Tobacco Plunger Goes Broke At Danville
Danville lawyer C C Bagby files for bankruptcy with liabilities around 300000. He owns about 5000 acres of knob land across Boyle Lincoln and Casey counties and a 184000 life policy. The slump in tobacco prices and heavy guarantees to tenants and creditors led to the insolvency, with a long list of creditors and secured debts cited.
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C.C. Bagby
Danville
Knob
Boyle
Lincoln
Casey Counties
Bagby
The
Southern Railway
Thon
John W. Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Washington
Granville Cecil
Sarah Cecil
Boyle County
Bank of Pennyvile
Opie Toee
Riddim Brace Tuscare
S.sdich
Cecil Liberate
Lurding & Loan Association
POO Parville Wagter T Company
Rev.l. Satter
I. Burke
N. J. Curry
Iain Cotttinm
Pieas Thekker
Peapies Park
Percyville
Sam Lyons
Ken Lester
Parks
Nussel
Lurber
Jennie Dithehay
Mitchel Roberts
H. Ho Bourne
Will J. Price
James Gentry
John Stout
Jennie Lee
WH. Rauchman
James H. McGinnis
Freeman Furniture Co
Susan Reedes
Sarah Schooling
Mitchel Taylor
Anderson & Spillman
Crescent Lumber Co
J. S. Butler
J. M. Nichols
George Weatherford
Kinley & Company
Vashin Brothers
Catin & Harmon
Chestnut-Salter Hardware Company
G. A. Roberts
Swift & Company
Hudson & Davis
Yates Hudson
A.T. Wingate
Marie Mason
Kate Rice
M. J. Farris
Farmers National Bank
Tda Lord
W. H. Roberts
Sam Tuermle
Yurkam Implement
Huches & McCarty
Royle Bank
Nnn
Tobacco Warehouse
Compa- Danville Tee & Coal Co
Bnairnes Anne
Tailor J Black to Visit Richmond for Week of Appointments
Tr J Black of Walsh a famed Louisville tailor will arrive in Richmond on February 9 and stay for a week meeting many of his patrons in the city.
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Tr. J. Black
Walsh
Louisville
Richmond
Brutus Bogie Dies After Short Illness
Richmond mourns Brutus Bogie a recent arrival from Edenton who died of araemic poisoning his death leaving a wife five children and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bogie The funeral was held at his Woodland avenue home and he was buried in Richmond cemetery
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Brutus Bogie
Richmond
Bogie
Edenton
Woodland Avenue
Hunley
Tle
Ile
Herbert Sallee
Edith
Anna Marie
Pauline Bogie
Elbert Bogie
Morris Bogie
Hichmond Cemetery
Great Throng of Pupils Pouring In at Normal School
A flood of new students arrives at the Normal School with over 150 boys and girls in town by Monday. Dormitories are full and some students are housed off campus as the school expands dining and transport services to handle the crowd. The campus bus will operate on a streetcar schedule to reach distant homes.
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Operaton
Mother seeks commutation for son in Evansville case
Ossining New York February 7 Mrs Anna Foster mother of Jesse Walker of Evansville Indiana formerly Western Kentucky sentenced to be electrocuted here Thursday night failed to obtain Governor Miller's commutation. She departed for Washington to urge Indiana senators and possibly President Wilson to intervene.
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Ossining
N. Y
Anna Foster
Jesse Walker
Evansville
Ind
Western Kentucky
Miller
Washington
Indiana
Wilson
Lost Bird dog missing from Kentucky listing
White female Lost Bird dog with tan ears is property of Curtis Jett. License number 325. Notify Virgil Jett of Doylesville Kentucky. 303
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Curtis Jett
Virgil Jett
Doylesville
Coal price list for city and yard delivery
Black coal offered at nine dollars per ton delivered in the city and eight dollars per ton at the yard. Contact L. O. Powers by phone at 180 for orders.
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L. O. Powers
Father and Son Banquet Planned for February 25
Churches announced a Fathers and Sons banquet to be held Friday evening February 25 with seating for about 250 fathers and sons. An out of town speaker is expected and fathers are urged to invite a boy without a father if they have no son. The event will use a large city banquet hall and committees are active.
Country on Sound Economic Basis Across Nation
Washington reports the country rests on a sounder economic base as deflation ends. Comptroller Williams tells Congress prices of commodities and raw materials are at or below prewar levels and labor must decide on wage scales. The nation's 8,100 banks hold about $59 billion in resources with gross earnings near $1 billion.
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Asso Tated
Washington
Williams
Congress
Pueblo
Colorado
New York City
Kansas City
Madison County Fans Plan Big Night With Tetrazzini
A large crowd from Madison County plans to attend a concert by Madam Luisa Tetrazzini, the renowned coloratura soprano, at Woodland Auditorium in Lexington. The article recalls her operatic debut in Italy and first U S appearance in San Francisco and highlights her extensive repertoire and vocal prowess.
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Madison County
Lexington
Madam Luisa Tetrazzini
Woodland Auditorium
Madam Tetrazzini
Italy
America
San Francisco
New York
Manhattan Theatre
Tetrazzini
House OKs five new hospitals for disabled veterans
Washington February 7 House passes a bill to contract five hospitals for disabled veterans at an estimated cost of twelve and a half million dollars.
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Washington
House Today
MULE MARKET RUNS STRONG AT LOCAL SALE
Activity surged on Moundlay county court day as buyers from London and nearby counties purchased mules and cattle. Tom Chenault sold two two year old male mules for $500 to a London buyer, while Sam Matheny paid $490 for two four year old work mules from McCord and Reams. Other sales and plant stock trades reported, with buyers seeking hybrids and quality stock.
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Moundlay
Matheny
McCord
Reams
T. W. Jones
Stanford
John Rigsby
Lincoln
Richmond Girl in Marital Mixup
Winchester paper reports Mrs. Camilla Little traveled from New Orleans to search for her husband George Little and found he had another wife from Richmond. County records here show no local marriage to that name, though licenses may have been issued elsewhere. The New Orleans wife swore out a warrant. she claimed marriage in February 1920. Owen McKee February Clean up and Remnant Sale begins Friday February 11 with doors at 8.
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Winchester
Camilla Little
New Orleans
George Little
Richmond
Card of Thanks from Gaines Family for Support
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our son Clifford. Special thanks to Dr. Hume Miss Smith Dr. Mc Dougle and the choir for services and floral contributions from Mr and Mrs V M Gaines.
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Clifford
Hume
Miss Smith
Dr. McDougle
V. M. Gaines
FOR SALE two items and help wanted notices in scattered lines
For sale a Ford truck in first condition offered cheaply by Adam Kelly contact 936 at 511 E Main. Lost Saturday a pair of glasses in Smoot case return to Mrs James Burnside. For sale blue grass seed choice variety contact J B Cox Kirksville. Men wanted to qualify for firemen brakemen no experience needed transportation furnished write A Scoles Supt St en Feb 7 13 20 27. Men wanted for detective Jack experienced unnecessary White J.
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Vrord
Adam Kelly
E. Main
James Burnside
J. B. Cox
Kirksville
A. Scoles
St. En
Jack
White J
Kentucky Weather Report: Rain Likely in East and Central
Weather forecast for Kentucky shows rain in the east and central portions tonight with mixed rain and clouds likely in western and central areas Tuesday. Temperatures trend cooler across the state with lingering showers possible in the afternoon.
Today's Livestock Markets Cincinnati and Louisville Reports
Cincinnati markets on Feb 7 show Packers about steady with lights 25c lower and Chicago lower. cattle steady. Louisville on Feb 7 reports cattle 1,700 head slow, hogs 2,700 steady, sheep 50 steady, all unchanged from Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Prominent Woman Dies at Doylesville
Mrs. John Moore wife of a famed Doylesville farmer died at home last week. A faithful Christian she was beloved by all. Survived by husband daughter Miss Annie Moore of Winchester and brothers Robert Walden of Winchester Elijah Walden of Union City and General Walden of Doylesville. Funeral services were held Friday.
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John Moore
Doylesville
Annie Moore
Winchester
Robert Walden
Elijah Walden
Union City
General Walden
Dies at College Hill: Bud Broaddus 68
Bud Broaddus, 68, died at his College Hill home Saturday from a stroke. He was a Methodist parishioner and survived by his wife. Burial followed Sunday afternoon at College Hill cemetery.
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Bud Broaddus
College Hill
Methodist Church
8000 Disloyal Teachers Said to Be Removed
Henry Ryan of Boston, chairman of the Americanism committee, told the Legion executive committee that about 8000 disloyal teachers exist in U S educational institutions and that 2000 are in colleges and universities. He announced a Washington meeting on March 15 to consolidate Americanization efforts.
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Washington
United States
Henry Ryan
Boston
Americanism Committee
Legion
Ryan
Flood objects to DNC meeting demand in St Louis
Representative Flood of Virginia, chair of the Democratic Congressional Committee, opposes a March 1 DNC meeting in St Louis by 49 members. He says future national campaign issues will be set by Senate and House Democrats who will oppose legislation not in the national interest. He notes Texas Committeeman Love's request and affirms White remains chairman to serve the entire party.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Representative Flood
Virginia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Senate
House Democrats
Flood
Texas
Love
White
Democratic Party
Again Put Off Chicago
The Federal Railroad Labor Board delayed the hearing on the protest of railway executives to the employes reply to the railroads request for immediate abrogation of national agreements. It will be heard next Thursday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Railroad Labor Board
Tobacco Barn Fire Destroys Four Crops in Midway Kentucky
Fire at E. E. Offutt Tobacco Warehouse in Midway Kentucky destroys four tobacco crops belonging to Mrs. Nave Albert Stevens, Charles Stewart and E. E. Offutt. Origin of blaze unknown. R. M. residence damaged up to two thousand dollars.
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Midway
E. E. Offutt
S. Nave
Albert Stevens
Harles Stewart
Mr. Offutt
R. M
Remnant Sale Opens Friday February 11
Owen McKee announces the annual remnant sale starting Friday February 11 offering more bargains than ever before.
Noted Churchman Here for a Week
Announcement in Richmond details Dr Peter Ainslie of Baltimore arriving for a week of sermons and addresses. The event is chaired by Dr Homer Carpenter with community wide appeal, two services daily, and books listed among his works.
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Peter Ainslie
Baltimore
Richmond
Homer W. Carpenter
St. Louis
Christian Unity Conference
Ainslie
Christian Church
First Christian Church
God
Dr. Ainslie
Carpenter
Foreign Markets for Tobacco Crops
Louisville report notes a growing worldwide market for American goods, including tobacco, backed by the Foreign Trade Finance Corporation American Manufacturers Foreign Credit Insurance Exchange and Federal International Banking Company. R L McKellar says these mutual organizations will supply long term credits to expand foreign sales with support from Bernard Baruch and Robert W Bingham aiding Kentucky tobacco growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Foregn Trade Finance Corporation
American Manufacturers’ Foreign Credit Insurance Exchange
Federal International Banking Company
R. L. McKellar
Southern Railway System
McKellar
Mr. McKellar
Bernard Baruch
New York
Robert W. Bingham
Kentucky
Bold Kidnapping Report Shocks White Plains
Police report several men battered down a door at Lewis Albohns home in White Plains. They fired pistols and abducted Mrs Anna King, a New York girl, injuring her with a shot that grazed her and narrowly missed Albohns family. One man claimed the girl as his wife.
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New York
Lewis Albohns
White Plains
Anna King
Albohn
Editor Bell Seeks State Senate Seat in Lawrence District
H. V. Bell is a candidate for State Senator in his district in Lawrence, running as editor of the local Lawrence burg News. He seeks support from voters in the upcoming election.
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H. V. Bell
The
Lawrenceburg News
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Bagby and Huguely
Lizzie Smith
Irish Republic
Craig Clinth
Greystones
County Wicklow
Eamonn de Valera
Fos Ma
Owen McKee
Associated Presse
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