World Livestock Show Opens Today in Chicago
The International Live Stock Exposition and Grain and Hay Show begins in Chicago for one week, with 30 leading agricultural organizations, the first national Boys and Girls club exposition, and prize animals from all states and parts of Canada. Eighty percent of last year’s cattle and sheep first prize winners return to defend titles. eastern states join with draft horse classes and motor power discussions. Grain and wheat contests attract thousands of samples. 600 youth participants qualify to attend. a program features notable agricultural authorities 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 plans Education Week events from Sunday through December 9. State Superintendent George Colvin invites public schools to join nationwide American Education Week with the theme A Greater and Better Kentucky Educationally. Ministers are urged to preach about guiding children’s education in their sermons. He notes a world crisis and calls for prayer, hope, and work to equip the next generation with knowledge and conscience.
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Frankford
George Colvin
Colvin
Kentucky
United Prayer of
Mr. Colvin
Iman
SALESMEN ADVERTISING CALENDARS AND NOVELTIES OFFER
Advertisement offers commissions to salesmen in Heedgenville Kentucky. Starts January 1 1923. C C Borders district sales manager.
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Heedgenville
Court day special Men s Arc tics
Court day special at Cohn s store on 125 First Street for men arc tics priced at 1.45 dollars.
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Cohn’s
Fist Street
Weather forecast for tonight and Sunday morning
Rain is expected tonight with clearer skies and a likely Sunday morning rain. Temperatures rise slightly tonight making it warmer than today.
Saturday's Livestock Markets Reported Prices
Cincinnati sale totals 4,000 head with heavies and packers at 8.50, lights and pigs 8.60, sows 7, slags 5.50. 200 cattle steady, calves 6 to 12, sheep 4 to 60, lambs 5 to 14. Chicago hog totals 38,223 dollars and 2,050 cattle noted.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Outbreak in Western Greece Riles Corfu Island
A serious counter-revolutionary disturbance stirs Western Greece on Corfu with reports that the British flag has been raised in anger over Greek executions. The message from Athens notes rising tensions and unrest on the island.
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Rome
Italy
Greece
Corfu
Athens
Stamp Pleads Unwritten Law in Kentucky Court
In Louisville on December 2 Walter P. Stamp cites unwritten law and self defense as he faces a murder case. Witnesses link his former wife Eva Stamp to W. Smith Russell, who is accused of a romance with her. Defense attorney Clem Huggins and others present the argument while Judge Burgevin weighs the evidence.
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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 Kills Fellow Hunter
Allison Conley a 37 year old merchant died in an accidental hunting incident near Stanford Kentucky. Ralph Arnold 13 who was disentangling a briar discharged his shotgun striking Conley in the right side as the youth sought a bird. Conley leaves a widow and three children. Arnold is the son of Rev E K Arnold the local Methodist pastor.
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Stanford
Allison Conley
Burnside
Ralph Arnold
Conley
Arnold
E. K. Arnold
Kentucky flier Creech wins distinguished service cross
Lexington native First Lt. Jesse O. Creech awarded the distinguished service cross for extraordinary heroism in air battles during the war. Credited with shooting down four enemy planes and defeating foes in multiple engagements, he now serves as 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 Crash Kills Former Coroner in Shelby County
John Hickod a 24 year old former coroner was killed in an automobile crash near Simpsonville Shelby County while en route to Lexington Four other Louisville men were injured when the car swerved to miss an obstruction and overturned near a culvert.
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Louisville
John Hicod
Lexington
Louiville
Simpsonville
Tiernan Disappears Amid Commitment Proceedings in Cook County
John P. Tiernan, former Notre Dame law professor, is missing after a writ to commit him as mentally unbalanced was served at his wife’s sister’s home in Chicago. He was visiting when the order was issued and reportedly left with his wife and children in a taxicab to an unknown destination.
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Chicago
John P. Tiernai
Notre Dame University
Servie
Cook County
Tiernan
Senate Debates End Filibuster on Dyer Anti Lynching Bill
Washington December news reports the Senate near session end as members discuss ending the filibuster against the Dyer anti lynching bill. A conference considered abandoning the bill but no decision was reached and Senator Overman denies southern Negroes want the bill enacted.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Remr
Overman
Insurance Payout Hinges on Finding Drowned Reporter
The body of Joan A. Baird, former Louisville reporter, was found below the Big Four bridge after drowning in the Ohio River on November 11. The $27,500 life insurance policy depended on locating Baird.
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Louisville
Joan A. Baird
Ohio River
Baird
Dosen to Impeachment Up Considered by House Judiciary Panel
Washington December 2 Representative Keiler Republican Minnesota filed detailed charges seeking impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty. The House judiciary committee met informally to review the charges as Chairman Volstead said they will receive full consideration.
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Washington
Keiler
Minnesota
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Weather Outlook For Week In Washington
Washington forecast for the coming week calls for considerable cloudiness with temperatures near or slightly below normal. Occasional light rain or snow is expected as the week progresses.
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Washington
Progressive movement debuts as legislative not political
Washington December 2 the new progressive movement formed by a progressive bloc in Congress is declared legislative not political in resolutions adopted at a general conference. Senator LaFollette and Representative Huddleston preside over the gathering with about a hundred congressmen in attendance.
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Washington
Congress
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Huddleston
Alabama
Peoples Legislative Service
Bargain Day Sales Pop Up In Kingsley Iowa
Local merchants offer a general bargain day with nine cent pairing for couples and 39 cent ages performance. Mayor Wormley notes spinsters and bachelors admitting classifications at nine cents per couple. Three unions recorded on first day as banks cut a dollar from notes due today.
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Kingsley
Wormley
Pineville Sun Hails Shirley Clouse In Madison Game
The Pineville Sun lauds Shirley Clouse fullback of Madison Hi Pineville for his versatile play in the game. Described as a big rangy back and triple threat, he kicked long from 3 yards in practice and connected on near goal attempts from 36 and 44 yards in the match.
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Pineville Sun
Madison
Shirley Clouse
Clouse
Viitors
the Sun
Richmond
Huguely
Chinese native Boa Si Ding ordained as Baptist minister
Boa Si Ding, the first native Chinese to enter the Kentucky ministry, was ordained at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church in Lexington. A Georgetown College student, he plans further studies at Baylor University and the Baptist Seminary in Louisville before returning to China as an evangelist.
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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 and Farm for Sale Noted in Classifieds
Turkeys from Weil Misses Eliza and Ibbie Lanter of Moberly sold to F H Gordon for the Thanksgiving market, 40 birds bringing 208 dollars. Advertises farm for sale with lowest price and details sought from owner. B E Belue Co plans a clearance sale at the old Lover stand East Main Street on 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 Sells for 600 in Cincinnati
A six legged sheep raised by Pigg Brothers near Red House sold in Cincinnati the other day for 600 dollars. Hugh Pigg received a letter from his brother Steven Pigg in Cincinnati about the sale. The animal walked on five legs with the extra leg in front and may be sent to a circus or show as a curiosity. It was bought by T P Ross & Co of Sumter South Carolina.
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Pigg Bros
Red House
Cincinnati
Hugh Pigg
Steven Pigg
T. P. Ross & Co
Sumter, S. Co
Elks Club Dance Promises Record Winter Attendance
The Elks dance in Richmond will occur Friday December 8 in the club room. Chairman Preston Smith leads a gala event with extensive decorations and card access required for non members. Women admitted free while men pay 2 dollars to offset expenses.
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Elks’ Club
Preston Smith
Bene
Richmond
Carey Western Epic at Universal Pictures
Harry Carey stars in a rugged Western from Jackson Gregory's novel, with Stuart Paton directing and handling sound. Lillian Rich leads a strong supporting cast including Harold Goodwin and Alfred Allen in a tale of derelict bravery, family death, and a vast Arizona ranch amid multiple thrilling sequences.
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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 Dead agend Tress
Louisville Ky December 2 James Le Hackett 73 former president of the Green Brier distillery Green Brier Ky died here after a long illness
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Agend Tress
Louisville
James le Hackett
Green Brier
Elks to Hold Memorial Services December 3
Notice from B P O Elks announcing Memorial Services on Sunday December 3 at 3:00 p m at First Presbyterian Church with all Elks to assemble at the Club Rooms at 2:00 p m and attend in a body Exalted Ruler H Bennett Farris signs the notice 284 2t
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B. P.O. Elks
First Presbyterian Church
Elks
H. Bennett Farris
For Rent: First Floor Unit on Main Street
Rental listing for a first floor space at 503 E Main with modern conveniences and unspecified number of rooms. Contact details not provided.
Weeks Says Regular Army Size Inadequate For Safety
Secretary Weeks told Congress the present 12 000 officers and 125 000 men are insufficient for national safety. He urged expanding the regular army to proper proportions and warned against expecting rapid growth of capable officers and soldiers in short periods. He emphasized officers as the backbone of the military and urged continued defensive preparedness.
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Washington
Weks
Congress
Ood
Mir
United States
Weeks
County Basketball Tourney Set For Madison High Gym
A county tournament will be held at Madison High School gym on December 7 8 and 9 with boys and girls divisions. Teams from Waco Union City Whitehall Paint Lick and usable towns will compete. Coach A L Lassiter offers a silver cup to each division winner. Madison will not compete but winners may meet Madison next Monday. Large crowds expected as county teams bring their outdoorseason to a close.
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Madison High School
Waco
Union City
White Jall
Paint Lick
Isible
Corch A. L. Lassiter
Madison
Madison Ti
Richmond
Boonesboro ferry gains new steel motor boat
Dr. D. J. Williams installed a large steel motor boat capable of carrying cars. Purchased in Indiana for 4000 dollars, the vessel is touted as the Kentucky river’s best and promises smoother summer transport for holiday crowds. Mrs. George Weber escaped injury when her horse frightened and overturned her buggy near College Hill. she suffered facial and head bruises with possible rib injuries, but is not in serious condition.
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D. J. Williams
Boonesboro Ferry
Kentucky River
Williams
Indiana
George Weber
College Hill
Waco
Nannie Lykins
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