Wilson Defends League of Nations in Boston Address
President Wilson speaks to a large Boston audience defending the League of Nations plan and inviting critics to test American sentiment. He declares U.S. commitments and urges focus on national interest while noting readiness to resume duties after the speech before leaving for Washington.
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League of Nations
Associated Press
Boston
Wilson
France
America
Wilson Welcomed by Boston Crowd on Homecoming Return
President Wilson arrived in Boston aboard the George Washington at 11 42 a m amid a guard of honor and a cheering crowd. Thousands lined streets as a parade moved from the harbor to Mechanics Hall where 150 000 awaited. He spoke of global trust in the United States and the complex peace process, noting progress is slow and difficult.
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Europe
Ren
Mechanics Hall
Wilson
John McCormack
Ers
Boston
Sen
Uncertain Peace Ties Fray Over Amerten's Duty
Fragmentary passage hints that a settlement would fail if Amerten did not fulfill obligations, risking a return to an armed camp and renewed hostility amid tense negotiations.
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Amerten
Lloyd George pledges coal industry inquiry bill
Premier Lloyd George declared today a bill to form a committee to inquire into conditions in the coal industry as Britain faces a civil war crisis. The proposal aims to investigate working conditions and production issues affecting miners and employers alike.
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Lloyd George
Exact War Death toll Figures Released
Washington bulletin reports 107,444 U S military deaths from all causes during the war in the American Expeditionary Forces and among troops at home and abroad, announced today.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Premier Clemenceau Clears Danger in Paris Report
Paris reports that Premier Clemenceau has passed the danger point after illness. The Echo de Paris predicts Marchel Hu tin will preside at the peace conference on Thursday, signaling a continued leadership role.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Marchel Hutin
Echo de Paris
National War Garden Chief Addresses School Garden Group
Charles Lathrop Pack, head of the National War Garden Commission, urged annual observance of a sixth of April to promote garden efforts in a speech before the School Garden Association of America aligned with the National Superintendents' Association in Chicago.
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Chicago
Erros
Gran
Charles Lathrop Pack
National War Garden Commission
School Garden Association of America
National Superintendents’ Association
Man to Receive Timber After Cutting Three Large Trees
Three large trees will be awarded to the man who can fell them for timber. Applicants must apply at the Daily Register office.
Public Sale at Mrs. C. H. Vaught Residence
Public sale to be held at Mrs. C. H. Vaught’s West Main street home Friday February 28 1919 at two o clock in the afternoon for household and kitchen furnishings including dining room set, stove, furniture, rugs, books, desk and more. Terms cash in hand. Bob Walker.
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C. H. Vaught
West Main Street
Bob Walker
Barn to be torn down for timber and new Daily Register office
Brutus Howard of the county bought the long neglected old barn at Second and Water streets. He plans to tear it down immediately to recover timber and then begin work on the Daily Register's new office home.
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Brutus Howard
Second
Water Streets
Daily Register
James J Neale Farm For Sale Near Lexington Pike
L P Evans advertises multiple farm tracts near Lexington Pike including three 80 acre parcels with building sites and tenant facilities a 60 acre tract with barn and silo and an 80 acre parcel with a dwelling light water and conveniences. The seller promises quick sale and invites buyers to act now to acquire a ready to live home or bungalow near town.
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James J. Neale
L. P. Evans
Gardener Wanted for Shares or Salary at Daily Register
Competent man sought to manage garden on shares or salary with pay suited to experience. Inexperienced gardeners need not apply. Apply in person at the Daily Register Office for W.
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Daily Register Office
Madison tobacco record set at Big Price Madison House
A basket of Judy's Pride tobacco sold for 2.25, a record in Kentucky barley tobacco markets. Jenkins and Newby grew the crop in Madison county and the sale drew bidders from R J Reynolds and American Tobacco Company, with Elmer Deatherage overseeing the Madison House sale of about 100000 pounds overall.
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Richmond
Madison House
Kentucky
R. J. Reynolds Company
Jenkins and Newby
Judy
Newby
Washington's Birthday Observed At Normal School Event
A large audience filled the Normal School auditorium on Saturday evening for Washington’s Birthday exercises. Hon. E. P. Morrow of Somerset spoke on Our Heritage Its Keeping and Its Transmission, stressing the cost and value of American heritage. Miss Metcalf from Caldwell High School provided a solo and President Coates introduced the program.
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Washington
Normal School
E. P. Morrow
Somerset
Morrow
Kentucky
Eastern Normal School
Ed Morrow Examines The Trial of Christ Lecture
Hon Edwin P Morrow republican candidate for Kentucky governor spoke on The Trial of Christ from a Lawyer s Standpoint at First Presbyterian church Sunday night His dramatic portrait of the crucifixion and the role of Mary added pathos and drew large congregations across town with other churches dismissing services to attend.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
First Presbyterian Church
Morrow
Mary
Jesus
Pilate
Washington
Eastern Normal
Telford
Biar Bing
Pape's Cold Compound Advertised for Symptom Relief
An old newspaper fragment promotes taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours to relieve a bad cold with headache and nasal congestion. The item mirrors classic patent medicine ads urging frequent dosing.
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Pape
Progress at Waco Bank Expands Safety Deposits
The Waco Deposit Bank has installed additional safety deposit boxes to serve a greatly increased number of patrons. The move reflects Waco’s progressive stance and support from local leaders for improved banking services.
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Waco
Waco Deposit Bank
Miss Lou Welle Confined at Home by Illness This Week
Local note reports Miss Lou Welle remaining at her residence this week due to illness. No further details provided.
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Miss Lou Welle
Ilness
Speller Adoptions Highlight Kentucky Textbook Shakeup
State Textbook Commission adopts Wren J. Grinstead speller for Kentucky schools as part of broad revisions affecting spelling reading arithmetic and geography in graded and high school courses. Purchasers benefit from changes while publishers expect gains. Gov. Stanley deems adoptions unanimous with multiple subject substitutions across grades.
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Wren J. Grinstead
Eastern Kentucky State Normal
State Textbook Commission
Kentucky
E. C. McDougle
The
Eastern Normal
Stanley
Wren
Phil Grinstead
Transylvania Book Company
W. L. Heiser
C. T
Cromwell
House of Representatives
Winston
J. C. Winston Company
Stone Mills
B. H. Sanborn Company
Miller Kincaid
Lyons and Carnahan
MacMillan Company
Heiser
Gulick
Prong Company
Silver Burdette Company
Austin
Lyons & Carnahan
Reading University Publishing Company
World Book Company
Laird & Lee
Uncle Jim
Southern Publishing Company
Waterboys
J. P. Jappincott
Iroquois Publishing Company
Braden Readers
Educational Publishing Company
National Book Company
John Winston
Laurel Book Company
A. Flanigan Company
Pracil
Pen
Ginn & Company
Feir
Plot to Assassinate Wilson in Boston
Ten men in Philadelphia and fourteen in New York are tied to a plot to kill President Wilson during his Boston visit. Authorities say the Philadelphia group held anarchistic and socialist literature and that two suspected killers were among the Spaniards. All detainees are held without bail pending inquiry.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Wilson
Secret Service
President Wilson
Boston
House panel to propose end of government control Dec 31
Washington reports that Chairman Pou of the House Rules Committee announced this week a right of way action to end government control of the telephone and telegraph system on December 31. The plan aims to deregulate the nationwide communications network.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Pou
House Rules Committee
Mrs Whitehead Dies at Williamsburg
Mrs Lena Smith Whitehead wife of ex Senator John L Whitehead and youngest daughter of Rev Green Clay and Lena Duke Smith died in Williamsburg on February 7th. A month earlier her only son died in Denver Colorado, a physician suspects the shock caused her death. She is survived by her husband a daughter and a sister Mrs Friedman of Santa Fe Mexico. Relatives and friends here share their grief.
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Whitehead
Williamsburg
Lena Smith Whitehead
John L. Whitehead
Green Clay
Lena Duke Smith
Denver
Col
Friedman
Santa Fe
Mexico
Great piano bargains in Madina county offered this week
Some of the greatest bargains in pianos ever offered in Madina county are being sold at Green's Piano Centre this week.
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Madina County
Green
Livestock Market Report from Louisville
Livestock markets in Louisville on February 24 show cattle at 1500 head with steers lower though best butchers active trading from 5.50 to 16.00. Hogs number 4800 mostly steady and unchanged. Sheep 50 steady and unchanged.
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Louisville
Fresh Fish and Poultry Spotlight at Neff's Oyster House
Fresh fish season begins with a full line of fish and dressed poultry. Try Serv-Us Buckwheat Flour and Serv-Us Breakfast Syrup for meals. Neff's Fish and Oyster House promotes the new offerings and provides contact via phone 431.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Richmond men visit large Los Angeles Southern California exhibit
L. A. and J. W. Ballard of Richmond Kentucky visited the big free public exhibit of Southern California products in the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce on February 17. They attended lectures and moving pictures as part of the daily program and planned tours of other Southland sights before returning home.
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Los Angeles
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