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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
2
Local dealers tout Brown Rambler Case and Oliver cultivators for field work in Madison County. They claim models are suited to the region, guarantee performance, and promise fair prices by buying right. Give them a trial and expect satisfaction.
Commonwealth's Attorney WM J Baxter Jessamine County and Clark County candidates BEN A CRUTCHER and H C RICE seek county and city roles. County Judge G B Angel JOHN D GOODLOF. County Clerk R C Moberly Hugh Samuels. Tax Commissioner BEN R POWELLE WILL M ADAMS CHARLES MARTIN. Circuit Clerk JAMES W WAGES. Sheriff VAN BENTON Elmer Deatherage. Jailer AM Hunter CHAS S Rogers Ss D JONES. Magistrate 3rd District G C Burgin. Magistrate 18th District OTIS TEATER.
Congressman J Campbell Cantrill forecasts a Republican defection toward Democrats or a Progressive-like split over tariff policy. He argues eastern manufacturing interests drive tariffs, not agricultural western concerns, and expects the West to move to the Democratic side within a year.
The Elizabeth town talk by marketing expert Sapiro advocates cooperative tobacco marketing modeled on California prune sales. Editor Sommers cites growers receiving far less than consumers, says 75 percent of growers must join for five years, warehouses shift to grower use, and banks back receipts. The plan, praised by bankers, seeks to cut costs for buyers and growers alike and replicate California success with prunes, oranges, nuts, and raisins.
Notice declares a June 17 1921 election by Richmond voters at regular polling places from 6 am to 4 pm to authorize a bonded debt of eighty thousand dollars and fifty nine cents for a new school building with six percent interest, plus provisions for a sinking fund to retire bonds. If surplus remains, funds may be used for improvements to the colored school. The notice outlines annual interest and principal amounts over twenty years and confirms the ballot question to be submitted.
The Cincinnati Enquirer mourns the death of humorist Luke McLuke a real star of the column and a cherished figure among readers and staff. The loss leaves a gap in the paper historically noted for first pace headlines and horse racing artistry.
Robert Lee Page known as Bob Page a prominent Louisville lawyer is said to have been agreed upon as the Democratic candidate for mayor of Louisville by local allies and supporters.
Governor Morrow grants clemency to Frank Blair a known hold up man framed by a drink driven defense. Blair was accused of robbing a Louisville safe and attempting to murder the proprietor. The pardon asserts lack of responsibility due to intoxication.
The Miller Bros Carnival, run under the Jesse M. Dykes Post American Legion, wraps up a week here with favorable weather and large crowds. Legion members praise the show and hope for a return soon while the troupe heads to Frankfort for a next engagement.
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