Farmers Back Livestock Financing In Kentucky Poll
Kentucky farmers in the Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation favor livestock financing backed by an adequate pledge of animals and feed. They support continuing the excess profits tax and oppose a general sales tax, based on 2,800 votes from 20 counties on 16 questions covering finance taxation and transportation.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kky
Kentucky
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Boy Emperor May Go Back To China's Throne
Chinese papers discuss a potential upheaval this summer with General Chang Tsi-Lin as a key mover. Observers think the restoration of the boy Emperor, long a prisoner in the Forbidden City, is favored by Chang and could shift power in Beijing.
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China
Associated Press
Peking
Chang Tsi-Lin
Manchuria
Chang
Forbidden City
Today's Livestock Markets Mixed Movements Across Cities
Cincinnati and Chicago report broad gains with hogs up about 25 cents and calves and lambs firm. Louisville shows cattle steady, hogs up 25 cents with tops around 9.60, sheep up 50 cents and lambs at 12.25.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Tariff bill denounced as conspiracy by House Democrats
Democratic members of the House Ways and Means Committee denounce the administration tariff bill as a conspiracy to benefit a few at humanity’s expense. The minority report calls the measure hatched in secrecy and intends to plunder the American people to aid a select few. It says the tariff was not an issue in the last campaign and there is no time to draft a substitute due to Republican delays.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
All
America
J. T. Burgess Dies Near Whitlock
Mr J T Burgess died Wednesday at his sister Mrs P M Carnes home near Whitlock aged about 30 years Surviving are his father William Burgess four sisters Lula Long Carnes Mattie Miller Fannie Rogers of Illinois two brothers R G and W M Burgess Funeral held at Mrs Carnes home Thursday at 10 30 Burial in Richmond cemetery He had been an invalid for years.
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J. T. Gurgess
P. M. Carnes
Whitlock
William Burgess
Lula Long
Carnes
Mattie Miller
Fannie Rogers
Illinois
R. G
W. M. Burgess
Richmond Cemetery
Burgess
Redpath Chautauqua Shows Two Fine Programs
At Chautauqua on Thursday afternoon and evening two strong shows drew large crowds. The National Male Quartet performed a popular concert with operatic numbers and charming pieces. Charles Cox entertained with impersonations of Bert Williams and Harry Lauder. Dr. Frederick Monsen delivered an illustrated talk on Mexico with photos of churches ruins and mountains and explained conditions and prospects in the country.
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Chautauqua
National
Charles Cox
Cox
Bert Williams
Harry Lauder
Mexico
Frederick Monsen
Dr. Monsen
Monsen
Have you drank Hudepoht's Beer at the L N Restaurant
Classified short item advertising a sale of country ham and poultry with a business name and contact at Renaker Poultry Co. Includes a photo-like testimonial line about Hudepoht's Beer at the L N Restaurant and a property notice by Mrs. Jas Shaw.
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Hudepoht
Jas. Shaw
Renaker Poultry Co
Americanization push urged by SCHOOLS CHIEF at NEA session
Des Moines July 7 J M Gwinn superintendent of schools of New Orleans urged universal school attendance for all ages to eradicate illiteracy and advance Americanization. He called for continuous education up to age 18 and a community survey to identify illiterates and foreigners. He said cooperation among city schools industry and civic life is essential and that foreigners should not teach un American ideals. He urged all schools and classes to operate day and night year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Gems Stolen From Train Belonging to Jeweler on Trip
New York jewelry salesman Joseph Hascall reported that a case containing diamonds and other jewels valued at 200000 dollars was stolen from him on a train from New York. He said the case was beside him at his feet and disappeared shortly after leaving Trenton on the Philadelphia trip.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Hascall
New York
Hascall
Trenton
Benton Endorsed by Business Men for Council Post
The passage notes Mr Pleas Benton was endorsed by several prominent business men for city council though he disavows involvement in any business men meeting or candidate recruitment. It states his Fiscal Court service earned him endorsement due to his tax payer and progressive citizen credentials.
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Pleas Benton
Benton
Harding Breaks Precedent By Motoring to Capitol
President Harding broke a precedent by traveling by car to the Capitol and taking lunch with several of his old associates, a move described as a notable departure from protocol.
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Associated Frost
Washington
Harding
Capitol
Senate panel backs Capper-Taggart grain bill
Washington July 7 the Senate Agricultural Committee unanimously ordered a favorable report on the Capper-Taggart bill regulating further dealing on grain exchanges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
De Valera Invited Smuts to Conference
London July 7 Premier Lloyd George told the House that General Smuts South African premier went to Ireland last Tuesday on invitation. Eamon De Valera Irish republican leader said he was seeing Smuts constantly and that none of the dominion premiers would attend the proposed Irish conference in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Premie Lloyd George
House O Commons
General Smuts
Irelan
Eamon de Valera
Smuts
Ireland
Turkish Sultan Agrees To Abdicate
The Turkish nationalist government in Angola demands Sultan Mohammed VI abdicate. He replies he is ready to abdicate to any imperial family member except Prince Aboul Medjid, the legal heir allied with the nationalist party.
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Athens
Greece
Angola
Sultan Mohammed VI
Constantinople
Aboul Medjid
Nationalist Party
Spiritualist Testifies Wife Asked Killing of Cleveland Publisher
Cleveland July 7 Mrs Mary J Wade a spiritualist medium testified that Mrs Eva Cath ERina Kaber asked her to get rid of Daniel F Kaber Cleveland publisher. Mrs Kaber stands trial for murdering her husband with Bertha Miethke confirming the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Mary J. Wade
Eva Catherina Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Kaber
Bertha Miethke
Shelby Crash Mystery Nears Resolution in Whisky Runners Case
County officials report a court of inquiry into a collision between a touring car and two buggies near Shelbyville Kentucky. Whisky runners set fire to the wrecked car and fled in another vehicle before authorities gained leads to arrests.
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Shelbyville
Kyw
Here
Ex Berea Man Back to Work in Madison
R H Embree returns from Kemmerer Wyoming to take charge of the Richmond Welch Company in Madison county. An old Berea boy he spent 12 years out west and built a successful hardware and implement business. He plans many improvements for the big concern and can be warmly welcomed back by the community.
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R. H. Embree
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Richmond Welch Company
Embree
Berea
Madison County
Madison Lodge
Kirksvile
Frank N. Tinder, Jr
Charles Gibson
Daugherty Lodge
Carlisle
H.R. Ewing
Messrs
Allen Hopkins
P. D. Darnell
J. W. Mastin
I. B. Ross
Taylor Mathers
J. E. Soper
H. C. Galbraith
R- L. Curtis
W. M. Roberts
O. A. Berry
W. C. Talbert
E. K. Watkins
G. T. Cowan
C. D. Scott
J. F. Morgan
S. K. Crouch
J. G. James
D. W. Sapp
Hope Lodge
S. B. Wuffsetter
E. M. Farmer
W- C. Smith
Lancaster Lodge
S. M. Turner
Bradley Spratt
eGo. Smith, Jr
MM. LE. Miller
Ward Willmott
Winchester Lodge
Fount Cotton
J. N. Ross
Willie Long
J. L. Coffey
R. [. Ross
W. T. Watson
H. C. Pope
G. J. Hendrix
C C. Tussey
Jesse Ross
J. L. Wheeler
W. J. Turner
R. . Baker
Smith Ene Russell Long
R. H. Long
J. T. Long
J. W. Ballard
J. S Cotton
Lafe Duerson
Everett Tipton
Rufus Blakeman
C. J. Turner
N. Cotton
W. K. Price
J. F. Long
T. W. Hume
C .W. Long
P. M. Long
C. C. Long
Eugene Spurlock
J. W. Smith
Joe Hagan
Frank Wheeler
J. . Cornelison
Christian Church
Kirksville
Boatright
Sutherland
Ross
Mathers
Price
F. N. Tinder
H. R. Ewing
Perry McClannahan
F. N. Tinder, Jr
Half Billion for Railroads Soon
Secretary Mellon announced a provisional refunding plan that will provide railroads with about 500 million dollars in advances from the federal government within six months. Negotiations are expected to finish in ten days and will involve government securities at six percent. Congress may be asked for further legislation to cover these advances amid wartime control claims.
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Associated Mess
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Parrot Stops Man From Burglar Lockup in Chicago
An errant burglar plea ends when a loud parrot in a Chicago flat ruins a suspect’s story. Edward Peterson, to care for birds, lacked a key and climbed a window, prompting police questioning as the parrot loudly cursed and insisted on feeding the animals.
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Chicago
Edward Peterson
Paul Johnson
Polly
Peterson
Best Sellers Rise In Chicago Book Fair
Old Mother Goose and other nursery characters appear in the best seller class at a Chicago book fair opened today. Juvenile books lead the display as demand for children's titles is said to be greater than ever.
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Chicago
Weather for Kentucky: Fair Skies and Warm Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for generally fair weather across Kentucky with continued warm temperatures tonight and into Friday. No significant rain is expected, and conditions should remain dry and pleasant.
Center Fight in Blue Grass Organizing Burley Growers
Central Kentucky counties will host a new marketing organization for burley tobacco growers. The Executive Committee on Organization, chaired by Joseph Passonneau and including Ralph Barker and James Stone, announced intensive campaigns in Fayette, Scott, Woodford, Garrard, Jessamine, Clark, Bourbon, and Franklin counties. Franklin and Bourbon are partly organized. Garrard and Woodford are represented. Mrs. Hughes will serve as treasurer and be bonded for the maximum, with meetings planned in Nicholasville and Mt. Sterling.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Growers
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
W.E. Simms
Versailles
James C. Stone
Joseph Passonneau
W. E. Hughes
J. N. Kehoe
Maysville
Fayette, Scott
Woodford
Garrard
Jessamine
Clark
Bourbon
Franklin
Hughes
Nicholasville
Mt. Sterling
Berea Teacher Sails as Missionary to China and Japan
Joseph C. VanHook, a Berea teacher, plans to go as a missionary for the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. He filed passport applications with Miss Sart, Deputy U. S. Clerk, and will sail from Vancouver on August 11 aboard the Empress of Japan.
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Joseph C. VanHook
Berea
China
Japan
Miss Sart
U. S
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Vancouver
B. C
Former Frankfort Banker Succumbs in Kentucky
Frank V. Gray aged 74, a former director assistant cashier and vice president of State National Bank, died Wednesday morning after a prolonged illness in Frankfort Kentucky. He is survived by his children Mrs. W T McAyphin of Louisville R A Gray H Gray and Dudley Gray all of Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Frank V. Gray
Gray
State National Bank
W. T. Mce- Ayphin
Louisville
R. A. Gray
H. Gray
Dudley Gray
Bells on Sheep Said to Keep Dogs Away
A letter to the New York Herald argues that hanging bells on sheep to deter dogs is effective. J. C. Higgins recounts sixty years of experience on a Bound Brook farm with 150 to 700 ewes and claims bells on one third to one half of the flock prevented dog bites.
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New York Herald
August Belmont
Bound Brook
New Jersey
Harry
J. C. Higgins
N. J
Governor Morrow Pardons Blair Amid Bathing Suit Ball Debate
The Interior Journal criticizes Governor Morrow for pardoning Blair and skipping the bathing suit ball. It argues the publication should not be harsh on the governor and notes Maurice Galvin was not managing the event.
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Cynthiana Democrat
The
Interior Journal
Morrow
Blair
Maurice Galvin
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Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Department of Agriculture
J. T. Burgess
Frank L. Loveland
Army Nursing Service
Wake Reed Hospital
M. W. Ireland
Army
Renaker Poultry Company
DE Valera
Shelby Crash
Madison
Parrot
Man
Rev. F. N. Tinder
Chas. Gibson
Jim Allen
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