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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
4
In New York a woman known as the homeliest in the world, Mary A Bevan, explains how beauty shapes love and social attention. She travels with an American circus, says she has never worn an Easter hat or danced, and seeks friendship and happiness beyond appearance. Her husband never saw her as she is now and remains a bright memory with their children.
After a heavy storm blew a government barge loaded with supplies onto a cornfield on Island Ten near Hickman Kentucky the steamer Scott of the government barge line will be removed once the Mississippi waters recede.
A number of Richmond fans will travel to Cincinnati to see the Reds play Sunday. The note hints at Pennsylvania city fans planning an excursion to an away game.
Chief of Police Claud Devore expects a smaller May arrest total in his monthly report. Madison county voters will elect teachers Saturday at 2 PM in the county court room with over 100 expected. A new U S office opened in Lexington for the Eastern District of Kentucky. President Coates of Normal will speak at Clark County high school tonight. Delaware legislature adjourned without ratifying the Susan B Anthony amendment. House votes split 24 to 10 against forcing ratification. Norristown police seek suspects after a thief took a 13 month old from a bed. A legal fight looms over Mrs Margaret Larmon in Tallahassee as an accessory in a murder. her husband is detained. Governor Morrow may urge habeas corpus after recognizing a southern state requisition. Adolph de la Iberta sworn provisional president of Mexico in Mexico City. large military display. Washington House judiciary committee votes to repeal wartime emergency acts except Lever act and rent control. A Standard Oil pumping station in Greeley Kansas has burned, losses exceed 1.6 million. Governor Wilmer G Sprowl of Pennsylvania endorsed for the Republican National Convention. Eastcra Supervisors busy with routine work through week and into next.
Reverend Brown of Missouri will preach at Flatwood Church Friday at 2 30 PM and again at Cane Spring Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock.
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