Hardman murder trial wearisome with long witness list
Winchester December report details that the Scobee Hardman case will stretch into Monday or Tuesday. Defense and prosecution each present about 15 witnesses while testimony covers keys and impressions, jail escape plans, and conflicting alibi and corroboration notes.
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Winchester
Scobee Hardman
O. L. Morgan
Carlisle
Lee Hardman
Renaker
Hardman
Douglas
William Phillips
Defense
Commonwealth
John Schumaker
Clyde
Clyde Douglas
Leon Renaker
Herbert Moore
Reese Fox
Fox
John Reese
Clark County Grand Jury
Mullin
Slater
Testimony links Hardman case to July 24 events in Kentucky
Witnesses describe July 24 movements around Lexington and Boonesboro, with Hardman seen or discussed. Fox admits initial denial of taking Hardman home, then corrects to confirm he did. Ferry and river activity near Boonesboro and Clintonville are noted by multiple locals.
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Scobee Hardman
Hardman
Douglas
Austerlitz
Hardiman
Grand Jury
Leon Renaker
Frank Davis
Seabee Hardman
Ward
Reese Fox
Fox
Clark County
Scobee
Dayton
Bourbon County
Lexington
Jim Nobini
Mabel Cunningham
Tennessee
Boonesboro
Carl Mahan
Louisville
E. K. Broaddus
Madison County
Pike
Clintonville
Hal Kreis
Leaington
Harvey Ringo
Richmond
Winchester
Elliss Club
Kreis
Ringo
Harvey Chenault
Hardie Smith
Aster
Test New Normal Commission Act In Court
Frankfort Kentucky December 16 Court action will be started early next week through State Audit or John Craig to test the constitutionality of the act creating Normal School Commission and to determine the rights of that body George Colvin State Superintendent said today He determined upon that course after county school superintendents adopted resolutions at their meeting deploring the unfortunate status into which our new normal school situation has drifted and recommending a full investigate before the proper tribunal.
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Frankfort
John Craig
Normal School Commission
George Colvin
Madison Wins From Winchester In Narrow Basketball Thriller
The Madison Hi boys' team opened their season with an 18 to 16 win over Winchester City Hi School at Winchester. Shirley Clouse scored the winning goal as the whistle blew, tying the score at 16. Clouse accounted for 14 Madison points, while Higgins and Terrill contributed on defense and passing. The Winchester boys, led by David, rallied but could not stop Clouse. The girls also played a close game, Winchester winning 10 to 7, with Murphy Terrill and Evans showing strong play. Next, Madison hosts Lexington Model HS Thursday.
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Madison Hi Boys
Winchester City Hi School
Winchester
Shirley Clouse
Madison Boys
Madison
Clouse
Higgins
Gentry
Huguely
Terrill
Jones
David
Cioure
Higgins F
Terrille
Tobin
Mansfield
Sutton
Banks
Nancy Murphy
Marion Terrill
Lynn Evans
Madison Gym
Lexington Model Hs
Moberly
Evans
Murphy c
Head
Spencer
Plummer
Swope c
Sewell
Sutherland
Madison Chenaut
Blanton
Keller
Associated Press
Weather outlook for Ohio valley turns mixed this week
The forecast calls for rain or snow at the start of the week in the Ohio valley, then generally fair weather through midweek, with snow and rain again likely by Thursday. Temperatures are expected to run below normal.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Public Sale Planned for Normal School Farm Assets
The Normal School farm on the Barnes Mill pike will be offered at public sale on December 30 at 11 o clock a m. Full description will appear in this paper. Advance information may be obtained from T J Coates Paul Burnam or F C Gentry. Farm Bureau members advertise pianos and seeds for Christmas.
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Barnes Mill Pike
T. J. Coates
Paul Burnam
F. C. Gentry
Co-ops Seek Improved Loan Legislation for Farmers
Washington report says the National Council of Farmers Co operative Marketing Associations urged federal legislation to let farmers borrow from Farm Loan Banks in nine month terms and up to twenty five thousand dollars per loan. The policy was adopted at the convention.
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Washington
National Council of the ‘Warmers’ Co-operative Marketing Associations
Protest Filed Against Lodge Senate Contest
Conrad Crocker, attorney for John A Nicholas and Liberal Republican League of Massachusetts, filed a protest against Henry Cabot Lodge's Senate reelection with Vice President Coolidge. He cited irregularities in the November vote and asked the Senate to hear the case immediately, labeling Lodge a minority winner and an obstructionist to world peace.
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Washington
Massachusett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Conrad Crocker
John A. Nicholas
Prohibition
Republican League of Massachusetts
Lodge
Coolidge
Nero
Pool Growers Receive Large Advances On Burley Tobacco
Tobacco in splendid condition brings substantial advances to Burley Tobacco Growers Association pools at Lexington HQ. Latest lists show growers such as Curtis, Jpurver, Hughes, Calico, Curry, Coy, Mason Bros and others receiving payments ranging from 18 to 19 cents per unit by grade as of December 13.
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Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
T.J. Curtis
Ed Tjurver
Hiram Hughes
Stzie Calico
J. W. Curry
Marion Co
Card of Thanks from the Sandlin Family
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy in their great sorrow. They especially thank Mr. Canfield and the florist for their services. Mrs. Albert Sandlin and family.
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Canfield
Albert Sandlin
Market Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Cities
Cincinnati and Chicago report steady cattle prices and mixed hog trends with hogs up to 15 cents higher in Louisville. Chicago handles 9 000 cattle at 8.20 and 1 000 hogs. Louisville lists cattle 60 slow and unchanged, hogs 1800 up 10 to 15 cents, tops 8.35, sheep 100 steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Germany's acute economic crisis deepens
Washington dispatches report Germany's credit squeeze worsens prices and shortages. Unemployment grows as workers plan migration. Floating debt exceeds one trillion marks, signaling severe financial strain.
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Washington
Germany
Polish President Assassinated at Art Exhibition
Warsaw reports the assassination of Gabriel Naritowitiz, first president of Poland, during a visit to an art exhibition. The attack occurred amid turmoil after his election a week ago and involved nationalist opposition.
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Warsaw
Gabriel Naritowitiz
W Poland
Disciples' Church Teams Prepare for Ev ery Member Canvass
The First Christian church women's committee hosted a large dinner for fifty men as it organ izes four divisions for the annual Every Member Canvass. Captains Arnold Turley Rice and Hamilton lead the Colonels Rainbow Pathfinders Pirates divisions with named team members listed. All teams will be presented Sunday morning and begin canvassing at 2:00 after congregational homes are visited. The previous winter event, led by Mrs Stockton, featured a decorated dining room and male quartet music.
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The
First Christian Church
W. L. Arnold
J. Lackey
J. C. Ballard
J. £. Matherly
Jesse Bowtan
N. Gb. Deatherage
Leo Maffett
Ed Carson
Charles Dudley
George Simmons
H. P. Larris
Bennett Farris
Sam Park Wagers
R. E. Turley
Lewis Todd
J. J. Neale
Ballard Luxon
Lewis Neale
H. B. Cosby
QO. L. Arnold
W. S. Broaddus
Dean Squires
James Deatherage
James Moore
Z. T. Rice
Pathfinders
Edward Stockton
Allen Douglas
J. R. Robinson
Ora Hackett
J. R. McKinney
W. R B. Lackey
John Allman
D.wilis Kennedy
Burt Johnson
Jennings Maupin
W. B. Turley
C. E. Douglas
J. W. Hamilton
Pirates
T. H. Collins
W. O. Mays
J. W. Arnold
George Myers, Jr
W. A. Todd
Dan Dykes
P. M. Pope
D. M. Phelps
Marshall Brock
G. C. Cox
C. FE. Smoot
Joseph Arnold
R. C. Stockton
Farm Products Bill Favored by Senate Committee
Senator Norris of Nebraska sees passage of a $100,000,000 government corporation to finance the sale of agricultural products as the Agriculture Committee orders the measure reported favorably in Washington on December 15.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Agricultural Committee
Jackson Road Bond Issue Held Legal
Frankfort Ky December 16 The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court ruling in Harrison vs Jackson Fiscal Court upholding a 125000 bond issue for a turnpike from Mee Kee to the Madison county line. The case drew wide attention as supporters press for road access linking Madison and McKee with State Road Department backing.
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State Road Department
Madison County
McKee
Madison
Clay County
New Kentenva Association
Estill
Lee
Owsley
Clay
Jackson County
Eattyville
Wallace Reid In Critical Health Battle At Hollywood Sanitarium
Wallace Reid film actor is fighting for his life in a small Hollywood sanitarium, per a Los Angeles Times story. He suffered a breakdown two months ago after years of declining health, his wife is quoted as saying.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Reid
Hollywood
Los Angeles Times
Reid
Eastern Wesleyan basketball game postponed to January sixth
The Eastern Kentucky Wesleyan game set for Saturday night is postponed due to an unfinished gym and the Christmas break. The delay shifts Richmond’s season start to January sixth with Madison II and Model High games moving up. Eastern girls and boys will have no game before the vacation. Miss Hammond’s second team faced the first five in a fast girls game, signaling strong expectations for a improved Richmond women’s squad this year.
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Kentucky Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Richmond
Madison IIi
Lexington
Miss Hammond
Double Jeopardy Challenge Aims at Prohibition Cases
Representative Vincent B Brennan of Michigan introduced a bill to recognize the plea of double jeopardy in prohibition cases. The move seeks to nullify the effect of the Supreme Court decision last Monday allowing punishment by both federal and state courts for liquor law violators.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vincent B. Brennan
Michigan
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