Ohio's James M Coy Named Democratic Presidential Nominee
The Democrats nominated Ohio's three term governor James Middleton Coy for president on the 44th ballot at the convention in San Francisco. Roosevelt led for vice president. McAdoo Palmer and Cox divisions shaped the long deadlock before Coy secured a majority and the nomination became unanimous.
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James Middleton Coy
Ohio
Palmer
McAdoo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Colorado
St. Amidon
Kansas
Ballot totals show Palmer gains in late rounds
The 31st to 36th ballots show McAdoo leading, with Palmer climbing from 57½ to 241 and Davis sinking. Palmer’s surge after the 34th and 35th ballots triggers demonstrations as delegates debate a recess before resuming at 8:30.
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Palmer
Davis
Harding Senes Congratulates Cox in Ohio Nomination
Associated Press report from Marion Ohio on July 6 quotes Senator Harding the Republican presidential nominee praising Governor Cox for the Democratic nomination while saying it will not alter Republican campaign plans in Ohio. Harding also congratulates Cox noting the newspaperman will become president.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Cox
President sends Cox congratulations on nomination
Columbus July 6 The president wrote a hearty congratulations and cordial best wishes to Gov Cox on his nomination. Governor Edwards of New Jersey, the defeated candidate, also sent congratulations saying the nomination is well deserved and signals united Democratic support.
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Ohio
Cox
Edwards
New Jersey
Edwards Declines VP Nomination Offer
Newark July 6 Governor Edwards said he could not consider the vice presidential nomination if it were offered to him.
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Newark
N. J
Edwards
Governor Cox Vows To Stay All Night For Returns
The governor was in his office last night ready to remain overnight if needed to hear the election returns. The plan showed Cox's determination to stay until results are announced and officials report.
Life of James M Cox three term Ohio governor and statesman
James Middleton Cox, three time Ohio governor and Democratic leader, rose from printer’s devil to congressman and newspaper owner. He championed the 1912 constitutional reforms, enacted a landmark workmen’s compensation law and child labor code, and revived the state’s school system. Born in Butler County in 1870, he built his career with the Cincinnati Enquirer, Dayton Daily News, and Springfield Daily News before entering national politics. He later purchased a Jacksonburg farm to create a modern home.
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James Middleton Cox
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hays
Congress
Cox
Butler County
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Enquirer
Washington
Paul Sore
Dayton Daily News
One Vote For Miss Clay in San Francisco
Miss Laura Clay of Richmond Ky received the vote of P H Callaghan of Louisville on one ballot. Clay is a suffrage leader who has been a convention delegate.
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Laura Clay
Richmond
P. H. Callaghan
Louisville
Democratic Convention Weighs Vice Presidential Pick
In San Francisco on July 6 the Democratic convention to choose a vice presidential candidate moved slowly after long presidential fights. Reports say Tammany opposed Roosevelt’s nomination while Bainbridge Colby, urged to accept, indicated willingness if drafted. Colby’s name reportedly favored as the party leans toward New York’s bid. A Cox telegram accepting the nomination was read aloud.
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Tammany Organization
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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Colby
Robinson
Cox
Boy Killed After Car Hits Wagon In Road Accident
Eleven year old George Beckers was struck by a car while trying to save his wagon and died of injuries. Sir Auckland Geddes, Britain’s ambassador to the United States, delivered a bejeweled sword to General Pershing as a token of gratitude from Britain and its followers.
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Auckland Geddes
America
General Pershing
Great Britain
Elks Report 70000 Men Served in War at Chicago Convention
The Elks announced at the national convention in Chicago that 70,000 members served in the war and they contributed many dollars, though they offered no further details.
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Elks
Chicago
Population of Cynthiana From Late Census Returns
The late census returns list Cynthiana’s population at 3,857 residents.
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Cynthiana
Buenos Aires Carnival Highlights All American Event
In Buenos Aires yesterday a long carnival celebration included an All American affair to show appreciation for the local people and recognize their presence in the city.
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Buenos Aires
South America
August Simpson Dies in Suspected Suicide Near Mt Sterling
August Simpson aged 27, a Black man, died last night by his own hand at his home near Mt Sterling. The death is being treated as a suicide with investigators at the scene and no immediate signs of foul play.
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Homie
Mt. Sterling
Bendman’s Sunday School Records Mark 42 Years
Forty two years after the first Madison county Sunday School convention at Flatwoods, George W. Tribble, oldest superintendent, reflects on four decades of growth and turnout. The 3 day event featured ten schools, a big dinner, and pledges to attend next year’s meeting as new schools open countywide.
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George W. Tribble
Flatwoods
Quinn Covington
County
Bend School
Marie Dennis
Willie Richardson
Richmond Team Loses Hard Game at Mt. Vernon
Richmond baseball team backs against Mt. Vernon in a Fourth of July clash at Mt. Vernon. The nine innings produced two runs for the home side while Richmond failed to score. Managed by George McCoy, Richmond were the first to hold Mt. Vernon to such a result this season and a rematch may come soon.
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Richmond
George McCoy
Mt.Vernon
Kentuckians Favor Meredith in Vice President Possibility
Louisville reports Congressman Cantrill predicting Governor Cox will win Kentucky and defeat Harding in his home state to claim the presidency. The last ballot had Cox 20 solid in Kentucky, with Meredith of Iowa favored for vice president for his appeal to farmers.
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Harry Bloom
the Post Today
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Cox
Kentucky
Harding
United States
Joe Morris
Bloom
Meredith
Iowa
Will of John R. Gibson Probated in Hamilton County Court
The will of the late John R. Gibson, formerly of this city, died at his Cincinnati home, requests probate today or soon in Hamilton County. Dated January 31, 1918, it names Joseph C. Gibson of Somerset, Kentucky, as administrator without bond and directs debts paid with insurance. Mrs. Lucy McGuffin Gibson receives one third of the remaining estate, the other two thirds go to children Mary Ellen, Elizabeth Virginia and John R. Gibson Jr.
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John R. Gibson
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Gibson
Joseph C. Gibson
Somerset
Lucy McGuffin Gibson
Mary Ellen
Elizabeth Virginia
John R. Gibson, Jr
Beourbon County Farmer Scoots After Hold Up
Paris Ky July 6 J H Wagoner on Spear's Mill pike was ambushed by two men who grabbed his horse bridle while a third tried to enter his buggy He fired three shots and believes one hit Then the trio fled into darkness An automobile party later passed three men two of whom Wagoner thought were Mexicans
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Paris
J. H.wagoner
Spear’s Mill Pike
Slaughter and Gang Said To Be Surrounded
Louisville July 6 The rendezvous of Tom Slaughter an alleged Kentucky bank robber and his gang has been located in the hills of Hopkins county and all are under surveillance by officers J P McKeown a private detective said today Two members of the gang followed and tried to outwit officers a week ago at Horse Cave in the hope they could be followed to Slaughter s hiding place
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Louisville
Tom Slaughter
Kentucky
Hopkins County
J. P. McKeown
McKeown
Horse Cave
Slaughter
Big Court Days Looked for Scon
Sale of horses during court day Monday was slow with low prices as demand for horses and mules was weak for this time of year. Many sellers left with their stock unsold, expecting a busier market after farm work finishes, especially in September, and a surge in horse power sales.
Chautauqua Attendance Remains High All Week
Chautauqua tents run at full capacity with 200 extra chairs. Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirafore drew crowds, aided by special scenic lighting. Donald B. McGibney's Modern Unrest impressed a large audience this afternoon. Tonight's program features Nothing but the Truth with Swiss musicians noted on the program. Attendance since opening has been well above average.
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Donald B. McGibney
McGibney
Gary Factory
Russia
Risley Returns to Speak on City School System
J H Risley from Owensboro city schools arrives in Richmond for a week at the Normal School to address students on administering a city school system. He was elected president of the Kentucky Educational Association after serving as chairman of the legislative committee. Richmond’s visit is praised by President Coates as a summer highlight.
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J. H. Risley
Owensboro
Risley
Richmond
Kentucky Educational Association
Coates
Call To Banks Washington. June 30 Condition Report
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks at the close of business on June 30. The report will detail assets liabilities and capital positions of member banks as of that date and is used to assess financial health and compliance.
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Comproller of
Richmond Man Attends Elks Grand Lodge Meeting
William O'Neil former exalted ruler of the Richmond lodge is in Chicago for the Elks grand lodge session representing the local lodge and will report on his return.
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William O'Neil
Richmond Lodge of Elks
Chicago
Elks” Grand Lodge
Cattle Hogs Lambs Prices Reported in Louisville
Louisville market notes show cattle slow and 25 cents lower with tops at 13.25, hogs down 25 to 50 cents with top 16, sheep up 1.50, lambs at 14, cattle 1.00 slower, 1,500 hogs traded, July 6. Jersey steady.
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Jersey
Louisville
Masonic Dance Tonight Brings Visitors Amid Chautauqua
Tonight's big dance at the Masonic building, under Caden and Pigg, will feature Smith's saxophone sextette providing music as visitors from the Chautauqua event fill the town.
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Messrs
Caden & Pigg
Smith
Hail Insurance Ad Cites Richmond Agent L P Evans
A brief notice urges hail policy holders to rely on L P Evans the Insurance Man of Richmond for protection. It notes readiness for a heavy hailstorm and underscores policy safety for customers.
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L. P. Evans
Richmond
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