Coates and Gentry Re-elected Regents at Eastern Kentucky
The Board of Regents of the Eastern Kentucky State Normal School held a regular session on campus with State Superintendent George Colvin in attendance. They approved normal summer schools district wide and re-elected T. J. Coates as president and F. C. Gentry as business manager. faculty elections were postponed to an adjourned meeting in Richmond on April 23.
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Board of Regents
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
George Colvin
Kentucky
T. J. Coates
F. C. Gentry
Richmond
Reds Fall to Pirates 7-2 as Cincinnati Struggles Offense
Cincinnati yielded seven runs to Pittsburgh with two costly Reds errors and limited scoring beyond two innings. Cooper held the Pirates to late offense while Marquard and Hargrave closed the game. The Pirates totaled seven, Cincinnati two, in a Thursday game noted for miscues and steady Pittsburgh bats.
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Cincinati
Pittsburg
Marquard
Cincinnati
Bohne
Reds
Cooper
Fugitive Three Years Caught While On Visit
Pearl Kiskaden, indicted for attempting murder of City Marshal Howard Hamilton three years ago, was captured during a home visit in Augusta Kentucky. Authorities say the arrest ends the long flight while Kiskaden visited a relative.
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Augusta
Pearl Kiskaden
Howard Hamilton
Bank Organized Here With 60 Stockholders
Scottsville Kentucky April 15 The Peoples State Bank has been organized here with a capital of 50000 dollars and sixty stockholders.
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Scottsville
Peoples State Bank
Visiting Speaker to Occupy Pulpit at Two Churches
Rev W J Clark new state secretary of the Kentucky Christian Missionary Society will preach at the First Christian church Sunday morning and speak at the Second Christian church in the evening. He has been national superintendent of adult Bible work and is well known in Christian churches nationwide. He will address two large adult classes during Bible school hour.
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W. J. Clark
Kentucky Christian Missionary Society
Wil
First Christian Church
Mr. Clark
Second Christian Church
Christian Church
Turley
Men and
Your People
New U. S. Treasurer Named
The president nominated Frank White of Stakey City North Carolina as treasurer of the United States. White, a former governor and World War I colonel, would succeed Guy C. Allen who has acted since January after John Burke resigned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank White
Stakey City
N. C
United States
Ile
France
Guy C. Allen
John Burke
Railway Men Break From British Strike
London April 15 It is announced today that railway men and transport workers have cancelled their proposed strike in sympathy with the striking miners. The miners' federation plans a conference of representatives across coal fields. Frank Hughes miners' secretary said the miners' strike would continue.
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Associated Press
London
Miners’ Federation
Frank Hloges
Wife solves a war time triangle
The wife of Roy Yates, an overseas veteran believed killed, eloped with a third man after Yates returned home. He had been released from an eastern hospital and learned of the marriage. The trio sat down for supper when a note revealed plans to go east, clearing a complex wartime romantic entanglement.
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Grand Island
Neb
Roy Yates
Yates
Tun
Cay McCracken
Dircuss
Perry official criticized for county clerk debt and neglect
State Inspector H. E. James found Perry county clerk B. P. Combs owed the state 5 783 52 collected and turned in. James noted Combs spent much time on his Garrard county farm and failed to report mortgage recording tax though he settled accounts to March 1 1921 and pledged prompt future reports. An office public fund book was lacking and was created during the inspection.
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Perry County
B. P. Combs
James
Morrow
Combs
Garrard County
Kentucky State Spring Cleanup Campaign Calls For Action
Frankfort April 15 The Department of Fire Prevention and Rates led by J A Steltenkamp urges a state wide cleanup April 18 to 22 to remove rubbish piles that invite fire and disease. Mayors and officials are urged to proclaim local campaigns to mobilize residents to clear papers furniture oily rags and other waste.
Cicero Bank Cashier Fends Off Bandits Killing One
Chicago April 15 S B Witowsk i cashier of the State Bank of Cicero suburb today successfully defended the bank against six automobile bandits He killed one wounded two and captured two Only the driver who stayed outside escaped
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Chicago
S. B. Witowski
State Bank of
Cicero
Bandits Loot Illinois Central Train in Bold Cash Heist
Six armed robbers halted two bank messengers on an Illinois Central train in Chicago today and seized two satchels holding about half a million in cancelled checks. They fled in a taxicab after disembarking at a street stop.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois Central
Swope to Join Daugherty's Staff in Washington
Former Congressman Wing Swope of Danville is expected to be named an assistant to Attorney General Daugherty with a salary at least five thousand dollars a year. The Courier-Journal notes Albany, Willson may handle special litigation during the Harding administration. Circuit Judge Charles Kerr of Lexington is slated to become a Canal Zone judge around June 1, with broad patronage distribution by the appointment.
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Wing Swope
Danville
Daugherty
Courier-Journal
Augustus E. Willson
Harding
Washington
Charles Kerr
Lexington
Felor
Canal Zone
Kerr
Youth Shot Wound Leads to Amputation in Harrodsburg
In Harrodsburg Kentucky on April 15, 17 year old Robert Woods, son of John Woods, suffered a gunshot wound during a duck hunting outing at R. W. Deans pond. The incident occurred when Woods set his shotgun down and it discharged, injuring Morris Dean who was nearby. Woods later had his foot amputated.
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Harrodsburg
Robert Woods
John Woods
R. W. Dean
Morris Dean
Gambling for Charity Rules Approved by Public Safety
The Courier-Journal reports the Board of Public Safety will not interfere with charity gambling conducted privately off the streets unless directed by the mayor.
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Board of Public Safety
Courier-Journal
Crazed Man Shoots Brothers In Loretta Farm Incident
Russell Nugent was arrested here Friday after shooting his brothers Alonzo and Burnett on the Alonzo Nugent farm. Nugent is described as of unsound mind. A shotgun was used and the attack was said to be without warning.
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Loretta, Ky
Russell Nugent
Alonzo
Burnett
Alonzo Nugent
Maryland Representative Introduces Volstead Act Repeal Bill
Representative John Philip Hill of Maryland introduces a bill in the House to repeal the Volstead act and transfer enforcement of national prohibition to the states. The move aims to end national prohibition while lawmakers debate states' rights and enforcement.
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Washington
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Seventh Day Adventists Plan Services at Odd Fellows Hall
Seventh Day Adventists will hold Sabbath School at 9 a.m. led by superintendent D. R. Allman. Pastor C. C. Webster will preach at 10 a.m. on "The Return of Our Lord" and again Sunday night at 7 30 with the topic "Is the End Near" at the Odd Fellows' hall corner Main and B.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Odd Fellows
Corner Main
D. R. Allman
C. C. Webster
Our Lord
Calvary Baptist Church Schedule and Sermon Titles
Calvary Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 11 with The Blessings of Faithful Stewardship and evening service at 7 30 with The Final Examination B Y P U meets at 6 15 and the pastor L A Byrd preaches both morning and evening Oh and there is a vag ject line included in the prompt text
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L. A. Byrd
First Baptist tops Methodists as Richmond League Opens
First Baptist defeated the Methodists in the opening double header of the Richmond Church Base Ball League as darkness halted a tied game between First Christian and First Presbyterians. A replay is set for Saturday at 3 30 p.m. with five innings per side and a league meeting planned Friday to discuss uniforms and schedule. Elmer Deatherage elected league president with Frank Chase and Stone Norman named to umpire the Saturday playoff. Gentry hit a homer for the Baptists and Chenault Fawkes Powell starred for the Methodists in a hard fought start to the season.
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First Baptist
Methodists
First Christian Church
First Presbyterians
Richmond Church
Elmer Deatherage
Frank Chase
Stone Norman
First Christians
Deatherage
First Baptists
Baptists
Gentry
Carter
Deep Water Boys
Parks
Baptists AB
Ringo If
Covington Cf
Hume Ss
Bender
Chenault
Cartereass
Sek Gentrye
Saufléy
Hembree
Willoughby Cf
W. Q. Park
Doctor Winnes Freed in Harlan Murder Case
In Harlan on April 15 the circuit court dismissed the indictment against Dr H C Winnes for the murder of Miss J Parsons, stating it is conscience to discharge an innocent man and duty to prosecute a guilty one.
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Associated Press
Harlan
H. C. Winnes
J.ja Parsons
Doctor Winnes Faces Second Trial for Murder in Harlan
In Harlan circuit court Dr. H C Winnes former state veterinarian goes on trial for his life for the murder of Miss Lara Parsons a Pine Mountain Settlement School teacher last September on Pine Mountain between the school and Dillon. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence and alibi questions as prosecutors and defense present competing timelines and testimonies.
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Harlan, Ky
H. C. Winnes
Harlan Circuit Court
Lara Parsons
Pine Mountain
Dillon
Harlan Dr
Jenkins
Cincinnati
Winnes
Frankfort
Hamp Lewis
Miss Parsons
Dr. Winnes
Jerry Reed
Hadeen
Brock
Bond Election Ordered for New School in Cynthiana
Cynthiana Kentucky April 15 The Board of Commissioners passed an ordinance calling for a bond election of 20000 to build a graded school on the Pleasant street lot already purchased. The Board of Education has about 15000 left from a former issue.
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Cynthiana Cynthiana
Board of Commissioners
Pleasant Street
Board of Education
Negro Autoist Fined After Child Victim Dies
Hatton Jones of Harrodsburg was fined $50 in Boyle circuit court on a charge of reckless automobile driving after his car struck Richard Martin Jr.’s son, who later died at Danville Hospital.
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Danville
Hatton Jones
Harrodsburg
Boyle Clieui
Siall
Richard Martin
Danvilie Hospital
Dick Williams Sued in Love Case for Damages
Louisville April 15 R D Williams a turfman was sued for 10000 damages by Frank Myers who alleges Williams alienated the affections of Myers wife Josephine who recently filed for divorce Myers is an automobile truck driver Williams recently sued Sheriff Ross for 50000 accusing him of alienating Mrs Williams affections.
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Associated Press
Louisville
R. D. Williams
Turfman
Frank Myers
Williams
Myers
Josephine
Sheriff Ross
Meyers
Kentucky boys held in slavery on Oklahoma farm
Seven Kentucky orphan boys aged 13 to 17, former wards of Louisville juvenile authorities, were said to be kept in near slavery on a Blackwell Oklahoma farm. Henry Varble, 15, Owensboro, Ky., told Wichita officials that others were mistreated and forced to work from dawn to night with strict rules and no liberties. the owner allegedly posed as a wealthy Philadelphia bachelor to Louisville authorities.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kans
Louisville
Blackwell
Okla
Henry Varble
Owensboro
Varble
Philadelphia
Varble Returns Home From Oklahoma Farm Inquiry
Henry Varble, son of L C Varble of Owensboro, is expected back today from the Dick Williams farm in Kay county Oklahoma. He was sent March 16 on recommendation of George Heiken state parole agent after his parents complained of farm conditions and an investigation was ordered.
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Associated Bross
Owensboro
Henry Varble
L. C .Varble
Dick Williams
Louisville Turfman
Kay County
Oklahoma
Young Varble
George Heiken
State Board of Charities
Joyful family reunion thanks to Mayr's Remedy
A family recounts years of gas and indigestion relieved by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after a course taken by all. They held a reunion celebrating their recovery and report it helped stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves money refunded. Sold by H. L. Perry & Son and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
H. L. Perry & Son
60 spike tooth section barrows sale
A local ad notes 60 spike tooth section barrows available for sale at Douglas and Simmons for $25 each.
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Douglas & Simmons
Eggs Wanted by C. S. Brent & Company Richmond
C. S. Brent and Company seeks eggs at the highest market price. Will call for case lots from Ikast Main street at L. N. crossing. Office with McDowell Coal Company. C. E. Galloway, agent, phone 967. Richmond. 78 ti.
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C. S. Brent & Company
Ikast
L. & N. Crossing
McDowell Coal Company
C. E. Galloway
Richmond
Renaker Poultry Co Buys Egg Lots for Top Prices
Farmers urged to bring case lots of eggs to Renaker Poultry Co for the highest prevailing price. Location listed as 631f, indicating a local collection point for farmers and sellers seeking efficient cash returns.
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Renaker Poultry Co
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago
Cincinnati hog prices rise 25 to 5 cents, with barrows and gilts at 9 to 9.25 dollars. Cattle in Chicago higher with active demand, hogs also up. Louisville cattle steady, hogs 1 300 cents higher to 8.75 tops, sheep active and unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Weather in Kentucky Showers Tonight and Saturday
Kentucky forecast calls for showers tonight with cooler temperatures spreading into Saturday. A few hours of rain possible tonight followed by cooler, clearer conditions on Saturday. Highs likely in the 60s with overnight lows in the 40s.
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Calvary Baptist Church
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Powell
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Stone
Juett
Arnold Hanger
Harry Hanger, Jr
Arnold
Harry
Winkler
al Oldham
Christians
Alf Douglas
Hanger
George McCoy
Mess
Calvary Baptists
West
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