Ten-year sentence in Pen revised by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals reversed the ten-year term given to Boyd Kelley a Harlan county deputy sheriff for killing Luther Shipman during a mine strike posse arrest. It ruled the evidence insufficient to sustain the conviction in Rockcastle circuit court. Burns administratrix suit against Walker Hinse reversed. case should follow Federal Employers Liability Act.
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Luther Shipman
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Harlan County
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Walker D. Hinse
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Roaster Ordered for Kmas Turkey at Richmond Welch
A Roaster is being arranged for the Christmas meal at the Richmond Welch Company. The notice, likely a procurement or cafeteria update, points to serving a holiday turkey.
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Richmond Welch Company
Feastern Normal Sees Largest Student Rises This Year
After enrolling new students for the second term, FEast ern Normal reports the biggest term increase in years. With planned athletic and other features, the remainder of the year and the coming term promise heightened activity and interest.
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Feastern Normal
Incomplete Phrase on Reform Era at the Institute
A fragment references the progressive era and reforms at an institution, suggesting a historical overview or archival note. Details are sparse, but the text hints at administrative or academic changes during that period.
Church in liquidation sale announced in Fleming
Mt Carmel Presbyterian Church property in Flemingsburg Kentucky to be sold at public auction on December 9 after the congregation dissolved.
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Flemingsburg
Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
Bale ties in stock at Richmond Welch Company
Richmond Welch Company reports bale ties No 14 and No 15 now in stock. The listing notes availability at 2912 with immediate shipment.
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Richmond Welch Company
Reward Offered for Whisky Thieves After Guard's Death
Gov Ed Wins P Morrow announced a $100 reward for the arrest of whisky thieves who shot and killed W B Anderson a warehouse guard at the old Peppers distillery in Lexington the night before last.
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Frankfort
Edwins P. Morrow
W. B. Anderson
Lexington
Keeping at It Pays
The Vagabond quotes Billi Wrigley on advertising success. He says the secret is to tell customers quickly and often. He likens advertising to stoking a furnace and warns that the fire dies if you stop.
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Notis Trepassers Threaten Farm in Oklahoma Ad
An Adv. in Oklahoma Weekly item reports a farmer vowing legal action against trespassers. He declares he will prosecute to the full extent with a double barrel shotgun described as unloaded, expressing deep frustration over farm disturbances.
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Oklahoma
Generous Cashier Settles Taxes in City Visit
Mr G J Woods cashier of the Peppies Bank Paint Lick settled taxes for his customers in the city last Monday with Sheriff A Walker. The total amounted to 9000 dollars. His custom for years has earned gratitude from his depositors.
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G. Woods
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One Cent Verdict In Horse Trade Suit in Shelbyville
Shelbyville case: Redd Webb sues Luke Hansbrough over a trade involving a moon-eyed horse. The court rules for Webb, awarding one cent as verdict for the plaintiff plus costs.
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Shelbyville
Redd Webb
Luke Hansbrough
Last barrel leaves Paris distillery amid whisky export milestone
An employee stands with head shaved as the last bonded jigger is rolled out of the Paris Distillery warehouse. The shipment of 100 barrels marks the end of whisky manufacture in a county long known for the industry, ending a century of production.
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Paris
Land resale nets over seven thousand in Kentucky sale
In Georgetown Kentucky the seller resold 95 acres bought last week at 264 dollars per acre to W D Rogers of Dayton Ohio and to Adams and Sidney of Scott county Arthur Law clears more than 7000 dollars from the transaction.
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W. D. Rodgers
Dayton
Adams
Sidney
Scott County
Arthur Lawless
Nine Cent Sale At McKee's Ends On Court Day
A local ad promotes a Nine Cent Sale at McKee's offering a beautiful coat valued at 35 dollars for 9 cents. The promotion runs through Court Day, encouraging quick purchases and bargain hunters to visit the store.
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Dr. W O SadlerVisits Mississippi for Recovery
Dr. W O Sadler writes to local friends that he underwent an operation to remove his tonsils and is rapidly recovering. He expects to return to take charge of his pastorate on December 10.
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W. O. Sadler
Mississippi
Bid for Camp Taylor Sale Sets Price at $852,500
Louisville report notes the sole bid for the entire Camp Taylor property reached $852,500, short by $7,725 of its cost.
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Louisville
Camp Taylor
Nine Cent SALE Continues After Court Day
By special request of many friends the store extends its nine cent sale to give customers a chance to pay for two articles and receive a third free after Court Day.
Madison High opens basketball practice amid busy season ahead
The Madison High School basketball teams, boys and girls, practice daily as they prepare for upcoming schedules. The boys plan twelve games starting December 17, while the girls hope to begin play soon. coach Miss Lucille Dean foresees a strong girls program.
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Madison High School
Lucille Dean
Death stops last bolt in Marion race
Trotsky, a horse belonging to J. D. Asher famous for running away, dropped dead during a wild Main Street race after colliding with a wagon.
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Bolt Marion
Trotsky
J. D. Asher
Main Street
Paper Stove Tragedy In Shephersville Ky
Martha Dever age 3 suffered fatal burns after pushing a piece of paper into a stove while her mother was momentarily away in Shephersville Kentucky. The incident prompted a local inquiry into household fire safety.
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Shephersville
Martha Dever
Bandits in Detroit Rob $12,000 From Paymaster
Two armed men robbed Paul Sundenburg paymaster of Thompson Starrett Construction Company at noon and escaped with 12000 dollars. An hour later Charles McCabe a bank depositor was shot during a suspected second holdup attempt nearby.
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Detroit
Mica
Paul Sundenburg
Thompson Starrett’ Construction Company
Charles McCabe
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