Eastern Triumphs 40 to 7 Over Union College in Turkey Day Game
Eastern Kentucky clinched the Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Association title with a 40 to 7 victory over Union College at Barbourville. John Powell sparked the win with six touchdowns, while captain Stone and strong play by the line and defense sealed the dominant performance as Union halted its season.
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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 at Cohn s store
Court day special announced for men s arc tics at Cohn s store located 125 First Street with price at 1.45.
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Cohn’s
First Street
Partly cloudy and colder forecast for tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures tonight with continued cool conditions into Saturday. Highs and overnight lows will trend lower, bringing a chilly weekend start.
Market Report Shows Mixed Uplift in Hog and Cattle Prices
In Cincinnati and Louisville market notes, hog prices rise by about 0 to 25 cents to 8.75 per unit, calf and cattle values advance or stay steady, with hogs around 2800 head and sheep at 5.50 to 8.50, lambs about 12.00. The reports indicate active cattle trading and steady sheep markets.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Brakeman Dies From Injuries In Richmond Yard Accident
W S Rice a brake man for L N died in a Richmond yard accident Wednesday afternoon at about 3 o clock He was 34 a Irvine resident He was crushed between coupling devices His wife one child survived by his mother three brothers four sisters Funeral services were at Irvine at 2 o clock Friday led by Rev Cleo Purvis He was a member of the Christ church and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen burial was in Ockdale cemetery
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W. S. Rice
Richmond
Rice
Irvine
Alrs
W. L. Rice
T. J. Charles
Farl Rice
Ree
Aig
Dickerson Dies at 88 in Local Hospital
H P Dickerson passed away at 2 oclock Thursday in a local hospital from infirmities of time. He was 88 and had been a Methodist 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 GAME
Mt Sterling and Alt Sterling meet in a Thanksgiving football game. The Dodgers dominate, winning 60 to 60 though the visitors threaten briefly late. Buck Adams scores early, Jones adds multiple points, and Dodger substitutes shine while Alt Sterling is outmatched throughout.
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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 Forms in Congress to Push Reforms
A conference in Washington organized a progressive bloc in Congress with farmers and labor interests, led by Senator Norris as chair. Attendees included LaFollette Borah Capper Lach McNary Owen and Shepherd along with about 20 representatives. Plans call for a bloc to curb special privileges and push legislation on agriculture labor railroads shipping resources credits and taxation. They also proposed abolishing the electoral college and advancing direct primaries 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 Is Paroled From Prison
Chicago December 1 William Bross Lloyd millionaire Communist released by Governor Smalls on pardon for violation of the anti-syndicalism act. He stated he had not changed his views and believed the American people are not yet ripe for drastic government change, noting it may come in five years or a hundred.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Smalls
Antisalc on League Opposes Study of Intoxicants
Washington December 1 The Anti Saloon League opposes Congress appointing a scientific commission to determine what is intoxicating liquor The move is said to be inspired by wets who aim to confuse the issue undermine law enforcement and seek repeal of the 18th amendment Wayne B Wheeler general counsel for the league said the proposal would weaken Prohibition and hamper enforcement.
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Washington
Congress
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
Wheeler
Hoover Hoover Hoover declares Harding as 1924 Republican candidate
Herbert Hoover, then Secretary of Commerce, stated in Palo Alto that the Republican presidential candidate in 1924 would unquestionably be Warren G. Harding. He added that by 1924 the public would highly appreciate the sanity and progressive character of policies that carried the country through reconstruction.
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Palo
Alto
Cal
Warren G. Harding
Herbert G. Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Vets claim 204 in new House as Clemenceau visits Lincoln tomb
The notes report 204 votes for the vets in the new House. Clemenceau paid respects at Lincoln's tomb in Springfield Illinois on Thanksgiving Day. Robert B. Waddell named postmaster at Somerset by President Harding. Governor Morrow grants Thanksgiving pardon to former Police Judge E C Kimbreil of Salt Lick serving five years for killing Ed Bailey. Curtis Gent of Letcher County imprisoned 21 years for killing Wm 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
Hunger strikes and political prisoners in famine Russia
A fragment notes famine era Russia shapes reporting on hunger strikes and political prisoners, implying suppression of prison hunger actions and limited independent coverage. The line hints at a harsh climate where political dissent and famine intersect, affecting detainee treatment and public communication.
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Russia
Exchange W for Certificates in War Savings Plan
Postmaster Robt R Purram Jr announces 1918 War Savings Stamps may be exchanged at face value of 5 for Treasury Savings Certificates maturing five years from January 1 1923. Certificates issued in 10 106 and 25 denominations cost 820 82 and 20 50 respectively. Details available at the local post office.
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Robt. R. Purram, Jr
Treasury Savings
College teams and high school scores in Kentucky imports
A compiled list of game results featuring Centre College versus South Carolina and many other opponents. Scores include Kentucky state schools Henderson High 0 and Owensboro Marshall 21, Paducah High 24, Frankfort High 60, and Western Normal 22 among numerous matchups with Georgetown, Dawson Springs, Mayfield, and others.
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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
West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Somerset
Lexington
Frankfort
LeGrange
Western Normal School
Southwestern Presbyteran University
Paducah Hi
Mayheld
Biggest thrill in seven: Conflict awe at local theatres
A sensational scene features a roaring torrent of timber breaking free in Conflict. The dam blast, leg jam and flood of felled forest are described as the mightiest spectacles of cinema. Shows run at local theatres tonight.
For Rent at Bowman Lumber Yard on East Main Street
Property rental notice for space formerly used by Kennedy Produce Co and Moynahan and Forbes at the Bowman lumber yard on East Main Street. Includes street description and leasing interest.
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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 invites everyone to a pie supper Friday at 7 30 PM. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.
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Forest Hills School
York versus Rowlett appeal figures in court ruling
In Frankfort Kentucky the Court of Appeals sustains motions in two cases York v Rowlett and N O T P railway v Prewitt's administrator. The Hester v O Rear case from Warren County proceeds on agreement with appellees granted to December 7 briefs due.
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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
The First Christian Church Sunday service features Rev. Vera Carpenter of Bayamon Puerto Rico as speaker for the Women’s missionary organizations. Carpenter, brother of the local pastor, is on furlough in the United States and works with the College of Missions in Indianapolis. The event invites full church membership and the public to attend.
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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 Veteran Chicago Congressman Dies
Chicago obituary notes James F Mann born October 1856 on an Illinois farm near Bloomington. A lifelong public servant, he entered Hyd Park politics, served as alderman, and joined Congress in 1897. He helped shape many laws, notably the Mann act, and 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 in City Home
Prominent colored minister J. O. Whitaker of this city died at his Esteil avenue residence early Thursday. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church colored with Rev. J Welby Broaddus officiating. Remains may be viewed at the church before the service.
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J. O. Whitaker
Esteil Avenue
First Baptist Church
J. Welby Broaddus
For Rent Three Unfurnished Rooms and Bath
Public notice advertisement offering three unfurnished rooms and a bath for rent on any street with contact via Richmond Buick Company.
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Richmond Buick Company
First Strawberries Bring $2.50 A Quart
Florida strawberries reached New York at $2.50 per quart in the first market shipment. About 400 quarts arrived, a 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 to Aid War Against Tuberculosis
Proceeds from the annual Xmas seal sale support the Anti Tuberculosis Association. Shoppers can buy seals December 4 at church bazaars and stores with Boy Scouts handling windshield stickers on court day.
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Mos
Free Associations
Acd
Henry White
Enright Owen Hisle
Cpt
Pig Clubs In Clark County Grow After Fair
Clark County reports growing interest in pig calf and poultry clubs after a community and school fair. Clark County High School agricaltural department leader Prof Miller notes two local banks pledged 1000 each to start clubs. Burney cooperative director R P Taylor supports farming clubs to boost youth on farms and soil production.
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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 Expecting a Son at Home Crooksville
A local notice reports Mr. and Mrs. J Green of Crooksville expecting a baby boy at their home. No further details on birth date or family context are provided.
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J. 5. Green
Crooksville
Miss Sune Chenault To Visit Louisville For Thanksgiving
Miss Sune Chenault travels to Louisville to spend Thanksgiving with Miss Emily Chenault at the Conservatory of Music.
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Sune Chenault
Louisville
Emily Chenault
The
Conservatory of Music
Elks Memorial Services Set at First Presbyterian
Notice lists Elks Memorial Services Sunday December 4 at 3 09 p m at First Presbyterian church with public invited All Elks to meet at 2 00 p m at Club Rooms to attend in a body Exalted Ruler H Ben Nett Farris signs the notice Also several small classified ads follow including livestock sale Ford roadster for sale and rental listings.
Banks Aid Poultry Work in Grayson County
Banks cooperated in a yearlong poultry standardization program in Grayson County Kentucky. Banks distributed purebred Barred Plymouth Rock and White Wyandotte eggs to farmers to replace scrubs, with repayments in pullets and future egg credit, marking a notable advance in local poultry improvement.
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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 Missouri
Mrs. Alice Horton Beall, 71, died last night of apoplexy. During Cleveland's first administration she served as postmaster at Rich Hill, Missouri, and is said to have been one of the first woman postmasters.
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Paris
Xty
Alice Horton Beall
Cleveland
Rich Hill
Court day Special Ladies broadcloth coats at Cohn's store
Court day sale notices advertise special ladies broadcloth coats priced at 3735 for Cohn's store located at 125 First Street.
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Cohn’s
First Street
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HP. Bigressori
BES
Sterling
Clouse and
Higgins
Progressive Bloc
Associated Press
of i Press
R. L. Hughes
Con Taylor Bldg
Ferdiand Eggena
Albany
Minna Gombel
Stags Beauty
Eggena
Atlanta
Turkey Bay
Footbil
Dawson Springs
Princeton
Detroit
Vermont
Pittsburgh
Penn State
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Henderson Hi
Owensboro
Marshall College
University of Louisville
Manual Hi
Louisville Hi
Rowlett Wen
G. W. BM
Bay AT
Christian Churga
Nann
Colored Minister
Xmas
Clark
C. W. Cobb
Madison Laundry
John C. Powell
Will Spen
Culton’s
Don Taylor
B. T. Turley
John G. Taylor
Main Street
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