Funeral of Reed Second Gun Victim in Kentucky Shooting
The body of Henry Reed, shot during a search incident, was sent from Pattie A. Clay hospital to Clay City for burial. His death follows the fatal shooting of George Estes and involvement of Deputy Sheriff Reed and L N detective Joe Spivy. Police seek to determine which gun fired the fatal shot based on Caliber evidence.
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Henry Reed
Marshal Philpot
George Estes
Reed
Pattie A. Clay
Clay City
Robert Reed
O. Fr. Hume
Joe Spivy
Cirius Reed
Pulpot
Spivy
Elec
Estes
Reel
Philpot
Ree
Stanford alum becomes UK College of Engineering assistant professor
Lester S. OBannon formerly of Stanford and now with National Tube Company in Lovar Ohio, a steam engineering expert, will join the University of Kentucky College of Engineering as assistant professor of steam engineering in Lexington. He graduated from the university in 1915.
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Lester S. O’bannon
Stanford
National Tube Company
Lovar
Ohio
College of Engineering
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Mr. O'Bannon
University
Cantrill Offered DNC Chair of Organization Bureau
New York reports George White has offered the chairman ship of the bureau of organization to Congressman James Campbell Cantrill of Kentucky. Cantrill will arrive Monday. White left for Rhode Island to spend the weekend with his family, Saturday marking his 48th birthday.
Japs Curtail Crop to Boost Cotton Yarn Market
Japanese cotton spinners cut production by 31 percent to aid the yarn market. After the action, the market firmed up. Separate note from Lancaster Kentucky reports Homer Pigg, son of Mrs. Betty Pigg, was arrested by Sheriff A K Walker on a charge involving a firearm. He was jailed at Garrard County jail.
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Ky Associated Press
Tokio
Lancaster, Ky
Hoemer Pigg
Betty Pigg
Judson
A.K. Walker
Kentucky Weather Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Fair tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures across Kentucky. No significant precipitation expected as winds remain light and skies mostly clear.
Livestock Markets Report from Cincinnati Louisville
Today in Cincinnati cattle fell slowly as 32000 head traded, hogs held steady and lambs remained steady. Chicago prices slipped about 10 cents while Jersey stayed level. In Louisville cattle dipped 25 cents to a top of 13.50, hogs were strong, sheep and lambs were steady with a six dollar drop noted for lambs in spots.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Polish Counter Offensive Captures 75000 Russian Prisoners
Paris report says Warsaw advices indicate 75,000 Soviet prisoners captured as Poles strive to cut off retreating Soviet armies and drive them toward German territory.
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Associated Press
Paris
Warsaw
Stiver predicts bumper crops for Madison Estill area
J. O. Stiver of Brassfield reports conditions favorable for a bumper corn crop and notes prospects for tobacco to be cut soon after one more rain. He cites strong corn stands near Madison Estill line and says farmers are in good humor with crops improving despite some rust and blight in tobacco.
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J. O. Stiver
Brassfield
Richmond
Madison Estill
Silver
County Tax Bills and Duplicates Completed
The work of preparing county tax bills and duplicates under Roy D. Terrill is finished. Over 25 000 names were written and copied, with the County Clerk J. W. Maupin turning the task to binders. The copying and bill preparation finished sooner than expected.
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Roy D. Terrill
Terrill
J. W. Maupin
Caldwell and Madison High Openings Set for September
The Caldwell school will open September 6 with expected strong attendance as city physicians report low illness. Madison High delays its opening to September 13 due to ongoing improvements and material delays by contractors.
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Caldwell School
Caldwell
Madison High
Joseph Grant Returns to Madison County Farm Lease
Joseph Grant moves back to Madison County after a stint in Nicholasville. He has leased the Reuben Cox farm near Speedwell, plans to move his family there, and will manage the property henceforth. He says Madison County is plenty good enough and looks forward to making his future home.
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Joseph Grant
Madison County
Nicholasville
Reuben Cox
Speedwell
Mr. Grant
Clerks Examinations For Postal Service Offer
Men and women over 17 can take free examinations for the Postal Mail Service earning 135 dollars a month. September test date. No experience required. For details contact J Leonard former Civil Service Examiner at L042 Equitable Building Washington 2024p.
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Wrile J. Leonard
Civil Service
Equitable
Wiashington
Tobacco growers hold big meeting in Madison county
Saturday afternoon meeting at the courthouse drew large turnout from across Madison county. Reporters from Lexington’s Wednesday session were heard as growers discussed forming a local organization to align with other counties. Optimism ran high that next year’s crop would rise and prices be safeguarded amid continued talks of future steps.
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Madison County
Court House
Lexington
Jesse Cobb
Walter Bennett
Curtis Parks Hero Of Local Baseball Fame
CAPT CURTIS PARKS noted Madison county athlete once starred for Kentucky University and later captained an American army team at Camp Taylor. In France he served as battalion athletic director and won 18 of 19 games. Brother Jim Parks, ex big league pitcher, is a Lexington lawyer and Transylvania coach. Capt Parks helped purchase Campbell Coates Drug Co.
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Hopkinsville
Madison County
Curtis Parks
Christian Church
West Side Baptists
Kentucky University
Capt. Parks
France
Camp Taylor
Jim Parks
Lexington
Transylvania University
Campbell- Coates Drug Company
Kentuckys Largest Wheat Deal Noted In Danville
Danville grain dealers Hudson and Davis purchased 14 000 bushels of wheat from Joe Houston at Donera Fayette county for about 35000 dollars. The grain came from 600 acres mainly on the Haggin Elmdorf farms and is among the biggest single wheat transactions in the state in recent years.
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Hudson and Davis
Danville
Joe Houston
Donera
Fayette County
Kentucky
Haggin Elmendorf
Miss Hill Resigns as City Music Instructor
Miss Nellie Hill, longtime music instructor in the city schools, resigns to take a similar post in Clarksville Tennessee. The local board received her decision reluctantly, praising her as a studious and successful teacher.
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Miss Hill
Nellie Hill
Clarksville
Tenn
Executives Change Posts at Stockton & Son and Richmond Motors
Robert C. White joins Stockton & Son druggists. S Neville Moberly moves to Richmond Motor Co. Moberly brings Packard Detroit experience to the new role.
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Robert C. White
Stockton & Son
S. Neville Moberly
Richmond Motor Company
Mr. Moberly
Packard
Detroit
Fresh Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists Sale
New stock of Georgette and Crepe de Chine waists offered in extra fine quality at 3.98. Limited time at E. Elder store.
Barkley Defends Demography and Democracy Principles
From Barkley's speech a call to mothers and fathers to join the League of Nations to spare sons from war. He criticizes Harding era tariff promises and Republican record while praising equal opportunity and civilization as American aims. He questions wage risk and bank failures and urges continued independence.
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League of Nations
America
Harding
Barkley Delivers Forceful Democratic Campaign Address in Richmond
Hon. Alben W. Barkley spoke at the Madison County Courthouse to a large audience in Richmond, outlining Democratic principles and criticizing Republican positions. He praised League of Nations, wartime costs and wages gains, noted women’s influence, and urged support for Democratic policies and governance.
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Madison County Court House
Alben W. Barkley
Richmond
Barkley
League of Nations
Democratic Party
John C. Chenault
Madison County
Democratic Campaign Committee
Chenault
Senate Committee Set to Probe Slush Fund
The Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures orders Chairman Hays and White of the party committees and treasurers from each side to appear next Monday with all books. A telegram to Gov. Cox seeks his appearance or a representative to present any evidence on a $15,000,000 Republican campaign fund.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hays and White
Republican National Committees
Senate Committee
Cox
Poland Told Not to Advance Armies Beyond Polish Boundary
The American government cautions Poland not to let its armies in the current counteroffensive against the Russian Bolsheviks advance beyond the ethnographic boundary of Poland.
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Washington
Poland
Bottling Up Russians Reported on Northern Front
Warsaw reports the process of bottling up the Russian Soviet forces between Prussia and the Vistula is complete. An official statement says the Poles have closed the escape gateway, taking prisoners and war material in uncountable quantities.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Prussia
Vistula River
Campaign fund claims prompt Senate probe reopening
Chicago Aug 23 Associated Press hearings of the Senate Subcommittee investigating campaign expenses reopen as Senator Reed says no answer has arrived from Gov Cox to a telegram seeking any evidence to support charges that Republicans are raising a 15.6 million campaign fund. Reed’s telegram, released today, promises thorough investigation of any information provided.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Reed
Cox
Kentucky Women Acquire Rights Clarified by Attorney General
Attorney General Dawson sent a message to Miss Alice Paul in Washington clarifying that Kentucky women do not automatically gain suffrage rights with the federal amendment without additional state legislation. The note responds to inquiries about the proclamation and adoption of the federal suffrage amendment and Kentucky’s implementation.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Dawson
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Washington
Kentucky
Boy Scouts head to Boonesboro Beach for weeklong camp
Thirty Boy Scouts from Berea traveled by truck to Richmond on Monday for a five day stay to procure provisions and set up a temporary camp at Boonesboro Beach. They carried camping gear and showed eagerness to begin their work on the site.
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Boy Scouts of
Berea
Richmond
Boonesboro Beach
Bargain Sale on 100 Pairs White Oxfords
E. V. Elder advertises about 100 pairs of white oxfords on the bargain counter this week with all sizes available at a price of 1.98 dollars each.
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E. V. Elder
Busy Week Ahead for Lampton and Burks on Main Street
Lampton and Burks street contractors, pulled off site by rain all last week, expect better weather this week. They began early Monday and aim to finish excavation on Main Street soon, with concrete laying and asphalt application to follow Harding progress.
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Lampton & Burks
Main Street
For Sale or Rent bungalow in Rosedale
A new bungalow in Rosedale is offered for sale or rent. The listing names B EB Bellue and mentions a 202 address or reference. Details are sparse due to damaged text.
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Rosedale
B. EB. Bellue
Barkley Addresses Rally Urging Democratic Ticket Support
The speech lauded Ohio's progressive governor and urged united support for a Democratic Senate and House to carry his principles. Judge Barkley received a warm welcome from James Parkes, a local delegate, and was scheduled to speak in Lancaster Monday afternoon.
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Ohio
Senate
House
Judge Barkley
James Parkes
San Francisco
Lancaster
Carnival opening on Monday night gala week
Arrangements completed for Grand Gala and Jubilee Week by the American Legion. Miller Brothers Circus Exposition Company arrived with attractions including twelve shows and three riding devices. Notable acts include the Original Dixie Minstrels, Joe Turner the wrestler, Sam Carris the 712 pound giant, Dessie the smallest mother, and the big one ring circus with clowns and athletes. Legion boys will manage grounds with nightly changeovers. opening night list led by Spears Turley and committee members.
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American Legion
Miller Brothers Circus Exposition Company
Miller
United States
Canada
Far West
Dixie Minstrels
America
Joe Turner
Congress of
Sam Carris
Dessie
Little Eno
Spears Turley
Robert R. Burnam, Jr
J. P. Chenault
Harry S. Bybee
Paul Burnam
Franklin Deatherage
Wim. R. Martin
McCreary Simmons
Douglas Chenault
Edn Powell
Hubert Willoughby
Joe Gianchigliani
Tom Caden
Nevil G. Todd
Edwin Cobb
Tom Baxter
Logan Burnam
Aaron Coates
Stone W. Norman
Blake
J. J. Douglas
Tom McCown
Walter West
Willie Elder
Luther Powell
Robert Garrett
Eugene O'Neil
Shearer Eades
Tennessee House Members Call for Mass Meeting on Suffrage
Tennessee House members who fled the state to block the federal suffrage amendment urge a mass meeting next Saturday. They say passage would surrender Tennessee sovereignty and that the people must express themselves before any ratification.
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Associated Press
Decatur
Ala
Tennessee Hous
Tennessee
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