World's Livestock Show Opens Today
The International Live Stock Exposition and Grain and Hay Show opens in Chicago for one week with record livestock numbers and the largest grain and hay displays. Over 30 national agricultural organizations convene, plus the first national Boys and Girls club exposition. About 10 000 prize animals from across the United States and Canada compete, with 80 percent of last year's cattle and sheep winners returning to defend titles. Eastern states strong in draft horses, corn shows boasting 2200 samples, and Wheat King contest anticipated. Six hundred youth winners from farm clubs may attend, with a program of speakers and breed association sales.
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Chicago
B. H. Heide
United States
Canada
Heide
Heine
Education Week Begins Sunday In Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky hosts Education Week from Sunday through December 9. State Superintendent George Colvin says the observance, part of American Education Week, will feature school children in public entertainments and a statewide slogan “A Greater and Better Kentucky Educationally.” He urges ministers to begin with united prayer for guidance in educating children.
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Frankford
George Colvin
Colvin
Kentucky
United Prayer of
Mr. Colvin
Iman
Advertising calendars and novelties salesmen ad
An advertisement invites salesmen in this city and vicinity to join for advertising calendars and novelties with good prices and commissions. Position may begin January 1 1923 under C C Borders district sales manager Heedgen ville Kentucky.
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Heedgenville
Court day special Men s Arc tics at Cohn s store
A local notice advertises a Sunday sale at Cohn s store located on 125 Fist Street offering a men s arc tic item for 1.45. The fragmentary text suggests a promotional price and a specific storefront.
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Cohn’s
Fist Street
Weather forecast taps rain tonight and Sunday morning
A weather update says rain is likely tonight and again Sunday morning with a slight warming trend tonight. The outlook points to measurable precipitation and mild temps into the weekend.
Saturday Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati
Saturday's market notes in Cincinnati show 4,000 head including heavies packers and mediums at 8.50, lights and pigs 8.60, sows 7, slags 5.50. 200 cattle steady with calves 6 to 12, sheep 4 to 60, lambs 5 to 14. Chicago hogs total 38,223 with 2,050 cattle reported.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Greek counter revolution outbreak raises flag in Corfu
A serious Greek counter-revolutionary outbreak reported in Western Greece on Corfu Island, with the British flag said to have been raised in anger over Greek executions. Message from Athens confirms.
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Rome
Italy
Greece
Corfu
Athens
Stamp defense hinges on unwritten law in Kentucky court
In Louisville, Walter P. Stamp cites unwritten law to justify self defense as witnesses link his ex wife Eva Stamp and Homer Russell to alleged affairs. Reverend Robert Lee Payne testifies Russell confessed intimacy with Mrs Stamp. Judge Burgevin allows the motif to guide jurors while Stamp’s attorneys argue the defense.
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Louisville
W. Smith Russell
Eva Stamp
Walter P. Stamp
Russell
Robert Lee Payne
Victory Memorial Baptist Church
Stamp
Sussell
Clem Huggins
R. C. Oldham
Merit O'Neal
Son of Preaches Hunter Killed in Accident Near Stanford
Allison Conley a 37 year old merchant who moved from Burnside to Stanford two years ago was killed when a shotgun misfire from 13 year old Ralph Arnold discharged as he freed a briar from his eye. Two other men were present and Conley’s widow and three children survive. The injured youth is the son of Rev. E. K. Arnold Methodist pastor of Stanford.
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Stanford
Allison Conley
Burnside
Ralph Arnold
Conley
Arnold
E. K. Arnold
Kentucky Flier Creech Earns Distinguished Service Cross
Lexington born 1st Lt. Jesse O. Creech awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism in World War I while serving in the Army Air Service. Credited with shooting down four enemy planes and prevailing in several air battles despite being outnumbered. Creech is now advertising manager for Brower & Co. in Lexington.
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Kentucky
Washington
Dei
Jesse O. Creech
Lexington
Acre
Army Air Service
Creech
Fc, Brower & Co
Lexing
Fatal auto accident reported in Shelby County
John Hickod, 24, a former coroner, died in an automobile crash while en route to Lexington. Four other Louisville men were injured when the car swerved to avoid an obstruction and overturned near Simpsonville in Shelby County.
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Louisville
John Hicod
Lexington
Louiville
Simpsonville
Disappearance of Notre Dame professor Tiernan shocks Chicago
John P. Tiernan a former Notre Dame law professor has vanished after a Cook County commitment order for psychiatric care. He was last seen with his wife and children leaving his sister in law's home in a taxicab, bound for an unknown destination.
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Chicago
John P. Tiernai
Notre Dame University
Servie
Cook County
Tiernan
Senate weighs fate of Dyer anti lynching bill
Washington reports the late session of Congress saw Senate factions seeking to end the Democratic filibuster against the Dyer anti lynching bill. Talks considered abandoning the bill but a decision was reached. Senator Overman denied that Southern blacks demanded its enactment.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Remr
Overman
Body of Joan A. Baird Found Near Big Four Bridge
The body of Joan A. Baird, former Louisville newspaper man, was recovered from the Ohio River below the Big Four bridge after drowning on November 11. A life insurance policy of twenty seven thousand five hundred dollars depended on locating Baird’s body.
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Louisville
Joan A. Baird
Ohio River
Baird
Dosen to Impeachment Up
Washington December 2 The detailed charges by Representative Keiler of Minnesota seeking impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty were considered informally today by the House judiciary committee. Chairman Volstead declined to comment beyond noting full consideration will be given.
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Washington
Keiler
Minnesota
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Weather Outlook for Next Week in Washington
Washington area forecast for next week calls for considerable cloudiness with temperatures near or slightly below normal. Expect occasional light rain or snow showers as the week progresses.
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Washington
Progressive bloc forms in Congress to push legislative aims
Washington December 2 The progressive movement launched by a congressional bloc is declared legislative not political in resolutions adopted at a general conference led by Senator La Follette and Representative Huddleston. The gathering, organized by the Peoples Legislative Service, drew about a hundred members of Congress.
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Washington
Congress
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Huddleston
Alabama
Peoples Legislative Service
Bargain Day Sale Opens in Kingsley Iowa
Kingsley Iowa merchants launch general bargain day with Mrs. Wormley offering marriages at nine cents per couple and a first day noting nine unions. Banks cut dollar amounts on notes paid today as shoppers crowd the event.
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Kingsley
Wormley
Pineville Sun Praises Shirley Clouse In Hi Pineville clash
The Pineville Sun lauds Madison Hi Pineville fullback Shirley Clouse for his performance in the game. Clouse is credited with toe precision from long yardage and a streak of six straight kicks from the 3 yard line in practice. The piece calls him a big rangy triple threat who did major work for Richmond and was closely pressed by Huguely in all around play.
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Pineville Sun
Madison
Shirley Clouse
Clouse
Viitors
the Sun
Richmond
Huguely
First Chinese Baptist ordained in Kentucky
Boa Si Ding became the first native Chinese to enter the ministry in Kentucky when ordained at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church in Lexington. A Georgetown College student, Ding has preached in Madison County and plans further study at Baylor and Louisville Baptist Seminary before returning to China as an evangelist. The ordination sermon was by Rev. J. W. Porter with Lexington area Baptist ministers forming the ordaining council.
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Kentucky
Ashland Avenue Baptist Church
Lexington
Boa Si Ding
Georgetown Cotlege
Madison County
Ding
Eugene Saliee
Baptist Mission
Kaliang
Shanghai Baptist College
Georgetown College
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Louisville
Baptist Theological Seminary
Li Ding
China
J. W. Porter
Third Avenue Baptist Church
Blue Grass
Turkeys Sold for Thanksgiving Market at Moberly
The Turkeys Weil Misses Eliza and Ibbie Lanter in the Moberly section sold 40 birds to F. H. Gordon for the Thanksgiving market receiving 208 dollars. The ad asks owners with farm for sale to provide particulars and lowest price while B E Belue Co plans a clearance sale at the old Lover stand East Main Street on Monday court day. Wonderful bargains.
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Eliza
Ibbie Lanter
Moberly
F. H. Gordon
B. E. Belue Co
Old Lover Stand
Six-Legged Sheep Sold Near Red House Shocks Market
A six legged sheep raised by Pigg Bros near Red House sold in Cincinnati for 600 dollars. Hugh Pigg learned of the sale from his brother Steven Pigg in Cincinnati. The curious animal walked on five legs with an extra leg in front and one leg slightly off the ground. The buyer was T. P. Ross & Co of Sumter South Carolina, with possible circus or show use.
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Pigg Bros
Red House
Cincinnati
Hugh Pigg
Steven Pigg
T. P. Ross & Co
Sumter, S. Co
Elks Club Holiday Dance Set For December 8
The Elks club room hosts the first annual winter dance on Friday December 8 with Preston Smith in charge. Cards are selling from other cities and local facility, expected record attendance. Ladies admitted free. guests pay two dollars to cover costs.
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Elks’ Club
Preston Smith
Bene
Richmond
Carey Western Epic Starred by Harry Carey
The Universal picture features Harry Carey in a rugged western role with Priscilla Dean praise from fans. Stuart Paton directs as the tale unfolds from Jackson Gregory’s novel with Lillian Rich leading a strong supporting cast including Harold Goodwin Alfred Allen and May Giraci.
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Universal-lewa
Cattse
Stuart Paton
Universal Jewel
Priscilla Dean
Jackson Gregory
South Seas
Harry Carey
George C. Hull
Tiva
Arizona
Lillian Rich
Harold Goodwine
Alfred Allen
Charles LeMoyns
Willis Robards
May Giraci
Former Distiller James Le Hackett Dies in Louisville
James Le Hackett aged 73 former president of Green Brier distillery in Green Brier Kentucky died in Louisville after a long illness. 双
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Louisville
James le Hackett
Green Brier
Elks Memorial Services Set at First Presbyterian Church
Notice states B P O Elks will hold Memorial Services Sunday December 3 at 3:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Public invited. All Elks to assemble at Club Rooms at 2:00 p.m. for a group attendance. Exalted Ruler H Bennett Farris signs the notice.
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B. P.O. Elks
First Presbyterian Church
Elks
H. Bennett Farris
For Rent First Floor Rooms at 503 E Main
Rental notice for first floor rooms at 503 East Main offering modern conveniences. Nearby access and contact details not fully readable in the text.
Weeks urges larger regular army for national defense
Secretary Weeks tells Congress the current 12 000 officers and 125 000 men are inadequate for safety. He warns against relying on rapid officer production and says strong leadership is the backbone of the military. He urges continued defense preparation despite peace hopes.
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Washington
Weks
Congress
Ood
Mir
United States
Weeks
County basketball tourney slated at Madison High gym
A county tournament will be held December 7 8 and 9 at Madison High School gym for boys and girls with teams from Waco Union City Whitehall Paint Lick and more. A. L. Lassiter offers a silver cup to each division winner. Winners plan to meet Madison Monday after the tourney. Large crowds expected as county teams close outdoor seasons and showcase fast talent.
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Madison High School
Waco
Union City
White Jall
Paint Lick
Isible
Corch A. L. Lassiter
Madison
Madison Ti
Richmond
Steel motor boat boosts Boonesboro ferry service
Dr. D J Williams installed a new steel motor boat at Boonesboro ferry capable of carrying large cars each trip. Bought from Indiana parties for 4000 dollars, the craft is hailed as the best on the Kentucky river and expected to ease summer vehicle queues to the resort. Mrs George Weber narrowly escaped serious injuries when her horse reared, her buggy overturned, and she hit a telephone pole. she suffered facial and head bruises with minor injuries, not serious according to doctors.
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D. J. Williams
Boonesboro Ferry
Kentucky River
Williams
Indiana
George Weber
College Hill
Waco
Nannie Lykins
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