Whisky Heist at Loretto Warehouse Stuns Marion County
A Marion county liquor theft is blamed on Cob Lann of Loretto with 33 to 35 barrels of whisky missing from a bonded warehouse. Investigators describe a complex scheme involving a “free” warehouse permit, concealed access, and repeated truck transfers as federal agents close in on the case.
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Marion County
Lebanon
Lann
Loretto
Kevin
Boin
Louisville
Genmee
R. Cummins & Company
Loretto Distillers
Iniertcam Wrecking and Salvage Company
Fortier
Lynn
Andin
Leretto
Reuben Brown
Phewsday
Prohibition
Moonshiners' Still Destroyed in Marion County Raid
Prohibition officers from Linisville raided near a Marion church in Marion county and destroyed a 100 gallon still with 150 gallons of singlings. Officer McFarland located the still earlier. Sheri Tapp and two others joined the field team. A firefight ensued. the moonshiners fled, leaving their lookout captured.
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Associated Press
Leornsville
Marion Church
Marion County
Prohibition
Linisville
McFarland
Sheri? Tapp
Springfield
Ten Year Sentence for Theft of Eleven Cases
Jack Aldridge recently indicted for stealing eleven cases of whistles valued at two thousand dollars was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary in circuit court here.
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Owellsleore
iNy
Jack Aldridse
Millions to be Returned to Liquor Men Under Treasury Ruling
Treasury Department rulings promise repayments to distillers liquor dealers and former saloonkeepers for obsolescence of property. Senate hearings heard estimates from Senators Smoot and Frelinghuysen, suggesting totals from 2.0 to 4.0 billion dollars.
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Treasury Department
Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Smoot
Frelinghuysen
Mir. Frelinghuysen
Bring your eggs to Richmond Welch Co
Advert says bring eggs to Richmond Welch Company for purchase or drop off. The notice lists location and hours for customers and suppliers in the local area.
Convicts Father Helped In Elga Case Allegedly
Frankfort Kentucky reports that Jacob Hicks of Cynthiana, father of Heber Hicks, is charged with aiding three Frankfort prison escapees. Warden Moyer says confessions were obtained from Chester Phelps and Ray Blackburn. An elder Hicks arrest is pending as investigators seek the source of the escape plan.
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Jacob Jlcks
Cynthiana
Heber Hicks
Moyer
Chester Phelps
Ray Blackburn
Hicks
H.C. Brown
Lexington
J. al. Brown
Daniel Powell
Powell
Mavis Woods
B.D
Tracey
Prankfort
Versailles
Comet May Hit Earth in June Fireworks Display
A bright comet named Pons-Winnecke may sweep Earth’s path around June 24 per Dr. Cromelin of Greenwich. Scientists say overall impact would be negligible due to the comet’s small size, though a spectacular fiery tail is predicted, echoing Halley’s 1912 display.
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England
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Royal Observatory
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Stanifer's Halves Raincoats in Men’s Ruterized Sale
Special for Tuesday the 15th offers men’s Ruterized raincoats at half price at Stanifer's. Limited time event targets shoppers seeking discounted outerwear with a focus on the advertised product line.
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Stanifer’s
Weather for Kentucky: fair tonight and Friday
Kentucky forecast calls for clear skies and calm temps tonight turning chilly by Friday. No precipitation expected as overnights dip into the 40s to 50s and daytime highs in the 60s.
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Today’s markets show cattle slower with hogs 15 to 25 cents lower. Chicago’s 44,000 head mix declines 15 cents. Louisville reports cattle steady to 23 cents lower with tops at $10, sheep unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Caruso in Critical Condition with No Hope Stated
Enrico Caruso the world famous tenor remains in unsatisfactory and critical condition early today according to his attending physician. News accounts say he rallied briefly from a second relapse but is again very weak and near collapse.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Sorner
Taxpayers May Save Money by Early Income Return Filing
Louisville Kentucky officials say filing income tax returns early from January 1 to March 15 may save money for taxpayers. Internal Revenue agents are stationed at offices statewide to assist with exemptions and travel to rural areas to meet taxpayers at their homes. Kentucky has about 56 deputies aiding returns in Louisville Lexington Danville Maysville Frankfort Paducah and Owensboro.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Teb
Internal Revenue Department
Marcel
Wentucky
Lexington
Danville
Maysville
Frankfort
Paducah
Owensboro
Best Patent Flour Deal at Richmond Welch Co
Richmond Welch Co advertises Best Patent Flour at 1.40 dollars. Promotes 38 43 oil stoves and time saving services. Encourages customers to visit for savings and faster purchasing.
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Richmond Welch Co
Hoosier Cabinets Featured by Richmond Welch Co
Richmond Welch Co offers Hoosier kitchen cabinets with a $5 payment plan for home installation. The ad promotes convenient credit terms and local manufacturing.
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Hoosier
Richmond Welch Co
Two Ohio Teachers Beaten to Death Near Parma Heights
Miss Louise Wolf and Miss Mabel Foote, Par mma bieh school teachers, were found beaten to death at Parma Heights near Cleveland. A bloody club lay nearby as farmers search for two roughly dressed men last evening. The women’s rings remained, but a suitcase they carried had been ripped open.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Louise Wolf
Mabel Foote
Parmma Bieh
Paria Heights
Burke boy burns from school poker incident at Nicksville
W O Burke returns to the petit jury after his 11 year old son Lucien sustained facial burns at school when another pupil punched a poker into a blaze. The fire burned brows and eyelids but spared the eyes, and Lucien is recovering well and expected to regain health soon.
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W. O. Burke
Petit Jury
Lucien
Nicksville
Ile
Jucien
Normal campus baseball diamonds to be raised for spring play
The Normal campus baseball field is being rebuilt with clay hauled by Ramsey from the dormitory site. The infield will be elevated six to eight inches to drain after rain, allowing games to start soon after wet weather. Enrollees include Combs, Fox, Gray, Rice, Waite, Dunaway, Mainous, Coleman, Bourne, and others return to practice. Captain Callihan plans to return. local schools may schedule games this season.
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KR. OF. Ramsey
Buuldines
Norimal
Combs
Pox
Gray
Rice
Waite
Dunaway
Mainous
Coleman
Bourne
Hermbree
Callihan
Duplex Fireless Cockers save you money
Richmond Welch and Company 38 43 promote duplex fireless cockers as a cost saving option for kitchens. The notice emphasizes reduced fuel use and maintenance compared to traditional setups.
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Richmond Welch ‘Co
Mail Truck Bandits Loot Toledo Post Office
Five gunmen hijacked a Toledo mail truck at the main postoffice and fled in an automobile with 11 sacks of mail containing an estimated 300000 to 400000 in Federal Reserve notes. Police had no trace of the robbers by noon and officials would not confirm the sack value.
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Toledo
Ohio
Federal Reserve Bank
Pizen grand jury still at work indicts many gambling cases
The Pizen grand jury, active in gambling prosecutions, returned about 40 indictments to Circuit Court on Wednesday. Of the batch this week, 21 are gambling related, including cases against Berea men. Indictments list unlawful sale of liquor, grand larceny, nuisance, gaming, shooting on public highway, carrying concealed deadly weapon, and having liquor for sale. Dallas Kirby pleaded guilty on a related charge, fined $50 and jailed 50 days. other hearings set for March 1.
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Pizen” Grand Jury
Berea
Richmonds
Second Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Soper’s Mall
Dallas Kirby
Fordney Seeks Another Emergency Tariff
Chairman Fordney of the House Ways and Means Committee left for St. Augustine to secure presidential approval of a second emergency tariff. The measure aims to protect all American industry as a stopgap until a scientific tariff law is prepared after war conditions in various counties.
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Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eft
St. Augustine
License Tax Man Probes State Licenses in Richmond
A representative of the State Tax Commission visited the Richmond office of County Clerk J. W. Maupin to review records. He investigates issuance of state licenses for various businesses including autos and will likely pursue those who have not paid for the privilege of living.
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Richmond
J. W. Maupin
Weekly Marketgram shows mixed livestock and dairy movements
The Chicago livestock market saw a sharp drop in sheep and lamb prices while hogs gained modestly and beef steers rose. Feeder steers and cows posted mixed changes with better grades up. Eastern fresh meat prices weakened overall though butter markets firmed. Cheese remained weak but with broader price ranges.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Poston
Copper Clad Ranges Demonstrated by Richmond Welch Co
Richmond Welch Co will gladly demonstrate copper clad ranges to prove their value for home kitchens and professional use.
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Richmond Welch Co
Utilities officials tour Richmond plant after Winchester banquet
After a Winchester banquet, Kentucky Utilities Company officials led by J. B. Herrington visited the Richmond plant. They inspected the facility and spoke with Manager George Fawkes at the Galyndon before returning to Louisville.
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Winchester
Kentucky Utilities Company
Richmond
J. B. Herrington
George Fawkes
Galyndon
Alr. Herrington
G. T. Bogard
A. A. Tuttle
Jas
Dr Ainslie urges missions at home and across Africa
Dr Ainslie spoke Wednesday afternoon on the negro question and urged mission work at home. He urged an even chance for all men, stating God made one blood of all nations. He criticized absenteeism of God and said Richmond’s crime wave reflects a lacking presence of God.
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Ainslie
Africa
Dr. Ainslie
Richmond
Gordon's Offers Wheat Middlings or Shorts At $2.25 Per Hundred
Gordon's advertises wheat middlings or shorts priced at 2.25 dollars per hundred, highlighting available grain products for local buyers.
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Gordon’s
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