Wounded Madison County Soldiers Listed in War Effort
Kentucky Council of Defense and county historians compile a wounded list from World War I battle reports. Names from Madison and surrounding counties include Lieut Edward W. Gray Richmond and Lieut Earle G. Walker Berea, with numerous others from Richmond, Madisonville, Paducah, and nearby towns. The effort aggregates official bulletins and newspaper reports toward a complete roll of wounded Kentuckians.
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Ilya Madison
Edward W. Gray
Council of Defense
Madison Ay
Joe Abram
Panola
Nathan C. Benny
Richmond
Robert Bronsley
Forrest Burns
Robert S. Clark
Will A. Cornelious
Big Hill
Thomas E. Dawson
Richard
Jesse Elington
Silver Creek
Gilford D. Nd
John E. Griggs
Waco
Edwin Robert Henshaw
Ber
Sam Long
James Marchié McCatlun
Rae Wade Owens
Eae
John Frank Reece
Duluth
Harry Rice
Samuel Salter
Huguely
Dan Short
Berea
Bee Smiley
Gilbert Stone
Albert C. Tevis
Moberly
Raymond Tipton
Leslie Tudor
Bates Walker
Earle G. Walker
Stewart West
Allen Whittaker
Willie Henry Winkler
Red House
William Bates Yates
Clarence H. Waller
France
Kentucky
Kentucky Council of Defense
United States
War Department
Allen—Sevier F. R. FD
Scottsville
Wiles, Apcre, Adolphus
Recert L. Watkings
Glas
House Appropriations Panel Cuts Rail Fund Request
The House Appropriations Committee ordered a reduction of funds in the Railroad Administration revolving fund for the remainder of the year. The adjustment trims the request from the agency in the vast budget plan, altering the overall calendar year spending projections.
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Associated Press
Washington
House’ Appropriations Committee
Railroad Administration
Carroll Files Papers for Democratic Governor Bid
Frankfort June 9 Chief Justice Carroll filed his declaration as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor.
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Carroll
Associated Press
Frankfort
Operators Plan Big Strike Nationwide Telco Walkout
President Konen today said final plans are in place for a nationwide telephone strike. Chicago reports indicate the action could begin in June with broad participation and widespread impact on services.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Koneners
Ene Today
Ceasefire Plea Reported From Peace Conference
The Associated Press notes tensions at the peace talks with demands for an immediate ceasefire. Allies press for strict terms while expressions of concern surface about enforcement and lasting stability.
Grass Seed Buyers Offer Highest Cash Market Price
Tax Supervisors meet for the first city board session as the tax list grows larger than last year. The tax board members are M r s Kennedy, John C. Powell, and L C Powers as they undertake the necessary raises and work on the tax list.
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Deather
Messrs
Earen Kennedy
John C. Powell
L.C. Powers
You Need Not Suffer from Catarrh
To be rid of catarrh you must drive the disease germs out of your blood with a remedy advertised in the text.
Caldwell High School Class Lets Out In Splendid Sermon
Fourteen Caldwell High School graduates in cap and gown attended the baccalaureate at First Christian Church delivered by Dr. W A Fortune of Transylvania University Lexington. The sermon followed by a musical program opened Commencement Week with daily events planned through Friday including Class Day Exercises and recitals. Graduates listed: Leon Elder Stella Ramsey Mary Alice Tudor John Will Price Isaac Congleton Harriet Million Evangeline VanArsdall Alice Rogers Calvin Taylor Mary Bronston Harry King Teon James Lydia Church Courtney Price.
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First Christian Church
Caldwell High School
W. A. Fortune
Transylvania University
Lexington
Terry
Caldwell
Miss Metcalf
Miss Holtzclaw
R. L. Telford
Leon Elder
Stella Ramsey
Mary Alice Tudor
John Will Price
Isaac Congleton
Harriett Million
Evangeline VanArsdall
Alice Rogers
Calvin Taylor
Mary Bronston
Harry King
Teon James
Lydia Church
Courtney Price
United States Prepares Protection for Nicaragua Amid Talks
Washington reports a strong U S naval presence in the Caribbean and two warships on both coasts ready to defend Nicaragua from Costa Rican invasion. Officials say no action is planned pending State Department negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nicaraugua
United States
State Department
Forecast for U S wheat crop reaches record level
Washington reports the Department forecasts the nation will harvest about 1 236 million bushels of wheat this year. The forecast highlights potential yields and implications for markets and supply.
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Washington
Department
Local business, land sales, and estate notices
The latest news reports a big turnover from a new lathe business lifting revenues to erase a deficit. W Taylor Fitzpatrick, a major Montgomery county landowner, died recently. W E Wrighty sold a Parksville farm of 178 acres to Hon Thomas Reed, Irving Tarkington bought 100 acres at 175 per acre, M F Gilbert of Tennessee acquired 7825 acres at 135 per acre with possession January 1 1920. Harrodsburg court day saw cattle and mule sales with strong prices.
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W. Taylor Fitzpatrick
Montgomery County
W. E. WriAghy
Thomas P. Reed
Parksville
Irving Tarkington
M. F. Gilbert
Tennessee
Harrodsburg Court Day
Summer Dresses Arrive at B. E. Belue Si Beautiful
In Terrill Kentucky, the ad notes new summer dresses at B. E. Belue Si Beautiful with a bargain in Blue Grass Strip Strippers. A brief classified line asks for three good men and hints at nearby employment.
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B. E. Belue
Blue Grass Strip
Fount Rice
Terrill
Senator Hitchcock Receives Wilson Cablegram On Treaty Probe
President Wilson told Senator Hitchcock the Senate Foreign Relations Committee should thoroughly prosecute its inquiry into how copies of the peace treaty reached private interests in New York. He warned it is undesirable to officially share the text still in negotiation and said possession of the official English text is improper. The inquiry began after charges that the treaty was in private hands, with the star witness declining to identify individuals due to immunity.
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Associated” Press
Washington
Hitchcock
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Senate
Louse
Chicago
Senator Borah
Congressional Record
Financiers Subpoenaed Over Peace Treaty Copy Route
Washington June 9 the Senate Foreign Relations Committee subpoenaed Jacob Schiff Thomas F Lamont H P Davidson Paul Warburg J P Morgan and Frank A Vanderlip to testify on how copies of the peace treaty reached New York Acting Secretary Polk also was to appear. Senator Lodge said financiers are involved for private season in the League of Nations covenant adoption.
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Washington
New York
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jacob Schiff
Thomas F. Lamont
H. P. Davidson
Paul Warburg
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
Polk
Eut Vanderlip
Senorah
Labor Endorses League of Nations at AFL Convention
Atlantic City June 9. The American Federation of Labor Executive Council presents a report praising labor gains over the past year and endorsing the League of Nations covenant as a pathway to peace. It notes the treaty’s compromises but argues American labor standards remain the benchmark for progress.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
League of Nations
Weather outlook for central and western portions
Central and western areas fair tonight with a chance of showers in the west portion. Showers likely late tonight and on Tuesday as a disturbance moves through.
Judge Prices Ties Two Couples In Friday Weddings
Judge W. P. Price officiated two weddings Friday. The first couple were Clyde Evans, 23, of Olive Hill, Carter County, and Carrie Williams, 23, of Berea. The second couple were Wm. D. Hampton, 26, of Three Links, and Tina Johnson, 20.
Mrs George Gardner Dies By Suicide In Flemingsburg
A Flemingsburg dispatch reports Mrs George Gardner shot herself in the brain with a 32 caliber revolver after breakfast. Her husband found her dead in an adjoining room. a note pinned to her dress cited bad health and urged care for the children. She leaves husband George Gardner and two young children.
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Flemingsburg
George Gardner
Local Hero Har ry Farmer Honored for War Service
Lieut Harry W Farmer of Lincoln County, a brave veteran of the 4th Division, endured gas exposure and a gunshot to his ankle while leading assaults against the Huns. He was hospitalized after a 300 mile relocation and was blind for days, planning to return to State University at Lexington to finish his course. His home community Stanford and relatives celebrate his distinguished service.
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Madison County
Harry W. Farmer
Lincoln County
B. F.abhard
Parner Fou
State University
Lexington
Stanford
Shriners Begin Four Day Imperial Session in Indianapolis
Shriners from across the United States and Canada gathered in Indianapolis for the four day imperial session that opens today. More than 50 000 Shriners are expected to attend the convention which marks the first since 1917 when festivities were suspended for the war.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
United States
Canada
Buffalo
Col P J Noel Emerges as Leading Democratic Hope in Kentucky
Col P J Noel of Harrodsburg is a leading Democratic primary candidate after addressing the Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company convention and banquet in Louisville last week. His remarks highlighted his mastery and eloquence on the key issues.
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Col
P. J. Noel
Harrodsburg
Kentucky Central Life Insurance Company
Col. Noel
Burden Is Upon Their Shoulders in Address to Graduates
Dr Homer W Carpenter of the First Christian church delivered a high impact baccalaureate sermon to graduates of the Normal and Model Schools in Richmond. He urged graduates to aim higher, warned of war’s duties and urged peaceful global citizenship supported by past sacrifices. The address named many graduates and noted today’s Class and Field Day events beginning with class exercises at eight in the chapel and continuing through the day.
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Homer W. Carpenter
First Christian Church
Richmond
Normal and
Model Schools
Normal School
Carpenter
Vimy Ridge
Marne
Verdun
Chateau Thierry
Galahad
Dr. Carpenter
Nina Miller
Otto Mills
Mary F. Gudgel
Lois Champion
Stella Greathouse
Mary Hacker
Lora Mae Harlow
Alice Lorraine Petty
Rachel Maé Powell
Linnie McDonald
Maggie Lou’ Rankin
Peal Scrivner
Nancy D. Shelton
Mary Lothard
Christine Thomason
Lettie S. Whaley
Minnie F. Burchett
Model High School
Patrick Allen
Mary K. Jas
Sara Myers
Virginia Tison
Rowena Coates
Edithues
Annie Kellems
Willie 4Es
Harvey Chenault
Lucille Minter
Galen White
Lelia Price
Frances English
Josephine Cowon
Market Report: Packers Rise to Top Prices
Cincinnati markets show Packers up ten cents to above 20 dollars, Chicago steady, cattle and lambs holding firm. Louisville cattle at .750, hogs count 3,700 with prices down to 5 ands pos lower, sheep and lambs steady. overall tone mixed with slight declines in hogs and sheep segments.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Wilson lifts gold export ban with limited Bolshevik Russia ban
The June report from Washington notes President Wilson, advised by the Federal Reserve Board, ends the embargo on gold exports and imports with all countries except Bolshevik Russia. Foreign exchange controls remain in place to regulate trade flows.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Bolshevik
Russia
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Council of Def
St. Aeery B. Teegton
Ides
Hugh Dugan
Flo
Robert F. Owens
Alflibe
Cande
Yecnon Hiktan
Pole Ee ‘Ackson
Tie Kimes
Fulton
Ee Reen
Clarence E. Whitlock
Exie
Siert—Orval Taylor
Munfordville, Ky
S Henderson
George M. Williams
Henderson
Hopkins
Lennie Cates
Madisonville
Jefferson
Roy W. Billinge- Kenton
Bernard C. Busker
Covington
Knox
Frank Baker
Dewitt
Ben H. Smith
Hammond
Laurel
Jamuel Dizney
Loney Ky
Lieut
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Corbin
Letcher
Guy Crawford
Colson
Nat P. White
Poly
Lewis
Joseph F Warder
Epworth
Ece
C. Poppplewell
Hustonville
McCreek
Endor Iphus H. McClure
Paducah
William H. Switzer
Vandein Thweatt
R. R
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William O. Tolbert
Marshall
John S. Trowell
Benton
K Sf
Marion
James Robert Thomas
Waite
Floyd Metcalfe
W. Sussex
Edison
Monroe—Corp
Lee H. Whitehead
Jeffrey
Nelson
Joseph R. Nally
New Haven
Y. Montgomery
Charles G. Terrell
RE Ane Walter
D Jones
Line Pendelton
Ernest Burlew
Butler
Perry
Elisha Burns
Buckhorn
Pike
Bevins
Met
John Cole
Viper
Joe Stigal
T. & Byockcastle
Bill A. Glens
Illisr
Ee Pilan
Union Nee
Ed Kirkman
Wheatcroy— Camp
Lonnie
CATS
R. R. Funds
Associated Is
Clemencean Eee
Peace Conference
F.H. Gordon
Valley View
Shriners
Journal of Labor
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