Stanley attacks Daugherty in Senate debate
In Washington on June 3 Senator Stanley of Kentucky charged President Harding with attempts to muzzle the press to shield Attorney General Daugherty. He called Daugherty a nefarious pardon broker who deceives the president and allows plunder of women during peace and government robbery in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Senate
Stanley Democrat
Kentucky
Daugherty
Wili
Stanley
Daughery
Balloonist Reed Reported Lost in Canadian Wilderness
Lieut. W. F. Reed, naval pilot in the national balloon race that began in Milwaukee, is believed missing in the Canadian wilds or possibly in a serious accident. Aviation authorities stated the balloon cannot be airborne currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Associat Press
Chicago
Lieut. W. F. Reed
Milwaukee
Ross Wins Big Alienation Suit Louisville
After a brief deliberation the jury found in favor of W. E. Ross former sheriff of Jefferson County in the $50 000 alienation case brought by R D Williams against him. Mrs Williams and Mrs Ross present in the courtroom during parts of the trial embraced at verdict and thanked the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvile
R.D
Dick) Williams
W. E. Ross
Jefferson County
Williams
Tough Luck, Pop! Whisky Standoff In Smoke Hole Region
Petersburg visitors report Henry Hours of Smoke Hole district under arrest by state police for running a whisky still. Hours, a longtime local, quips his first legal trouble after 40 years of distilling as troopers raid the Grant Pendleton area with Cory Briner leading the effort.
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Petersburg
W. Va
Henry Hours
Smoke Hole
Grant
Pendleton
Qid
Hours
Coryperal Briner
Pope Pius Bypasses Tradition In Appointing Housekeeper
The Giornale D Italia reports Pope Pius has disregarded centuries of protocol by appointing Linda, his longtime servant and wardrobe maid, to run his household. Linda served the Ratti family for 40 years and stayed with the late mother of Pius during illness before entering a Milan convent. Upon his cardinalate she was recalled to manage the papal household, and after seven months as cardinal he became pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Signora Linda
Giornale D'Italia
Ratti
Poland
Milan
Madison Lodge 14 to Confer Second and Third Degrees
Notice invites members to Madison Lodge No 14 on Monday evening June 7 7 45 for conferring second and third degrees on a class of candidates and to vote in the Grand Lodge officers election Past Grand votes are requested as a candidate for Grand Warden Hon C C Wallace is named luncheon to follow briefing mentions Rebekahs offering lunch and refreshments after business Jen nings B Rymer N G and N B Turpin secretary listed as organizers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
No. 14
C. C. Wallace
Rebekahs
Jennings B. Rymer
N. G
N. B. Tur
McCumber Bonus Bill summary and key provisions
The McCumber Bonus Bill, approved by the Senate Finance Committee, outlines a 3.8 billion dollar cost over 20 years with unclear financing. It sets daily dollar payments for home and foreign service, caps and cash provisions, certificates valued at thrice cash, home or farm cash options in 1923 with increases by 1928, vocational training at 1.75 per day, and loan authority for national banks and the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of Interior
Post Office Department
Reception for Centerville Pastor and Wife
The Centerville Baptist church in Ohio hosted a May 18 reception for Pastor Edward N. Lawson and his wife, who joined the field as strangers. The program featured humorous anecdotes and a pantry shower as the evening’s highlight, reflecting strong local appreciation for the pastor and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Centerville
Ohio
Edward N. Lawson
Madison County
Cenetville
Secretary Fall Bulls Headed to New Mexico Herd
Four Hereford bulls bred in Kentucky are en route to Tres Ritos Cattle and Land Co. in Three Rivers New Mexico to establish a purebred herd. The purchase, from Col. E. H. Taylor Jr., was arranged during Albert B. Fall’s visit to Frankfort, his birthplace. Two bulls descend from the famed Woodford. the others are sons of Taylor’s imported bull His Majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Three Rivers
N. M
Tres Ritos Cattle and Land Co
E. H. Taylor, Jr
the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Woodford
Col. Taylor
Postoffice Establishments and Discontinuations in Kentucky
A post office at South Irvine Estill county near Irvine was established with Luther Young as postmaster and the office at Popular Hill Casey county discontinued. Mail will be sent to Gilpin. William A. Hines appointed postmaster at Pulaski.
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Washington
South Irvine
Estill County
Irvine
Luther Young
Popular Hill
Casey County
Four Escape From Mt. Vernon Whisky Jail
Sick man among four fleeing dry sentences. Lew Brown Bob Martin Bud Mize and Luther Philbeck were serving time for whisky law violations when Brown became ill and was moved by the county physician to the jailer's office where he escaped, followed by the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Lewis Brown
Bob Martin
Bud Mize
Luther Philbeck
Brown
Stoll Appointed Fayette County Circuit Judge
Governor Morrow named Richard C. Stoll of Lexington to succeed the late Judge William Worthington in Fayette County Circuit Court. Stoll had previously served as circuit judge during Judge Kerr’s illness and most recently during Worthington’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Morrow
Richard C. Stoll
Lexington
Fayette County
William Worthington
Stoll
Kerr
Worthington
New Gymnasium for Normal Athletes
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School will build a temporary gymnasium using saved funds since the school is debt free. The plan is to later convert the structure into a dormitory once a permanent gym is secured. The board added two regents, elected Brock vice chairman, and re elected Cammack secretary and Burnam treasurer. Faculty salaries were maintained with small increases for some new teachers as enrollment reaches a record high with many applicants unable to secure rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Board of Regents
H. H. Brock
J. M. Cammack
Paul Burnam
Madison to Build New Gymnasium at Campus
In 1920 the Madison Board of Regents approved an 8500 dollar appropriation to construct a wooden gymnasium near the site of the old facility. Architects C. C. and E. A. Weber of Cincinnati will prepare plans and hope to start by July first. The building will be versatile enough for future use when a permanent gym is erected.
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Eastern Progress
Ats Incendiary
Madison High School
Board of Regents
C. C
E. A. Weber
Cincinnati
Morgan Raid and Tobacco Sale Noted in 1864 Kentucky Items
Historical mentions include Brig. General John H. Morgan entering Kentucky at Pound Gap with 2,400 men in 1864. A Louisville tobacco fair records a hogshead selling for 4.60 dollars per pound. Also listed are British and American consular appointments for Kentucky and a 1920-21 rural school funding figure of 371082.12 dollars from non-tax sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Morgan
Kentucky
Pound Gap
Louisville
Godfrey Edward Proctor Hertslet
St. Louis
William Keane Smail
School Teacher Case Continued in Covington
Thomas Sebree a 21 year old school teacher of Bracht Station Ky charged with the murder of Zelman Clemons a 14 year old girl was continued today until June 9 Sebree remains free on a $25000 bond signed by his father T S Sebree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Thomas Sebree
Bracht Station
Zelman Clemons
Lee Clemons
Sebree
Liberty
T. S. Sebree
Charles Breck Dies in Fresno California
Charles H. Breck, 53, brother of Dan H. Breck of this city, died in Fresno California. A native of Richmond he was survived by his wife and brothers Ford in Oklahoma Percy in Oregon and siblings Bettie Blackburn Portland and Jane Breck Hammond. He was a prominent Fresno businessman and supervisor of agencies for a large life insurance company. Funeral services will be held Monday in Fresno.
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Fresno
California
Charles H. Breck
Dan H. Breck
Richmond
Mr. Breck
Ford Breck
Oklahoma
Percy Breck
Baker
Oregon
Bettie Blackburn
Portland
Ore
Jane Breck
Hammond
Ind
Chicago Court Ends Fight Over 17 Year Old Marriage
The McCormick family dispute over Mathilde McCormick's planned international marriage to Max Oser ended when her mother withdrew the restraining order. Judge Horner urged guardian Mr. McCormick to honor his duties and consider the mother's warning about the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oser
Horner
Mr. McCormick
Juniors Plan To Entertain Seniors At Training School
The Juniors, two hundred fifty strong, plan an 8 to 10 pm entertainment for Seniors at the Basement Training School on June third. Cards with promising words will be shared and audience members are urged to attend at 8:01 pm to show appreciation for the Juniors’ efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Progress
Cllls
Farmers Day at Berea Seeks Large Attendance
Wednesday June 7 marks Farmers Day at Berea on the Berea Experiment field from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. County Agent Robi F. Spence promotes a program with speakers from Berea College and Kentucky State College of Agriculture. Women urged to attend for talks on making and saving money in farming and fertilizer tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Madison
Robi F. Spence
Hutchins
Mr Jones
Kentucky
M. O. Hughes
Richmond Boys Make Good On Diamond
Richmond boys continue to excel on the diamond with Pete Hisle fielding short for Winchester in the Blue Grass League since returning home and drawing fans with stellar plays. Jim Park pitches for Lexington with his usual fine form, while Sam Reid has not been heard from since being sent to Spartanburg in the South Atlantic League, though friends expect him to thrive and rise to higher competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Pete” Hisle
Winchester
Jim Park
Lexington
Sam Reid
Spartanburg
S. C
Weather forecast for Ohio valley and Tennessee week
Weather for the week in the Ohio valley and Tennessee is generally fair with temperatures expected to run somewhat above normal across the period. No precipitation is anticipated and bright conditions are likely to persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wees
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Madisonville Man Dies in Riverview Park Incident
Owensboro June 3 report states Madisonville resident and hotel manager Osha Fowler, age 70 and in poor health, was found dead from a gunshot at Riverview Park. The body will be shipped to Madisonville today for funeral arrangements. release by S Fowler. Madisonville connection noted.
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Associated Press
Owensboro
Fas
S. Fowler
Madisonville
Osha Fowler
Limsi
Riverview Park
Weather Fair Tonight and Sunday
The forecast shows clear weather with no temperature change for tonight and Sunday. Winds light and conditions expected to stay dry.
Saturday's Livestock Markets Report Shows Mixed Results
Cincinnati markets June 2 saw top hogs at 10.85 with strong calf and lamb figures. Louisville June 1 reports cattle slow to 200 head, hogs 1,000 head up 20 cents to 10.70, sheep 3,500 head lower with lamb tops around 14.50.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Another Wage Cut May Start Strike
Chicago June 3 A railroad strike threatened the nation as railway unions awaited wage reductions likely to be imposed by the Federal Railway Labor Board on additional classes of employees beyond train service men. B M Jewell of the AFL warned a strike vote would follow next Tuesday’s conference of railroad chiefs in Cincinnati. Reports said carriers planned a cut for 500000 shopmen and a smaller cut than last Sunday for maintenance of way laborers about 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
AUSE Accepts Ford Proposal on Muscle Shoals Lease
Washington June 3 The naval and military committee voted to report the Ford lease proposal for Muscle Shoals properties and recommend adoption. A full agreement was reached on the fertilizer provision. The group also asks elimination of the Gorgas steam power plant from the government disposal plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iease
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Gorgas
Detroit
Crop conditions look promising in Speedwell section
Speedwell reports good crop conditions with tobacco harvesting largely complete and an abundance of early fruit. Wheat acreage is small but promising. local livestock dealer Wm Wagers recently bought fine lambs. Dr Coomer advertises Duroc pigs and Airedale puppies for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wagers
Madison County
Coomer
Dr. McDougle
Christian Church
Tevis Raybourn
Ohio
J Frank Hord
Notice on Poultry Waste in Richmond Water Shed
Health Officer J G Bosley warns that dumping refuse from poultry houses into Kavanaugh Lane on the Richmond water shed endangers drinking water. If repeated, warrants will be sworn and the guilty party prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Kavanaugh Lane
Richmond Water and Light Co
J. G. Bosley
Madison Co
Madison High to Hold Baccalaureate Service and Graduates List
The Madison High School baccalaureate service is Sunday at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. S. M. Logan delivering the sermon. Class night is Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the opera house, and commencement Thursday at First Christian Church with Prof. L. L. Dantzler delivering the address. graduates include James Anderson, J. Blevins, Luke Church, Frank Hocker, Marshal Hurst, Orville Price, Talton Stone, Lafon Wilson, Lee Anna Ashcraft, Eula Baker, Bernie Bogie, Halleen Hahn, Anna Catherine Huguely, Betsy Igo, Thelma McClintock, Edna Mullinix, Emma Newby, Effie Newby, Kathleen O’Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
First Presbyterian Church
S. M. Logan
Presbyterian Church
Midway
Logan
Richmond
Opera House
First Christian Church
L. L. Dantzler
University of Kentucky
James Anderson
J. &. Blevins
Luke Church
Frank Hocker
Marshal Hurst
Orville Price
Talton Stone
Lafon Wilson
Lee Anna Ashcraft
Eula Baker
Bernie Bogie
Halleen Hahn
Anna Catherine Huguely
Betsy Igo
Thelma McClintock
Edna Mullinix
Emma Newby
Effie Newby
Kathleen O’neil
Big Men 10 Speak at Normal
Plans unfold for an elaborate Commencement at Eastern Kentucky State Normal School as it closes a highly successful term. Dr. E. L. Powell of Louisville will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday evening June 18 at the Normal. Judge Robert W. Bingham of Louisville has been invited to give the alumni address, with no reply yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
E. L. Powell
First Christian Church
Louisville
South
Normal
Robert W. Bingham
State Laundrymen Meet at Crab Orchard Springs
Late news notes report the State Laundrymen's Association meeting at Crab Orchard Springs. Also buried is William Donovan, electrocuted in Indiana for his wife's murder, laid to rest in Mercer County. Masonic Accident Insurance Co of Massachusetts gains Kentucky eligibility. Paris memorial for Mrs. F A Shackelford, 90, at Miss Lucy Miller's home. Lexington seizure: five thousand beer bottles with 4 12 percent alcohol seized en route to North Limestone Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab Orchard Springs
William Donovan
Indiana
Mercer County
Masonic Accident Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Kentucky
F. A. Shackelford
Lucy Miller
Paris
Lexington
H.C. Lancaster
John Furlong
Berlin Cafe
North
Limestone Street
Friday Baseball Called Off From Toledo Louisville Game
Friday baseball game between Toledo and Louisville was called off with a doubleheader scheduled for Sunday. Columbus crushed Indianapolis 6 to 0 while Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 11 to 9 and St Paul beat Kansas City 10 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Baseball Scores Reported for AL Matchups
American League results show St Louis defeating Chicago 12 to 4 and Cleveland routing Detroit 9 to 4. Rain affected games between Washington and Philadelphia and between Boston and New York with postponements or delays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
National League Scores Reported
Boston defeats New York 7 to 3 while Cincinnati wins 11 to 7 over Chicago. St Louis and Pittsburgh note a result, with no other games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
St. Louis-Pittsburg
Iain
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lexington Loses Town Fork Stream Bed of Historic Elkhorn Creek
The Town Fork of the Elkhorn Creek, where the first steam boat built in 1794 by Edward West at Lexington ran, has vanished for Lexington as the stream was diverted years ago and the old bed covered over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Creek
Edward West
Lexington
For Sale Item Advert Shows Alcohol and Equipment
An auction style notice advertises sale items including a McCormick device and a Blue Grass seed stripper linked to a beverage pursuit, listing L. N. Restaurant and Z. T. Rice with J. R. Shaw ownership details and a property address.
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Pope
Centerville, Ohio
Fall Boys Bulls
Warren, Woodrow and
William
S. E. Wade
Henderson
Texas
Woodrow
Charles Breck
Cal
Mathilde
Richmond Boys
Br Associated Press
Asociated Press
Auuse
Speedwell
American Association
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