Trial of Scobee Hardman in Renaker murder enters third day
Winchester Ky December 13 The murder trial of Scobee Hardman for Leon Renaker’s killing continues into its third day with Commonwealth witnesses detailing a late night river crossing, alibi questions, and intimate links with Renaker's widow. Key testimony centers on Hardman and Reese Fox driving from the Kenaker home and Hardman’s meetings with Mrs Renaker at the Douglas home.
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Winchester
Seobee Hardman
Leon Renaker
Commonwealth
Renaker
Hardman
Reese Fox
Kenaker
Hardin Smith
Loonesboro
Thomas Blackey
Nancy Catherine Renaker
Emery Kimball
J.ee Hardman
Austerlitz
Bourbon County
Scobee Hardman
Kimball
W. BR. Shackelford
Ile
Frank Davis
Citizens’ Bank
Mullins
Chief Mullins
Ora Slater
Cal Crim Detenive
Cincinnati
Sle
Sime
Slater
Cress
James G. Denny
Davis
Excepticon
Harman
Robert Taylor
Seebee Hardman
Dallas Lawrence
Burley growers announce advance rates and top crop figures
Manager Q. Million reports tobacco deliveries at the Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association warehouse. Emma De Jarnett, Anna De Jarnett, and Id Turner delivered 4300 pounds at 18 cents per pound. Estimated average crop value about 69 cents per pound with high grade A1 through E classifications and various advance rates listed for each grade.
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Q. Million
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Emma
Anna de Jarnett
Id Turner
Burley Association
Hell
Naval agreement proves useless in broader limits push
Washington reports the annual naval bill from the House Appropriations Committee urges President Harding to expand naval restraint. It notes competition resumed due to unratified limits and warns of new programs and larger subsurface vessels. It asks talks with Britain Italy France and Japan to curb future warship construction over 10 000 tons.
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Washington
Harding
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Great Crilion
Italy
France
Japan
War and Navy May Be Consolidated
Walter F. Brown, head of the reorganization commission, recommends merging War and Navy into a Department of National Defense under a cabinet member with assistants for army and navy. President Harding is seriously considering the plan and may present it to Congress soon with a special message.
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Washington
War and Navy
Department of National Defense
Army
Navy
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Congress
Salvation Army Committee Formed In County
A Salvation Army Home Service committee is formed with J. D. Goodloe as chairman and J. W. Dunbar as secretary. Other members include R. E. Turley treasurer, Mrs. Robin Burnam, Paralee White, Luther Todd, SK Deatherage, Jesse M. Dykes, Spears Turley, and more. The drive seeks advance gifts, with donations to be placed in the State Bank & Trust Company.
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Salvation Army Home Service
J. D. Goodloe
Chamber of Commerce
R. E. Turley
State Bank and Trust Co
Robin Burnam
War Brothers Chapter
Paralee White
U. S. Court
Luther Todd
SK Deatherage
Jesse M. Dykes
American Legion
Spears Turley
C.o’neil
B. P
Elks Ace
J. G,seley
Masonic Lodge
J. Arnold
J. Howard Payne
R. R. Burnam
T. J. Coates
Eastern Ivy. Normal School
D. W. Kennedy
Karas
Ps Lodge
Row. Colver
Charles Mohr
State Bank & Trust Company
United States Allied Stand Over Turks Deporting Greeks
The United States joins Allied powers in a firm stance against the deportation of Greeks from Constantinople. The crisis centers on persecution of Greek residents under Turkish authority and international pressure mounts for relief and safeguards.
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United States
Constantinople
AFL president says counsel authorized to aid Daugherty impeachment
Samuel Gompers told the House judiciary committee that the American Federation of Labor executive committee has authorized hiring counsel to help prosecute the impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. He objected to Burns leading the Justice Department's investigations, asserting Burns was involved in the Oregon land fraud case.
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Washington
Pec
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tlouse Judiciary Committee
Federation
Daugherty
Gompers
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burns
Oregon
Fawkes Attends Utilities Convention in Lexington
Local manager Geo Fawkes of Kentucky Utilities Company and assistant Oscar Kunk return from the state convention of public utilities in Lexington. W I Horton of Covington was elected president of the Kentucky Association of Public Utilities, with officers including J P Pope and J J Barnles and a new executive committee featuring John G Stoll and others from Louisville and Lexington firms.
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Geo. Fawkes
Oscar Kunk
Lexington
Public Utilities
Fawkes
Kentucky Utilities Company
W. i. Horton
Covington
Cincinnati, Newport and
Levington
J. J. Barnles
Louisville Rail Way Company
Louisville
Sec
P. D. Pogue
Louisville Home Telephone Company
FE. J. Kelley
Louisville Railway Company
John G. Stoll
Lexington Hiydraulic and Manufacturing Company
Donald McDonald
Louisville Gas and Electric Company
A. S. Nichols
Jaducah Electric Company
L. K. Herrington
FT Fj Cochran
Maysville
Baptist Bazaar Candies Offered by Weeks S. W. Fife Committee
The Weeks S W Fife committee advertises a Baptist bazaar at Mason's Temple on Saturday selling a variety of delicious candies and taking orders.
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WKS. S. W. Fife and
ke /dlendid committee
Baptist Bezaar
M-son
Public Sale of Normal School Farm December 30
The Normal School farm on Barres Mill Pike will be offered at public sale on the premises at 11 oclock a m December 30th. Full details to appear soon with advance information from T J Coates Paul Burnam or F C Gentry. Also notices a Baptist bazaar with Sunday dinner items including black cakes nut cake dressed hens pies.
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Normal School
Barres Mill
T. J. Coates
Paul Burnam
F. C. Gentry
Baptist Bazaar
Weather Forecast Cloudy with Snow Or Rain Late Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow or rain late tonight or Thursday and a rising temperature. The outlook suggests mixed precipitation and warmer conditions ahead.
Livestock Prices Across Cities Dec 13 Traders Report
Wednesday markets in Cincinnati and Chicago show hogs at 8.35 to 8.50, cattle around 6 to 11.50, calves 6 to 11.50, with sheep and lambs 4 to 14. In Chicago hogs at 8.30, cattle about 8.40 tops, sheep steady. Louisville notes dull cattle and hogs down 10c.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Mason, Richmond’s Beloved Citizen, Dies at Home
Robert G Mason, a highly esteemed Richmond resident, died at his Lancaster avenue home at 2 30 PM Wednesday after months of illness. He was 83 years old and a faithful member of the Presbyterian church. He moved to Richmond about seven years ago from Silver Creek. Surviving are his wife and three brothers, John Rankin and Walker Mason. Funeral will be held Thursday at 2 PM at his residence, conducted by Dr. Ro Pelford. Interment will follow in Richmond cemetery.
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Robert
Coxganar
Pelford
Richmond Cemetery
Gentry Resigns From Eastern Kentucky Normal School
Frank Gentry, secretary to the president and business manager at Eastern Kentucky State Normal School for seven and a half years, will resign effective January 1, 1923. He will join Richmond Mortar Company, and no replacement will be named. duties will be shared among department heads.
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Frank
Gentry
Colored babies clinic to be held at Masone hall
A colored baby clinic opens Thursday at Masone hall from two to fen o'clock. Drs Pugh and Gholston will examine children between two weeks and six years for weight, measurements and defects and provide health guidance. The Health and Welfare league, led by Miss Anna B. Quinn, coordinates the event with local committee members listed.
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Colored Masone Hall
Fen
Luncheon Planned by Baptist Ladies at Noon Gathering
A noon Saturday luncheon is planned with Baptist ladies serving the meal. The note invites attendees to enjoy a communal meal and fellowship in a church setting.
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Baptist Ladies
Normal Farm To Sell On December 30th
The Normal Senocd farm on the Barnes Mill pike will be sold at 11 oclock 2 m on December 20th. Full description and other details will appear in this paper at an early date. For Coates, Paul Burram or F. C. Centry. Get your novelties for Christmas from Mrs. Jasper and committee at bazaar Saturday.
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Barnes Mill Pike
T. J. Coates
Paul Burram
F. C. Centry
Utilities best and public good urged by Herrington
Herrington cites Kentucky Public Utilities leaders urging local devotion of capital to strengthen service. He argues utilities are community assets, investing locally sustains employment and raises community growth while providing necessary services.
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Lexington
Kentucky
B. Herrington
Association
Suler
iIt
Baptist Bazaar Set for Macinic Park This Saturday
Mrs S Wy Rife and fellow committees promote a Baptist bazaar at Macinic Park this Saturday and are now taking orders for planned offerings.
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Hardie Smith
Rena’ker
Herbert H. Moore
Matt Bean
Lee Hardman
Bean
Henry Cook
Clyde Douglas
Douglas
Cook
West Hickman Street
Renneker
Boonesboro
Jemery Kimball
Lrs
Tie
Paris
Shackelford
Nettie Batsen
House Committee
Associated Press
Salvation Army Committee
Peggy Marsh
Marshal Field
Albert Johneson
London
Peggy
Labue
Sy Associated Press
Utilities Convetion
Robert G. Mason
Gentry Ges
Pigemond Motor
Baptist Bazear
Masonic Tempic. li
Normal Farm
Richmond
Pere O
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