Richmond Chautauqua assured for next year crowd grows
Richmond will host the Redpath Chautauqua again next year with 250 season tickets signed and a growing list of supporters. Key organizers Homer W Carpenter E C McDougle E W Elder G W Death erage W B Turley W L Arnold B E Turley and Elmer Deatherage pledge backing. The closing night featured Swiss singers and Ralph Parlette on Human Efficiency drawing enthusiastic praise.
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Chautauqua Assurance
Richmond
Chautauqua
Homer W. Carpenter
E. C. McDougle
E. W. Elder
G. W. Deatherage
W. B. Turley
W. L. Arnold
B. E. Turley
Elmer Deatherage
Redpath Chautauqua
Lexington
Harry P. Harrison
Chichago
Ralph Parlette
Livestock Markets Mixed Across Cities
Cincinnati markets show steers and heifers steady, cattle and calves steady, lambs stronger, Jersey steady. Chicago higher on good cattle and calves, good lambs up. Louisville reports cattle 400 hogs 1600 and sheep 2300 steady with lambs at 14.75 and a six dollar drop for sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Weather report and public notices for Kentucky</T:
Weather for Kentucky forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Notice under state law requires warehouses and carriers holding goods on July 1 to report to the County Tax Commissioner. Call for report blanks. Lost item a pair of bifocal glasses with gold chain and pin. Insurance offer to protect tobacco crop against sudden hail.
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Ben R. Powell
Elmer
Harding Works On Speech By Hand In Marion
Marion Ohio July 8 Senator Harding labors over his nomination acceptance speech writing it by long hand with a pencil. He expresses pleasure at Senator Johnson California declaring support for the Republican ticket as information reached him.
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Marion
Harding
Johnson
California
Important Notice To Business Men
All persons who have not paid their city licenses by July 15 will have warrants issued against them, returnable in police court. CLAUDE DEVORE, Chief of Polce.
Philippine corn grows abroad and feeds future citizens
The piece notes corn is grown in the Philippine Islands by Filipino schoolboys with two crops annually. It highlights Philippine agriculture, education, a Filipino legislature, and rising public investment. It compares land use, crops, and population with Japan, stressing optimism for future Philippine citizenship and self rule.
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United States
Philippine Islands
Islands
Philippines
Philippine
Winchester agents attend first annual convention in New Haven
Mr. T. H. Collins and Mr. M. J. McSween return from a ten day east trip reporting a profitable Winchester convention in New Haven Conn. They toured gun and cartridge shops and classrooms, learned about high grade manufacturing, and foresee local supply of goods at no price increase. Accompanying them were John W. Welch and Scott McGuire of the Welch Department store Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Collins
M. J. McSween
Winchester Company
New Haven
Conn
Winchester
Messrs. Collins
MccSween
Richmond Welch Company
Madison County
McSween
John W. Welch
Scott McGuire
Thes
Welch Department Store
Berea
Wanted door man at Alhambra and Opera House
Advertises a morning janitorial helper and poster attendant position at the Alhambra and Opera House. Seeks a middle aged or married man for steady work with a salary of 15 dollars per week. See Miss Ward, Manager at 163 four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Opera House
Special prices on men's silk shirts this week
E. V. Elder advertises special prices on men's silk shirts for the week, highlighting limited stock and discounts aimed at local shoppers.
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E. V. Elder
Hail Insurance Promoted For Tobacco Crop Profit
Local advisory urges farmers to secure hail insurance as a top investment for tobacco crops. L. P. Evans highlighted as contact for details and enrollment.
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L. P. Evans
Richmond Secures Low Bid On City Paving Plans
Mayor L. P. Evans and City engineer S. I. Crecelius return from Danville where they studied paving plans and the Centre College frontage issue. The bid for Richmond streets came in 40 cents per square yard higher than earlier contracts elsewhere, but officials call this a bargain. Lampton & Burks lead the project and will proceed under strict plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Evans
S. I. Crecelius
Danville
Centre College
Richmond
Lampton & Burks
Danville Woman Guests With Sister Mrs. Harry Hanger Jr
Mrs. Steele Shelby of Danville is visiting her sister Mrs. Harry Hanger Jr. This short social note highlights familial hospitality and local community ties.
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Steele Shelby
Danville
Harry Hanger, Jr
Free Scholarships for Ex Soldiers in Kentucky
Ex servicemen in Kentucky may obtain free tuition, fees, room, and utilities at Eastern Kentucky or Western Kentucky State Normal Schools under Senate bill No 26. Eligible applicants must have US WW I service and Kentucky residence, apply 30 days before semester, include honorable discharge certificate, and may receive travel expenses for one trip each school year.
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T. J. Coates
Eastern Normal
United States
Germany
Kentucky
Stae University of the
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Western K«tcky State Normal School
Universiy
Richmond
Bristow Withdraws From Seventh District Race
Lexington July 8 Judge L L Bristow of Georgetown withdrew as a Republican candidate for congressman in the Seventh district. A B Hammond of Irvine becomes the party’s candidate, leaving no need for a primary in August.
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Associated Press
Lexington
L. L. Bristow
Georgetown
A. B. Hammond
Irvine
Cantrill
Notice to Water Consumers in Richmond
Sprinkling by hand with a hose is allowed only during daylight hours. Wasteful use burdens the Water & Light Co. which faces higher costs for coal and rising expenses. To avoid rate hikes, conserve water and limit usage to necessary needs. continued waste may lead to turning water off without further notice. Richmond Water & Light Co. Incorporated.
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Tme
Richmond Water & Light Co. Incorporated
Tobacco Crop Profits Prompt Action
A brief ad urges readers to act on profitable tobacco farming opportunities and directs them to contact L. P. Evans today for details and guidance.
Wilson agrees to League meeting call for November
London July 8 President Wilson has accepted a request from the League of Nations to convene an assembly meeting early in November. The decision was announced in the House of Commons today by the Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
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Associated Press
London
Wilson
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
House of Commons
Palmer expenditure probe heads to St Louis
The Senate committee probing campaign expenditures will move to St Louis to begin hearings on Palmer's Democratic nomination campaign. Principal witness Edward W Goltra is named, and Henry Lincoln Johnson of Georgia testifies about black voters disappearing after backing the Republican ticket. Johnson says Democrats paid from 5 to 5000 dollars for votes in Georgia, with higher overall outlays by Democrats.
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Bv Associated Press
Chicago
Senate Committee
St. Louis
Palmer
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Committee
Johnson
Edward W. Goltra
Missouri
Goltra
Reed
Oil 60 officers ordered to pay large sum
Pelican Oil Company officers Charles E. Stoecker J E Butterneck George Montz and E D Noe must pay about 135000 to 200 stockholders after a chancery court ruling. The decision cancels 100000 stock, totaling roughly 235000 with credits leaving 135000 owed. The case centers on a 40000 profit from an option on 50 acres in Allen County.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Chas. E. Stoecker
J.E. Butterneck
George Montz
E. D. Noe
Pelican Oil Company
Wallace
Chancery Court
Noe
Allen County
Cox Congratulated by Anti-Saloon League Leader
Atlanta July 8 Representative Upshaw former vice president of the Anti Saloon League sent Gov Cox a telegram of hearty congratulations on his nomination for the presidency. Upshaw predicted victory for the party and said the nation can trust a man with Cox administrative record who prays at his mother's grave for guidance.
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Cox
Atlanta
Upshaw
Georgia
Anti-Saloon League
Deportation Affects Embargo Lifting and Labor Focus
The United States announced the lifting of the trade embargo against Russia and the Department of Labor expects this move to aid deportations of undesirable aliens. About 600 Russian radicals and 300 aliens from neighboring states are awaiting deportation.
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Associatea Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Department of Labor
Five Years and Eight Years For Ice Cream Plant Holdup
Louisville with Joh Waldbeller sentenced to five years and John B Weisman and Tinsley Greenwel to eight years for a daylight holdup of a woman employee of an ice cream company worth 2100 dollars two weeks earlier. They were sent to Frankfort prison.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Joh Waldbeller
John B Weisman
Tinsley Greenwel
Frankfort
Pearlman Camp Reopens As Visitors Expected
Harry and Reuben Pearlman return from their farm camp and plan to reopen soon to host visitors from the city and elsewhere, continuing a tradition of camp life.
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Harry
Reuben Pearlman
Pearlman Farm
Murder Probable Result of Quarrel
John Chenault a 26 year old colored former soldier lies in Patton A. Clay Hospital after a bullet wound in a quarrel with Mitchell. The bullet pierced his back ribs entered the liver. surgery performed but recovery unlikely. Mitchell fled to Ohio. warrant for arrest may be upgraded to murder due to Chenault’s critical condition.
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John Chenault
Pattie A. Clay Hospital
Mitchell
Chenault
Richmond
France
United States
Soper Mill
Ohio
Want Bids For New School Work
At Richmond board meeting architect Wischmeyer presented blue prints for Madison High School work to be done this summer. Three lettings planned remodeling basement excavation heating plant erection of a gymnasium. Bids due by July 19 1920. Bidder may bid on part or all of the work.
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New Presbyterian Church
West Main Street
Don
Richmond Lodge of Masons
Madison County
R. L. Telford
O. O. Green
The
Baptist Church
Homer G. Carpenter
Mirst Chrisantian
Robert R. Burnam
Carpenter
Burnam
Masonic Lodge
Telford
Hery S. McElroy
Lebanon
Board of Education of
Richmond
Wischmeyer
Madison High School
Judge Issues Order For Two Children In Richmond Case
County Judge W. K. Price granted an order involving James Miller who sent men to procure custody of two Washburn children. The children were to be taken to Cincinnati while Miller claimed to meet them there. The Millers disappeared after disputes with Washburns, and the judge warned that a harsher order would follow if they returned to Richmond.
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W. K. Price
Richmond
James Miller
Henry Washburn
Cincinnati
Miller
Washburn
Price
Germany must hurry as six month disarmament period agreed
Spa Belgium July 8 The Allied conferenced fixed the disarmament period at six months vs Germany's request for fifteen months. This marked the probable outcome today of the conferences among the Allied delegates.
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Bv Association Press
Spa
Belgium
Germany
Hailstorm Forecast Affects Richmond Insurance Proposal
Local weather note warns of an approaching heavy hailstorm. The piece encourages residents to secure hail insurance with L. P. Evans, the Insurance Man of Richmond, stressing protection against potential damage.
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L. P. Evans
Richmond
Vowre Safe
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Claude Devore
Polce
Japan
Orient
Philippine Republic
Achmond
Messrs
M. J. MccSween
Coates
Senate
Bristow
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