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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
2
A NICS briefing notes unusual items including balloons and torpedoes, with focus on rocket test observations. Official sources discuss device types and testing conditions, highlighting safety and regulatory considerations.
Congressman Charles Kearns of Ohio criticizes the Wood boom saying few favor a soldier as president and that nominating Major General Leonard Wood would hand the election to the Democrats. He argues veterans opposed militarism and would reject a soldier candidate.
Washington reports a 1920 income tax reduction due to a proviso in the 1919 law. The heavy 1919 wartime levy will not apply to moderate income earners, reducing the tax for about three quarters of federal taxpayers next year.
Prince Eilis and Dewie Conner appeal Fayette Circuit Court sentence of three years for breaking into a warehouse and stealing whiskey. They argue whiskey may be unsalable if it has no value during the dry spell, challenging whether theft of such goods is a felony.
Paris reports the Supreme Council is pressing Germany to reach a reparations agreement for the sinking of the German fleet at Scapa Flow. The aim is to sign the protocol and exchange ratification of the Versailles treaty before Christmas.
In December 13 issue of Country Gentleman, Stuart O. Blythe surveys prospects for horses amid tractors and urban demand. Despite a prior drop, market demand for big sound horses remains strong with prices reaching 300 dollars in Chicago for large work horses. experts foresee more small-farm breeding modeled after Europe to sustain drafter stock.
E B White remarks on a farm use for horses. Mrs Andrew Isaacs is ill at Robinson Hospital. Last year she was improving slightly. Herbert Todd visits Mrs Margaret Golden at her High street home. Chester Parks relapsed with pneumonia at Chenault street residence. Will Swope returns home after visit in Berea. Mrs Maggie Gabbard, widow of John Rice, died near Slate Lick leaving husband and children. Mr and Mrs S C Lewis traveled to Southwest Arizona reporting flowers and crops. They met W Hudson and family. Etta Mae Lewis wrote UEMSTITCHING and Picoting. 10 cats a yard, Mall orders prompt. Miss Soussey at 130 Nast Main Lexington.
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