Slightly cooler night with clouds
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight in Kentucky. Friday outlook unsettled with probable showers across the region.
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Kentucky
Livestock Markets Report for Cincinnati and Louisville
Cattle in Cincinnati and Louisville held steady or unchanged on April 14 while hogs extended declines. Chicago reported 24,000 head, 10 cents lower. Louisville hogs fell 25 cents, tops $8.50 with 1,400 head. Sheep in Louisville remained steady at about 100 head.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
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Sheriff Ross
Aggests
U. S
Dark Weed Growers
Garrard
McKee
BIG Hill School
Berea College
Country School
Baldwin
College Hill
Geo. Gay Prewitt
Winchester Sun
Missionary Meeting
Lincoln University
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