Gilbert A Thorn In Republicans Side
Rodes S Terrill private secretary to Congressman Ralph Gilbert arrived from Washington and will remain at home until after the county primary. Gilbert plans to vote in Shelbyville where the race is set. Terrill praises Gilbert as an emerging Democratic leader and capable speaker while noting Republican struggles in Congress. He also mentions Terrill’s shorthand skills and ongoing law studies at Georgetown University.
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Rodes S. Terrill
Ralph Gilbert
Washington
Gilbert
Shelbyville
Terrill
Madison
Georgetown University
Tax revision faces divisions in Ways and Means
Washington August 3 Republican leaders in the Ways and Means Committee restart work on tax revision. They face doubt over trimming the national tax bill and contend with divergent views on elimination of the higher income surtax and repeal of the transportation tax.
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US Associated Press
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Axle Company Faces Bankruptcy Petition in Falls City
The Shuler Axle Manufacturing Co. is subject to an involuntary bankruptcy petition in Falls City. Claimed liabilities total about 385000 with assets around 250000. Major creditors include First National Bank and Louisville Industrial Foundation.
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Hiv Associated Press
Louisville
Shuler Axle Manufacturing Co
First National Bank
Louisville Industrial Foundation
Two Physicians To Examine Asylum Head
Judge Harry Robinson appointed two physicians to conduct a mental examination of Walter Jillson, superintendent of the Lakeland asylum for the insane, on the request of a discharged employee. The report is expected Saturday. This marks a historic action in Kentucky asylum history.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Harry Robinson
Walter Jillson
Asylum For the Insane
Lakeland
Kentucky
Mrs Browning Dies At 81 In Lexington Home
Elizabeth E Browning 81 died at son Dr F G Larues home in Lexington after moving here from Hopkinsville. Burial details not provided.
Lost Cameo Pin Between North and Main Streets
A cameo pin is missing between North and Main streets with a reward offered. Finder should notify Mrs. S. S. Combs at phone 303 to claim the reward.
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S. S. Combs
Golden Dream Coffee Ad Claims Superior Taste and Reach
An advertisement touts Golden Dream Coffee as tasting better and going further, urging readers to buy at their grocer. The copy emphasizes quality and availability in retail outlets.
Weather for Kentucky Fair Tonight and Thursday
Cooler tonight with temperatures dipping before a gradual rise on Thursday. Expect a mild pattern at the Kentucky fair with a slow warming trend through the day.
Heavy Rains Benefit Crops Across Northern Kentucky
Reports from Louisville indicate widespread rain last night boosted crops in northern Kentucky. Half an inch fell in Lewisville, while Shelbyville and Bardstown exceeded an inch. Agriculture officials forecast solid second potato growth, improved corn and bean yields, and relief for tomato crops.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Lewisville
Shelbyville
Bardstown
Agricultura
King of Bootleggers Understood to Head Ring
Federal district attorney Thomas Ly. Slattery said the mastermind of the bootleggers ring cannot be reached. Cincinnati is reported to be the ring's headquarters with the leader directing from a grand office or home veranda. Legal counsel for the head shows unusual activity in case of any government move.
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Associated Press
Covington, Wy
Federal District
Thomas Ly. Slattery
Cueinnati
Slattery
Fall from bridge leaves logger with broken collar bone
Dickerson fell 53 feet while throwing logs from a bridge near Irvine and landed on the ground, breaking his collar bone. He was brought to Pattie A. Clay Infirmary and treated by Dr. O F Hume. He escaped more serious injuries despite the high fall.
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Dickerson
Pattie A. Clay Infirmary
Irvine
O. F Hume
Land sold on Jackson Branch to wind up Broaddus estate
Master Commissioner R B Terrill sold 75 acres on Jackson's Branch beyond Newby for wind up of the Joe Broaddus estate. Cecil Jones bought the land at 45.50 per acre. Heifers drew 5.85 and horse stock sold from 25 to 50 per head as other stock moved.
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R. B. Terrill
Joe Broaddus
Cecil Jones
Jackson
Newby
Woods Ferkins
Two Women Tie in Beans in Jar Guess
In Money Bros bean guessing contest two Madison county ladies tied with 6750 each. The prize was a $10 rocking chair and the two agreed Mrs Gideon Taylor would let Mrs Will Parrish have the chair for $5 after debate. The jar held 6751 beans.
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Money Bros
Madison County
Gideon Taylor
Will Parrish
Trans-polar flight plans move forward from Alaska to Norway
Washington hosts discussions on a September trans-polar flight linking Alaska and Norway. Officials evaluate routes, fuel stops, and safety protocols as researchers and aviation leaders push the project toward formal planning and potential funding.
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Alaska
Norway
Washington
Landis Says They Won’t Play S208
Judge Landis announced that no American League player acquitted of attempting to throw the 1919 World Series has an immediate prospect of rejoining organized baseball. He added that any player who throws a game or discusses such a plan and fails to report it will never play professional baseball.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Landis
National Baseball Commissioner
White Sox players acquitted in 1919 conspiracy case
August 3 Chicago. Seven former White Sox players Buck Weaver Oscar Felsch Charles Risberg Arnold Gandil Claude Williams Eddie Cicotte and Joe Jackson plus Carl Zork and David Zelser were found not guilty by a jury after two hours forty seven minutes of deliberation. Verdict greeted by cheers as Judge Hugo M. Friend praised the jury.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Hugo M. Friend
Buck Weaver
Oscar Felsch
Charles Risberg
Arnold Gandil
Claude Williams
Eddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
White Sox
Carl Zork
St. Teepis
David Zelser
Des Moines
Sox
Harding defers Panama toll question until after disarmament talks
President Harding told Senate Republicans he opposes early action on Borahs bill to restore free tolls for coastwise shipping via the Panama Canal. He would delay the measure to avoid possible dispute with Great Britain and defer it until the upcoming disarmament conference.
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Harding
Panama
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Republicans
Great Britain
Lost on B Street blouse found reward offer
A thin white blouse left on B Street Monday is sought by its owner. Finder offered a reward and asks for contact at phone 521.
Methodist pitcher Russell Turpin breaks arm on mound
On the Normal diamond the Methodist team faced Second Christians as Russell Turpin pitched with a compromised right arm. He broke the elbow while delivering to Wash Dykes, attempted an inshoot, and had it set after Dr. Sandlin examined him. He had previously pitched through soreness and a prior layoff.
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Russell Turpin
Methodists
Turpin
Waco
Wash Dykes
Georgia Breaking Records With Melons and Peaches
Georgia shipments of watermelons and peaches for 1921 exceed all prior totals. By July 22, 10 264 cars of peaches had been shipped with the crop expected above 10 600 cars, while watermelons reached 10 110 cars by July 16 and continue to rise. Atlanta Journal estimates growers have earned about ten million dollars so far.
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Georgia
Southern Railway System
The
Atlanta Journal
Bowling Green Post Office Plans Local Directory
The Bowling Green post office compiles a city and rural directory for its own use. Carriers distribute slips for residents to write the requested information, and work on the directory will begin once slips are returned.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Whitlock Rites Highlight Longtime Richmond Citizen
James V Whitlock longtime Richmond resident died after months with Brights disease at 68 He lived on Tates Creek avenue previously near Baldwin He leaves a wife Miss Baker a daughter Mrs G C Stocker and son Newland Whitlock a Montana attorney Funeral Thursday 3 pm at his home with Dr I C McDougle officiating and burial in Richmond cemetery Pallbearers named RE Baker P S Whitlock Thomas Jones R R Burnam Sr E Milton M I Arbuckle
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James Valentine Whitlock
Richmond
Tates Creek Avenue
Bright
Whitlock
Baldwin
Jexington Zoad
Christian Church At
Antioch
Miss Baker
Valley View
G. C. Stocker
Newland Whitlock
Missoula
Montana
I. C. McDougle
Richmond Cemtery
RE. Baker
P. S. Whitlock
Thomas Jones
R. R. Burnam
Sr. E. Milton
M. I. Arbuckle
Evans Mayor Ivans Makes Steady Recovery At Home
Lexington reports Mayor Ivans continues to improve resting upright and reading newspapers. He gains strength daily and friends hope to see him back home soon.
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Lexington
Ivans
Plymouth Rock Rededicated by President in Symbolic Plea for Brotherhood
President Harling rededicates Plymouth Rock as a symbol of real human brotherhood. Report notes unrelated incidents including inmates nearly escaping, a trainer halting tigers, arrests over stolen bonds, a large liquor seizure, hospital board indictments, a Paris woman’s death, wartime veteran Samuel Watkins buried, and carnival worker injured in Irvine.
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Plymouth Rock
Harling Monday
State Reformatory
Aurora
Ilinois
Ghiesgo Security Company
Hardin County
Varts
State Central Hospital
Lakeland
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Charlina Ball
Paris
Samuel Watkins
Carlisle
J. R. Samuels
Irvine
Clark County Hospital
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago
Packers three markets show declines with 25 cents lower in Cincinnati and Chicago markets softer. Cattle activity slow in Louisville with 300 head inactive. hogs steady, sheep $4 lower, lambs down to $10.50, tops reach $8 for cattle.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Lightning Misses Strother Park Chimney Strike
Strother Park a well known farmer on the Tate's Creek pike had a close call when lightning struck his chimney around 3 30 Wednesday. Bricks and rocks fell but Park escaped injury and the house did not catch fire. The chimney was torn to bits and repairs will be needed. A heavy rain accompanied the storm.
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Strother Park
Tate’s Creek Pike
Park
Mr. Park Quelkly
Local Social Roundup From Baldwin and Nearby Homes
Mr Rosa Broaddus hosted guests including Luther and Susan Isbell Walter and Sally Sanders and others. Amanda Burrus and family visited J D Jones. Ruth Burrus and Miss Coates traveled to Poosey Ridge. Bethel school shows good progress with Miss Rena Ward as principal.
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Rosa Broaddus
Luther Isbell
Walter Sanders
Broaddus
H.C. Masters
Wallace Kanatzar
Iss Sallie Belle Hloward
W. M. Burrus
Amanda
Million
A. DD. Burrus
J. D. Jones
J. W. Jones
Sailie Coates
Poosey Ridge
Charles ark = Griges
Valley View
Ruth Burrus
Bethel
Rena Ward
Woodford
Edna Lowly
Eva Hres
Ira’ Masters
Campaign appeal for Richmond police chief race 1921
A Richmond Kentucky city police chief candidate appeals to Democratic voters in a 1921 primary race. He pledges strict enforcement of laws, cleaner city governance, and seeks women voters’ support, signing as James Potts of Dykes Post No 32 American Legion.
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Richmond
American Legion
Jesse
Dykes Post
James Potts
Produce Prices Offered for Immediate Sale at $90
The notice lists today’s produce prices for a gentle mare a runabout and harness priced at 90 dollars if taken immediately. Dr W D Pryor is located next door to the fire department.
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W. D. Pryor
Berea Fair Races Postponed to Thursday by Rain
All roads lead to the Berea fair as races are moved to Thursday due to wet track conditions on Wednesday. Officials praise the fair organizers while big attendance is expected, with airplane flights, baby contests, and county office candidates anticipated to draw crowds.
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Berea Fair
Berea Fair Grounds
F E. T. Fish
The
Daily Register
Berea
Floral Hall
Ladies Work
Johnson
Fish
Aaron Coates
Conn
Bureau of Health Standards
C. I. Dey
Udher
Danville Lays On Nine For Thursday Showdown
Red Roberts nine from Danville is set to play Richmond on Thursday. Local star Jim Parks will pitch, with Barker or Heber catching. Returnees include Jim Lackey and Earle Combs, joining a lineup confident to challenge Tot Frank.
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Red” Roberts
Danville
Richmond
Jim Parks
Barker
Irvine
Heber
Lexington
Jim Lackey
Earle Combs
Frank
Lexington Reos
Lost Brown Mare Mule Strayed From Home
Brown mare mule about 15 hands high strayed from home Saturday night. Reward for information. Shirley Parks 423 W. phone.
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Shirley Parks
Boll Weevil Devastates Southern Cotton Crop in Low Condition
The South faces its weakest cotton condition since 1866 as boll weevil infestation cuts yields. Experts warn ongoing pest pressure and weather conditions threaten harvest prospects across key states.
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South
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Jaceson
Gran Park
Lake Front
Methodist Nine
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