Sixty Indictments From Grand Jury Sealed in Circuit Court
The grand jury, before adjourning, handed up sixty true bills in circuit court. The targets include liquor sales to minors, drunken driving, assault, battery, burglary, grand larceny, shooting on a public highway, and other offenses. The docket lists charges such as keep liquor for sale, selling liquor to a minor, and murder in varying forms.
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Bridsy
Tor Gaming
Rickrete
Cosmin TA
Pricqau
Corryinge
Mercery
Ft. Sullerian
Murcer
Fire kills mother two children and sister in Memphis tragedy
A February fire in Memphis Burns to death Mrs Lotte New Mer, her two children, and her sister Mrs Velma Sitimens. A street railway employee is among the dead. The origin of the blaze remains undetermined as witnesses fled amid flames.
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Associated Cross
Memphis
Penn
Lotte New Mer Wile
Emphoyee
Velma Sitimens
Local Notices and Marriages Mentioned in County Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR highlights include marriages and obituaries. Rev O H Green officiated a ceremony in Jellico Tennessee. Charles Scott family and Thermas Price of Bosxle Counts attended the wedding in Lostcaster High School. Mr Barnard burial attended by multiple relatives. James Robinson, a farmer and stockman from Jackson County, declares candidacy for sheriff in August primary.
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Ered
Pevares
Cole
Lilberad Reotkin
Srathville
Ind
Callie S. Scott
J. \. Secott
Lostcaster
Thanta
Gas
W. OO
Bradley Ane
Abs
J. G. South
Franktfort
Cheech
Danville
Willian Barnard
New York
MO. Barnard
Hugeton
James Robinson
Stocksman
McWhee
Jackson County
Republicsi
New Wool Plaid Ladies Skirts From E V Elder
New bot of ladies wool plaid skirts priced attractively at 7.48. Offered by E V Elder at 36 2. Local ad-style brief notes shop item and price.
Scandal in Bourbon County Sheriff Race
A report from Paris dated February 12 describes M. Peale Collier entering the Democratic primary for sheriff of Beatrhom county amid accusations and tensions. Sheriff Wit McChineck warns of the crowded field and potential contest to the race as regional political strife rises.
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Bourbon
Joy Associatent Press
Paris
M. Peale Collier
Raee
Heriioei Beatrhom
Shertt
Olive Ylevaent
Wit McChineck Todas
West
Cepeel Ibigirs
Italy
The
Theavs
Marshall Marrothers
Bank executive returns after resignation at Danville institution
Seper Back in Bank Xr. burr Oper, Wiies disis Doe en metivel enone with the Farm ers National Bank, Danville, for the past sixteen years, and who hineleed at his resignation effec tive Pelruars 1. has been asked tes reninty bys the board of direc tors. appreciatinge the high com pliment paid him by the board he has recalled his resignation and is again back with the institution and ready to greet his many friends as of sore.
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Burr Oper
Farmers National Bank
Danville
Black Cozs Price List for City Delivery and Yard
LL Powers advertises Black Cozs at 9 dollars per ton delivered in city and 8 dollars per ton at the yard. Phone number for orders is 139.
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LL. O. Powers
Quail for Kentucky Funded for Release Plan
The State Game and Fish Commission approved four thousand dollars to purchase Mexican quail for release in Kentucky. The birds are described as the same variety as native Kentucky quail.
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Ssociated Press
Frankfort
State Rish and Game Commission
Kentucky
Livestock Market Report From Cinguarati and Louisville
Hog prices rise to 10.00 to 10.50 with hogs 25 cents higher in Cinguarati dated Feb 12. Cattle in Louisville Kentucky steadystate with 100 possibly traded and unchanged with tops at 10.00 and prices around 9.50. Dead cattle noted in Chicago market with cattle activity described as active.
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Chicago
Louisville
Sam Puckett
Robert Thomas
Irvine Teachers Host Card Party With Noted Guests
Mrs Harkleroad entertained Irvine teachers with a card party at the new city school. Guests included Miss Walter Mac Ratliff Miss Bertha Suess den Elizabeth Vador and others from Ningston Mil lersburg and Florida. Highlights: scores by Mr Simith and Mrs Kathitf, prize to Mr Cockrill for rook, and refreshments afterward. Mrs Plarklroadl assisted by Mrs Ben B Waddell. A Pagann Stock Connny act is slated for Mlagestie Ravenna later this week featuring local talent.
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Harkleroad
Irvine City
Tler
Walter Mac Ratliff
Bertha Suessden
Elizabeth Vador
Roa. Smith
Harry S. Cock
EL. Ross
Clanstead
Peneho
Duncan
Simith
Kathitf
Cockrill
Plarklroadl
Ben B. Waddell
Nassville
Teun
Mlagestie Theater
Ravenna
Bos
Filetbert Harkhond
Ane Nirs
Mihiele Read
Paul English
New Orleans
Valley View Social Notes Highlight Rural Visits
Valley View residents and relatives are listed visiting and hosting in a series of Sunday dinners and weekend gatherings. Mr. Disie Kidwell and Dise Kidwell entertained friends at Mrs. Hugh Robinsons. Nearby families including the Griggs, Tuders, Park, and Tudors appear in multiple social mentions.
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Disie Kidwell
Flavenna
Hugh Bobs
Elaa Cosby
Guy
Myre
Edgar Burgess
Charles Harve
Mre
Harvey
Ida Tudor
Dise Kidwell
Hugh Robinson
C. C. Grigg
Duvall
New Mexico
M. A. Bailey
Arch Francis
Richmond
C. C. Griggs
H. H. Tudor, Jr
Colin A. Park
Union
Robert Samples
Pryse
Clark Ashcraft
Roscoe Sanders
Huge pork bill moves to Senate with $15.25 million
Washington report states the House rivers and harbors bill carrying fifteen and a quarter million dollars was favorably reported to the Senate today without amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Robbers Break Bank Safe in Tem perance Bank Heist
Thieves battered the Bank of Temperance at Temperance Micah about 20 miles north of Toledo and pried loose a time locked safe containing 11000 dollars into a truck. One robber escaped. bank officials expect the safe to open itself Monday morning.
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Tix Associated Press
Toledo, O
Bank of Temperance
Temperance
Micah
Here
First Christian Church to Open Series of Special Services
Readiness builds for Sunday opening of services at First Christian Church led by Dr. Ainslie of Baltimore. He arrives tonight after ten days away for remarks and will preach at 7:45 tomorrow morning. A union service is planned tomorrow night with Mrs. George Pickels directing music and city choirs. An audience corps under Henry Cosby will assist. Dr. Ainslie was delayed in Cincinnati and will reach Richmond tonight.
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Henr Cosby
Ainslie
Richmond
Carpenter
Cincinnatti
Butter market slips as imports buoy supplies in Lent period
Production shows net hide increase while demand rises with Lent. Receipts remain normal for the year, and prices move with the change. Butter remains lower earlier in the week but shows reaction as large storage butter and heavy imports from Denmark are forecast. CG KE Cameron, presiding elder of Lexington district, will preach at Fourth Street Church Sunday at four.
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Penmeark
KE. Cameron
Lexington
First Methodist
New Patterns in Ladies Wool Plaid Skirts
E. V. Elder offers a fresh lineup of ladies all wool plaid skirts priced at 7.48. The collection features updated patterns and durable fabrics suitable for current fashion needs.
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E. V. Elder
Oil price cuts hit all grades by 50 cents a barrel
The principal oil purchasing agencies announce a uniform 50 cent reduction in crude prices across grades. New benchmarks include Pennsylvania crude at 4.25, Cabell 2.96, Somerset 2.25, Somerset light 2.50, Ragland 1.25 per barrel. Kentucky wardens report 22 January arrests and 22 convictions for game law violations, with 21 arrests by volunteer wardens and an equal number of convictions.
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Pittsburg
Reb
Pennsylvania
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Light
Ragland
Frankfort
Kentucky
Fair Tonight Dims After Sunday Weekend Heat
A disturbance moved through the central area bringing sultry conditions and a cooler night expected. Forecasters warned of lingering humidity and patchy clouds across the region.
Local Social News and Arrivals
Community notes report a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Clarence Montgomery formerly Miss Nannie Gabbard at her home. Updates include the arrival of a baby boy for Mr and Mrs James Durham named Rasmon Clas, and several residents moving, visiting relatives, or changing homes within the area.
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Mise Tatura Tinkbeare
Clarence Montgomery
Nannie Gabbard
Mroc
Leonard Isaac
Pos Cire
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illnesses
Parola and widow Logsdon visit relatives in Ftkatawa while John Chrisman sees his children in Ohio. Broaddus confined to his room with rheumatic, Gardner McGow dined with Woolerys, Beulah Wilson and Mollie Broaddus in Richmond, and Mollie heads to Cincinnati to stay with sister Mrs Brandenburg. Geneva Dalton ill but recovering. W G Wegowen and Wm Evans pass through Richmond on business. Hazel Logsdon convalesces at home after brief illness.
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Logsdon
Ftkatawa
John Chrisman
Oqhie
B. J. Broaddus
W. Gardner McGow
W. R. Woolery
J. B. Wilson
Beulah
Richmond
Mollie Broaddus
Geneva Dalton
W. G. WeGowen
Wm. Evans
Vidorado
Ark
Hazel Logsdons
Cincinnati
Charles Brandenburg
Offcers Foil Well Planned Coup In Philadelphia
Detective following extortion threats to banker EB T Stotesbury placed money in a church box. A passerby picked up the box, surrendered the funds under gunpoint, and proved to be a law abiding citizen.
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Philadelphia
EB. T. Stotesbury
J. P. Morgan and Company
Detective Testimony Opens Mattawan Battle Trial
Williamson West Virginia May confrontation described by Baldwin-Felts detective Don McDowell as the opening gunfire in the pistol battle that left ten dead. McDowell placed a first shot in a hardware store doorway near the railway and noted Reece Chambers operating a car during the incident. Max Chatin testified she overheard Deputy Webb and Chief Hatfield threaten the Baldwin-Felts men.
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Webb
Side Hatfield
Hatfield
Baldwin-Felts
Mattawan
Set Brothers Buy Union Supply Store
Announcement reports the entire stock of the Clinton Supply Company sold by assignee OL Nallace to Messrs WS Jett and Sam Jett Bros. Jett Jr. plan to reopen with new dry goods and furnishings and advertise bargains in the Daily Register. Sam Jett returns from Grand Rapids to oversee the new venture with his brother.
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Cinton Sipp Company
OL Nallace
WS. Jett
Sam Jett Bros
Compos Jett, Jr
Cite City
Phew Plait
Columaas
The
Daily Register
Sam Fett Ha
Garand Rapids
Mich
Brother Wong
Quartet Delayed Until 6 55 P M At New Mal School
The Orphen Four Male Quartet, delayed due to train connections, will now appear at the New Mal School tonireht Richmond unt 8 9 5 5 o o clock. President TP J Coates said the manager telegraphed they will be ready to begin promptly and to have an automobile meet the train. Reports say the quartet is worth waiting for and a large crowd should greet them.
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Orphen
Newmal School
Richmond
TP. J. Coates
Presiding Elder Conducts Lexington District Talks
Dr. G. FE. Cameron presiding elder of the Lexington district spoke at the Methodist church on College Hill during Saturday sessions at 11 am and 7 pm and Sunday at 11 am. Rev. J. A. McClintock, the pastor, attended with him during the quarterly sessions.
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G. FE. Cameron
Lexington
Methodist
College Hill
J. A. McClintock
Cameron
Richmond Tobacco Market Receives Heavy Local Sales Total
The Richmond tobacco market remains strong with Madison and nearby counties selling over two million pounds. The overall average stands near 14.51 per pound, with detailed buyer and house totals listed, including the Heme dlomse, Madison Trove and many individual sellers such as Arthur Parker and Robert Winkler, reflecting significant regional output and revenue.
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Richmond
Madison
Norman
FSS Ederne Gee Eclals Oodieks Currys
Estill Woman Mrs Bert King Dies At West Irvine
Mrs Bert King of West Irvine dies at home after illness. Widow of Mas O J Young sister of Az Hall, age 33, left three children, parents, and siblings. Richard Gentry, Boyle Bank president and local farmer, buys Hl G Shumaker farm of 343 acres for 86 600.
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Mas O. J. Young
Bert King
West Irvine
Azhall
Mies. Kangewns
Richard Gentry
Boyle Bank & Trust Company
Danville
Hl. G. Shumaker
Gentry
Boyle County
Weerk's Weather Guess
Weather forecast for the Ohio Valley from associate press reports predicts considerable cloudiness with occasional rain or snow and temperatures near or above normal around February 12.
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Tress
Washington
Ohio Valley
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Tear Vicars
Mopeestom
Tits Cotunty
Rived
Aldernmitu
Lietis Press
Vain Explo Democratic
Jobhuay
Seper
Jupiter
Aircraf
Langley. S
Kearsarge
Irvine
Valley View
Jana
Rinsue
Vo Methodist Church
Warner Sunday
Oent
Central
Jant & Rep Pol A
Wresthy
Troms Berea
le Junior
Harker
Camel Mar
James Durham
Rasmond Clas
Mabel Monteoniers
Nellie
Merea
Chaves Davison
Bernstadt
Mistipim
Farina
Plowsrd Plidson
Ing. John Watube
Western Electric Company
Parola
Associated Press
Asecelated Press
SET Brothers
Union Supply Stoce
Gara
Howard
Sanc Barker
Wotal
Gal Todd
Arthur Parker
Chenault and
Marshall
Robert Winkler
Wi. S
John Thomas
Thomers
Gordon
Dillon and Sow
Walker
Dillon
J. Young
Estill
Boyle
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