Kentucky Missionaries Headed Overseas From Kentucky
More than 60 missionaries depart from Seattle under the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board. Dr J F Love reports about 175 new missionaries since the campaign's start. Plans include Everett Gill sailing September 14 to supervise work in Spain Italy Yugoslavia Hungary Romania the Ukraine and more. W A Hamlett sails to Jerusalem to represent the board in the Near East. Kentucky missionaries include Edwin Smith Louisville in medical service Elizabeth Rose Marlow Williamsburg Cantonese women in Shanghai Griffin Chapman Dry Ridge Japan education Mrs Allin W Leavell Paris Wuchow China Mrs George E Goodman Henderson agricultural and industrial work Matto Grasso Brazil.
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Richmond
Seattle
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
J. F. Love
The
Baptists
Everett Gill
Kansas City
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Rumania
Ukraine
Russia
Love
W. A. Hamlett
Austin
Texas
Jerusalem
Southern Baptists
Kentucky
Edwin Smith
Louisville
Wnkweil
South China
Elizabeth Rose Marlow
Williamsburg
Shanghai
China
Griffin Chapman
Dry Ridge
Japan
Allin W. Leavell
Paris
Wuchow
George E. Goodman
Henderson
Matto Grasso
Brazil
Bailey case expected to go to jury today
Mt. Vernon Ky August 29 The Bailey murder trial nears verdict as defense rests after witnesses. Bailey killed Beverley D White last April. Prosecution plans rebuttal. defense notes Murphyland's prior testimony and plans to read it.
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Bailey
Mt. Vernon
John Bailey
Beverley D. White
Vernon County Feudist Testifies in White Murder Case
John Bailey of Knox county testified before the Rochecastle county grand jury in the Neidrick’s Station killing of Beverley D. White. Bailey claimed self defense after White reached for a pistol, with State witnesses detailing White’s clothing and the bullets used.
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Thomas E. Cochman
White
Dc. C. Cobb
John Williamson
Louis Murholland
Murholland
Mr. Vernon
John Bailey
Beverley D. White
Versailleau
Bailey
Rochecastle County
Neidrick’s Station
Knox County
SS. P. Walker
Cassie White
Rockcastle
Minn
Hammond
Heidrick’s
Sawyer Smith
Barbourville
George Berry
A. Floyd Byrd
Lexington
Two Gars Collide on Big Hill Pike
William Hawkins and family of Speedwell were in a car on the Big Hill pike when they collided with a car driven by a Black man near John Gibson’s home. The Hawkins son was thrown through the windshield with severe head face and hand wounds. Mrs Hawkins bruised and Mr Hawkins shaken. The other driver injured as well. T D Chenault Jr assisted and they were taken home. The vehicles were demolished with a locomotive like crash.
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William Hawkins
Speedwell
Big Hill Pike
John Gibson
Hawkins
T. D. Chenault, Jr
Speedwell Pike
Two Negroes Held On Charge Of Robbery
Porter Matherly and James Oldham, both residence of Red House, are jailed in county custody on robbery charges tied to a Red House incident the day of the American Legion picnic at Boonesboro. Rowland Lewis visited E. E. Davis store at Red Trouble for gas. robbers lounged on the porch and near the home. Sanford Clay is still at large. A handkerchief Davis says he sold to James Oldham prior to the robbery was found at the Dykes home. The trio’s case will be heard in county court Tuesday.
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Porter Matherly
Jas. Oldham
Red House
American Legion
Boonesboro
Rowland Lewis
E. E. Davis
Red Trouse
Davis
Lewis
Sanford Clay
Dvkes
James Oldham
Sheriff Recovers Richmond Tire Thief from Dayton
Sheriff P S Whitlock traveled to Dayton Ohio Saturday to bring back Babe Nelson wanted in Richmond for stealing automobile tires. Nelson had fled to Ohio weeks ago and was arrested there by Dayton police before being returned to Richmond.
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P. S. Whitlock
Dayton
Ohio
Babe” Nelson
Nelson
Richmond
Purebred Sheep In Crittenden Campaign Expands
Crittenden County farmers in Marion Kentucky are replacing scrub sheep with purebreds following a countywide campaign led by County Agent John R. Spencer and the extension division of the College of Agriculture. New adopters A M Cahagen S S Tuitt and J W Blue have arranged for purebred stock to improve breeding quality.
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Marion
Crittenden County
John R. Spencer
College of Agriculture
A. M. Cahagen
S. S. Tuitt
J. W. Blue
Mrs Murison Dunn Elected to City School Board in Richmond
Mrs. Murison Dunn, a prominent Richmond woman, was elected to fill the vacancy created by W E Blanton’s resignation. She accepted the appointment on return from a visit and begins work on the new school building and bonds approved earlier. The move marks growing roles for women in public affairs following suffrage.
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Murison Dunn
Richmond
W. E. Blanton
Dunn
A F L Declines Action On Railroad Wage Reduction
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor decided to take no action on the railroad wage reduction. If workers request, the council will convene a special conference. Officials said no definite steps can be expected for months as they work on plans for public ownership and democratic control of the railroad system.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Opportunity for man to earn big money in Glyndon area
An established firm seeks a man to market high class accessories with advancement potential. No experience required, just willingness to attend to business. Contact E. D. Bauman at the Glyndon Hotel for details.
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E. D. Bauman Glyndon Hotel
Lost Tire Between Boonesboro and Richmond
Missing white vulcanized tire lost Thursday night between Boonesboro and Richmond. Reward offered for return to Algin Reeves. Call 375.
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Boonesboro
Richmond
Algin Reeves
Call 375
Weather For Kentucky Sees Fair Skies Tonight Through Tuesday
Kentucky weather outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. No precipitation is expected and overnight lows remain mild across the region.
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Kentucky
Market Reports From Cincinnati and Louisville Cattle and Hogs
Cincinnati and Louisville cattle markets show slow to steady activity with hogs strong. Cincinnati tops reach $7.25 for cattle and $9.75 for hogs. sheep and lambs softer with declines around $3 and lambs at about $7.50. Hogs active at Louisville with 1,500 head traded and tops near $9.75.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Tor
Louisville
Robbers Loot Security Trust Vault in Chicago
Four bandits bound guards at the Security Trust and Deposit vault in the Masonic Temple and took $224000 from nineteen boxes. Officials say loss is insured and believe the theft was an inside job based on a list of box numbers used.
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Isy Associated Press
Chicago
Security Trust and Deposit Company
Masonic Temple
Arrests Expected in Auto Theft Ring in Louisville
Louisville on August 29 Paul Burlingame chairman of the Board of Public Safety announced that arrests are expected in a number of stolen car cases. Cars already seized implicate one police captain and two former city employees.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Paul Burlingame
Board of Public Safety
Mde
Negro Shot at Colored Meeting Ends in Injury
During a four day Concord Colored Association gathering near Richmond a shooting wounded Frank Todd, a Black man, Sunday night. He was treated at the P A C Infirmary after being shot over the heart, through the lung, and out the shoulder blade. doctors gave little hope for recovery.
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Concord Colored Association
Concord
Richmond
Frank Todd
P. A.C
Hume
Pianos Wanted In Exchange For House Furnishings
Muncy Bros seeks second hand pianos or new pianos in exchange for house furnishings. Liberal payments offered for old instruments. Contact Muncy Bros. 202 tf.
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Muncy Bros
Harding plans national unemployment conference
Secretary Hoover says plans for President Harding's unemployment conference should be finished by mid September in Washington. The event will avoid controversial topics like closed shops and wages and instead pursue unity of action by industry and community to relieve unemployment of more than five million nationwide.
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Harding
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Saic
Labor Undiscouraged, Gompers Says at Labor Conference
Samuel Gompers declared the spirit and organization of American workers unbroken by the depression and vowed they will continue to push forward and onward in an address before a conference of labor leaders.
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Gompers
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Gompers
Blaze Destroys Hayes Wholesale Grocery in Hodgenville
A large fire in Hodgenville Kentucky early today gutted the wholesale grocery and warehouse of D G Hayes causing an estimated fifty thousand dollars in losses. The origin is unknown but the loss is covered by insurance.
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Hodgenville
D. G. Hayes
Chenault Tops Madison County Fat Cattle Sale Record
Tom D. Chenault Jr. achieved the highest price in Madison county for fat cattle selling 100 head at 8.75 to Monte Fox of Danville, with cattle averaging about 1310 pounds and remaining beeves not yet ready for sale. The cattle have been sent to Fox’s Chicago residence.
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Tom D. Chenault Jr
Madison County
Monte Fox
Danville
Mr. Fox
Chicago
Chenault
Emmett ONeil for State Commander Deliberations Open in Kentucky
Emmett ONeil seeks the Kentucky state commander post as the American Legion state convention opens in Lexington with talks by Dan Hollenga and Alvin Owsley. The program features two daily sessions and a night session if needed, with parades and a baseball championship to follow. Glasgow post aims to land the 1922 meeting, aided by a chartered special train.
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Louisville
Dan S. Hollenga
American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley
National Americanism Commission
the Legion
The
American Legion of Kentucky
Lexington
Stephen S. Jones
T. C. Bradley
John L. Weber
Baduke
Paducah
Hollenga
Owsley
Legion
Jones
Legion Hall
Legion of Kentucky
Glasgow
West Virginia officers clash with armed miners in Logan county
In Logan county last night a force of about four hundred deputy sheriffs fought an armed band of miners. Five to fourteen people were wounded or killed. State police and deputies recovered eleven prisoners as they advanced toward Sharples. Gunfire erupted at close range under cover of darkness, with ambushes reported along the route.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Logan
Logan County
Ethel. W. Va
Beach Creek
J. R. Brockus
Brockus
Blair
Sharples
Floor debates hint at officers' re-election fate
Reported chatter suggests Emmett O'Neil faces opposition from allies who would block him from becoming commander of the state department, aiming to succeed M. K. Gordon of Madisonville.
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Emmett O’neil
M. K. Gordon
Madisonville
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