Tobaggo Market Opens With Burley Pool Tallys
The Home Warehouse opened on Thursday with a large crowd and high class offerings as the Burley Association pool influence looms over prices. Col Jesse Cobb led the sale with Will Luxon pushing bids. numerous buyers and many pinhookers were active, and early reports suggested some buyers were hurt on prior crop prices.
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Burley Association
Col
Jesse Cobb
Will Luxon
M. B. Baker
Robert Rowlett
Ait
Ait Kieron
Frank Long
Wilbert Smith
Winiten
Nnn
CIEE
Cdciec
J. Smith
OP GE Benno Rey
J. D. Jones
I. M. Jones
Stotts
Reneeweest
Kidwell
Boys knee pants at 69 cents from Cohn Army Store
An old advertisement promotes boys knee pants in all sizes priced at 69 cents. The listing notes the Cohn Army Store located at 125 First Street.
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Cohn Army Store
First Street
Dougherty Calls for Federal State Prosecution Cooperation
Attorney General Daugherty announced a plan to convene a conference of federal district attorneys and state prosecuting attorneys. The aim is closer cooperation between federal and state legal agencies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Used pianos bargain offered by Mr Green
A local ad urges readers to contact Mr Green for good used pianos. The note provides a contact at Mrs Bettie Park and lists a phone number and Water Street address for inquiries.
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Green
Weather outlook with clouds and rain by Friday
Increasing cloudiness to start, with rain in the east Friday and in the west late tonight or Friday. warmer temperatures in the extreme west tonight.
Naval question finally settled at arms conference
The Big Three of the arms conference completed consideration of the naval ratio issue today and announced no further meeting will be held. A complete agreement on naval armament limits among Great Britain, the United States and Japan is indicated.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Proposals on 3-5-3 naval ratio presented to leaders
Washington reports new alternates to the 5-5-3 balance proposed by naval experts. The offers, discussed with Secretary Hughes, Mr. Balfour, and Baron Kato, show no formal Big Three agreement. They aim to retain 3-5-3 while allowing a general tonnage increase and adjust ship scrapping and construction among Britain Japan and the United States.
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Washington
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Baron Kato
Mitau
Japan
Great Britain
Breathitt Bandits Trapped in Cave Near Breathitt County
Three members of a band that raided Breathitt county jail Monday morning are surrounded by state troops in a cave on John Little's Creek, 12 miles from Jackson. Captain Holbrook plans to gas them out. an ally offered surrender, the fugitives warned of dire consequences. Also a sale ad for MIEN'S and ladies arctics at Coln's Army Store.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Breathitt County
John Little
Debs Pardon Possible as Clemency Talk Advances
Attorney General Daugherty began reviewing recommendations to President Harding on extending clemency to 197 war law offenders. He indicated action could come before Christmas, with Debs case among those under consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Tie
Cavalry Arrives as Women Coalition Halts Coal Mine Work
National guard cavalry arrived in Pittsburgh Kansas to quell militant women who had gathered at coal mines for three days and blocked miners from entering work. Troops carried rifles and four foot long sabers as demonstrations ended.
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Iy Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Kan
Kansas
National Guard Cavalry
Union suits sale at Cohn Army Store price 69 cents
Cohn Army Store at 125 First Street advertises union suits for 69 cents. The brief notice notes a sale item with price likely part of a local commerce blurb.
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Cohn Army Store
First Street
Record of Gideon Cain's Remarkable Family Feat
Gideon Cain of Waco announces a remarkable life record at 8&5 years old, boasting 79 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren. The note prompts readers to name anyone who can surpass this claimed feat and vitality.
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Gideon Cain
Waco
The
Daily Register
Heavy Fire Destroys Buildings in Lexington
Fire in Lexington's East Main Street district caused $225000 in damage to United Clothing and Hinkle and Meyer stores. The blaze spread from the basement to the Hernando building housing city offices and Western Union. wind threatened the Phoenix Hotel but no major losses were reported, with fire under control by 4 pm.
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Lexington
United Clothing Company
Hinkle & Meyer
East Main Street
Hernando
Phoenix
Clothing Company
Kernando
Ames
Theuilding
Western Union Telegraph Company
Adams Enxpress Company
Wolfe Wire
Caen
Hernando Building
Check Off System Injunction Remanded for Rehearing
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals sent the Indianapolis ban on the miners dues check off back to Judge Anderson with orders to issue a preliminary injunction during rehearing. The Associated Press reports the remand follows the case as it awaits further review.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anderson
Indianapolis
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Andersen
Prof. Giltner Dead in Eminence Kentucky
Danville reports the death of Prof. W. S. Giltner founder and longtime head of Eminence College at Eminence Kentucky. He led the institution for 50 years and died at age 95.
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Danville
W. S. Giltner
Eminence College
Eminence
Livestock Market Roundup Cincinnati and Louisville
Steers drop 50 cents from Monday while hogs hold steady in Cincinnati bids. Chicago prices slide ten cents. Louisville reports December 15 cattle at 400 head active, hogs 1,300 strong, sheep around 100, with overall steady and unchanged tones.
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Prewitt and Smith
Richard Reynolds
Ross and Lamb
Rowlett and Walker
Anna &Eae
Richards and Young Seld
Bogie and Warren
Emmitt and Sanders
Harvey
Harvey and Gulley
A. Stocker
S&c
Mr. Stocker
Burns and
Renfro
Burrus and
Kobb
Burrus
Rhodus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Berea College Student Shot After Key Theft for $25
Walter Williams, Berea College student, is in Berea College Hospital with a bullet wound after an attempt to extort $25 for the return of hundreds of keys stolen from a custodian. Officials say Williams stole about 100 keys to outside buildings and 300 to inside rooms, broke into the custodian’s office, and sent a letter demanding the money. A campus watch led to a confrontation during which shots were fired. Williams was wounded and later charged with theft. His home is in Floyd County.
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Walter Williams
Berea College
Williams
College Hospital
College Chapel
Floyd County
Stone elected president of Burley Tobacco Growers Coop
James C. Stone of Lexington was elected president and general manager at the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Marketing Association board meeting. J N Kehoe and Bush W Allin were named first and second vice presidents with Judge Robert W Bingham added to the executive body. Ralph M Barker heads the warehouses division and will convene a meeting of Burley district warehousemen to arrange transfers to the association.
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Lexington
James C. Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Marketing Association
J. N. Kehoe
Maysville
Bush W. Allin
Harrodsburg
John Bb. Winn
Versailles
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Bingham
Kentucky
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
Barker
Burley
Dressed Rabbits Poultry and Fresh Fish at Neffs
Christmas sale notices advertise dressed rabbits poultry and fresh fish at Neff s with phone contact and retailer B Juett and Son offering pictures and holiday items.
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Neff’s
B. Juett & Son
One More Day of Work and Efforts Prize Night
The article notes Germany cannot pay the January 15 reparations and seeks a moratorium. It mentions potential credit operations and a 15 billion gold mark due. It also announces a prize drawing by the Daily Register for workers who submitted subscriptions, with final polls closing at noon.
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Associated Press
Berlin
German Today
Germany
Committee of Guarantees
Daily Register
Victor
Edison
Tribute to long-serving Kentucky Commonwealth Attorney Crutcher
In Clark Circuit Court Judge Shackelford and Col. T. G. Stuart led a far-reaching tribute to Hon. Lb. A Crutcher on the eve of his retirement after nearly thirty years as Commonwealth Attorney. Stuart noted Crutcher’s six-year prior term as Jessamine County County Attorney and praised his long service, proposing a committee to draft formal resolutions to be entered in court records. The panel includes Vol. Stuart, George B. Nelson, J. M. Benton, J. S. Hays, W. Bush and Harvey T. Lisle, with a report due later today as friends gather to honor Crutcher.
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Winchester Sun
Clark Circuit Court
T. G. Stuart
A Crutcher
Jessamine County
Col Stuart
Mentucky
Crutcher
W. RR. Shackelford
Vol. Stuart
Jude
George B. Nelson
J. M. Benton
J. S. Hays
France Starts Drive For Boshev TM. Recognition
A Senate resolution by Senator France of Maryland proposed formal U S recognition of the de facto Russian government. It calls for sending an American commission to Russia and inviting a Russian commission to the United States for informal talks.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Senate
France
Republican
Maryland
Louisville to Open Second Negro Bank
Louisville announces the second negro bank will begin business within fifteen days. William H. Wrights, attorney and incorporator, said articles of incorporation are filed. The institution will have a capital of 1,000,000 dollars. Public notice confirms plans in Louisville.
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Louisville
Wm. H. Wrights
Blanton to Enter University of Kentucky College of Law
William Blanton, Richmond native and son of Dr and Mrs H Blanton, a University of Kentucky freshman in arts and sciences, plans to enter the college of law after completing prerequisites. A Model High School graduate, he excelled in academics and athletics, led the senior class as president, played baseball and football, and is active in student life and Phi Delta Theta.
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Lexington
William Blanton
H. Blanton
Richmond
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Kentucky
Cellege of Law
Blanton
Model High School
Afr. Blanton
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Bride and Groom Both Age Seventy Three Wed in Court
Stanford Ky December 15 Benton Dington and Mrs Nancy Staples both aged 73 were married at the courthouse in a ceremony conducted by Judge A Reid in the presence of a large crowd.
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Stanford. Ky
Bentondington
Nancy Staples
Court House
Tudee Fe A. Reid
Food Sale At Cox March Window Saturday
The ladies of the Kirksville Baptist Church will hold a food sale in Cox and March’s window this Saturday December 17. Everything good to eat. Come and get sour weekend supplies.
Produce Price Quotes From Renaker Brothers
Prices for reel hides and geese poultry are listed with cents per dozen. The note mentions Renaker Brothers and references assorted produce items like old guineas and young guineas, indicating a local market price listing.
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Renaker Brothers
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Dougherty
Breathitt
Gave
Coln’s Army Store
Debs
Yse
Cohn’s Army Store
Mr. Green
Prof
Giltner
BEREA
Stone
Hans
Ben Grutches
Boshev
Wil. Blanton
LAW College
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