Serious Charge Against Dun Cannon Man
John Sadler a negro is under arrest in Madison county jail on charges of criminally attacking Mrs Susie Storey a young woman from the Dun cannon section She identified him only loosely but thinks he was the assailant Bond set at 500 by Judge W KK Price Witness statements describe a masked man firing and pursuing Mrs Storey as she fled to her house Sheriff deputies report clothing matches while Sadler denies the accusation Data includes Ike Farris and Dick Dunn connections and potential testimony from Farris in the case
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John Sadler
Madison County
Susie Storey
Dun Cannon
W .Kk. Price
Storey
Sadler
Ike Farris
Farris
Alex Freyta
Ontario Referendum Push Seeks Bone Dry Dominion
The Associated Press reports in Toronto on April 19 that Ontario moved toward a bone dry policy with a majority vote of 200000. Secretary Grant of the Ontario Referendum Committee announced steps to make the entire Dominion dry over about five years. Six provinces are dry. government control exists in two more and two remaining provinces will vote within a year.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Canada
Ontario
Grant
Ontario Referendum Committee
Dominions
Ite
Madison donors contribute to China relief fund
A list of donors from Madison gives amounts from 1.60 to 50.00 for relief aid. The notice mentions church groups in Berea and Whites Station, several Richmond and Berea residents, a Purina chicken feed carload, and local prices and ads.
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Madison
China Relief Fund
Laura Clay
Richmond
C. A. VanWinkle
Berea
Silver Creek Chapel
Whites Station
Richmont
Tates Creek Church
Alma Watts
Anonymous
Sallie Baker
A. W .Hamilton
Berens
George Hamilton
John &Noland
Purina
W. W. Broaddus
Eastern wins at Barbourville in college baseball
Harbourville Kentucky April 19 Eastern beats Union College 12 to 7 with strong pitching by Jim Lackey and clutch hitting from Earle Combs and Ray Rice. Charley Gray homered in the sixth inning driving in Rice who tripled.
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Register
Harbourville
Jim Lackey
Earle Combs
Ray Rice
Eastern
Union College
Charley Gray
Rice
Union
9 000 Expected At KEA Meet
Louisville hosts the Kentucky Educational Association gathering with about 9 000 attendees expected over the April 19 to 21 sessions. Teachers travel from districts to participate in the statewide meet and related events.
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KE. A
Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky Educational Association
Immigration Bill Favors Quick House Action
Associated Press reports Chairman Johnson urged immediate passage of the immigration restriction bill in the House. The annual report projects nearly a million immigrants for the year ending soon, noting only two percent are farmers while the rest move to crowded cities.
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Associatedress
Washington
House
Johnson
Overseas veteran buried today in attic hanging death
Edward P. Gales, 30, an overseas veteran, was found hanging from a rafter in the attic at his mother's home. Relatives say he hanged himself in a dream. The burial was held today.
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Associatedarisso
Cincinnati
Edward P. Gales
Judge reduces fine for Murray man in big shiner case
Federal Judge today altered the sentence for Dr. S. A. Douglas of Murray praising his prominence. He received 45 days in jail and a $50 fine instead of a $500 fine for operating a 1,000 gallon still in Calloway county.
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Paducah
Vans
S. A. Douglas
Murray
Calloway County
Douglas
Inchcape withdrawn from Kentucky Derby run
New York April 19 Inchcape Hildreth and St. Clair's colt is lame and will not start in the Kentucky Derby. The colt is at Jobstown New Jersey after being taken from training weeks ago. J H Rosster sold the animal to its present owners for a record price of 150000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Inchcape
Hildreth and St. Clair
Jobstown
J. H. Rosseter
Kentucky Weather: Fair, Warmer Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast for Kentucky calls for clear to fair skies with rising temperatures tonight and into Wednesday. Expect warmer conditions across the state with light winds and no significant precipitation.
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Kentucky Fair
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Regions
Cincinnati markets show cattle steady and hogs 25 cents higher with 18 000 in Chicago and 10 cents up. Louisville reports cattle 200 steady hogs 1400 strong with sheep at 100 steady and all other items unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louesville
Pineville Masons to Build New Home in Pineville
Pineville Ky April 19 The Masons of Pineville plan to construct a $50,000 home here. Articles of incorporation have been issued to the Masonic Holding Corporation to manage the building and oversee its future direction. The structure will rise three stories high.
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Associated Press
Pineville
Masons of
Masonic Holding Corporation
Allies demand German gold transfer to Coblenz Cologne
The Allied Reparations Commission said Germany must move the gold from the German Imperial Bank to Coblenz and Cologne by April 22. If refused, delivery to the commission will be required immediately. The April 7 balance was over one billion marks.
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Associated Ress
Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Imperial Bank
Coblenz
Cologne
Poppy Memorial Day Flower Adopted by American Legion
The American Legion designates the poppy as Memorial Day flower and will distribute thousands of red silk poppies nationwide. The replicas, made by war orphans of the American and French Children's League, were sent to the U.S. by Mme. Anita E. Guerin who founded the league to maintain Franco American friendship born on battlefields. The poppy becomes the emblem and the children guard graves of American soldiers in France.
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Associated Press
New York
American Legion
America
the Legion
Flanders Fields
American
French Children’s League
Mme
Anita E. Guerin
League For
League
France
Escape From Columbia Jail Spurs Manhunt In Kentucky
Three inmates fled Columbia jail Sunday night and were spotted Monday 15 miles away heading toward Liberty. Albert West 32 planned the escape after being married to 14 year old Nannie Bell. Gideon Sneed and a Lexington area man aided by digging a hole under the outer wall.
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Columbia
Liberty
Albert West
Gideon Sneed
Lexington
West
Nannie Bell
Sneed
Weather Delays Farming As Kingston Area Copes
In Kingston the cold weather hampers corn and garden planting. Virrace Lovett was shot and killed Sunday by Clay county resident Spurlock who recently moved near Bobtown. His mother earns public sympathy as the community reacts. Mr and Mrs N A Durham of Richmond visited Mr Green Durham, while Mr and Mrs Luther Hamilton welcomed a new baby. Local school will close May 6 for the term.
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Virrace, Lovett
Clay County
Bobtown
N. A. Durham
Richmond
Green Durham
Luther Hamilton
Caudill Announces GOP Candidacy in Owsley Clay Race
E. A. Caudill declared his campaign for the Republican nomination for the legislature representing Owsley and Clay counties. He touted good roads better schools higher teacher pay and other progressive ideas. He spoke in Booneville Kentucky on April 19.
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Booneville
E. A. Caudill
Owsley
Clay Counties
Somerset Oil Prices Rise in Kentucky Gradings
An Associated Press dispatch from Pittsburgh reports higher Somerset oil prices with Somerset grade advancing from 1.65 to 1.75 per barrel and Somerset light from 1.80 to 2.00 per barrel as of Monday, announced by principal purchasing agents.
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Somerset
Kentucky
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Somerset Light
Eggs Wanted by C. S. Brent & Company
C. S. Brent & Company will pay the highest market price for eggs. They will call for case lots at Igust Main street and L. N. crossing office with McDowell Coal Company. C. E Galloway, agent. phone 967, Richmond.
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C. S. Brent & Company
McDowell Coal Company
C. E Galloway
Richmond
Gilbert Receives Three House Committee Assignments
Representative Ralph Gilbert elected from Kentucky’s Eighth district is named to three committees District of Columbia Library and Elections. Ben Johnson in Fourth district joins Appropriations and leaves DC and Library posts. D H Incheloe moves from Merchant Marine and Fisheries to Agriculture, with other Kentucky Democrats gaining rank as members retire.
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Washington
Ralph Gilbert
Kentucky
District of Columbia, Library and Elections
Ben Johnson
Appropriations
District of Columbia
D. H. Incheloe
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Alben W. Barkley
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
W. J.ields
Military Affairs
R. Y. Thomas, Jr
Judiciary Committee
Higgins Furniture Store Receives a Standout Makeover
Higgins furniture shop completed a dramatic recent upgrade with a new front, bright interior, and rear elevator. The store now features two music rooms and refreshed walls and ceiling in a delicate color, marking Mr. Higgins's seventeenth year in business.
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Higgins
Miss Nettie Kate Evans Loses Grandmother in Berea
Mrs. T. J. Scrivner, 69, dies at her son's home after weeks of illness. A Baptist member since girlhood, she aided the sick and needy. Survived by sons Arch and Edgar Scrivner of Berea and granddaughter Miss Nettie Kate Evans. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the late home. burial in Berea cemetery.
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Berea
T. J. Scrivner
The
Baptist Church
Arch
Edgar Scrivner
Nettie Kate Evans
Kimball Announces Candidacy for Lexington Judge
Former congressman William Preston Kimball, a noted Kentucky Democrat, announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for circuit judge in the Twenty second judicial district covering Lexington and Fayette counties. He faces one opponent, J. Pelham Johnson, who entered the race seven weeks ago.
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Lexington
William Preston Kimball
Kentucky
Fayette Coun
Presbyterians Edge Christians 7–6 In Church League Playoff
In a fast, close seven inning game the First Presbyterians beat the First Christians 7 to 6. Key plays came from Arnold Hanger and Bob Telford while Bill Burnam and Bob Burnam fueled the winner, with solid pitching by Douglas for the losers. The win secures a tight playoff result and sets up future schedule notes as clubs prepare for upcoming games.
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First Presbyterians
First Christians
Arnold Hanger
Bob Telford
Bill Burnam
Bob Burnam
Douglas
Second Christians
Calvary Baptists
First Baptists
Catholic Church
Frank Chase
Claude Devore
Deatherage
Beys
Telford
W. Burnam
H.hanger
Lackey
Loty Hiby
Pétty
McKinney If
Peuntey Sr
Douglas P
Women Good Shiners in Louisville Moonshine Ring
Louisville prohibition officer says women are shrewder than men at hiding moonshine stills and evading questions. They avoid direct falsehoods unless needed, but when a still is nearby they cast anxious glances revealing operations, aiding officers in detecting hidden outfits.
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Louisville
Bailey to stand trial in Mt. Vernon court
John Bailey, who recently shot and killed Beverly White at Barbourville, will be tried in circuit court at Mt. Vernon on May 16. A change of venue from Knox County was granted.
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Mt. Vernon
John Bailey
Beverly White
Barbourville
Knox County
Federal grades for tobacco eyed as system grows
The Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture plans nationwide investigations to prepare federal grades for all major tobacco types. North Carolina will hire an investigator for bright leaf with expenses borne by the state, plus similar talks in Kentucky Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Connecticut. Wisconsin already employs a study man as the effort aims to unify grades from four to ten depending on tobacco type.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
North Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Federal Department
Reds Win on Strong Pitching and Defense
Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 7 to 4 as Tuque and solid fielding back May’s ejection for protesting a ball call. Pertica struggles. May exits early. Other NL scores include Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 0 and Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 4 with rain and weather affecting postponed games.
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Cincinnati
Tuque
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
May
Pertica
Statue To Slain Legionnaires
The national memorials committee of the American Legion recommends a bronze doughboy statue in Centralia Washington to honor four Legionnaires killed in the Armistice Day parade of 1919, deeming it a more fitting monument than a $500000 memorial building proposed by former servicemen of Washington.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
National Memorials Committee of the
American Legion
Centralia
Wash
Washington
Renaker Poultry Co Buys Egg Lots at Top Prices
Farmers urged to bring case lots of eggs to Renaker Poultry Co for the highest payment. Advertisement notes location at 63ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaker Poultry Co
Dr Dorlan Opens Baptist Revival at First Baptist
A large crowd attended the opening services of the revival at the First Baptist Church Monday evening. Those who did not attend missed a great treat as the exercises began with a prayer and singing.
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First Baptist Church
Apple growing effort targets Perry County Kentucky
Hazard Kentucky April 19 an attempt to build a major apple industry in Kentucky echoes New York Oregon and Washington plans in Troublesome Creek Valley Perry county. Five thousand trees planted eight years ago yielded fruit last year with the first market crop due this year. The Dwarf Fruit Farm at Duane spans 150 acres 100 in fruit with 3500 apple trees 100 plum 100 pear and 1300 peach an expert horticulturalist oversees the operation. A C Rinehart aims to place Perry Letcher Breathitt and nearby counties on a firm fruit growing footing.
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Associated Press
Hazard
Kentucky
New York
Oregon
Washington
Duane
A. C. Rinehart
Perry
Letcher
Breathitt
Convict Camp Moves in Kentucky
The Mt. Vernon convict camp near Pine Hill in Rockcastle County has been relocated after more than a year at Mt. Vernon. The Dixie Boone Highway drive is substantially finished to the new site.
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Sy Associated Press
Frankfort
Mt. Vernon
Pine Hill
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Tennessee
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Gilbert
Nettie K. Evans
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Keith
Parst Sresg
Bailey
REDS
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee-Minneapolis
DR. Dorlan
Baptist
Central University
Leslie P. Evans, Jr
Coleman Covington
T. D. Chenault
Leonard W. Doolan
Doolan
Perry County
Rockcastle
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