Regulated fuel curbs order in Richmond amid coal strike
Regional Coal Committee authority imposes wartime fuel restrictions in Richmond from Tuesday. Mayor Evans received the order. officials urge enforcement by city leaders and police. Coal output lags, with about a week’s supply available, as miners’ strike tightens energy and heating access.
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Regional Coal Committee
Atlanta
Richmond
L. P. Evans
Railroad Administration
Central Coal Committee
Nationwide Shut Down of Industries Reported
The Associated Press notes federal orders extend coal use restrictions nationwide as miners strike. Most sectors face a historic shutdown with private households bracing for hardship while Kansas and West Virginia see some production. workers resist the 14 percent wage increase.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas
New River
West Virginia
Anthracite Miners Threaten Springfield Strike
President Farrington of the Illinois miners signaled that anthracite workers may join a strike if the soft coal miners face pressure during the ongoing dispute.
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Springfield
Ill
Farrington
Illinois
Henry C Frick Dead in New York at 69
Henry Clay Frick died in New York today at sixty nine after an illness described as an attack of pto maine poisoning in November. He had nearly recovered before complications arose.
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Henry C. Frick
Associated Press
New York
Henry Clay
Frick
Wilson appoints Commerce Secretary Alexander of Missouri
President Wilson selects Congressman Alexander of Gallatin Missouri to be Secretary of Commerce succeeding William C Redfield. The announcement comes from Washington on December 2.
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Commerce
Washington
Wilson
Congressman Alexander
Gallatin, Mo
Wm. C. Redfield
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sorrow
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker McKinney express sincere thanks for the kindness and expressions of love and sympathy shown during their great sorrow. They will always remember all who helped them bear their bereavement.
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John Walker McKinney
Sorgum Sale Ad From D B McKinney Co
Local notice urges readers to buy sorgum from D B McKinney & Co before stock is exhausted and provides phone contact 35 and 42 for orders.
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D. B. McKinney & Co
Readjustment of Nation to Peace Basis
President Wilson outlines budget reforms taxation simplification tariff adjustment and veteran relief as core steps to shift the nation to a peace time basis. He backs measures to curb radicalism and urges orderly evolution to stability while addressing labor rights and industrial peace.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Lane
Proger
League of Nations
Russia
Judge Clay to Deliver Memorial Address for Elks in Richmond
Judge William Rogers Clay of Frankfort will give the annual memorial address to Richmond Lodge No. 580 Elks next Sunday afternoon. The ceremony at First Christian church will include a musical program arranged by Mrs. G W Pickels and is open to all. Judge Clay, a Frankfort Court of Appeals commissioner and noted Kentucky orator, is expected to deliver a memorable address.
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William Rogers Clay
Frankfort
Richmond Lodge No. 580
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
United States
Richmond Lodge
First Christian Church
G. W. Pickels
Wm. O'Neil
Clay
Court of Appeals
Frankfor
Kentucky
Weather outlook: cloudy, cold tonight into Wednesday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a sharp cold snap. A cold wave arrives tonight and lingers into Wednesday, bringing lower temperatures and brisk winds.
Markets report from Cincinnati and Louisville livestock trade
Cincinnati markets show hogs at 13.75, cattle and calves strong with 500 head reported. Louisville cattle 250 head active and unchanged, hogs 3,000, tops at 13.90, sheep 100 steady and unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
John A. Black in Serious Condition After Horse Accident
John A. Black, over 80, remains in serious condition in Barbourville after a horse threw him when an engine approached from behind. His brother Alex Black and Gov. Black of Frankfort are among relatives worried by the injury and possible internal damage.
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Alex Black
John A. Black
Barbourville
Gov. Black
Frankfort
Mr. Black
Jit
Dr Coates Attends London Educational Association
President T. J. Coates visited London for the Upper Cumberland Educational and Industrial Association meeting. Speakers included Dr Frank L. McVey of the University of Kentucky, Miss Mary E. Sweening, Dr E F Franklin, Prof A S Mosely, Prof W J Baird, and G Morgan from Kentucky.
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T. J. Coates
London
Upper Cumberland Educational and Industrial Association
Laurel
Whitley
Knox
Harlan
Boechcastle
Clay
Bell Counties
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Coates
Mary E. Sweening
E. F. Franklin
Union College
A.S. Mosely
Cumberland College
W. J. Baird
Berea College
G.morgan
Judge to Name Wilmore Town Officials
Due to failure to elect Judge Shackelford will appoint a town council and a city judge at Wilmore in Jessamine County. A mass meeting Saturday night recommended five trustees and a police judge for the town.
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Shackelford
Wilmore
Jessamine County
Mayor Evans Buys Notable Richmond Home
Mayor L P Evans plans to take possession January 1 of a Burnamwood residence once owned by Mr Joe Gianchigliani. The home, now occupied by Prof B S Myers and family, is described as one of Richmond’s most attractive properties with steam heat and modern improvements.
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L. P. Evans
Joe Gianchigliani
Burnamwood
Myers and
Richmond
Evans
Spears Win Hemp Suit Court Affirms Boyle County Verdict
The Court of Appeals at Frankfort affirms the Boyle County Circuit Court in Caldwell vs Spears & Son Bourbon county. The hemp deal dispute centers on a Danville representative Richard Cobb who bought hemp from J C Caldwell Jr. and a misunderstanding led to the lawsuit. Spears & Son won at circuit court.
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Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Circuit Court
Boyle County
Caldwell
Spears & Son
Bourbon County
Richard Cobb
Danville
Paris
J. C. Caldwell, Jr
Lost November Court Day red yearling near Bybee
Lost yearling between Richmond and the Stocker farm near Bybee a red young cattle about 400 pounds has a mark on the left hip. Liberal reward offered. Also reference to sending E C Lane Berea R D 1 in 1795 and a London to Bombay mail line with 872 rings noted.
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Richmond
Stocker Farm
Bybee
Berea
R.D
London
Bombay
Shannon Stock Company Delights Richmond in Opening Week
A capacity crowd at the opera house witnessed the Shannon Stock Company’s return engagement opening with The Powers That Be. Howard Wysong and H. C. Soubiér received praised performances as District Attorney and Political Boss, while Carl Fleming played the hypocrite. The ten piece orchestra and vaudeville sketches enhanced a show deemed among Richmond’s best in years. Tonight features The Girl and The Crook with a week full of major hits planned.
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Shannon Stock Company
Powers That
Howard Wysong
H.C. Soubier
Carl Fleming
Richmond
Shannon
Death of Harry Goodloe Simmons in Boston
Harry Goodloe Simmons died suddenly in Boston Sunday morning. He will be buried in Danville Kentucky Thursday. His mother is Miss Emma Goodloe sister of Judge John D. Goodloe. He was unmarried and survived by one sister Miss Emily Simmons.
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Harry Goodloe Simmons
Boston
Danville
Emma Goodloe
John D. Goodloe
Emily Simmons
Cattle Markets At Madison Stock Yards Court Day
Madison Stock Yards reports about 2 000 cattle on market with prices around 10 dollars per hundredweight. About 400 sheep sold well while East End Yards saw best steers at 11 dollars, heifers 7 to 8 14 cents per pound, cows 8 dollars, quality cattle 7 to 8 per hundred. Mules 200 to 300 dollars on streets. Cattle 9 1 2 to 10 cents per pound. Market closed dull with leftovers. Wm Wagers and Garnett Million shipped two carloads from Kansas City to feed for the later market.
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Court Day
Madison
Wm. Wagers
Garnett
Kansas City
Saddle Horses for Cuba Purchase By Dr H F Laine
Dr H F Laine of Cuba purchased 26 saddle horses in the Blue Grass region last week. Purchasers included John Stewart Lexington Carey Ward Georgetown S T Harbison Lexington J K Baughman Stanford C L Kerr Lexington Frank Peters Springfield Grover Anderson Mr Sterling Dan Mitchell Carlisle Mr Hadden Mr Sterling Joe B Smith Paris and Less Chamberlain North Middletown.
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Cuba
H. F. Laine
Blue Grass
John Stewart
Lexington
Carey Ward
Georgetown
S.T. Harbison
J. K. Baughman
Stanford
C. L. Kerr
Frank Peters
Springfield
Grover Anderson
Mr. Sterling
Dan Mitchell
Carlisle
Mr. Hadden
Sterling
Joe B. Smith
Paris
Less Chamberlain
North Middletown
Bargains This Week Highlight Two Poland China Boars
Two Poland China boars, registered and described as top breeding stock, headline this week’s listings alongside other Iowa market notes. Breeders Fount, Rice, and Terrill in Kentucky are noted with catalog details and sale reference 369-6p.
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Poland
Iowa
Terrill
Openings Loom as Richmond Tobacco Market Ready for First Day
Prepared for the opening tomorrow in Richmond. The first weed of the season is expected to grade better than usual and prices may rise. Buyers from Liggett Myers Reynolds Taylor and others are assigned to Richmond and Lancaster with new faces joining the breaks. Solicitors include Chenault Duncan Walker for Home House and Percy Reid from autos to Madison House duties.
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Richmond
Madison County
Blue Grass
Lexington
Lancaster
Wearon Kennedy
Earl Curtis
Liggett
Chenault Duncan
J. B. Walker
Percy Reid
Madison House
Cantrill Predicts Record Burley Tobacco Prices
Congressman J C Cantrill forecast record prices for Burley tobacco as the Kentucky Burley market opens. He cited the 1918 crop size contrasting with 1919 dealer stocks and argued the 1920 crop is unusually short, creating strong demand and likely higher prices.
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Kentucky
J. C. Cantrill
Burley Tobacco
Coin Toss For Opening Sale At Richmond Tobacco Warehouses
The two tobacco warehouses in Richmond will flip a coin tomorrow morning to decide which one holds the opening sale. Buyers gather to start their duties on the local breaks as both floors are heavily loaded with Kentucky tobacco.
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Richmond
Kentucky
Former Agent Frank R. Crome Sells Farms to Local Buyers in Ohio
Frank R. Crome of Cincinnati visits on business day and reports selling farms recently to Foley, Alexander, and Smith in this county amid court day activity in town.
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Frank R. Crome
Johnson Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Foley
Alexander
Smith
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Cuy
Jin
Spears
Shannon Stock CO
Aarry Shannon, JR
Cantrill
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