Steam roller is on the job again
In Chicago on June 5, Senate Moses of New Hampshire accused the Republican National Committee of using steam roller tactics to decide contests. The committee seated one Lowden and one Wood delegate in Georgia, while General Wood predicted Wood leaders may carry several contests to the credentials committee.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Moses
New Hampshire
Republican National Committee
Hays
Georgia
Lowden
Wood
Senator Moses Attacks Steam Roller Tactics in Georgia Delegates
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire denounces the Republican National Committee for seating Georgia Wood delegates amid disputes. He compares the action to the 1912 steam roller, saying the committee uses a patent reversing device to ignore prior recognitions and tilt the first ballot toward Lowden. He cites past similar tactics in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Georgia
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
National Committee
Wood
Lowden
Minneapolis
Weather and political reflections on fair seating in Kentucky
The excerpt notes weather for Kentucky fair tonight and Sunday followed by a political critique. It compares current committee tactics to Chicago twenty years earlier, suggesting such methods harmed Republican hopes. The speaker cites General Wood, Senator Johnson, and Mr Hoover, condemning perceived usurpation in Coliseum anterooms and urging ethical conduct ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Perkins
General Wood
Senator Johnson
Mr. Hoover
Johnson
National Committee
Robbers Take Drastic Measures In Jewelry Heist
New York on June 5 robbers entered the Schonfield Manufacturing Company jewelry store on Nashau Street in the heart of the business district. They pepper sprayed a proprietor and escaped with a wallet said to contain diamonds valued at about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Schonfield Manufacturing Company
Nashau Street
Explosion Injures Father and Daughter at Paint Lick Farm
John Coldiron and his 12 year old daughter Martha were badly burned when carbide gas exploded after a lighted match ignited it inside a barn at their Paint Lick home. The blast shattered a window and damaged the structure but both survived with injuries.
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John Coldiron
Martha
Paint Lick
Alien Bill Passed in House to Deport Suspect Aliens
Washington reports the House passed a bill to endanger dangerous aliens. Anyone belonging to groups advocating overthrow or sabotage would face deportation or exclusion once the measure reaches the President.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
If Farmers Should Strike What
Henry Allen Laine presents a verse arguing farmers must not strike, stressing their essential role in national defense and economy. It warns that a strike would cripple industry, risk famine, and endanger the nation, while urging fair treatment and adequate compensation to keep them productive.
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Henry Allen Laine
Camp Daniel Boone Will Soon Open For Boys
Richmond boys may begin camp sessions at Camp Daniel Boone on June 16. Operated by the Kentucky Y M C A and led by Mrs E V Donaldson it offers ten days of recreation near Valley View on the Kentucky river. The program includes swimming with safety rules, four tennis courts, a baseball field, track, hikes, and nightly camp fires.
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Richmond
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
E. V. Donaldson
Wisconsin
Blue Grass
Kentucky River
Valley View
Fred Davidson
J. Howard Payne
Republicans Have Three Sets in Texas
Washington June 5 after hearing Col Green of Texas son of the late Hettie Green the Senate campaign investigating committee adjourned until July 8 Green testified he contributed money to the black and white Republican faction in Texas but denied working for Wood or any candidate He asserted there were three sets of Texas Republican delegates in Chicago and said they would have split more if given more time
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Associated Press
Washington
Col. Green
Texas
Hettie Green
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Green
Wood
Chicago
President Wilson criticizes Congress in telegram
The telegraph to railroad union officials cites Wilson blaming Congress for high living costs and slow domestic action. He says the current session pursues political expediency over public welfare and accepts some laws only because no better option is available.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Brotherhoods
Wilson
Congress
Admiral Winterhalter Dies of Pneumonia in Washington
Admiral Winterhalter former commander in chief of the Asiatic fleet died of pneumonia at the naval hospital in Washington today. He previously served as head of the Asiatic fleet and his death marks the loss of a senior flag officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Admiral Winterhalter
Naval Hospital
Penrose Unable to Attend Chicago Convention
Reports confirmed by Penrose's physician after a conference with the senator that Boise Penrose will not attend the Chicago convention.
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Associatea Press
Philadelphia
Boise Penrose
Chicago
Penrose
Excavating Equipment Arrives for City Paving Work
Louisville shipments bring machinery to be unloaded for Lampton and Burks paving crews. Eastern Normal teacher exams conclude, signaling end of school term activities and commencement week. Frank Hanover aims to join U S Army after overseas service. Jesse M. Dykes Post plans another recruitment drive and potential new headquarters. Local dealers report high demand for fly swatters as stock runs out.
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Louisville
Lampton and Burks
Eastern Normal
Frank Hanover
Lexington
United States Army
Jesse M. Dykes
American Legion
Kansas Ladies Band To Play At Republican Convention
The Herrington Kansas Ladies Band, formed three years ago and self supported, will accompany the Kansas delegation to the Republican national convention in Chicago. Director F K Reasoner heads a 30 member group with ages from 12 to 40, including 13 high school girls and 15 married women. The band, paid $2,000 yearly, recently spent $1,500 on new uniforms and relies on concerts and fairs for finances.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Harvey Motter
Olathe
Chicago
National Committee
F. K. Reasoner
Friction in Lexington Legion Triggers Immediate Resignations
After a two hour meeting in Lexington the American Legion post faced accusations of internal friction. Commander Major Samuel M. Wilson and seven officers resigned effective immediately. Adjutant James A. Wilmore and Master-at-Arms William Barnes also stepped down, followed by five officers resigning verbally from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
American Legion
Samuel M. Wilson
Clinton H. Harbison
D. C. Hunter
Alex Spears
Frank Ginnochio
John Settlemeyer
Hand bitten by monkey leads to amputation
Morris Summers of Rowland had a hand amputated after a monkey bite at a Stanford circus weeks earlier. The infection required removal of the affected hand.
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Morris Summers
Rowland
Stanford
Aged Couple Killed in Rail Crossing Crash
W L Baldree age 69 and his wife were instantly killed in Paducah Kentucky when an Illinois Central passenger train struck their farm wagon at a railroad crossing today.
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Associated Press
Paducah
W. L Baldree
Illinois Central
Budget Bill En Route Washington
After amendments to meet President Wilson after objections the budget bill to establish a national system would take effect July 1 and was repassed today by the House and sent to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Madison High Class Prepares Baccalaureate and Class Night Programs
The Madison High School community stages a Sunday baccalaureate at First Christian Church with Rev. J. V. Logan delivering the sermon. Class night at Caldwell Auditorium features a play Stir, with cast led by Gord Duttonhead and Elvera O Rafferty, plus songs, prophecies, and a detectives sketch. A large audience attended the grades’ annual entertainment at Caldwell, commending performances by The Three Bears, Waking the Flowers, The Two Very Similar Twins, Mrs Forrester's Crusade, and a bold cantata with nation-themed costumes. The article lauds teachers’ dedication in training the children for these events.
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Madison High School
First Christian Church
J. V. Logan
Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Logan
Caldwell Auditorium
Gord Duttonhead
Elvera O’rafferty
Laura Watson
Sallie Gentry
Sarah
Zada Edwards Solomon Steady
James Howe Hanah Plunkett
Ethel Silver Detectives
Joe Reeves
Harry Stone
Three Bears
Caldwell
Stocker
Dudderar
Locust Posts Delivered by Savage Smith Lumber Co
A shipment of locust posts in 8 and 10 feet lengths arrived from Savage Smith Lumber Company. The note records 2tw 3% and lists the supplier as the source of the timber for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage-Smith Lumber Co
Muncy Bros Concert Delights Local Audience
A large appreciative crowd enjoyed the Muncy Bros concert Friday night. The program featured Webster Taylor a promising Richmond pianist now at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music vocal solos by Miss Cynthia Davison and Samuel Deatherage with Miss Emma Davison at the piano. New tune records were played on the Victrola for an evening of melody.
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Muncy Bros
Webster Taylor
Richmond
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Cynthia Davison
Samuel Deatherage
Emma Davison
Grinstead Delivers Commencement Address at Clark County High
The Clark County High School commencement exercises were held Thursday evening at 8 in the College chapel. Dr. Wren J. Grinstead of Richmond delivered the address to a large attentive crowd and was praised as most enjoyable.
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Winchester Sun
Clark County High School
College Chapel
Wren J. Grinstead
Richmond
Local Market Sees Low Wire Fencing Supplies
Market reports indicate wire fencing is scarce with a lower than expected supply. Traders warn keeping repairs in place is essential due to limited new stock and ongoing demand.
Demonstration of Washing Machine at Richmond Hardware
Richmond shoppers urged to visit Douglas and Simmons hardware store for a two day demonstration of the electric washing machine. Event targets every woman in the city and runs Monday and Tuesday.
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Douglas and Simmons
Richmond
Douglas & Simmons Hardware Store
Markets Report Steady Hogs Chicago Stronger Cattle Higher
Cincinnati market notes show hogs mostly steady to lower with prices slipping. Cattle rose to tops around 12.75 while hogs topped near 14.00 and sheep and lambs moved unevenly with best lambs around 17.50 to 17.75 and other grades lower.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Miss Ward's Skull May Be Fractured
Miss Anna Bell Ward, manager of the local theatres, was struck on the head by an awning pole near a barber shop. An X-ray indicated a slight skull fracture and a specialist examination was ordered after she suffered severe headaches.
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Anna Bell Ward
Lexington Saturady
Miss Ward
Alhambra
Goodloe
Kenmadrich
Death of Dr A. A. Shirley Prominent Winchester Physician
News of Dr A. A. Shirley, a long time Winchester physician and state health leader, who served on the State Board of Health and as L N railroad surgeon in Clark County, arrived Saturday. He was about 65 and highly esteemed by colleagues and the medical community.
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Winchester
A. Shirley
Shirley
State Board of Health
State Medical Association
Clark County
Week's Weather Guess for Ohio Valley Fair
Weather outlook for the Ohio Valley Fair shows mild temperatures through most of the week with showers likely toward the end. Forecast emphasizes comfortable conditions early and increasing rain chances late in the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Douglas and Simmons Washing Machine Demonstration
Prompt invites shoppers to visit the store on Monday morning for a washing machine demonstration. The message is brief and mentions Douglas & Simmons as the source or host.
Scotch Highlanders to Perform in Native Scottish Costumes
The Royal Scotch Highlanders Band arrives in Richmond next Friday wearing native costumes of the Gordon clan. Lead entertainer Robbie Brocollier, a famed Scotch tenor, is described as the only living rival to Harry Lauder in wit and song.
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Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
Richmond
Robbie Brollier
Highlanders Band
Harry Lauder
Pair of Marines Wed in Richmond Ceremonies
J Elmo Caudill 26 soldier of Columbia South Carolina and Mae McKee 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bell of Berea were married in Richmond on Saturday June 5. Hugh Sparks 24 clerk of Richmond and Stella Ramsey 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ramsey of Richmond were married in Richmond on Saturday June 5.
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J. Elmo Caudill
Columbia
S. C
Mae McKee
J. A. Bell
Berea
Richmond
Hugh Sparks
Stella Ramsey
James Ramsey
Lexington horsemen to attend June court day sales
A group of Lexington horsemen and many horses are expected for the June court day sales. Horses will be offered to local farmers and buyers. With a fair weather outlook, court day regulars anticipate a busy tracing of transactions.
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Lexington
Selecting County School Teachers
The Madison County School Board met Saturday to select teachers for county schools for the coming year. About 118 instructors are needed, with many applicants already in the city. Most teachers are young women, with some Eastern Normal graduates expected to fill posts locally or elsewhere.
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Madison County School Board
Ben F. Edwards
Edwards
Eastern Normal
Willoughby Bros Open New Coal Yard in Town
Announcement in the advertising columns states Willoughby Bros open a new coal yard at Second and Third streets near the old L and A depot. They plan a modern yard with new sheds, office buildings, scales, and a large rail siding to serve customers. The Messrs Willoughby are noted as popular young businessmen.
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Willoughby Bros
Third Street
Old L
A. Depot
Messrs. Willoughby
Frankfort Names in State Highway Board Appointments
In Frankfort on June 5 Edwin P. Morrow announced Friday that Benjamin Weills from Padge Monahan of Jefferson Green Garrett of Wincich H. Asher from Pinevile would join the State Highway Board. The first two are Democrats and the latter two Republicans.
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Frankfort
Edwin P. Morrow
Benjamin Weills
Padge S
Judge Lewis Named to State Banking Commission
Frankfort Kentucky June 5 Judge James P Lewis of Whitesburg was appointed to the State Banking Commission by Governor Morrow to succeed George G Speer whose term expires July 1 Lewis previously served as Secretary of State in the last administration and was the only Republican elected four years ago.
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Frankfort
James P. Lewis
Whitesburg
Morrow
George G. Speer
Lewis
Mt. Sterling Republican McKee Announces Ninth District Candidacy
H. Clay McKee of Mt. Sterling files with the Secretary of State to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the Ninth district. He becomes a declared candidate in the party primary.
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H. Clay McKee
Mt. Sterling
Secretary of State
For Sale Paige Seven Passenger Car Bargain
Lost items and ads fragment list items including an amethyst pin found on Main Street near Citizens National Bank and a cameo pin lost on the street with rewards. Also notes about film and studio products and a used car for sale with tires and low mileage.
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Paige
Blue Grass Motor Transport Co
Oolin Supply Co
Main Street
Neale Bennett
Citizens National Bank
Oldham
W. Main
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