Road Bond Bill Suffers Minor Senate Setback in Kentucky
In Frankfort on February 18 the Senate stalled a House road bond bill that had passed overwhelmingly. Senators Stoll and Monroe defected from Republican colleagues, with Democrats Davis and Green aligning against the measure. The plan to send the bill to the judiciary or rules committees faltered, signaling a setback for good roads advocates and foreshadowing political maneuvering around the issue.
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Frankfort
Good Roads
Senate
J. W. Stoll
Lexington
Herman F. Monroe
Louisville
Ben J. Davis
Hickman
Harry F. Green
Smith
Committee On Judiciary
Stolin
Daugherty
Senator Stoll
Kentucky Senate
Joseph F. Bosworth
Senator Smoll
Harry Meyers
Ballard
W. \. Perry
Lewisville
Jane
Judiciary
Perry
Mrs
Brock
Wistader
Benatar Mera
Peter
Mioney
Legions Debate State Bonus Ballot Results Reported
Stephen S. Jones announced the state Legion vote on the state bonus bill would be released soon after a legislative committee meeting. Local posts showed mixed results with Berea voting 19 to 13 against the state bonus and 32 to 0 for the federal bonus. other posts favored or opposed different provisions.
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Stephen S. Jones
The
American Legion
Legion
Jones
Legislative Committee
Emmett O'Neal
Lewisville
Bat
Jesse M. Dykes
Charles Ro George Save
Cleveland Prost Post
Berea
Beres Post
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Unsettled Tonight and Sunday
The forecast notes cloudy and unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer readings tonight. No significant precipitation details are provided and the text emphasizes a mild warm trend for the night.
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati Chicago Louisville
Livestock markets report steady to strong with cattle steady in Cincinnati and Louisville on Feb 18. Chicago hogs reach 1040 per hundredweight with 400 higher cattle, sheep steady. totals show 250 cattle in Louisville and 2600 hogs overall.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Half Million Subscribed to Wilson Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt reports that more than half of the Woodrow Wilson Million Dollar Foundation has been subscribed. New York leads in total funds while North Carolina tops in proportion to quota. Oklahoma and DC exceed two thirds. Minnesota Delaware Kentucky Connecticut New Jersey Oregon Wisconsin all pass the halfway mark.
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Associated Press
New York
Woodrow Wilson Million Dollar Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee
North Carolina
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Minnesota
Delaware
Kentucky
Landis Resigns Bench to Focus All Time on Baseball
Federal Judge Kenesaw M Landis resigns from the bench effective March 1 to devote full time to his role as Baseball Commissioner He announced the move in open court saying there are not enough hours in the day for all his activities The Associated Press reports from Chicago on February 18.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Civil War Feared in Florida After Slayings and Disappearances
Jacksonville reports say Baker county sheriff asked Duval authorities for help amid tensions he warned could erupt into civil warfare following the killing of Jake Wilkinson. Last week a man named William was kidnapped and T P Henderson, a former banker and naval stores operator, vanished.
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Ry Associated Ress
Jacksonville
Fla
Baker County
Duval County
Jake Wilkinson
William
T. P. Henderson
Co-operative Bill Signed by President Harding
President Harding signed the Capper Volstead co operative marketing bill in Washington. The act legalizes cooperative associations of farmers and producers for marketing purposes and exempts them from Sherman anti trust law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hardiing
Week's Weather Guess for Washington State
Week's weather forecast covers the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with considerable cloudiness. Rain expected at the start of the week, with possible rain or snow by Friday. Temperatures near or above normal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Native of Madison Dies in Missouri
Miss Sue Rout is notified of the death of her uncle Richard Delaney Broaddus in Madison Missouri. He was born in Madison County and moved with his mother to Lincoln and then to Missouri. He was 76 years old.
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Sue Rout
Richard Delaney Broaddus
Madison
Miss Rout
Mr. Broaddus
Madison County
Lincoln
Familly
Missouri
Stanford Journal
Miners Conventions Row Over Delegates Credentials
Disorder erupted at the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis as credentials officials raised the eligible voting base and new rates for delegates. Amy Allen, organizer of the union, denounced the move and warned of action against perceived wrongs, while officers maintained discipline and announced a 106 to official majority for the administration.
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Itis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers Convention
Alewnneles
Kanews
Wprenr
Vetter Jotes
Wien
Onder
County farmers form beef club to show future stock
Thirty five Warren county boys join a baby beef club organized by County Agent W H Roger and the College of Agriculture. The new members will raise cattle and show them at a forthcoming county show with contestants from other counties in the state.
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Warren County
W. H. Roger
College of Agriculture
Kentucky High School Debating League announces state wide contest
The Kentucky High School Debating League under the University Extension, University of Kentucky, will debate immigration statewide with 100 plus high schools competing. The final tournament will be at the University of Kentucky on May 4 5 and 6.
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Kentucky
Department of University Extension
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Lexington High School
Harry Giovannoli
Lexington Leader
Chas I. Skinner
Masie Wolverton
Berea’College
Berea
Eastern
Eastern Kentucky
Astern Kentucky
Berea College
M . Vaughn
Northeastern Kentucky
Gordie Young
Mayslick
Hite Grass
Chas K K. Skinner
J. G. Weslee
Georgetown
Gladstone Kaufian
Prankfort Hehchool
Covington - Newport
Lewis FE. Clifton
Dry Ridge
F. J. Heentett
Dayton
Cyrlivia
F. Reiley
Alesandria
Crewterd
Lagrange
Someville Dieteiet
Th OR Vere
Gets’ Tigh School
Lenheville
Mrateher
Taylorswitle
Mety
Privet Pal
Shellyville
Hish Welt
Central Kentucky
Echowls
Caville
Newley
Rancon
Hedgenville
Hardinsburg - Leitelielt
Fred
Eurpre Rinersten
Hardins
Marty
Marks
Hartford City
Chamber of Commerce membership drive organized in Richmond
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce plans a two team membership drive starting next week. Team captains Jack Wagers and Lew V. Dunbar will organize the effort with a contest where losers pay and winners benefit as the drive expands the chamber.
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Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Jack Wagers
Lewis V. Dunbar
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Golf Fans 10 Meet Monday
Dr. Homer W. Carpenter promotes a Richmond golf club and calls a meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday at 7 p.m. All interested are urged to attend and many ladies are expected to join.
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Homer W. Carpenter
Richmond
Masonic Temple
A R Denny Dead at Lancaster Kentucky Banker Dies at 66
A R Denny of Lancaster Kentucky dies at 66 after a stroke at home. He was president of Lancaster National Bank, large landowner, lifelong Presbyterian, oldest city resident. Survived by son S C Denny and daughter Mrs Mattie Duncan.
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Lancaster
R. Denny
Lancaster National Bank
Presbyterian Church
S.C. Denny
Mattie Duncan
Woman Falls Twelve Feet in Barn on Farm
In Lebanon Kentucky Mrs Stanley Mellew went to feed stock in a barn loft. She lost her balance and fell twelve feet injuring her right arm in two places and sustaining other serious injuries.
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Lebanon
Stanley Mel Lew
Powell Trades for Farm in Jackson County
Albert Powell trades stock of Merellandice at Jackson county to acquire a 40 acre farm at Claw counts. He plans to take possession about Mareh and also exchanged property at Bord for the farm.
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Albert Powell
General Merellandice
Jackson County
Mareh
Bord
Claw
Free Tickets Listed in Classified Column Today
Register readers are invited to scan the classified column for free tickets. Names may appear in today’s list. The notice urges readers to advertise any buying selling or rental needs to reach the column.
Whisky thieves raid Dowling distillery and steal 39 cases
Frankfort reports whisky thieves tied up six guards at the Dowling distillery near Tyrone in Anderson county last night. Fifteen attackers arrived in four touring cars and used guards as shields while breaking locks they looted 39 cases of whisky. Manager John Dowling says no clues are found.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Dowling
Tyrone
Anderson County
John Dowling
Diamond Robbery on Illinois Central Train
Sydney Krengel of Krengel Brothers New York reports a theft of more than 76000 dollars in diamonds from an Illinois Central train arriving from Chicago this morning. The incident is recorded as a major jewel robbery with value exceeding sixty thousand dollars.
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Sie Associated Press
St. Louis
Siney Krengel
Krengel Brothers
New York
Chicago
Revival of Maupin Fox Hounds Announced in Glasgow
Medison county fox hunters learn that Alanson Trigg, son of the late Haden C. Trigg of Glasgow, plans to revive the Maupin fox hounds strain. The dogs, once owned by the Trigg family, will run again under the original name after being repurchased. The Triggs’ hounds previously performed well in field trials and showings at various events across Kentucky.
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Medison County
Glasgow
Barren Couuty
Filascow
Haden C. Triew
Glascow
Hits Son
Alanson Trigg
Mir. Trige
Triggs
Raines
Cotton Plant
Tod
Crab Orchard
Trigg Deve
Unscrupulous activity concerns cited by law enforcement
A garbled report references police action around a felon prohibition case and permit renewals in Fayette County, mentioning officers, a suspect named Chet Hove, and a delayed court outcome. The text is unclear but implies enforcement steps and potential charges connected to renewing a permit.
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Fayette
WTC
Vonngeter Saves Circle From Afraid Cow Incident
A young hero intervened to protect a girl and companion when a cow charged near a field. Without tools or weaponry, the child and helper fled as onlookers watched two men approach from the field. The cow was driven off by the boy using his hat to deter its attack.
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Carrente
Evertal
Letter from Dr J G Crabbe on life at Colorado college
Former President J G Crabbe now heads Teachers College at Greeley Colorado writes Judge J A Sullivan about a year of prosperity and tragedy at the college. He recalls a fatal accident in Denver involving the President's car, his father's death, and a suicide at the college, noting insurance adjustments and enduring friendship with Kentucky.
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Louisville
Florida
J. A. Sullivan
Eastern Normal School
J. G. Crabbe
Teachers’ College
Greeley
Col
Kentucky
Denver
New Capitol Bulding
Father
Thoffin
Louisville S Big League Games Open Season
In the season opener Louisville faces the Minnesota team at Pew Wean arena with a new calendar of league contests. The schedule lists matchups against several opponents including Chicago and Detroit with dates noted in April.
Unclear text item from 1d knee hark event
Fragmentary OCR describes an incident with a person gagged and restrained, a lengthy sequence of unclear actions, and references to the police and possible monetary inquiry. Details and participants are not discernible due to garbled text.
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New York
Bevestowl County Farmers Meeting Details Reported
A rural county gathering described by a fragmented OCR excerpt notes farmers and local figures discussing agricultural methods and community concerns. The text references betting terms and local officials but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Tie and Valdy Taylor Move to Cilnert Home on Weet Mainst
Tie Valdy Taylor and Mrs Taylor are reported to have taken home at the Cilnert Home on Weet Mainst. The brief item notes their relocation and the residence involved.
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Tie
Valdy Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Cilnert
Weet Mainst
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