Kentucky Officials Accused in Release of Murder Suspect
Hamilton Ohio officials charge Sheriff William Baker and Deputy Sheriff George Baker of Jackson County Kentucky released Kimber Baker, son of the deputy and relative of the sheriff, on their own recognizance in a murder case. The case has prompted appeals to Gov. Cox and Gov. Morrow and drawn sharp accusations of criminal aid to an escape.
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William Baker
George Baker
Jackson County
Hamilton
Ohio
Morrow
Kentucky
Hamilton, O., Journal
Kimber Baker
Harry E. Baker
Charles W. Herrman
C. J. Smith
James Cox
Gov. Morrow
The
Evening Journal
Herrman
Hetterich
Bond
Jackson
L. C. Baldwin
George ‘Baker
Baker
Detecan
Ichi
Brush Creek
Bobtown
Nelson J. Barger
Berea
Jaiman
Churches Unite In Union Vesper Service
A Vesper service at First Christian church drew city congregations together despite bad weather. Rev Tel ford spoke on Retrospection and the 1920 outlook, Dr Homer W. Carpenter argued the year would see significant church influence, and Miss Josephine Carpenter sang Face to Face.
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First Christian Church
Telford
Presbyterian Church
Homer W. Carpenter
Prospect
Josephine Carpenter
Bybee Sells Out At Ashland In Business Move
Ashland Daily Independent reports Dr. Parsons bought the Bybee interest in the Bybee Carden store after nine years of growth. Bybee plans a California health sojourn and may pursue a new venture on return. Friends in Richmond and Ashland hold the Bybees in high esteem and regret the change. Lost dogs listed include a gray dog age five and two black and tan hounds. rewards offered by Frank Jones, Winchester KY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Daily Independent
Bybee
Richmond
Parsons
Bybee-Carden
California
Frank Jones
Winchester
Wanted One or Two Fur Furnished Toes
A humorous classified note seeks one or two fur furnished toes suitable for size 26. The call invites playful offers and unclear context, reflecting a quirky local ad style.
Masons Hold Annual Elections
Richmond Lodge No. 25 F and A M elected officers on Saturday night December 27. New officers include Master Nicholas Harber Senior Warden Robert L. Telford Junior Warden Shiloh S. Myers Treasurer S. S. ParkesSecretary J. G. Bosley Senior Deacon Charles A. Keith Junior Deacon Frank C. Gentry Tyler John A. Kunkle Er nest W. Congleton was raised to Master Mason before the vote. Parkes refused to relinquish 40 years as treasurer. four members ages over 400 comprise Kingston Lodge No. 315 with officers named Robt L Potts Curtis Baker Robt Cochraw L C Powell Wallace Gilbert John Johnson Jas Anderson W O Shelton.
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Richmond Lodge
No. 25
Ernest W. Congleton
Nicholas Harber
Robert L. Telford
Shiloh S. Myers
Kingston Lodge
Messrs
Jas
C. Todd
John W. Maupin
John A. Lane
W. T. Ridder
Robt
L. Potts
Curtis Baker
Cochraw
L. C. Powell
Wallace Gilbert
John Johnson
Jas, Anderson, Tyler
W. O. Shelton
John D. Hamilton Lodge Elects Officers for Madison County
John D. Hamilton Masonic Lodge No. 578 in Union City elected its officers for the ensuing year. Master W. R. Harris Senior Warden Joe Hamilton Junior Warden Dr. R. M. Phelps Secretary J. R. Dunbar Treasurer J. M. Risk Senior Deacon J. C. West Junior Deacon S. M. Hamilton Tyler A. C. Berry The Daily Register seeks reports of officers elected by other Madison county lodges.
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John D. Hamilton Lodge
John D. Hamilton Masonic Lodge
Union City
W. R. Harris
Joe Hamilton
R. M. Phelps
J. R. Dunbar
J. M. Risk
J. C. West
S. M. Hamilton
Tyler
A. C. Berry
Daily Register
Madison County
State Press Association Meets in Louisville Today
The State Press Association gathers in Louisville for its mid winter session at the Hotel Henry Waterson. The program includes C A Radford on The News Print Situation and Rev Richard Lightburne McCready on Americanization with Kentucky editors attending as guests of Judge Robert W. Bingham of the Courier Journal.
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State Press Association
Louisville
Henry Watterson
C. A. Radford
Western Newspaper Union
Avriar
Richard Lightburne McCready
Kentucky
Robert W. Bingham
The
Courier Journal
Mystery Why Ray Did Not See Train
The Lancaster Record reports Mr. Wim. Ray was killed by Old Henry near a railroad crossing with a half mile view down the L. and N. line. It states no blame rests on the engineer Tom Best and notes the collision as a head on wreck with Ray severely injured and later identified by Rufus Blakeman near Kirksville.
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Lancaster
Wim. Ray
Old Henry
Tom Best
Ray
Solon Henry
Henry
Rufus Blakeman
Kirksville
Wm. Ray
Former Richmond Boy Wins More Honors
Master Joe Lee Davis of Lexington, formerly of Richmond, earns praise for his poetry. The Lexington Leader reported he wrote last year’s school garden army song and has been invited by National Director John L. Randall to compose another for this summer. Randall asks the school system to supply lyrics and have music arranged for a full Lexington School Garden Army production.
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Joe Lee Davis
R. Lee Davis
Lexington
Richmond
L. E. Lane
Geoge Noland
John L. Randall
U. S. School Garden
Army
M. A. Cassiday
Randall
Joe Lee
Garden Army
Sale of stock and farm items by L. W. Minter
L. W. Minter advertises a sale of stock farm implements and household goods to be held Tuesday December 30. Items include livestock farming gear and household effects. Public notice invites buyers to attend at the farm location.
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L. W. Minter
Former Richmon Girl Dies at Somerset
Mrs. G. D. Hamilton formerly Bessie Stouffer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stouffer of this city died at her Somerset home after a brief pneumonia illness. She is survived by husband and a few children, mother and sister in this city. Funeral Tuesday at 11 at Mrs. Stouffer’s High street home. Interment in Richmond cemetery.
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G. D. Hamilton
Somerset
Hamilton
Bessie Stouffer
J. B. Stouffer
J. P. Chenault
Madison county dog tax due for 1920 soon
Only 66 of Madison County dogs have paid 1920 taxes so far while 1919 licenses stood at 3,010. The report notes 56,389 dogs were missed in 1918, with 217,765 licenses paid and significant sheep claims tied to dog licenses. Old versus new tax provisions influence fund outcomes and school funding expectations.
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Madison County
Frankfort
Department of Agriculture
Advertising manager on weekly reader appeal and persistence
A seasoned advertising executive states that weekly home paper talks to readers, regardless of the President, will secure business. He emphasizes constant, careful appeals to readers' common sense to drive results.
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United States
Weather Outlook for Kentucky Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight with warmer conditions in the extreme central portions. Tuesday presents a fair day across the state with generally light winds and stable conditions.
Markets Report Mixed Cattle Steady Hogs Higher in Cincinnati
Cincinnati markets show hogs at 14.25 and cattle steady while Chicago holds steady. Louisville cattle 700 head active hogs 2500 steady sheep 50 steady all unchanged with December 29 figures.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
King Pin Arrested in Poisoning Gases
Adolph Panarelli a Manhattan wine and liquor dealer is named as the king pin in the wood alcohol traffic tied to over 50 deaths since Christmas federal agents report Panarelli is jailed with Brooklyn figures John Romanelli and Samuel K Saleeby Investigations show wood alcohol flowed to Hartford and New York sellers with prices around 1500 dollars per barrel State agents say more arrests will follow in a nationwide probe Meanwhile Chicago officials announce manslaughter charges against sellers of wood alcohol used in contaminated beverages.
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Rv Associated Press
New York
Adolph Panarelli
Manhattan
East
Panarelli
John Romanelli
Brooklyn
Samuel K. Saleeby
Romanelli
Salleeby
Hartford
Conn
Pztarelli
Porter
Chicago
Howe
Hoffman
Dr Shott Refuses To Post Bail In Grief Mystery
Louisville December bail granted for Dr Christopher Schott at fifteen thousand dollars while Laurene Gardner is released from the Detention Home on two hundred dollar bond on a delinquency charge. Attorneys say the bail is excessive and refuse to post. Gardner returns to her parents pending next week's delinquency trial.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Elizabeth Griffith
Christopher Schott
Laurene Gardner
Schott
Gardner
Mexican Revolutionists Plan Unity in El Paso
Dec 29 reports say Mexican revolutionists work on unity of military commands and aims to form a de facto government with Francisco Villa named as military leader in El Paso Texas.
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el Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Tobacco sales resume at Home House after holiday recess
The Home House tobacco auction reopened Monday at 10 o clock with a strong market. Numerous baskets of tobacco from local growers were sold at varied prices per pound, while the Madison plans to hold its first sale after the holiday recess Tuesday noon.
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Ted
Richmond
Daily Register
Madison
Kanatzer
Johnson
Gilbert West
Jones
Long
Ed Rhodus
Brandenburg and
Campbell
Evans and
Turner
Taylor and Toomey
W. H. Clark
Wright and Walker
White and Jenkins
Cotton
McCord and Duerson
Neale
James Neale
Phelps and Arbi
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Unite IN Union Vesper Service
W. L. Bybee
Ashland
Masons
S. S. Parkes
Richmon
G. D. Hamiilton
King Pin
DR. Shott
York
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