Garrard Democrats Propose Unified County Ticket
Garrard county Democrats hold two meetings on February 9 and February 19 to discuss unity and a strong November ticket. They endorse renomination for circuit judge Charles A Hardin and select J E Robinson for Senate from the district, with multiple other endorsements and a March 5 gathering planned to promote party harmony.
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Garrard County
Madison
Lancaster
Charles A. Hardin
Fien Bk
Veuryear
Commonwealth
Lincoln County
State Senate
Lincoln
Casey
Boyle
Garrard
Hlom. Rh
Blubble
Llon
Charles FF
Boyle County
Jay Harlan
Garrards
Senate
J. E. Robinson
RK. Ek. Me Roberts
V. A. Lear
G. C. Walker
JD. Sanders
David Ross
Noami Hamilton
J. B. Woods, Jr
Morris ‘Todd
McChesney Announces Dem Nomination for Franklin County
H V McChesney former Superintendent of Public Instruction and Secretary of State announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative in Franklin county. He was urged by leading citizens to enter the primary.
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Frankfort
H. V. McChesney
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Franklin Country
Harding and Hoover Agree on Cabinet Roles
President elect Harding announces Herbert Hoover will be Secretary of Commerce and that he is in perfect accord with Hoover's policies. Harding also confirms Henry Wallace of Iowa as Secretary of Agriculture, a choice long known but not previously discussed by Harding.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Tlarding
Hoover
Madison High Prepares For Last Home Game
Madison High School schedules the season finale against Winchester city high boys and girls teams. After a narrow loss at Winchester Thursday the Madison squads aim for a strong showing at home Saturday night and a road trip to Winchester next Friday and Saturday.
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Madison High School
Winchester City High
Winchester
Richmond
Madison High Boys
Splendid Prices at Chenault Sale on Big Hill Pike
A large crowd attended the sale of T. C. McCown and Walter Chenault at the old Marvey Chenault place on Big Hill Pike. Mules, a blemished pair of aged work mules bought for 370 dollars by A. K. McCown, and a four year old mare male bought by Brandenburg Bros. for 270 dollars led a strong showing of farming implements furniture and other goods. Col. Bob Walker offered his best and the event benefited from good weather making the auction very successful.
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T. C. McCown
Walter Chenault
Marvey Chenault Place
Big Hill Pike
A. Kk. McCown
Brandenburg Bros
Col
Bob Walker
Hoosier Cabinet Promotion from Richmond Vyeich Co
An ad notes a five dollar offer to obtain a Hoosier Cabinet from the Richmond Vyeich Company. The brief promotion emphasizes value and limited-time appeal for buyers seeking kitchen storage and organization solutions.
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Richmond Vyeich Co
Cigarette Fiend Montgomery Kills Wife in Torrent
A Telegram from Torrent Kentucky reports Montgomery a cigarette fiend in an oil field town shot and killed his wife Wednesday after a night of smoking. He grew nervous seized a shotgun and his brother could not stop him. Authorities say his mind may have been unbalanced by cigarettes. He is held under guard at Torrent.
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Torrent
Wolfe County
Montgomery
Aluminum ware bargains at Richmond Welch Co store
Advertises cheaper aluminum ware at Richmond Welch Co. Includes rental notice for a six room cottage on Big Hill Avenue with Lara and outbuildings. contact Mrs. Louis Stagner at phone 028 for details.
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Richmond Welch Co
Big Hill Avenue
Lara
Louis Stagner
More Outrages on European Jews Reported
AP report from London states that over a thousand Jews have suffered pogroms by troops aligned with General Balakovities in Minsk and Hamel regions. The release details brutal mistreatment of women, murder of children, and massive displacement creating thousands of orphans.
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London
Balakovities
Minsk
Hamel
Pennsylvania R R to Gut Forge Again
Philadelphia February 25 The Pennsylvania Railroad announces potential further cuts to working forces and operating expenses effective March 2. After a ten percent expense reduction since December, earnings remain too low and the next cut may affect most of the system.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Livestock Association Conference in Cincinnati
Livestock Association managers and cooperative marketing enthusiasts from Kentucky Indiana and Ohio will meet in Cincinnati on March 2 and 3. Dan G Card and Thomas Dhil lips organize the talks with visits to Cincinnati stockyards and packing plants. C R Hubbard and Fred Emmes will speak.
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Lexington
C. R. Hubbard
Cincinnati Livestock Exchange
Fred Emmes
Union Stockyards
Eggs for Hatching guidance from Kentucky State College
A new circular from the State College of Agriculture in Lexington offers guidance on shipping eggs for hatching. Authors J Nolmes Martin and J R Smith, poultry experts, emphasize careful selection handling and packing to protect hatching quality during long-distance transport.
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Associated Press
Lexington
State College of Agriculture
J. Nolmes Martin
J. R. Smith
Moonshine scheme nets jail time for tobacco grower
A. L. Lewis of Jackson County brought nine quarts of white whisky to Richmond to sell wholesale in hopes of supplementing a poor tobacco crop. He faced 10 days in jail and $30 costs after pleading his case before Police Judge Murray Smith. C. J. Davison of Bernstadt, caught with moonshine, received $100 fine and 50 days in jail, later reduced to 10 days on parole for staying away from Richmond with his liquor.
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A. L. Lewis
Jackson County
Murray Smith
Richmond
Lewis
Iis
Judge Smith
Iie
Towan
C. J. Davison
Bernstadt
World trade shows big decline in January exports
The Department of Commerce reports a $66 million drop in January American exports and a $55 million fall in imports from December. The bulletin highlights shrinkage in trade activity as overall figures weaken.
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Associated A Fess
Washington
Bulletin
Department of Commerce
Poison whisky raid uncovers hotel bootleg operation in Washington
Washington authorities conducted a sweeping raid, arresting bellboys and hotel staff as 50-plus suspects were seized. Investigators say most whisky in the capital is adulterated or counterfeit with fraudulent labels and stamps, sold mainly by hotel staff through cloakroom bellboys.
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Washington
Prohibition
Thomas IE. Stone
Bellboys
Cupid's Capers asberry couple wed in February ceremony
Witt Purvis twenty one son of Cal Purvis and Ida Reynolds seventeen daughter of T Reynolds, both of Asberry, married in Asberry on February twenty fifth.
Florence Oil Stoves at Richmond Welch Co.
Florence Oil stoves offered in a wickless assortment at the Richmond Welch Co. listing a range of models and prices. The notice highlights innovations in design and availability for customers seeking safer, easier lighting options.
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Florence
Richmond Welch Co
Clarence Miller Enjoys Arizona California Weather
Irvine Times reports Senator Clarence Miller enjoying pleasant weather while in Arizona and California. The brief item notes Miller’s travel as he journeys through the region.
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Clarence Miller
Arizona
California
Irvine Times
Sawyer Smith May Get Slattery's Job
A Kentucky patronage conference in Washington will include A. T. Hert from Louisville and Senator-elect Richard P. Ernst along with Rep. Langley Ogden and Robison. Sawyer Smith of Barbourville is expected to be named District Attorney for the Eastern district of Kentucky, with Gov. Morrow and Ernst supporting him. Ernst may choose a Western district candidate focused on prosecuting election-law violations. Also noted is a Ladies’ Waist Sale and a lost gold bracelet engraved Charles I Aug 11 1913. Contact 814.
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Kentucky
Washington
A. T. Hert
Louisville
Richard P. Ernst
Langley, Ogden
Robison
Sawyer, Smith
Barbourville
Morrow
Ernst
Iernst
Montana House kills film censorship bill
Helena Montana February 25 The Montana House of Representatives defeated by a large majority a senate passed bill proposing state censorship of motion picture films.
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Helena
Mont
House of Representatives
Montana
Senate
Kentucky Weather Outlook Warmer Tonight and Saturday
Kentucky forecast calls for fair conditions and rising temperatures tonight. Saturday brings cloudier skies but warmer conditions across the state.
Today’s Livestock Markets Across Cities Feb 25
Hogs up 25 cents to around 11 dollars in Cincinnati and Chicago gains catt le and calves. Louisville reports cattle 300 head active, hogs 25 cents higher to a top of 10.50, sheep steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Atlanta Rail road Can't Meet Expenses
President B L Bugg was named receiver for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad in federal court at Atlanta on a Birmingham Trust Company petition claiming the line owes 90000 dollars while the firm says the railroad loses about 100000 dollars monthly. Counsel admitted ongoing losses and argued rate and wage controls hinder expense coverage.
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Atlanta, Ga
B. L. Bugg
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Birmingham Trust Company
Railroad Commission
Railroad Labor Board
County clerks sue for higher Alto fees in Kentucky
Frankfort Feb 25 county clerks filed suit in Franklin County Court to secure 5 percent of motor vehicle license fees. S H H Lewis of Fayette County sues the State Tax Commission and State Inspector Henry I James. If favoring, clerks would gain about 100000 from an estimated 2000000 in fees. Lewis seeks 5 percent of 67938 in fees plus the 30 cent per license, arguing the 30 cents covers issuing and remittance. controversy over whether 30 cents or 5 percent applies.
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Frankfort
Franklin County
S. H H. Lewis
Fayette County
State Tax Commission
Ienry I. James
Kentucky
Motoricense
Lewis
State Inspector and Examiner
Have New Plan to Enforce Prohibition
Washington February 25 A new plan for enforcement of prohibition is discussed by Republican leaders as a potential Harding administration policy. It would abolish the Treasury and Justice enforcement machinery and place full authority under the Attorney General. State prohibition directors would be dispensed with with work turned to federal district attorneys. Harry M. Daugherty, to be Attorney General, confirmed such changes were discussed but declined to detail.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Harding
Treasury
Justice Departments
Columbus
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding Nonreduction Navy Support Planned in Senate
President elect Harding asked Senate Republican leaders for adequate Navy appropriations and support for continuing the present building program without material reductions. The message, released from Washington, emphasizes maintaining naval expansion and readiness.
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Associated K Regs
Washington
Harding
Senate
May Try Winnes in Middlesboro Next May
Middlesboro Kentucky faces a potential second trial for Dr H C Winnes charged with the murder of Masura Parsons a school teacher. A change of venue is sought with argument set for April 11 and trial scheduled for April 17. At the prior Harlan circuit trial 11 jurors favored acquittal and 1 favored conviction.
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Middlesboro
Bell County
H.C. Winnes
Masura Parsons
Pine Mountain
W. T. Davis
Winnes
Harlan Circuit Court
Banquet Ticket Rush Spurs West Virginia Fight Plans
The United Mine Workers face a banquet crowd at the Masonic Temple tonight as members anticipate a strong turnout and a rich menu. President Lewis says the union will focus on the West Virginia campaign after Williamson trials conclude, signaling renewed vigor in the labor fight.
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West Virginia
Washington
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Williamson
Dr Burgin Attends Uncle Overton Burgin Funeral
Dr. W. W. Burgin, notable dentist recently leading at Campbells ville in Taylor county, returned home early in the week for the funeral of his uncle Overton Burgin, a respected figure with many friends in the area and beyond.
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W. W. Burgin
Campbellsville
Taylor County
Overton Burgin
Speeders In Police Court Hearings Tonight
Police Judge G Murray Smith will try several young speeders in his court tonight. One underage youth is cited for nearly killing a man on Lancaster Avenue while driving, with his case set for hearing.
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G. Murray Smith
Lancaster Avenue
Lost pair of spectacles in Richmond reward offered
A pair of tortoise shell spectacles was lost in Richmond on Thursday. A liberal reward is offered for their return to the Daily Register office.
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Richmond
Daily Register Office
Coal Price Listing In City and Yard
Black coal offered at $8 per ton delivered in city and $7.50 at yard. Contact L. O. Powers on Francis Street or call 180 for orders.
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L. O. Powers
Francis Street
Steel campaign plans set for April 15 meeting
Washington reports that labor leaders will discuss a new campaign to organize the steel industry in Washington on April 15. A union spokesman said the next move will depend on the industrial situation and that organizers will proceed cautiously and conservatively.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm lands sold and residence bought in Mt Sterling
F M Lockridge sold his 55 acre improved farm near Mt Sterling for 425 dollars per acre to William Wells. Dr Morton Faulkner bought Clay Miller's new modern residence in Mt Sterling for 8500 dollars and will move from the country.
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Montgomery
Mt. Sterling
F. M. Lockridge
Wm. Wells
Morton Faulkner
Clay Miller
Faulkner
Roofing sale and lost spectacles notice
Galvanized roofing 28 ga at Richmond Welch Co priced at 6.25 per square. A pair of bifocal spectacles lost on Main Street. Liberal reward for return to Mrs. James Allman on Walnut Street. Phone 44.
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Richmond Welch Co
Main Street
James Allman
Walnut Street
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Pennsylvania
B. R
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Jackson
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Capital
Ze Alar Pictures
William D. Taylor
Alhambra and Opera House
Sawyer Smith
Slattery
E. V
Charles I
Atlanta Railroad
ALTO
Fathers’ and Sons
Masonic Temple
J. H. Dean
Dr. Burgin
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