First Witnesses in Hardman Murder Trial Rebuttal
In Winchester Kentucky the Scobee Hardman murder trial proceeds with rebuttal testimony. Maury Kemper is slated to open final speeches for the state as jury deliberations loom and witnesses from Fayette Bourbon counties appear.
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Winchester
Scobee Hardman
Leon Renaker
Maury ‘Emper
Wincheser
Commonwealth
Bourbon
Fizyette
Fayette
Henry A. Cook
Clyde Douglas
Maury Kemper
Harvey Lisle
Hardman
W. R. Shackelford
James G. Denny
Lexington
G. I. Wycoff
Wallace Muir
Herbert H. Moore
W. J. Baxter
Richmond
Maurey Kemper
Shackelford
Emory Kimball
Clyde Douglass
Douglas
S. T. Davis
Henry Haggard
Handman
Women Must Pay Poll Tax in 1923
The Court of Appeals rules women must pay poll tax starting next year as part of equal rights. In Kentucky most counties charge 1.50 dollars with municipalities adding. Jefferson County and Louisville do not impose the tax.
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Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Louisville
Prominent Kentucky Judge Samuel E. Jones Ill in Glasgow
Judge Samuel E. Jones, 73, a leading southern Kentucky figure, lies ill in a hospital in Louisville with bladder trouble after a period of decline. His condition prompted renewed public concern for his recovery.
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Louisville
Dee
Samuel E. Jones
Glasgow
Kentucky
Ile
Hardman case tainted by witness clashes and rebuttals
In court testimony, Miss Snapp’s timing for Hardman and a young man conflicts with the defense. Emory Kimball reveals schemes involving rewards and a bank robbery plan. Hart Robinson fixes the murder timeline, while Chief Mullins disputes Mrs. Douglas’s recollections about Scohee’s presence.
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Commonwealth
Hart Robinson
Reese Fox
Scobee Hardman
Muddy Creek Pike
Fox
Hardman
Clyde Douglas
Robinson
William Asher
Boonesboro
Hardin Smith
William Massie
Asher
Clark County
Hardman and Fox
Kentucky River
Clark
Madison County
Ed McKee
Clintonville
John Schumaker
Isaac Miller
Fayette County
Renaker
Kentucky
Mullins
Vand
Henry A. Cook
Douglas
Mrs. Renaker
Cincinnati
Leon Renaker
Smith
William Ashcraft
Miss Snapp
Lexington
Emory Kimball
France
Kimball
French Avenue
Reese
Paris Voters Consider Fourth School Bond in Four Years
Paris Kentucky faces a $50 000 school bond vote, the third in four years, to fund a new building for vocational and related programs. The high school enrollment has surged 360 percent in three years and the district receives federal Smith Hughes funding. Courses include adult classes in electricity, law, millinery, shorthand, bookkeeping, typewriting, dressmaking, cooking, mechanical drawing and more.
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Paris
Louisville
Christmas Trade Seen Turning Good in Louisville
Louisville merchants report the Christmas trade may surpass 1921 as holiday activity rises. Sluggish winter line markets due to unseasonable weather should improve with cold weather. Buyers pursue higher quality over bargains and a Christmas savings fund managed by banks aids deposits two weeks before Christmas while credit demand remains moderate.
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Louisville Ky
Christmas Savings Fund
Twenty Seven Missing After Tug Reliance Disaster
Twenty seven persons are missing after the tug Reliance struck rocks off Lizard Island four days ago and is believed to have drowned or died from exposure near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan.
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Sault St. Marie, Mich
Reliance
Lizard Island
James Fitzgerald Dies Former New York Chief Justice
James Fitzgerald, 71, longtime New York judge who presided over the first trial of Harry Kendall Thaw, died at his home after years of ill health. His retirement a decade earlier came after a nervous breakdown tied to the Thaw case.
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New York
James Fitzgerald
State Supreme Court
Harry Kendall Thaw
Flo
Thaw
Speedwell Community Rejoices Over Great Rains Bazaar Planned
The Speedwell Ladies Aid of the Christian Church announces a bazaar in Brassfield on Wednesday December 20. Beulah Flannery visited Ravenna with her brother Thomas Flannery. Uncle Tom Finley suffers rheumatism. W G Todd Frank Hard and H D Rayburn were summoned to Jackson Breathitt County to serve as jurors.
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Speedwell
Nery
Tom Finley
Last of Ballards Played in Jail
Charles Ballard in weak condition with two bullet wounds. captured near Preston Station in Batl county after fire exchange with prohibition agents. His brothers Albert and father Jeff Ballard, plus Will Ferguson and Henry Refit, also jailed in Lexington. No trial date set.
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Lexington
Charles Ballard
Duff
Treadway
Cole
Preston Station
Batl County
Ber Wells
Menifee County
Mt. Sterling
Wells
Ballard
Bob’ Ballard
Prohibition
Ballards
Charles
Albert
Jeff Ballard
Will Ferguson
Henry Refit
Turkey prices fall on Produce Exchange
Slumps in live turkeys in Chicago and seaboard markets pulled prices down yesterday in Cincinnati. Prices eased one to two cents a pound on the Produce Exchange, with a ten cent drop at Chicago and dealers anticipate further declines for Christmas beyond the Thanksgiving rush.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Seaboard
Produce Exchange
Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Cincinnati on possible WWII bonus
Colonel C R Forbes, director of the veterans bureau, told ex servicemen in Cincinnati that a feasible financing method for a veterans bonus could be found with President Jiarding's support. The remarks came during a joint conference of national and state VFW executives.
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Cincinnati
Jiarding
C. R. Forbes
Veterans’ Lureau
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Ryimel Dies After Illness at Home
John Ryimel died at his Boggs Lane home Monday morning after months of stomach trouble. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs Bosley Eparts and Mrs Ed Steel of Hamilton Ohio, and four sons Jennings John James William. Funeral Tuesday at 3 and interment in Richmond cemetery.
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Beath Cistins
Ryme
John Ryimel
Boggs’ Lane
Bosley Eparts
Ed Steel
Hamilton
Ohio
Jennings
John
James
William
Richmond Cemetery
Knox School Former Superintendent Acquitted
Knox County Ky. Professor Hemphill, former Knox schools superintendent, was acquitted in Knox Circuit Court of misappropriating school funds. After resigning last year amid a state exam alleging missing about 11,000 dollars, he faced indictment. former Governor James D. Black led the defense.
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Knox School
Edharbourville
FE. B. Uemphill
Knox County
Knox
Alemphill
Hemphill
James D. Black
Weather Forecast: Cloudy Tonight With Snow Likely East
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible snow in the east and south portions on Tuesday. Temperatures not as cold on Tuesday in other areas.
Monday Livestock Markets Across Cities Report Slab Prices
Market briefs from Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago show mixed cattle hog and sheep results. Louisville notes 960 cattle best active with $2 gains, hogs at $5 to $8.35, sheep steady, lambs $12. Cincinnati reports hogs 500 with varied weights and prices, cattle steady with calves 6 to 11, sheep and lambs range $4 to $14. Chicago lists 46 000 hogs at $8.25 and 23 000 cattle with broad price spreads.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Salvation Army Warns About Imposters
Charles Mohr cautions the public that impostors claim Salvation Army ties or conduct Army work. He notes a woman approaching on court days has no Army connection, and says the Army has no branches or uniformed solicitors. Mohr has informed the Chamber of Commerce and Exchange Club.
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Salvation Army
Char le Mohr
Army
Mohr
Richmens
Chamber of Commerce and Exchange Club
Spring Building Boom Predicted by Insulating Firms
New York report shows confidence in an unprecedented spring 1923 building boom based on a trade survey across 55 branches in the United States and Canada. John Manville Inc plans substantial output increases, rush two new plants at Asbestos Canada and Waukegan Illinois, and raise factory staff by 13 percent with 26 percent more insulation and roofing material production for next year.
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New York
United States
Canada
Johnas- Manville, Inc
Asbestos
Waukegan
Ill
Wallace Reid On Death’s Door In Los Angeles
Wallace Reid, motion picture actor, has been near death for days and is not expected to live. His wife, in an interview, says doctors corroborate possible exhaustion or influenza with reinfection a danger. She has previously blamed drug overindulgence for his condition.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wallace Reid
Los Angeles Examiner
Reid
House to Probe Rep Keller for Refusal to Testify
Washington December 18 The House judiciary committee appointed a subcommittee to examine what action, if any, should be taken regarding Representative Keller Republican of Minnesota who refused to testify about the information behind his impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty.
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Washington
Liouse Judiciary Committee
Representative Keller
Minnesota
For Sale Florence Heater in A-One Condition
Classified note offers a SATE Florence heater in excellent condition with contact by phone after 5 o clock. Includes price implied by listing code 298 and 2t line.
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Florence
Farm Bureau Seeds Orders Open Before December Twenty Fifth
Farm Bureau urges members to telephone seed orders before December 25. All seeds are advancing. T H Collins secretary 296 2t
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T. H. Collins
Bandits Take $200000 From Denver Mint Truck
three masked men attacked in front of the Denver mint as currency was loaded onto a federal reserve truck. A Federal Reserve guard, Charles Linton, was shot fatally injured and the robbers escaped with $200,000. Denver police and county sheriffs joined the hunt with a second vehicle seen nearby.
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Charles Linton
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Denver Mint
Mint
Police Department
Denver
The Best of Sheet Pictures
A compact feature highlighting B Juett and Son's top sheet pictures.
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B. Juett & Son
Mtw
Life sentence given in Mill Creek ambush killing
Roy Smallwood received a life term in Judge Manning's court for the April 14 ambush killing of Deputy Sheriff John Taylor at Mill Creek. The case sparked broader Mill Creek investigations, with officers fired upon, two horses killed, whiskey manufacture alleged, and a mass warrants sweep by Judge Johnson. Confessions tied Smith and others to threats against Taylor. indictments and violent acts followed.
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Manchester
Roy Smallwood
John Taylor
Mill Creek
A. T. W. Manning
Taylor
Pitt Stivers
Hiram Johnson
State Penitentiary
Commonwealth
Rachel Smith
Smith
Smallwood
Water outage planned for repairs citywide
Water will be cut off from the entire city Tuesday morning December 19 from 8:30 to 10:30 for mains repairs. Richmond Water & Light Co. Inc. announces the temporary shutdown amid ongoing improvements.
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Richmond Water & Light Co., Inc. i
A Piano For Christmas At Green's Piano Store
Mr and Mrs Carl Curtis are visiting relatives in Lancaster. The ad mentions used pianos at Green's Piano Store and suggests tea trays and picture frames made by B Juell & Son.
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Green’s
B. Juell & Son
Mrs
Carl Curtis
Lancaster
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Turkey
Harding
Walace Reid
Death's Door
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Farm
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