Hobbs to Speak to Lodges Sunday
Hon W C G Hobbs of Lexington will deliver the annual address at the union memorial service of the Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Red Men. The service occurs Sunday at 3 pm at First Christian church with a 2:30 pm gathering at Odd Fellows hall and a march to Richmond cemetery afterward.
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W. C. G. Hobbs
Lexington
Union
Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows
Red Men
Hobbs
First Christian Church
Odd Fellows
Richmond
City Council Eyes Tax Levy And Savings
Richmond city council holds a busy June session to set the annual tax levy including the school tax at 1.35 dollars per pupil. Mayor O Neil and the Finance Committee push for economies in the city portion of the tax rate to relieve taxpayers. The annual business license ordinance also appears on the agenda before July first renewal.
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Richmond
City Board of Education
O'Neil
Twelve Balloons Still In Flight In National Race
Twelve of the thirteen balloons that started from Milwaukee yesterday remain aloft at midday. Reports show seven balloons were sighted over Illinois and Missouri while the remaining five are believed to be near Lake Erie according to aero club officials.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Ilinois
Missouri
Aero Clus
Lake Erie
Thursday's Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Markets show cattle steady in Cincinnati with hogs 10c lower and lambs stronger. Jersey a shade lower. Louisville bids: cattle 409 dull unchanged, hogs 10c lower to tops 10.50, sheep 4800 steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisvile
Bonus bill estimate climbs to five billion dollars
Washington June 1 The finance committee's amended soldiers' bonus bill remains in draft as Chairman McCumber aims to report both the bill and the panel's findings to the Senate before week’s end. The projected cost now ranges from four to five billion dollars.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Finance Committee
McCumber
Senate
Bricks Replacing Whisky in Newport Free Warehouse
Prohibition agents report bricks substituted for whisky in 1000 of 2600 cases at the Old 76 distillery free warehouse in Newport Kentucky. Agents Burnam and Tartar will complete checks amid a broad probe into permit fraud and racketeering linked to Sam Freedman Arthur Johnson and Max Morris. Indicted owners face trial in Covington at the October term of federal court.
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Prohibition
Sam Collins
Newport
L. A. Burnam
J. T. Tartar
Prohibition Department
Sam Freedman
Arthur Johnson
Max Morris
Collins
Covington
More Railroaders May Talk Strike
Cincinnati June 1 Edward J. Fitzgerald Grand President of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks announced that 16 chiefs of railroad brotherhoods and other executive officers will meet here next Tuesday to discuss matters vital to railroad workers welfare. The meeting is at the instruction of B M Jewell head of the railway department of the American Federation of Labor.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Edward J. Fitzgerald
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Railroad Brotherhoods
Railroad Waions
B. M. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Sensational Testimony In $50 000 Suit
The Williams versus Ross trial in Louisville circuit court concluded testimony from the plaintiff. A sensational presentation over two days suggested Ross had intimate relations with Mrs Williams, while Ross’s attorneys waived opening statements to the jury.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Richard D. Williams
William A. Ross
Ross
Willias
Floyd Ball Case Transferred for Trial in Laurel County
The case against Floyd Ball a Bell County feudist was moved to Laurel County for trial by Judge Hiram J. Johnson with proceedings set for October.
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Floyd Ball
Bell County
Hiram J. Johnson
Laurel County
LaFollette Ties With Berger Reported
June reports say LaFollette has joined Berger in Milwaukee as the Citizens' Republican State Conference vows to counter communism. Otto Besshard, chairman, states LaFollette aligns with the Socialist party and the nonpartisan league, signaling a plan to open a communist state.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Citizens’ Republican State Conference
United States
LaFollette
Otto Besshard
Charman
Uollette
Socialist Party
Victor Berger
Nonpartisan League
Eastern Keeps Two-Game Streak With Union Victory
Eastern defeated Union College 7 to 6 at Barbourville to run their wins to two in a row and tie for baseball honors in the Eastern Kentucky Athletic Association. Lewis pitched well and Nichols had three hits. Union threatened late but could not overtake the lead.
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Eastern
Union College
Barbourville
Lewis
Union
Barbowville
Sue Bennett
Eastern Kentucky Athletic Association
Howard
Nichols
Welch
Cox
Stephenson
Jskah'y Pate
Dun’wy Cf
Steph’n Ib
O Main’us
Union AB RH
Blair Lb
Trosper Cf-Ss
Faulin’r P Cf
O Stanfield Ss-P
Hemphill
Howard Lf
Ol Hynes Rf
Louisville Colonel Named Knight of St Gregory by Pope
Col. P. H. Callahan of Louisville has been elected a Knight of St Gregory by the Pope in recognition of his service.
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Col
P. H. Callahan
Louisville
St. Gregory
Federal Judge orders whisky returned from Jefferson County seizure
Federal Judge Walter Evans ordered the return of 50 cases of whisky seized at Ed Beuchel's Jefferson County home. The ruling clarifies the disposition of the confiscated liquor and sets the case status moving forward.
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Walter Evans
Ed Beuchel
Jefferson County
Ford Rejects Counter Proposal For Muscle Shoals Plan
Washington June 1 Henry Ford via representatives arrived here to reject the house military committees draft for government projects at Muscle Shoals Alabama. The proposals would remove a steam plant at Gorgas Alabama from the government properties slated for Muscle Shoals development.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
House Military Committees
Muscle Shoals Alabama
Gorgas
Albama
Muscle Shoals
Danville Welcomes Dr. John C. Acheson as New President
Dr. John Carey Acheson, president of Pennsylvania College for Women, accepts the presidency of the Kentucky College for Women in Danville to succeed Dr. Marshall Allen. He will assume duties around June 15 after governors and civic groups endorsed his candidacy. Acheson, Centre College alum and former Caldwell College president, has long ties to Danville.
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Danville
John Carey Atheson
Pennsylvania College For Women
Kentucky College For Watd
Marshall Allen
Atheson
Pittsburg
Old Centre
Harrodsburg
Caldwell College
Kentucky College For Women
Pennsylvania College
Womer
Bank Merger Unites Phoenix and Third at Lexington
The Phoenix and Third National Bank and the Phoenix and Third Trust Company at Lexington have merged. A mob attempted to disrupt a raid by dry agents in Baltimore. Two barrels of beer were recaptured from the agents.
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Phoenix and Third National Bank
Phoenix and Third Trust Company
Lexington
Baltimore
Jim Cornelison visits Pendleton kin in Oregon
J M Cornelison of Pendleton Oregon arrives to visit his father Howard Cornelison brother Will and sisters in Lexington named Mrs G B Hale Mrs Carrier and Mrs Gully He is a Presbyterian minister who served in Y M C A war work in France and recently attended the General Assembly in Des Moines They plan a week or two in Richmond before returning to Pendleton and hope to attend a Kansas City Sunday School Convention with his 14 year old son Vernon Purdy Cornelison
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J. M. Cornelison
Pendleton
Oregon
Howard Cornelison
Will Cornelison
G. B. Hale
Carrier
Gully
Lexington
Ile
Jimmy
Old Central University
Presbyterian Thelogical Seminary
San Francisco
Cal
Cornelison
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Motor Transport Department
le Mans
France
Vernon Purdy Cornelison
Richmond
Vicinity
Kansas City
Welsh War Hero Visits Brother in Kentucky Summer Plan
Dr. David J Williams entertains his brother Tom Williams a World War I hero who served in both Boer and World Wars and was shell shocked with hearing loss. He narrowly escaped a German shell and is related to Fremier Lloyd-George. The party plans a summer visit including Mazii son county and Boonesboro Kentucky.
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David J. Williams
Tom Williams
David Lawrence Williams
Carrarvon
Wales
Williams
Fremier Lloyd-George
England
Kentucky
Maziison County
Boonesboro
Col Henry L Stone Dies at 80 in Louisville
Col Henry L Stone a renowned Louisville lawyer and longtime J N counsel died aged 80.
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Henry L. Stone
Louisville
Weather forecast for cloudy night and Friday
Cloudy tonight and Friday with likely showers in the extreme east. Cooler temperatures in the east and central areas.
Worst Casualties of War Come Now
Indianapolis June 1 The worst casualties suffered by American soldiers are just beginning to show themselves. Ex soldiers with mental distress after discharge face delayed onset as doctors had deemed them normal. The American Legion seeks hospital funding and legal changes to allow treatment for injuries appearing after discharge and urges public cooperation to identify and help affected veterans.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
C. H. Harris
American Legion
Harris
France
Legion
Mr. Harris
Langley Bil
Law
Congress
Sevice
Clarris
United States Veterans Surety
Veterans Bureau
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
Florida
Georgia
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Veterans‘ Bureau
United States
Madison Lodge 14 to Confer Degrees and Elect Grand Officers
Notice: Madison lodge No. 14 will confer second and third degrees on a candidate class Monday evening June 5 at 7 45. It is election night for Past Guards to vote for Grand Lodge officers, with Hon. C. C. Wallace a candidate for Grand Warden. Rebekahs will serve lunch after business. presence is required to vote. Jennings Bh Rymer N G N B Turpin Secy 128 3t
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Madison Lodge No. 14
Grand Lodge
Madison Lodge
Rebekahs
Jennings Bh
Rymer
N. G. N. B. Turpin
Hat sale offers big reductions on hats for 10 days
K. V. Schmid on Main Street advertises a hat sale with large reductions lasting ten days. The notice notes a big price drop to attract shoppers and urges early visits to the store for best selection.
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K. V. Schmid
Main Street
Richmond Rogue Club Challenges Nation in Rogue Game
The Richmond Rogue Club claims state championship after an 11 of 12 run at Georgetown, with only a loss to Nicholasville. Next tourney set for June 5 in Richmond. captain A T H Douglas and members include Hamilton, McKinney, Hackett, Dearinger, Noland, George Noland, Dearinger, and Turpin.
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Richmond
Georgetown
Richmond Rogue
Roque
Nicholasville
A. T H. Douglas
W. D. Hamilton
R. H. McKinney
Ora Hackett
J .C. Dearinger
C. H. Noland
C. M. Dearinger
George Noland
James Dearinger
Leslie Turpin
Geologists Seek Site of Blue Grass Meteor Landing
Lexington Kentucky June 1 geologists at the University of Kentucky search for the landing site of a giant meteor seen Tuesday night by residents across the Blue Grass region. The flaming mass was visible near Dangle for about a minute.
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Associated Press
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Dangle
Nurses Meeting of Kentucky Registered Nurses
The Kentucky State Association of Registered Nurses holds its annual meeting in Lexington at the Lafayette Hotel on June 1 2 and 3.
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Kentucky State Association of Registered Nurses
Lexington
Lafayette Hotel
For Rent Three Furnished Rooms Near Cemetery Gate
Three furnished rooms with bath available for rent in front of the cemetery gate. Call 870.1274 for details.
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Cemetery Gate
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Same
Claude Devore
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Berger
Little
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Short
FORD
John C. Agheson
Jim” Cornelison
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Evelyn Nesbit
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Baron
Nurses’ Meeting
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