Madison jurors endure harsh night at Irvine trial
The Madison county panel seated in Irvine for the Joe Spivy murder case faced lodging shortages, sleeping in court house chairs after being unable to find hotel or boardinghouse accommodations. The 12 jurors named include Elmer Deatherage, Charles Cotton, James Kanatzar, and others, with the trial expected to continue through the week.
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Madison County
Irvine
Joe Spivy
Philpot
Court House
Elmer Deather_age
Charles Cotton
James Kanatzar
A. W. Pritchett
Milo Long
H. C. Pieratt
W. A. Ogg
B C. Stotts
W. B. Johnson
J. W. Stewart
J. C Bowman
Robert Rowlett
Reds Win From Cubs 5 3 in Seventh Inning Rally
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 5 to 3 Tuesday after a seventh inning surge. Freeman and Bailey shut down the Cubs after Luque allowed an early three runs, Chicago managing only a first inning rally. Batteries Freeman Bailey O'Farrell and Luque Wingo.
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Cincinnati
Freeman
Bailey
Chicago
Cubs
Luque
Freeman, Bailey and
O'Farrell
Wingo
Baseball Scores From East to Midwest
The recap lists American League results with Boston 1, Philadelphia 2, New York 4, Washington 5, Chicago 1, St. Louis 3, Cleveland 9, Detroit 8. The pairings highlight dominant Cleveland and strong Detroit performances in a busy section.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Baseball scores from a Sunday slate
National League results show Brooklyn 3 New York 1 and Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3. Philadelphia defeated Boston 10 to 6. St Louis and Pittsburgh rain postponed play.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis-Pittsburg
Team Scores From American Association Night
Toledo blanked Louisville 5 0 as Columbus defeated Indianapolis 4 2. St Paul topped Kansas City 11 2, while Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 9 7 in other league results.
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American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Good Sale In Boyle At Mitchell Taylor Property Auction
The sale of Mr. Mitchell Taylor's personal property occurred yesterday after a postponement from Tuesday. Col G B Swine broad had sold the farm and the real estate trade. large attendance and strong prices across mules horses milk cows hogs corn and farming tools.
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Mitchell Taylor
Col
G. B. Swinebroad
Danville Messenger
Dull Lancaster Court Scene Reflects Tight Money Trends
A crowd gathered at Lancaster court on Monday but business was dull. No cattle were on the market and demand for horses and mules was weak with only a few sales ranging from 100 to 150 dollars for horses and 150 to 200 for mules. Garrard County money conditions were tight and many farm purchases from the prior years may revert to original owners due to missed deferred payments noted by the Stanford Journal.
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Lancaster Court
Garrard County
Stanford Journal
Pikeville Man Fights With Chief of Police
J D Caudill a wealthy Pikeville merchant was badly hurt in a fight with Chief of Police James Matney near the Big Sandy bridge. The dispute over an $18 loan from decades ago led to the altercation and Caudill suffered a bruised head and lacerations.
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Pikeville
J. D Caudill
James Matney
Big Sandy
Matney
Caudill
Bold Bank Bandits Hit Logan County Bank in Broad Daylight
Two men robbed the G. W. Davidson and Company bank in Auburn Logan County taking about 80000 in Liberty bonds and 8000 in cash plus 1000 from the drawer. They bound the bookkeeper W D Herndon and fled in a car toward Russellville then north toward Spottsville. Authorities in Butler and neighboring counties notified and a possible arrest in Cleaton Muhlenberg County was reported.
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Bowling Green
W. D. Herndon
G. W. Davidson and
Auburn
Logan County
Butler
Othe
Herndon
G. W. Davidson and Company Bank
Yeggmen
Russellville
Holland
Spottsville
Butler County
Cleaton
Muhlenberg County
Knoxville Outfielder Makes An Unessisted Triple Play
Knoxville Tenn April 27 George Smith centerfielder of the Knoxville team of the Appalachian League earned a place in baseballs hall of fame Monday when he made an unassisted triple play against Jellico With a man on first and second a drive that had the earmarks of a sure hit was laced over second Smiley came in fast caught the drive stepped on second bag and touched out the runner from first This is believed here to be the first unassisted play which an outfielder ever made.
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Knoxville
Tenn
George Smith
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Jellico
Smiley
Paducah Backing Sags for Local Baseball Team
Paducah business leaders say they will not guarantee the team expenses totaling about 20 000 dollars, signaling insufficient local support for the venture.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Businessmen Today
Rousch Rejoins Reds After Holdout Contract
Eddie Rousch, Cincinnati centerfielder, signed a one year contract with the Reds and will join the club in St. Louis. He had sought 20000 dollars annually and a three year deal. Heinie Groh remains the only Red holdout, announcing he will not play under any circumstances.
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Rousch
Reds Cincinnati
Eddie Rousch
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Herrman
Indiana
St. Louis
Heinie Groh
Salvation Sermon and Hopkinsville Revival Inspire Richmond
Dr Leonard Doolan of Hopkinsville preached a vivid revival at the First Baptist Church in Richmond. The Hopkinsville church, led by him, is described as a large, active congregation, with high attendance, growing enrollments, and extensive facilities. The report credits renewed spiritual uplift to Truett meetings and the new church building, noting strong Bible School attendance and ambitious plans to clear local obligations soon.
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Richmond
Leonard Woolan
Hopkinsville
First Baptist Church
Doolan
Old Central University
New Era
Daily New Era
Zion
Baptist Brotherhood
Ware
Bible
Lexington
Maysville
Lupt. Ve
Bible School
Truett
Man of God
Dr. Truett
Bethel College
Christ
Body of Hero From France Buried In Wrong County
The American Legion says Bud Lawsor buried in Somerset Kentucky should have been sent to Bulan Perry County his old home. He was killed in France and awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
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France
Wrong
Somerset
American Legion
Bud Lawsor
Bulan
Perry County
Miss Della Doyle Killed In Concord Car Crash
Miss Della Doyle was instantly killed and two others injured when the automobile she was driving went over an embankment at Concord near Maysville Kentucky.
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Hill Maysville
Della Doyle
Concord
Here
First Baptists win on muddy field in church league game
In a rain soaked muddy field contest the First Baptists edged the First Presbyterians 8 to 7. The game was halted briefly by a shower and finished in seventh innings with Baptists scoring twice late. Elmer Deatherage, away on jury duty, avidly tracked the score by phone.
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First Baptists
First Presbyterians
Baptists
Methodists
Second Christians
Elmer Deatherage
Irvine
Chenault
Ratten
OZ Hembree
Gentry
Hutchins
Hangerpef
RangOsss
Saufley Ib
McCown If
i‘Sandlin
Greenleaf
Reward Offered for Lost Pock etbook and Card
A $100 reward is posted for a lost pocket notebook containing a sum of money and Ellis' membership card to R. L. Trogdon. Reward appears no questions asked. Contact phone number 875.
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Ellis
R. L. Trogdon
First Woman Juror Files for Divorce in Louisville
Mrs. Clara E. York sues for divorce alleging cruelty. She is noted as Louisville's first woman juror who served on several criminal court juries. The notice also lists local ads for Elder's Ladies' Waists and assorted grocery items.
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Louisville
Clara E. York
Guisville
Sheriff and Attorney Return After State Overpayment Refund
Sheriff William Baker and Attorney Carter Moore of Jackson county visited town briefly on Wednesday returning from Frankfort where Mr. Baker had just received a $500 check from the state auditor for overpayment of 1919 taxes.
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William Baker
Carter Moore
Jackson County
Frankfort
Dr L F Jones Leaves Crab Orchard For Richmond
The Stanford Journal notes Dr L F Jones of Crab Orchard will move to Richmond to join Dr Gibson at the Gibson Sanitarium. The Jones family is well regarded by Lincoln and Crab Orchard residents who expect a warm reception and wish them well in Madison County.
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Stanford Journal
L. F. Jones
Crab Orchard
Richmond
Jones
The
Interior Journal
Madison County
Woodson Acquitted on Plea of Unwritten Law
George Woodson was acquitted of murder charges in Harlan Kentucky after a plea of the unwritten law for shooting and killing Frank Condloski at the Sunshine Bridge.
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Woodson
Harlan, Ky
George Woodson
Frank Condloski
Sunshine Bridge
Warren County to Launch Strong Holstein Calf Club
Warren County plans a top Holstein calf club with 15 current members and up to 25 funded youths. County agent W. H. Rogers reports progress as local backer supports calves to be purchased in Wisconsin.
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Warren County
W. H. Rogers
Wisconsin
Couple Married by Judge Denied by Father in KY
Belton Preston and Miss Elva Harrison of Danville secured a license in Whitley City Kentucky and were married by Judge C C Cross. The groom said the bride was 21, but her father arrived says she is 16. His attorney claims the judge lacked authority to marry them, and Mr Harrison took his daughter home.
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Whitley City
Belton Preston
Elva Harrison
Danville
C. C. Cross
Veteran Railroad Inspector Henry Boutet Dies at 69
Henry Boutet longtime chief interchange inspector for railroads in Cincinnati died at his Ludlow home after a several month illness. He was 69 and retired from active work on October 1 last. Boutet served as chief interchange inspector for 31 years.
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Ludlow
Henry Boutet
Cincinnati
Boutet
Weather for Kentucky Fair Tonight and Thursday
A cooler pattern moves into eastern Kentucky tonight with lower temperatures and a gradually easing trend through Thursday. Expect clearer skies east of the central regions with milder daytime highs and winds easing.
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Kentucky
East Portion
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Today cattle in Cincinnati were quiet and hogs gained 15 to 25 cents with Chicago showing 21 000 head up 15 cents. In Louisville cattle were 200 steady dull, hogs 3000 uneven with tops at eight dollars, and sheep 600 steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Burgess Announces Candidacy for Madison County Sheriff
The Daily Register reports William Burgess, jailer of Madison County, has announced his Republican candidacy for sheriff in the August 6 primary. Supported by the county committee, he vows to enforce the law with justice and to run a corruption-free administration if nominated and elected.
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The
Daily Register
William Burgess
Madison County
Burgess
Republican Committee
Judge Price
W. H. Burgess
Braxton Tornado Obliterates Mississippi Town
A tornado virtually wiped out Braxton Mississippi on Tuesday killing eighteen people including Bank of Braxton president R F Everett and Dr J N Chandler. The town was described as a small farming community hit hard with fatalities confirmed.
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Associated Press
Hattiesburg
Miss
Braxton
R. F. Everett
Bank of Braxton
J. N. Chandler
Mayfield Airman Killed in Virginia
Sergeant Noble C. Bryant of Mayfield Kentucky died at Langley Field when his aircraft crashed while emerging from a low cloud bank during a radio test. Lieutenant Thomas H. Ward was fatally injured in the same incident.
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Associated Press
Hampton
Noble C. Bryant
Army Air Service
Thomas H. Ward
Langley Field
Bryant
Mayfield, Ky
Professionals At Work In Hazard Clothing House Robbery
Brah, believed to be professionals, blew the safe at Wells and Frank clothing house here last night and secured 1060 dollars. Police searched for suspects in Hazard Kentucky after the robbery occurred on April 27.
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Hazard
AsSociated Press
Wells & Frank
Moonshining Charge Lands Bardstown Farmer in Jail
William B. Clements Jr. a farmer near Bardstown is jailed on moonshining charges according to local police reports. The notice highlights his detention and the case status as part of ongoing county enforcement.
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Wm. B. Clements ,Jr
Bardstown
Eggs Wanted By C S Brent Company
C S Brent and Company seek eggs at the highest market price. They will call for case lots and operate from the corner of Main Street at L N crossing, closer to the McDowell Coal Company office. C E Galloway is the local agent.
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C. S. Brent, & Company
L. & N. Crossing
McDowell Coal Company
C. E. Galloway
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Hembree
HI. Hanger
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Terrill
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Carter
Burnam
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First Christians
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Richmond Welch Co
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