Students demand opposite view on two constitutional amendments
Eastern Kentucky State Normal students petition to hear Walter K Sullivan discuss the negative side ahead of the upcoming election. They report chapel talks favoring the amendments and note opposition among students, hoping President Coates allows Sullivan to speak.
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Eastern Kentucky State Normal
Walter K. Sullivan
Whitley County
Normal
Coates
Frankfort
George Colvin
Ff. K.S. N.S
Kentucky
Walter WK. Sullivan
Cleo Carlisle
Eva Smith
Mary Lovelace
Elizabeth Highfield
May Smith
Sadie Hurley
Easter Faylor
Ruth Stout
Haley Wakefield
Anna Laura Atkins
Esther L. Gschwind
Luce T. Harbison
Marie Daniels
Bernice Conlee
Rose
Brennan
Willa Tyree
Laura Jones
Rlie Vesta Shepherd
Gladys Lucille Shepherd
Della Reed Berry
Pauline Davis
Maude Blair
Wilma ‘Thomas
Viola Thomas
Margaret Hall
Fannie Worthington
Oma Lewis
Gaynelle Richardson
W. S. Zeysing
Bertis Willis
A. M. Shelton
Carrie N. Rogers
Alice Bell
Aline May
Margaret Stark
Jewell Matherly
Gladys Wheatley Dorcas Short
Pearl Moore
Kathleen Jones
Blanche Kivden
Ruth Warman
Belva Short
Etta Bryant
T. FE. oFuch
J. Birman
EF. Gibbs
Josephine Dettwiller
Lillian Lee
Daisy D. Dettwiller
Frankie Payne
Tabitha Hiatt
Eliza M. Hanson
Myrtle Bryant
Elizabeth Perry
Emma Osborn
Florence Conrad
Anna M. Eckler
Della M. Douglas
Martha Grissom
Ida M. Andrews
Eugenia O. Stewart
Weather for Kentucky Showers and Thunder Showers Tonight
Kentucky weather shows showers and likely thunder showers tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise in eastern and central portions tonight with warmer conditions overall.
Lodge to Join United States Disarmament Delegation
Henry Cabot Lodge, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is designated by President Harding as a member of the American delegation to the disarmament conference. Secretary Hughes is named and no further selections are expected until the size of the U S delegation is decided.
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Associated J’ress
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Hughes
United States
Fordney Says Tax Bill Cuts National Taxes Vastly
Chairman Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee reports the new administration tax bill would reduce the annual tax bill by 790 million dollars. The committee approved the measure with Democrats voting against it. Democrats plan a minority report.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Admin tax revision bill altered by House Republicans
Washington August 16 The administration tax revision bill was laid before the House after Republican conferees modified it to repeal the excess profits tax and income surtax rates above 32 percent effective next January not last January. The changes shift revenue estimates and lower proposed corporation and cereal beverage taxes.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Treasury
Aree Inccomes
Panl
Ways and Means Committee
Republicans
Republican Conference
House
Car Fire Threatens Danville Contractor on Richmond Streets
Lampton of Lampton and Burks, who laid out Richmond streets, narrowly escaped total loss of his car in Danville. The fire burned off paint and destroyed a tire after a worker lit a match to check washed fenders greased with gasoline, unaware of the danger.
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Clark Lanmipteun
Lampton and Burks
Richmond
Danville
Local Names List Reveals Community Figures
A long roster of residents appears, listing Blaine Pryce Miller and many others including Chester Alexander John J. Kelly Anah Prewitt Della Browne Esther Elliott Jennie Norvell Melba Whittinghill and Ruth Dahling among numerous others, indicating a community or organizational member register.
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Lurline Newton
Alva Arthur
Alma Owens
Lillian Womack
Blanche Walker
Maude Anderson
Martha Nesbitt
Elizabeth Bohannn
Lina Porch
E. Champion
Mabel Wasson
Minerva McDaniel
Myrtle Clark
Mary Sheldon
H. V. Kendall
F. Swager
Ada Ellis
Lenie Ford
Lydia Jones
Violett Triplett
Helen Vosloh
Nora Riggs
Grace Barrett
De Valera Demands Full Independence
Eamon De Valera addressing the first public session of the Irish Republican Parliament in Dublin declared Ireland seeks separation from Great Britain. He affirmed the ministry of the Irish Republican Parliament as the only recognized government and cited the American Declaration of Independence. He noted external authority is unlawful and said Lloyd George’s reply would be reviewed in a private session tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Lrish
Eamon de Valera
Great Britain
Ministry
The
Irish Republicanarliament
Ingland
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
de Valera
Lloyd-George
Soldiers recalled from leave in Ireland as precaution
In Belfast on August 16 the military authorities announced the cancellation of all leaves of absence and the recall of officers and men in Ireland. The step is described as a precaution, following long leave periods since the truce was proclaimed.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
Knox County group pledges to enforce crime verdict
In Barbourville Knox County Kentucky citizens and law enforcement members filled the courtroom. They vowed to enforce the meeting verdict that crime must go amid denunciations of moonshining and recent murders.
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Associated Press
Barbourville
Knox County
Knox County Law Enforcement League
Three More Games In Church League
The article previews three upcoming church league fixtures and the capstone match of 1921. Catholics meet Baptists on Wednesday, Presbyterians face Methodists Friday, and champions First Christians play Second Christians on Monday. Large crowds anticipated for all games.
Workhouse Guard Kills Negro Prisoner in Dining Room
A guard at the Lexington workhouse shot and killed Cecil Loftus, 25, a negro prisoner, after Loftus attacked guards Leslie Ellis and James Hukle in the institution dining room today.
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Lexington
Workhouse
Cecil Loftus
Leslie Ellis
James Hukle
Institution
Richmond Parking Change in Business Section
Effective Thursday August 1 the parking of machines in Richmond’s business section moves to the center of the street from the curb side to protect the new streets. Approved by Mayor William O'Neil.
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Richmond
Unemployment Figures From Davis Report
In a Senate briefing Secretary Davis released best estimates showing about 5.735 million unemployed in the United States. Excludes veterans not yet accounted for. Manufacturing and mechanical industries including building trades bear the highest unemployment with an estimated 3.9 million.
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Harding
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Davis
Senate
Rights-of-way work underway for Lexington pike paving bid
County Road Engineer J G Baxter Gordon Burgin and Dick Igo lead efforts to secure all rights-of-way for the Lexington pike paving. State Highway Engineer Boggs requires signed rights-of-way in his office before the August 23 bid opening. Contractors including Rodman Wiley former state road commissioner and John Cahill review plans as landowners balk over fence moves.
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J. G Baxter
Gordon Burgin
Dick Igo
Lexington Pike
Boggs
Rodman Wiley
John Cahill
Miraculous Escape As Car Plunges Down Embankment
A Ford sedan carrying Nim Buster his wife and two young sons Mrs Perkingram and her granddaughter from Danville rolled over twice Sunday at Mun days Landing beach. All escaped serious injury though Nim Busters shoulder and Mrs Ingrams arm were hurt and the top of the car was torn off during rescue.
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Harrodsburg Herald
Nim Buster
Munday's Landing
Perkingram
Danville
Nimrod Buster
Mr. Buster
Mrs. Ingram
Ear Sewed On Man After Horse Trampling
Winchester Kentucky August 16 James Nall oil company employee was thrown from his horse the animal stepped on his head and cut off an ear He was taken to Clark County Hospital where doctors sewed the ear back surgeons believe his hearing remains intact Nall resides at Torrent
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Winchester
James Nall
Oil Company
Nall
Clark County Hospital
Torrent
Three Stills Seized in Whitley County
Authorities seized three stills in Whitley County in a raid conducted by sheriff deputies. No arrests were announced and the investigation continues as investigators seek potential linked items and suspects.
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Whitley County
Burglar Caught In Scott County With Peculiar Pack
A burglar was captured in a Scott county house with a prayer book a service flag and a silver pitcher on his person.
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Scott County
Boyle county tobacco workers join Danville house meeting
About 500 tobacco men from Boyle County gathered in Danville to discuss the cooperative tobacco marketing association. The meeting aimed to organize farmers under the coop to improve bargaining power and prices.
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Boyle County
Danville
Co-Operative Tobacco Marketing Association
For Rent Storeroom 20x55 Feet in Town Center
Classified notice announces a 20 by 55 foot storeroom for rent with steam heat and water furnished near the town center. Apply at Daily Register.
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Daily Register
Centre College Eyes Another Great Football Season
Danville Kentucky August reports indicate Centre College under captain P N Armstrong and star Bo McMillan plans another strong team. Returning players from last year joined by promising new prospects include J Murphy T Moran and J Tanner. The schedule lists games against Wesleyan Clemson Virginia Tech St Xavier Transylvania Harvard Kentucky Auburn and Washington and Lee with a potential Thanksgiving date to be announced.
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Associated Press
Danville
P. N. Armstrong
Bo” McMillan
Centre College
Eam
Colonels
Beig
Morrow
Ohio
W. A. Ganfield
McMillan
Kentuck
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Clemson
Virginia Polytechnic
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Transylvania
Lexington
Harvard
Cambridge
University O Kentucky
Auburn
Birmingham
Washington and Lee
Louisville
Reid Buys Drug Store at Versailles
Dr. S. C. Reid, formerly a druggist here, has purchased the drug store near the Versailles post office from G. W. Beck. Reid will take possession in about two weeks and has hired Dr. W. S. Kelly, formerly of Versailles, as manager. Reid will renovate the Breck store and reside at Mulway while operating his current business.
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S. C. Reid
Versailles
the Sun
G. W. Beck
Midway
Dr. Kelly
West Point
Miss
Cynthiana Defeats Paris In Close Sunday Game
In Paris Kentucky on Sunday Cynthiana won a tight contest against Patig with a 7 to 6 score. Highlights included sharp fielding and Barnett’s contributions as the home team pressed for the win.
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Cynthiana
Paris
Patig
Barnett
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati Louisville Aug 16
Packers 25c lower and lights medium to steady in Cincinnati cattle calves and lambs steady. Louisville market Aug 16 shows cattle 200 head slow with top $8.25 hogs 750 head 50c lower top $10.50 sheep 800 steady unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
High Figures at McKee Hog Sale Draw Strong Bids
Hog men traveled to the Mclee Bros Duroc sale near Versailles on Monday while others went to Coldstream near Lexington on Tuesday. Baldwin & Burke sent a top porker. At McKee 44 head averaged 153 per head and two boar pigs by Woodford Sensation averaged 227.50. The 46 head sold for 7185 total with a top price of 305 for a sow sired by Highland King Defender and bred to the 15 000 herd boar.
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Mclee Bros. Duroc
Versailles
Coldstream
Lexington
Baldwin & Burke
Mc Kee
Gifts and Sons
Woodford Sensation
Workhouse Bird Plays Millionaire Revealed in Police Photo
Police identified a young man pictured in Hopkinsville masquerading as Mortimer A de Puyster as Harold Van Buren. He had been sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse in spring 1920 for vagrancy after claiming to be a wealthy youth who could travel from Chicago to Hopkinsville on a single dollar and live for a month.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Hopkinsville
Mortimer A. Depuyster
Harold van Buren
Chicago
H. K. MCKEEHAN PASSES AWAY NEAR KINGSTON
N K McKeehan died at his home near Kingston from heart trouble on August 9. Born November 16, 1844, he married Thena Roberts 39 years ago and had two sons Howard (deceased) and John. A Baptist for 52 years and a deacon at Flat Knob church 28 years. Survived by wife, one son, three brothers, one sister, and many friends. Funeral at home officiated by Rev Cornett, burial in family cemetery.
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N. K. McKeehan
Kingston
Ile
Thena Roberts
Howard
John
Cornett
Ice Cream Supper Promoted by Kigksville Church Group
The Ladies Aid Society of Kigksville Christian Church announces an ice cream supper on Thursday night. All are invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Kigksville Christian Church
Attorneys sue Wides over promissory note debt
John Chenault and C. C. Wallace trading as Chenault and Wallace sue M. Wides in Lexington for 125 dollars plus interest on a promissory note dated December 1, 1920. Miller and Miller represent the plaintiffs.
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Lexington Leader
John Chenault
C. C. Wallace
Chenault
Senate panel blocks McAdoo expert testimony aid bill
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee rejected, by seven to three, a bid to summon former Director General of the Railroads McAdoo for expert testimony on the railroad administration funding bill. Senator Stanley of Kentucky backed the motion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
McAdoo
Railroad Administration
Stanley
Kentucky
Cantrill Endorses Co operative Plan In Tobacco Meeting
Georgetown Ky August 16 Congressman Cantrill, a leading barley tobacco grower in Scott County, endorsed the Burley Tobacco Marketing Association contract before about 1000 growers. He urged joiners, argued the plan would save farmers money, enable warehouse ownership, and expand bank support, calling it the county’s best safeguard against manufacturers.
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Georgetown
J. Campbell
Cantrill
Scott County
Burley Tobacco Marketing Association
Congressman Cantrill
Marketing Association
Kentucky
Congress
Burley
Tobacco Trust
Morrow Seeks Police Judge Post in Somerset
WB Morrow brother of Kentucky's governor runs for Somerset police judge. He campaigns on law order and community safety, challenging current officials and appealing to local voters.
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WB. Morrow
Kentucky
Somerset
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Bill
Lampton
Wm. O'Neil
Bo Mc-Millan
Reid
Workhouse Bird
H. K. McKeehan
Wides
Renaker Poultry Company
Scott Tobacco Growers
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