Democratic party path in Kentucky rests on Senate action
The Richmond Daily Register notes Kentucky Democrats hope Ed Morrow will guide a successful Frankfort administration. It cites The Louisville Times urging the 20 Democratic state senators to favor nonpartisan reform, including schools, prisons, judiciary, and fiscal repair, and to oppose partisan politics in lawmaking. It endorses Governor Morrow's nonpartisan reforms and warns against partisan susceptibility. Rich mond Vulcanizing Co and The FE. C. Christian Co. ad insertions appear amid the political column.
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the Times
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Kentucky Jockey Club funds boost horse industry and charities
The Kentucky Jockey Club voted a $15,000 appropriation last week. The Agricultural Department of the University of Kentucky will receive $5,000 for developing the horse industry. The remaining $10,000 is split among Associated Charities chapters in Louisville Lexington and Covington, giving each about $3,333. The move is praised as noble and forward looking by club leaders.
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Canada lifts liquor sale and horse racing ban
The report notes Canada ending its ban on liquor sales and horse racing on Saturday. It also records the revocation of George W. Holbrook’s teaching certificate by County School Superintendent B. B. Hale, later reversed by State Superintendent Gilbert Holbrook amid moonshining accusations. Miss Mary Herndon is appointed secretary to Judge Henry D. Clayton in Montgomery Alabama.
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Georgetown
Henry D. Clayton
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Montgomery
Ala
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