Kentucky Gubernatorial Buzz Mixed Across Democrat and Republican Papers
The Louisville Times hints at candidate James Garnett for governor with others like Judge Ike Thurman Frank Daugherty and Robert Crowe discussed as possible Democrats candidates. The Louisville Herald counters with John F Buckingham as a Republican business candidate while Barkley and Cantrill are noted as in the race. Shackelford supporters point to his fit as a businesslike Democratic contender.
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Louisville Times
James Garnett
Ike Thurman
Springfield
Frank Daugherty
Bardstown
Robert Crowe
LaGrange
Louisville Herald
John F. Buckingham
Ashland
Barkley
Cantrill
Judge Shackelford
Wood
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Theatre manager Harrison Scott acquires multiple city venues
Harrison Scott, formerly of the Lexington and Georgetown opera houses, leases the Harris theater in Irvine and the Majestic theater in Ravenna and gains control of both venues. Nicholas Gonners Sr., a noted Catholic editor, drowns with two companions in a submerged car in a three foot stream near Dubuque Iowa.
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Harrison Scott
Old Opera House
Lexington
Georgetown
Harris Theater
Irvine
Majestic Theater
Ravenna
Nicholas Gonners
Dubuque
Hospital Notes From Pa G Infirmary Include Surgeries
Reports from the Pa G infirmary detail operations and recoveries. J W Elder, after ruptured appendix surgery, returned home with nurse Miss Smith. Anna West of Irvine had an appendectomy and is convalescing. Mrs John W Walker, admitted for lapotomy, is improving and to return home soon. Others include Miss Wim Gordon, tooth extraction hemorrhage, and Eli Easter receiving eye injury treatment. An infant daughter of Bosley Eppards required five days of care. Several residents had tonsil or adenoids procedures. Thanksgiving brought sorrow with a death.
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J. W. Elder
East Main
Miss Smith
Kellogg
Anna West
Irvine
John W. Walker
Miss Jennings
Wim, Gordon
Lanaster
Barnam
Eli Easter
Joseph Easter
Bosley Eppards
R.O. Lackey
Richmond
Mary Elizabeteh Rowlette
Goward Judy
Lexington
Rose Lackey Flannagan
Clarence Fritz
Waco
Marshall Brock
Gladys Tudor
Thanksgiving scenes and hospital notices amid unrest in Mexico
The report recounts hospital injuries from L and N accidents including W S Rice's fatality after admission, lists patients treated in Richmond Oneida Irvine and Berea, notes a new roof and window shades, and describes Thanksgiving donations and a grand turkey at the Exchange Club. It ends with Clemenceau guarded in St Louis and riots in Mexico City leaving 17 dead and 50 injured.
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W. S. Rice
Masters
Richmond
Jane Burns
Oneida
Sim Hamilton
Irvine
Charles Martin
Mary Cameron
Kirksville
James Smith
Berea
Mary Ellen Brooks
James H. Boyd
Clemenceau
Pulitzer
St. Louis
Mexico City
Equitable Education Fund Explained by Agent in Kentucky
WM. S. BROADDUS, assistant to the Equitable Life, Richmond Kentucky, offers to explain the full details of securing a future education for boys and girls through the Equitable Education Fund without obligation.
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Equitable Education Fund
Agacora 1
the Equitable Life of
New Yok Richmond, Kentucky
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