Great Tobacco Meeting to Hear Sapiro June 14
Aaron Sapiro, marketing expert, will visit Redmond on Tuesday June 14 at 2 p.m. to discuss his cooperative tobacco marketing plan. Local farmers and leaders endorse the plan, noting its potential to aid Kentucky burley growers and inviting broad attendance in Madison and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Sapiro
Redmond
Kentucky
Burley
Richmond
5. Burnam
Sapiro
Madison
James C. Stone
Lexington
Stone
Ile
Burnam
Waller Bennett
Judge Bingham
Mr. Sapiro
Messrs
Lewis Neale
C. J. Chenault
T. J. Curtis
Jas. Neale
North Carolina
Madison County
Bootleggers' Trip to Paris Cut Short
Deputy Sheriff Sam Bush captured James McDaniel at Fort Estill. McDaniel waited for a northbound train to ship white whiskey, waived examining trial, and was held to the grand jury in $200 bond. He claimed to be from the Hill section.
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Sam Bush
Madison County
Fort Estill
James McDaniel
Kentucky Prof Association hears keynote on training newspapermen
Keen Johnson of the University of Kentucky urged in Danville that aspiring editors need strong English, history, finance and economics knowledge plus journalistic mechanics. He said universities should teach these, that good newsroom craft requires clear expression and ethical judgment, and that journalism school improves prospects for graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Danville
Keen Johnson
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Pross Association
Johnson
Imen
University of Kentucky School of Journalism
Press Association Won't Consider Race Track Gambling
Danville Kentucky June 7 R L Elkin president of the Kentucky Press Association said at the association meeting that any motion to place the group on record regarding race track gambling would be ruled out of order.
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Danville
R. L. Elkin
Kentucky Press Association
Demand Drives Rally for Good Saddle Horses in Richmond
Shelby Harbison of Fayette County attended Richmond court and took six good saddle horses bought from various sellers at prices from 175 to 250 dollars each. William Tremere of Wilmore bought three fancy saddle horses and Smith and Turner four. Demand for good saddle horses grows as supply remains scarce.
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Shelby Harbison
Fayette County
Richmond Court Day
Wm. Tremere
Wilmore
Smith and Turner
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati Louisville June 7
Cattle at Cincinnati steady. hogs 25 cents lower. lambs 25 cents higher. Jersey steady. Louisville cattle 300, slow and unchanged. hogs 25 cents lower at tops $8. sheep 2,500, prices steady or unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Public School Site Debate and Bond Questions
The article records a Cold Spring debate on school location and funding. It includes questions to the school board about referendum rights, playground space, cross main street safety, colored school funding, and bond payments, with official responses. A separate incident reports Wade Ellis injured by a steam percolator at Sullivan Hall, near eye loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hale
New School
Caldwell
Richmond
Main Street
Schoors
School Board
Board of Council
Wade. Ellis
Sullivan Hall
Ellis
Pattie A. Clay
Hume
Annex
Frankie Ixiest
M A. Lynn
Lynn
Walter Fox
Fox
Lis
Boggs to Inspect Camp Knox Road
State Highway Commissioner Joseph S. Boggs will inspect the Louisville to Camp Knox road, saying he will comment only after the review. A two mile detour toward the Salt River bridge is being graded and repaired with a 15 ton roller and steam scarifier to smooth the route, contractor J. H. Cahill reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Boggs
Louisville
Camp’ Henry Knox
Boggs
Camp Knox
Salt River
J. H. Cahill
Cahill
Mrs Stamp Granted Divorce in Cruelty Case
A divorce was granted today to Mrs Eva Stamp from Walter L Stamp in Louisville Kentucky on grounds of cruelty. The couple’s split follows Mrs Stamp’s imprisonment on charges related to the murder of W Smith Russell.
Mrs Brown Dies From Burns in Breathitt County
Mrs. Brown died from severe burns suffered when her clothing ignited while she burned trash at home in Quicksand Breathitt County. She died on a train en route to a Lexington hospital, after attempts to extinguish flames failed. Rev J K Cockerham aided, and funeral services are set for Wednesday at First Christian Church with Dr Homer W Carpenter directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C McDougle
Bertram Brown
Brown
Quicksand
Breathitt County
McDougie
Winchester
J. K. Cockerham
Homer W. Carpenter
Model High School
Hart Pery
Spears Turle Harris Noland
James Park
Jo: Arnold
Luther Powell
Whittaker Family Gatherings and Local News
Mr and Mrs Dock Whittaker and two children visited sister Mrs Chas Williams and family. Jesse Williams stayed with grandparents Abe and Mrs Williams Wednesday. Mary and Mattie Whittaker visited Saturday. Court at Richmond drew many farmers Monday. Brutus Whittaker family and Dora Willits Whittaker week. Russel Whittaker visited cousin Jesse Williams Saturday. Squire Williams and Maury Williams dined with Chas Williams Sunday. Earl Whittaker on sick list. Price Agee couple welcomed a fine boy.
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Dock Whittake
Chas. Williams
Jesse Williams
Abe Williams
Mary
Mattie Whittaker
Court i
Richmond
Brutus Whittaker
Dora Willims
Frazel Lee Whittaker
Raymond Whittaker
Charles Williams
Russel Whittaker
Richmond Daily Register ad funding questioned
The Richmond Daily Register ads are paid by private subscriptions from local school supporters. Breck chair notes donations from interested citizens and invites subscriptions from any source with no ulterior motives to inform voters about the bond issue. Weather outlook for Kentucky shows partly cloudy conditions and warmer areas tonight through Wednesday. School Board members meet tonight.
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Daily Register
Richmond Daily Register
Richmond
John Noland
D. B
American Legion Band Seeks New Members in Covington Call
The American Legion Band seeks new members and asks interested individuals to contact J. H. Leeds at Rock Creek T. Covington’s. The recently organized band aims to earn local pride and receive support from Richmond citizens and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
J. H. Leeds
Rk. C.T. Covington
Richmond
Oil Men Indicted In Stock Fraud Ring
Ten men were indicted in Philadelphia on charges of fraudulently obtaining between six hundred thousand and seven hundred fifty thousand dollars by selling stock in the Penn Burk Burnett Oil Company of Fort Worth Texas. The scheme allegedly used a name close to Burk Burnett Oil Company to mislead the public. Dividends of two percent per month were paid from capital rather than earnings. Named defendants include Thomas F. Lamon Donald C. Scott Francis Dailey Charles W. Haris Harry Dembow sernard P Lupin Edwin Lougherty John J. McNamlin and E Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn Burk Burnett Oil Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Grand
Burk Burnett Oil Company
Thomas F. Lamon
Jonald C. Scott
Francis’ Dailey
Charles W. Haris
Harry Dembow Sernard
P. Lupin
Edwin Lougherty
John J. McNamin
E. Dean
Cabinet discusses US relations with Latin America and Mexico
Washington June 7 The cabinet weighed relations with Latin American nations and with Mexico and the Dominican Republic. Developments in these areas are expected soon. The briefing noted ongoing talks and anticipated steps in policy toward the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Santon Domingo
Tolays
Plane crash kills grazing cow in Pennsylvania field
Lieut Aaron Coates piloted Bris Conn's plane over R. McKinney field when it struck a grazing cow near a bluff. The cow was badly cut and had to be shot to end its suffering. Spears Turley accompanied Coates and allowed the relief to be performed.
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Aaron Coates
Bris Conn
Eaw
R. McKinney Field
Coates
Spears Turley
Noted Kentucky woman Miss Poage Injures Hip at College
Danville Kentucky June 7 Miss Annie M Poage a widely known Kentucky newspaper woman slipped and fractured her hip while crossing a dormitory floor at the Kentucky College for Women She was taken to her home in Ashland where she was connected with the Ashland Independent and was scheduled to speak to the Kentucky Press Association about Observations of a Woman in the morning session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Colored teachers meet in Richmond for extension class
To colored teachers and prospective teachers of Madison county you are notified to meet Monday morning June 13 at 10 am in the colored high school building Richmond KY for organizing a class in extension work. Prof J W Oates of Danville will meet you. If insufficient teachers gather we cannot organize. Be on time. B IF Edwards Co Supt.
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Colored High School
Richmond
J. W. Oates
Danville
B. IF. Edwards, Co
Ball Game Postponed After Death Of Mrs Bertram Brown
The baseball schedule shifts due to the death of Mrs Bertram Brown Dr McDonngle's daughter and a First Christian Church member. Second Christians and Catholics play today with changes pushing Tuesday and Wednesday games to Thursday and Friday afternoons featuring First Christians versus Baptists.
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Bertram Brown
McDonngle
First Christian Church
Deathtrage
Dead from Pueblo flood rise to fifty five as bodies found
Pueblo Colorado June 7 The known dead from Friday's flood totalled 55 today with three more bodies recovered. Roads to cemeteries remain impassable delaying burials. Real estate men assess flood damage at 15 to 20 million dollars. Downtown and rail yards now accessible. Red Cross expects the death toll to climb as debris is cleared.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colorado
Red Cross
Relief funds pledged for Colorado flood distress aid
A joint Senate and House resolution provides one million dollars for immediate relief work in the Colorado flood district. The funds are earmarked solely for relieving distress and not for property restoration.
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Colorado
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Jam ilton county former democratic leader upheld for espionage act
Cincinnati June 7 The Federal Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction and five year sentence of Hermen Dierkes former democratic leader in Jam ilton county He was accused under the espionage act for remarks about American soldiers and his pro German sympathies the court found the evidence supported his views and belief that Germany would win the war
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Federal Court of Appeals
Hermen Dierkes
Jamilton County
Dierkes
Wall Street
Federal Court Affirms Sentence of London Bank Former Official
Cincinnati June 7 The Federal Court of Appeals today affirmed the conviction of Fred W Wertzel former receivers of the First National Bank of London Ky found guilty of violating national bank laws and sentenced to three years in the Atlanta penitentiary The indictments charged embezzlement of bank scarce.
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Cincinnati
Federal Court of Appeals
Fred W. Wertzel
First National Bank of London
Auarca
Whites Rebuild Negroes Homes Tulsa
Tulsa business men undertake reconstruction of homes for thousands of destitute Africans after last week’s race riots. Citizens' Committee of Weare seeks a general plan while burning of the Negro section spurs a cleaner, better sanitary area moving forward.
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Tulsa
Okla
Citizens’ Committee of Weare
Services At Court House by J H Oliphant
Crawfordsville Indiana preacher J H Oliphant will speak at the court house Wednesday morning June 8 at o clock. Everyone is cordially invited by J N Culton.
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Court House
Lder J. H. Oliphant
Crawfordsville
Ind
J.N. Culton
Card of Thanks from Marcus Highland and Family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Marcus
Clothing for the Armenians May Be Left at Muney’s
Miss Carraleen Smith announces a collection for Armenians to be stored at Muney’s store with the box packing scheduled Friday afternoon.
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Muney
Carraleen Smith
Mass Meeting In The East End Church Urged Attendance
A mass meeting is planned at Fast End Christian Church Friday night to discuss the school situation. The event is expected to attract a large crowd and residents are urged to attend.
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East End
Fast End Christian Church
Produce prices and livestock items from Renaker Poultry
Prices quoted by Renaker Poultry include Bots 15c per dozen, fowl at 14c, large broilers 40c, hams 25c, horse hides $2 each and horse-related services. Names like Siegen and Dr. Pryor appear as vendors and contact.
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Renaker Poultry Company
Siegen
Senice & Dr. Pryor Veterinarian
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