Eastern Triumphs 40 7 Over Union College for EKY Title
Eastern Kentucky completed an undefeated Eastern Intercollegiate schedule with a 40 to 7 victory over Union College at Barbourville Turkey Day. John Powell starred with multiple touchdowns and Captain Stone broke through for several long runs as Eastern outplayed and outscored Union to claim the EKY championship banner.
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Astern Normal
Barbourville
Turkey Day
Union College
Eastern Kentucky
Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Cumberland
Union
Eastern Gridiron Warriors
Orange
John Powell
Eastern
Powell
Butte
Blante
Itar Union
Nash
Szastern
Moberly
Anv
Stone
Coleman Covington
Eason
Davis
Word
Hembree
Wordle
Triplett
Carre
Hampton
Lewis Rt
Covington
Moberly Ib
Hurst
Nash le
Mayhew
Parker
Faulkner
Corum
Palmer
Blanton
Howard Th
Blair
Golden
Combs
Jayne
Baker
Jennings
Brown
Long
Court day special Men s Arc tics
Court day sale notice advertises men s arc tics priced at 1 45 at Cohn s store located on 125 First street.
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Cohn’s
First Street
Weather outlook partly cloudy and colder tonight into Saturday
The forecast calls for mainly cloudy skies with a drop in temperatures tonight and a cooler Saturday. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light.
Live cattle and hog markets report arrivals and prices
Cincinnati market notes hogs up to 25 cents higher at 8.75. Chicago calves higher. cattle steady. Louisville sales show cattle 300 head active with prices up to 875, hogs 2800 with 1 cent higher at 5 to 8.0, sheep 100 steady at 6.50, lambs at 12.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Irvine Brakeman Dies After Yard Accident
W S Rice, a L and N brakeman from Irvine, died at a local hospital after injuries from a yard switching accident in Richmond Wednesday afternoon. He was 34, survived by wife, one child, mother Mrs W L Rice, three brothers, four sisters, and many friends. Funeral held at Irvine home Friday afternoon with Christ Church and Railway Brotherhood members in attendance. Burial followed at Ockdale cemetery.
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W. S. Rice
Richmond
Rice
Irvine
Alrs
W. L. Rice
T. J. Charles
Farl Rice
Ree
Aig
Dickerson 88 Dies at Local Hospital on Thanksgiving Day
H P Dickerson, 88, died at a local hospital at 2 o clock Thursday from infirmities of time. He was a longtime Methodist member for forty years. Survived by two children Burnett Dickerson and Mrs Hattie Hardin of Los Angeles. Remains to be taken to Nicholasville for burial. many friends mourn his passing.
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H. P. Dickerson
Methodist Church
Burnett Dickerson
Hattie Hardn
Los Angeles
Cal
Nicholasville
My Sterling Falls Before Dodgers In Thanksgiving Clash
Mt Sterling’s second team was outmatched by the Dodgers 60 to 60 in a season finale. Buck Adams scored on a 12 yard end run, Jones added three extra points and a kick after a fumble, with passes to Gang and Martin for two more touchdowns. Dodgers subs performed well while Alt Sterling threatened briefly late but stalled at the Dodgers 30 yard line. Officials were Clouse and Higgins as a sizable crowd watched.
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Richmond
Sterlin High School
Buck Adams
Jones
Ricci
Gang
Martin
Dodger
Alt. Sterling
Flying Dodgers
Dengers
Young Re
Jaynerg
Black Ee
Ricci Lg
Aahes
Maupin le
Adams
D. Pearson
Pearson
Blanton
Whoberry
Hardin
Starpuck
March
Mt. Sterling
Smeotle
B. McCracken
W. McCracken
Molloye
Kérnerg
Frazier
Baker Re
Aldridge
Daly
Holliday
Laughlin Ib
Progressive Bloc Organization Moves in Congress
A meeting in Washington on December 1 formed a progressive bloc in Congress with about 20 senators and representatives. Senator Norris was elected chairman and LaFollette stressed unity without breaking party lines. The group aims to curb special privileges and push reforms in agriculture labor railroads resources credits and taxation. They also propose abolishing the electoral college and backing direct primary elections for state and federal officers.
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Washington
Congress
Farmer and Labor
Sennator LaFollette
Norris
Nebraska
LaFollette
Borah
Capper
Lach
McNay
Owen
Shephard
William Bross Lloyd Freed by Governor Pardon
William Bross Lloyd, once jailed under the anti-syndicalism act, was pardoned by Governor Smalls after serving one to five years. He stated he has not changed his views and believes drastic government change may come with time as an evolution.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Smalls
Anti Saloon League opposes study of intoxicants by Congress
Washington date news reports that Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti Saloon League, opposes any proposal for Congress to appoint a scientific commission to determine what constitutes intoxicating liquor. He says the move is driven by wet interests to confuse the issue, weaken enforcement, and seek repeal of the 18th amendment.
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Washington
Congress
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
Wheeler
Hoover Hoover Hoover on 1924 Republican candidate
Herbert Hoover, then Secretary of Commerce, predicts in Palo Alto that the 1924 Republican presidential candidate will be Warren G. Harding. He says the public will highly value the sane progressive policies that guided the nation through the reconstruction era.
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Palo
Alto
Cal
Warren G. Harding
Herbert G. Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Vets Claim 204 Votes In New House And Other Notes
The notes record 204 votes claimed by veterans in the new House. Clemenceau visited Lincoln’s tomb in Springfield Illinois on Thanksgiving Day. Robert B. Waddell is named postmaster at Somerset by President Harding. Governor Morrow pardoned former Police Judge E C Kimbreil of Salt Lick for a five year term after killing Ed Bailey. Curtis Gent of Letcher County received a 21 year sentence for killing William Smith.
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Clemenceau
Lincoln
Springfield
Robert _B. Waddell
Somerset
Harding
Morrow
E. C. Kimbreil
Salt Lick
Ed Bailey
Curtis Gent
Letcher County
Wm. Smith
Famine Stricken Russia Reports Hunger Strike Silence
In famine stricken Russia there is no report of political prisoners engaging in hunger strikes, with official silence surrounding any detainees during extreme shortages.
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Russia
Exchange W for Certificates Exchange W for Certificates
Postmaster Robt R Purram Jr notes 1918 War Savings Stamps maturing 1 January 1923 may be exchanged now at face value 5.00 for Treasury Savings Certificates with five year maturity from that date. Certificates issued in 50 106 and 25 denominations cost 8 20 82 and 20 50 respectively. Details available at the local post office.
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Robt. R. Purram, Jr
Treasury Savings
Turkey Bay Footbil l tow 192
Score list shows multiple college teams and high schools with varied results. Centre College 42 and South Carolina 0 lead, plus Kentucky State 7 Tennessee State 14, Georgia Tech 14 Auburn 6, Cornell 9 Penn 0, Transylvania 16 Georgeton 13, Dawson Springs 14 Princeton 0. Western Normal 22 and Paducah 24 notable upsets.
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Felon PO
Centre College
University of South Carolina
Kentucky State
Tennessee State
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Cornell
Univ. of Penn. C. Transylvania
Georgeton
Conflict shown as massive forest flood spectacle at local theatres
A dramatic screening of Conflict promises the most gripping moment as a roaring flood of timber rips through snarling waters and a dam blows. Audiences are told the sequence is terrifically intense and the mightiest display of camera art. Tonight at local theatres.
For Rent at East Main Yard Former Kennedy Produce Site
Part of the old Bowman lumber yard on East Main Street is for rent. The space was formerly occupied by Kennedy Produce Co Moynahan and Forbes. 281 4t
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Bowman Lumber
East Main Street
Kennedy, Produce Co
Moynahan & Forbes
Pie Supper at Forest Hills School Friday Night
Community fundraiser at Forest Hills School Friday at 7 30 PM invites families and residents to attend the pie supper event with proceeds likely supporting school activities.
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Forest Hills School
York vs Rowlett appeal filed in Kentucky Court
In Frankfort on December 1 the Kentucky Court of Appeals sustained motions in two cases. The York versus Rowlett appeal involved a motion to dismiss from Masson county. A joint motion to submit arose in the N O T P railway versus Prewitt's administrator case. In Hester vs O Rear from Warren county the appellees were granted to December 7 19 ile briefs.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
York
Rowlett
Masson County
N. O. & T. P. Railway
Prewitt
Hester
Missionary Speaker Set for First Christian Church Sunday
Rev Vera Carpenter of Bayamon Puerto Rico will address the first Christian church Sunday morning as part of the Women's missionary program. Carpenter, brother of the local pastor, is on furlough and works with the College of Missions in Indianapolis. He has led Puerto Rican state causes for 16 years and will deliver a challenging message to US churches.
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First Christian Church
Vera C. Carpenter
Bayamon
Porto ‘Rico
Carpenter
United States
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Disciple of Christ
James F Mann Chicago Congressman Dies
James F Mann, a veteran Chicago congressman born near Bloomington, Illinois in 1856, served national legislation for over twenty years. He began as Hyd Park alderman and entered Congress in 1897. He helped with many laws but the Mann Act bears his name. He is survived by his widow.
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Chicago
James F Mann
Bloomington
Ill
Hyd Park
Alderman
Congress
Continon
Mann
Namie Fie
Colored Minister Whitaker Dies at Home in City
Prominent colored minister Rev. J. O. Whitaker died at his home on Esteil avenue early Thursday. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church colored conducted by Rev. J. Welby Broaddus. Remains may be viewed at the church before the funeral hour.
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J. O. Whitaker
Esteil Avenue
First Baptist Church
J. Welby Broaddus
For Rent Three Unfurnished Rooms and Bath
Rent notice lists three unfurnished rooms and a bath on any street with contact at Richmond Buick Company.
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Richmond Buick Company
First Florida Strawberries Bring $2.50 A Quart
New York reports the first Florida strawberry shipment to the market sold for 2.50 a quart. About 400 quarts arrived, and the arrival was one week earlier than last year, per the State Department of Farms and Markets.
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New York
Florida
State Department of Farms and Markets
Xmas Seals Drive To Aid Tuberculosis War Effort
Proceeds from the sale of Xmas seals support the Anti Tuberculosis Association. Booths will be set up at church bazaars and stores with Boy Scouts handling windshield stickers on court day. December 4 offers first opportunity for shoppers to buy seals.
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Mos
Free Associations
Acd
Henry White
Enright Owen Hisle
Cpt
Pig Clubs In Clark County Spur Local Farm Interest
Winchester Ky Dec 1 Interest in forming pig clubs in Clark County is reported by Prof Miller of Clark County High School after a community and school fair. Local banks pledged 2500 each to start the clubs. R P Taylor of Burney Cooperative supports farm clubs urging pig calf and poultry groups to boost farm production and soil building.
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Winchester
Clark Johnty
PrAfatiter
Agricoltral Department of
Clark County High School
Miller
R. P. Taylor
Burney Cooperative
Farm Clubs
Clark County
Mre and Miss J Green Expected a Son at Crooksville Home
The notice states Mr and Mrs J Green are expecting a son at their Crooksville residence. No further details are provided.
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J. 5. Green
Crooksville
Miss Chenault Plans Visit For Thanksgiving in Louisville
Miss Sune Chenault heads to Louisville to spend Thanksgiving with Miss Emily Chenault at the Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sune Chenault
Louisville
Emily Chenault
The
Conservatory of Music
Elks Memorial Services and social notices
Memorial services for Elks scheduled Sunday December 4 at 3 09 pm at First Presbyterian Church public invited Elks to assemble at Club Rooms at 2 pm Exalted Ruler H Ben Nett Farris notes. Also classified listings include sale items rental space and business services with various contact details.
Poultry Standardization Gains Ground in Grayson County
Banks aid farmers in Grayson County by distributing purebred Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte hatching eggs. About 700 pullets were sold to repay banks and spread purebred stock, with 397 birds returned to one bank and 20 to the other. The program aims to standardize breeds across the county and improve poultry strain.
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Lexington
Plsmouth Rock
Grayson County
College of Agriculture At
Oun
R. W. Scearce
Arcizes
Plymouth Rock
He County
Wyandotte
Pouitry
Seesree
First Woman Postmaster Dies at 71 in Paris
Mrs. Alice Horton Beall aged 71 died last night of apoplexy in Paris. During Cleveland's first administration she served as postmaster at Rich Hill Missouri and is said to have been one of their first woman postmasters.
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Paris
Xty
Alice Horton Beall
Cleveland
Rich Hill
Court day Special Ladies broadcloth coats at 3735 Cohns store
Court day specials advertise ladies broadcloth coats at the Cohns store located at 3735 First Street. The notice promotes a sale event with emphasis on affordable apparel.
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Cohn’s
First Street
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Mayheld
Rowlett Wen
G. W. BM
Bay AT
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Madison Laundry
John C. Powell
Will Spen
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