Paint Lick Man Loses Cash After Train Fall
Felix Estridge, ounty resident, carried $10 200 in cash when he left his sister s home in Paint Lick Kentucky He fell unconscious in a lunch room near Hambol t Tenn and the money disappeared. Investigations focus on what happened to the cash while Estridge remains in a semi conscious condition with possible paralysis events in his history. Authorities from Paint Lick and Hambol t have probes underway as his condition is listed as serious.
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Paint Lick
Felix Estridge
Ind
R. Estridge
Estridge
Hambolt
Tenn
Estrid
Kk. Ross
Elmer
Ridge
Mississippi
W. A. Todd
Tridge
Fridatary
B. B. Montgomery
Colored Boy Dies In France Private Owens Reported Dead
An early war casualty notice from the War Department reports Private A H Owens, an engineer from Waco Kentucky, died of pneumonia in France on or about the 13th. The letter expresses regret at the loss and confirms the death in service.
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France
Madison County
Andrew Owens
Waco
Hts
War Department
Ora B. Owens
A. H. Owens
Income tax deadline set for March 15 by department
From Kineton Feb 6 no extension March 15 will be made for income excess profits reforms, Mary Glass said today. Forms to be available for two or three days. Congress meets today. Amsterdam Feb 6 German Chan-Ebert is cast for an important opening of the first session of the Assembly when that body convenes at Weimar this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Kineton
By Department For Income
Mary Glass
Asterdam
Chicago Tribune Wins Point in Change of Venue Case
In a February decision the Chicago Tribune gains a venue shift in a million dollar libel suit brought by Henry against the paper, moving from county court to a different county for the trial.
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Hicago Tribune
Associated Press
The
Chicago Tribune
Henry
House Affairs Committee Eyes Ireland Peace Center Favorable Action
The House Affairs Committee today favorably reported a resolution urging the Peace Center to consider aiding Ireland toward self rule. Four of seven members reportedly voted against the resolution.
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House Affairs Committee
Peace Center
Ireland
Long Delayed Tax Bill Agreed On In Congress
Congress approves a broad tax bill with little change from earlier House and Senate versions. War excess profits tax on corporations and personal and corporate income tax rates are revised, with transportation and luxury taxes largely adopted by conferees. Estates and insurance rates from the House are reinstated.
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Congress
Wes
Saas le
House
Senate
General strike called in Seattle over shipyard labor dispute
Seattle on February 6 saw a general strike at 10 o clock with union street car men guiding their cars to barns while elevator operators and restaurant staff left work in sympathy with about 25,000 ship workers striking for their cause. Lister indicated he might call out troops at both locations.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Lister
Nations Commission Advances at Paris Conference
The Society of Nations Commission of the Peace Conference reports progress toward completion. Representatives of Czecho Slovakia Greece Poland and Romania have been admitted. An agreement and a draft statement on the principles guiding the entity were reached.
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Associated Press
Paris
Society of Nations Commission of the Peace Conference
Czecho-Slovakia
Greece
Poland
Rumania
Society Nations
Lift It To Bottom Washington Bulletin
Chairman Devrman called a meeting as part of a Washington bulletin dated February 6. The record notes an organized effort with unspecified actions and participants mentioned in the readable fragment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bulletin
Devrman
Congregational Meeting On Building 3 Church Next Sunday
By order of the session a congregational meeting is called for next Sunday morning to consider matters related to the building of 3 church. R L Telford and Dan H Breck.
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R. L. Telford
Dan H. Breck
Stock market roundup from Louisville cattle hogs and sheep
Today's live stock markets in Louisville show cattle at about 200 head with steady to strong demand. Hogs number 1,100 and bring $7 to $17.75 per hundredweight. Sheep at 50 head remain steady and unchanged.
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Louisville
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a laxative for children and adults. It claims coated tongues signal stomach and bowel cleansing, promises quick relief from feverish, listless symptoms and “inside” cleansing, and notes sections for babies and grown-ups.
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California
Fresh fish and dressed poultry at Neffs Fish and Oyster House
Daily supply of fresh fish and dressed poultry from Neffs Fish and Oyster House advertised with a phone contact. The line provides limited details and lacks dates or full address.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Big Home House Tobacco Sale Draws Wild Crowd
At the Big Home House a tobacco sale led by Will Luxon and Irvine Hume drew a packed crowd as Broaddus and others sold large baskets at prices ranging from 16c to $1.10 a pound. Multiple lots from W. D. Broaddus, Duerson B, John Morris, Taylor and Haden, Warford, Ross, J. C. Long, Embry and Clark, Ballew and Lester, and Huggins sold across wide price ranges, with strong demand reported throughout the day.
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Will Luxon
Irvine Hume
W. D. Broaddus
Pep” Judy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Bill Luxon
Luxon
Johny’ Hume
Mr. Broaddus
Duerson B
John Morris
Taylor and
Haden
E. B. Warford
Ross
J. C. Long
W. B. Turner
Embry and Clark
Ballew and Lester
Huggins
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Bolsheviks Seek Conference Details From Entente
A Russian Bolshevik communication asks the Entente to promptly inform the Soviet government of where its representatives will be and on what date and route a conference may be held, preferably on Prince Island. The message signals willingness to begin talks aimed at stopping military activity and addressing Russia’s entente financial obligations.
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Entente
Prince Island
Aess
Russia
Three Years In Pen For Non-Support of Children
A Berea resident Frank Richardson faces three years in the penitentiary for desertion and failure to support his wife and five children. In circuit court yesterday jurors returned the verdict. Other cases included John Baker fined $25 for assault and battery and Elmore Hendricks’s bond forfeiture for failure to appear in a support case. Wm. Wilcox was acquitted of breaching the peace. The Webb indictment tied to the Embry McNally killing remains contingent. Jesse Hunter’s weapon charge and bond forfeitures were noted. Rollie Harrison faces concealed weapon charges and disfranchisement on an appeal from police court. Rockwood coffee ad copy appears at the end.
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Frank Richardson
Berea
John Baker
W. D. Logsdon
Elmore Hendricks
Messrs. Hatton and Simms
Jessamine County
Wm. Wilcox
Paint Lick
Arthur Webb
Embry McNally
Red Lick
Jesse Hunter
John Hensley
W. B. Smith
R Rollie Harrison
Comedy Comes To Richmond Next Week
A packed opera house saw the Majestic Road Show open with vaudeville sketches. The Bennetts led performances with other acts drawing strong applause. Baby actors from the Da Prons family impressed, and a change of program is listed for tonight. Arthur Hauk's Sunshine Girls Company is billed for next Monday through Wednesday, February 20–21–22, with Hank's Sunshine Girls playing in Lexington this week.
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Bennetts
da Prons
Richmond
Arthur Hauk
Sunshine Girls
Hank
Lexington
Ada Meade
Roosevelt Day At Normal Observed Across States
Roosevelt Day at Normal College and other schools will be celebrated next Sunday. The event marks a nationwide observance with activities planned at multiple campuses and community gatherings across the state.
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Roosevelt
Great Power Council Opens Talks With Soviet Government
Paris February 6 the Supreme Council accepted Bolshevik recognition and arranged a joint five power committee to meet Soviet representatives. One American delegate is a close Wilson ally and the other a well known middle west newspaper editor.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Wilson
Middle West
Richmoyd Bottling Works Proprietor Buys Ford Truck
Proprietor Emil Lohrisch of Richmoyd Bottling Works buys a Ford truck from Madison garage, expanding his business fleet.
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Emil Lohrisch
Richmoyd Bottling Works
Madison
Rich mond Buicks to Anchor New West Main Garage
Burton Roberts and L. W. Minter bought the Collins lot at West Main and Third, opposite the Glyndon Hotel, planning a large garage building with possible storefronts above. The Richmond Buick Company will occupy the site, adding a major business anchor to the area. The sale includes a frame two story house, the old Happy Tea Room cottage, and the large livery barn at Third and Water, with a price near 15000 dollars.
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Richmond
Burton Roberts
L. W. Minter
Collins
West Main and
Third Streets
Glyndon
Richmond Buick Company
Roberts
Third Street
Third
Water Streets
Desirable 7 Room Home for Rent on Aspen Avenue
For rent a seven room house on Aspen avenue in first class condition. Contact Mrs. K G Wiggins for details.
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Aspen Avenue
K. G .Wiggins
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