Sapiro To Speak Here Next Week
At a Richmond meeting of tobacco men an invitation was extended to Aaron Sapiro to discuss his marketing plan Tuesday June 14 at 2 PM. He will tour the Bluegrass belt with talks in Lexington Richmond Shelbyville and Maysville as part of a cooperative tobacco marketing effort.
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Court House
Sapiro
Richmond
Bluegrass Belt
Aaron Sapiro
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Burley Tobacco
T. S. Barnam
Sapire
Lexington
Shelbyville
Maysville
Mr. Sapiro
Co-Operative Association
Lawrenceburg
Laington
W. Sims
Bee Committee
Two Mass Meetings To Discuss School Bonds
Two public meetings are set this week to explain the proposed Caldwell school bond issue. The first at Calvary Baptist Church in East Ind tonight at 8. The second, for colored citizens, at the Colored Methodist Church at 8 or 8:30. If the $80,000 bonds are issued, Caldwell School is to be rebuilt.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Colored Methodist Church
Caldwell School
Church League Commissions Three Contests This Week
Several Church League games are scheduled with Catholics facing Second Christians on Tuesday and First Christian versus First Baptist on Wednesday. All matches start at 3 30 and may alter the standings, surprising many fans.
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First Baptist Church Boys
Long Tom Chenault Returns to Richmond Street Greeting
"Long Tom" Chenault, famed auctioneer, returns from Florida after years away and, greeted by friends on Richmond streets, plans to resume business where he left off, declaring there is no place like Richmond.
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Everglades
Florid
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati and Louisville June 6
Dry feed cattle are steady while other cattle and hogs show declines. In Cincinnati hogs fall 25 to 50 cents with Chicago down 10 cents. lambs and Jersey stock hold steady. Louisville notes cattle best steady with slower movement, hogs up to 1800 head and tops at 8.25, sheep strong at 350 and lambs at 14.25.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Weather outlook for Kentucky fair tonight and Tuesday
The forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies over Kentucky with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures rise slightly tonight, bringing a modest warming ahead of Tuesday's expected mild weather.
Ex Richmond Girl Is Badly Burned
Dr E C McDougle learned his daughter Mrs Berton Brown of Quicksand suffered serious burns after her clothing caught fire while she burned a pile of trash in the back yard. She was rushed to a Lexington hospital for care. Dr Brown joined them in Winchester after leaving here on the 140 train as friends hope for improvement.
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E. C. McDougle
Berton Brown
Quicksand
Brown
Lexington
Mrs. Brown
Winchester
Berea College Commencement Week Schedule
Friends from here attend Berea College commencement events this week. Main day is Wednesday with an 8:30 a.m. graduation and 1 p.m. picnic, plus ceremonies from June 3 to 8 including foundation and academy graduations, concerts, ex aminations, alumni meetings, vocational reunions, and a cornerstone laying.
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Berea College
Foundation School
Harmonia
Academy
William J. Hutchins
Aloses Breeze
Columbus
Monnday
Ellis Island
Norman
Hutchins
William G. Frost
Jonathan C. Day
Fee Memorial Union
Cuba Faces Tobacco Crisis as Tax Push Fails
Cuban tobacco planters say Britain�s suspension of a 50 percent export tax will not ease the crisis. They note British dealers are well stocked and will need little tobacco for some time. Attempts to gain worker wage concessions to cut prices have yielded only minimal reductions.
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Ilavana
Great Britain
Tobacco Workers’ Association
German civilian kills two American soldiers near Mayence
A Cologne Gazette report states a German civilian near Aubernach shot and killed two American soldiers, marking a fatal incident in the Mayence area during June.
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Mayence
Germany
Aubernach
Cologne
Elkin Urges Country Editors to Safeguard Press Heritage
Danville Kentucky June 6 R L Elkin editor of the Lancaster Record and president of the Kentucky Press Association urged country editors to guard the heritage from Greeley Bowles Watterson and others He said editors shape public opinion and should act as public guardians rather than mere party zugers with a duty to serve the common good.
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Danville
R. L. Elkin
Lancaster Record
Kentucky Press Association
Elkin
Greeley
Bowles
Watterson
Metropolitan Press
New York Tribune
Bennett
Herald
Springheld
Republican
Courier-Journal
Eiitreader
Ikin
Edward A. Morse
Morse
Richmond Boys Take the Honors at Kentucky Military Institute
Richmond youths win three medals at the Kentucky Military Institute London Commencement. David J. Williams Jr. earns West Point appointment and best drilled cadet medal, while William Dudley Wagers is top marksman and Thomas Jefferson Smith wins best declamation medal. All are noted for scholarship and deportment.
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Richmond
Kentucky Military Institute of London
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
David J. Williams Jr
D. J Williams
Young Williams
William Dudley Wagers
Jonah Wagers
Thomas Jefferson Smith
Thomas J. Smith
Converted Rabbi Tells His Story
Joseph Herschel Cohen, formerly a Jewish student, delivered a masterful address on the Jew in the light of Christianity. His earnest, eloquent talk recounted his conversion and his longing for life in Christ, moving the audience to tears and gratitude for the message about Christ as the savior of all mankind.
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Joseph Herschel Cohen
Christiaity
Mr. Cohen
Christ
Jesus Christ
James Lunsford Dies Near Dreyfus At 68
James Lunsford died at his home near Dreyfus Saturday after a short illness from complications. He was pastor of the Christian church and well respected in the community. His wife and several children survive. Funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon after a son arrives from Oklahoma.
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James Lunsford
Dreyfus
Christian Church
Oklahoma
Hunt For Escaped Convict Rages Across Counties
A determined manhunt is under way in Oldham and eastern Jefferson counties for Jack Henderson, a black man described as a murderer who escaped from the Frankfort reformatory Friday. Initial reports placed him near Peewee Valley.
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Ty Associated Press
Louisville
Oldham
Jefferson County
Jack Henderson
Frankfort Reformatory
Henderson
Peewee Valley
Catholicity as the Basis for Cooperative Success
The passage argues that Catholicity is the spirit and unified basis for solving common problems. It asserts that cooperation, whether among country editors or nations, relies on a single sound foundation: shared faith and cooperative spirit.
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League of Country Editors
League of Nations
Roadmen Convene for 10th Annual Convention in Louisville
Kentucky Road Engineers Association opens a four day meeting in Louisville with county judges engineers and road advocates from across the state. Governor elects Dev Gov Morrow and speakers will address tar products highway law and road financing. Delegates will tour roads and enjoy concerts dinners and a river cruise.
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Louisville
Kentucky Road Engineers’ Association
Jefferson County
Merritt Draine
Geo. Weissenger Smith
William Kreiger
Charles I. Weaver
Senate
White L. Moss
Pineville
Anthor
W. FE. Crowell
P. Kk. Schindler
Bh. Creen Garrett
J. d. Asher
Ed S. Monahan
Ben Weiile
J.t.anstell
Chicago
Joseph S. Boggs
Memeer
Wm. M. Lesler
Dawson
Pierce Butler
State Road Engineers Department
Samuellf. DeHaven
Oldham County
C. W. Wells
Owensboro
Wa. i Watson
Ashland
Lake Whavanaugh
New Castle
A. M. Caldwell
Newport
J. RK. Lancaster
Georgetown
W. W. Crick
Madisonville
H. 11
Farmer
Henderson
H. F. Green
Smithland
Led Pollard
Shelbyville
Wallace Brown
Bardstown
George Carey
Lesington
James C. Travilla
St. Louis
C. D. Ranks
Indianapolis
Crane
Ohio River
Egg Market Cools as Production Nears Peak
Cream has risen in abundance over the past week, pastures are in good shape, and flush production seems near. Poultry moves freely from farms as hens appear spent. Markets sit lower. egg receipts fall further with warm weather and waning laying season. Careful marketing advised during heat.
Willis Kennedy for Representative
Democratic candidate Willis Kennedy of Richmond announces his bid to represent Madison county in Frankfort. A veteran of World War I, he is described as a respected business man and Legion commander with strong support and expected easy victory in November.
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Madison County
D. Willis Kennedy
Richmond
Kennedy
Frankfort
Ola Madison County
Madison
American Legion
Powers Announces Candidacy for Richmond Police Judge
Announcement by Dave L. Powers outlines a bid for Police Judge of Richmond subject to the Democratic primary on August 9. Powers, former Police Chief, long connected with Brock Insurance, is described as a well known popular local figure with strong party support expected.
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Dave L. Powers
Richmond
Powers
Tle
Brock Insurance Agency
Purebred Sires Sale A Success In Kentucky
More than 5,000 farmers from every livestock county attended the Bourbon Stock Yards sale of purebred registered bulls. Prices ranged from 30 to 385 dollars, about 100 on average, with proceeds aimed at improving state cattle breeds. The Louisville Exchange plans 290 purebred bucks and 2,000 high grade ewes next, to begin August 11.
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Bourbon
Kentucky
Wayland Rhodes
University of Kentucky College of Agriculture
W. 5. Bell
Louisville Livestock Exchange
Mr. Bell
Bell
Severe flood tears through western Colorado town
Pueblo reports the worst flood in the west with morgues full and hospitals pressed into relief work. Guards guard streets and refugees overwhelm local facilities as rescue efforts continue and supplies head toward Pueblo’s 2,060 evacuees.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
Central
Colorado
West
Denver
Relief fund sought for flood area in Washington
Pueblo authorities telegraphed Representative Guy W. Hardy of Colorado requesting Congress to appropriate 5 million dollars for immediate relief in the flood stricken Washington area.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pueblo
Guy W. Hardy
Colorado Today
Governor Shoup seeks $20 million flood aid for Colorado
Pueblo Col June 6 Governor Shoup asked the federal government to place twenty million dollars at the state’s disposal for flood relief efforts. The request aims to speed assistance to affected areas and support recovery operations statewide.
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Pueblo
City Associated Press
Col
Shoup
Rain Deluge Swells Poudre and Platte Rivers in Colorado
Heavy overnight rains flood northern Colorado. The Greeley area reports rising Poudre River and Platte River levels as streams surge after the storm. Damaging conditions prompt inspections and brief weather advisories in several counties.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Greeley Poudre
Platte
House Sibestrack Borah Plan Urged At Conference Call
The House Foreign Affairs committee reported a joint resolution supporting President Harding's declared purpose to convene an international conference to limit armaments as a substitute for Borah’s disarmament amendment to the naval appropriation bill. All Republican members backed the resolution while Democrats opposed it or voted present.
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Associated Press
Washington
Boral
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Harding
Louisville Killer To Be Tried In July
Walter P. Stamp a Louisville real-estate dealer waived arraignment and pleaded not guilty to murder charges. His trial was set for July 1. He is accused of killing W. Smith Russell and wounding Mrs. Russell and shooting at Catherine Russell, five, on Third Street. The Russells reportedly meddled in Stamp's domestic affairs. No bail motion was made.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Walter P. Stamp
Ile
W. Smith Russell
Russell
Catherine
Third Street
Russells
Clothing for the Armenians to be collected at Muncy’s
Miss Curraleen Smith, chairman, urges donations of clothing for Armenians and notes the box will be packed Friday afternoon at Muncy’s store.
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Muncy
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Swift Produge Review
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Renaker Poultry Company
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