Senator Knox pushes to separate League covenant from peace treaty
Washington June 10 A Senate resolution by Senator Knox urges severing the League covenant from the peace treaty before ratification. It seeks division of the covenant from terms of settlement and asks the peace terms to let the League issue be decided by the people of each nation, pledging possible US defense if Europe’s peace is threatened.
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Knox
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Republican
Pennsylvania
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
League
Germany
United States
Europe
Mystery Soldier Identified After Transatlantic Arrival
A steamship from Brest brought the Mystery Soldier to New York today. He recalled the name Ronala Phillips but authorities identified him as Roland Phillips of Evansville Indiana.
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New York
Mt. Vernon
Brest
Paris
Ronala Phillips
Roland Phillips
Evansville
Indiana
Idaho Ranks In Line To Ratify Federal Suffrage Amendment
June 10 Idaho legislature ratified the federal suffrage amendment with only three votes against in both Houses. Earlier in the day Illinois became the first state to ratify, marking rapid passage across the region.
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Washington
Idaho
Illinois
Kentucky Boy Killed in Action Named in War Dept List
Private Emmett Bingham of South Hill Kentucky was killed in action, the War Department casualty list reports. The item confirms his status and origin as listed in the latest military records.
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Kentucky
Washington
Emmett Bingham
South Hill
War Department
Labor Favors Daylight Repeal Opposed by AFL
A resolution protesting Congress repeal of daylight saving law was defeated at the AFL annual conference session. The vote reflected divisions within labor circles over daylight time reform and its impact on workers.
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Atlantic City
Congress
The
American Federation of Labor
Aunt Ann Eads Dead Widowed matriarch dies at 84
Mrs. Ann Eads widow of Samuel Eads died June 7 at her son Wood Eads home in Shelby county aged 84. Known as Aunt Ann in Union City she was a devout Baptist and survived by three sons John James Wood and a daughter Mrs Brade Thomas. Interment was in Clark county.
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Ann Eads
Samuel Eads
Wood Eads
Shelby County
Ann
Union City
The
Baptist Church
John
James
Wood
Daugher
Brade Thomas
Clark Co
Clark County
Rookwood Coffee Offer Stirs Local Interest
A fragmented note praises Rookwood Coffee inviting friends to try the brand and hinting at a shift from ordinary to exceptional coffee, mentioning McKinney & Co in connection with the offer.
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Rookwood Coffee
Gga
Fun Cole
Found Hub Cap of Penamerica Automobile
A hub cap from a Penamerica automobile was found and reported to the Daily Register. The owner is listed as Ote Haye. No further details available in the fragment.
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Penaimers Automobile
Ote Haye
Daily Register Ornee
Illinois ratifies federal suffrage amendment
Springfield June 10 The Illinois legislature passes a resolution ratifying the federal suffrage amendment with only one negative vote cast.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Illinis
Local Pythians to Grand Lodge in Lexington
Richmond Knights of Pythias appoint delegates J S Stanifer W F Higgins and T R Lakes to the Grand Lodge meeting at the Pythian Home in Lexington as part of a 50th anniversary celebration for Kentucky. The event also marks the first Dramatic Order of the Knights of Korassan temple in Kentucky.
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Richmond Knights of Pythias
Messrs. J S. Stanifer
W.F. Higgins
T. R Lakes
Grand Lodge
Pythian
Lexington
Kentucky
the Knights of Korassan
W. L. Dawson
Stanley Frost
C. W. Hughes
John J. Hutchinson
E. B. Bush
P. H. Seegbee
J. H Skyrock
Klein
Melvin Lewis
Grand Lodge of
Louisville
Washington
Henry Rathbone
Pythian Homes For
Convict Shot After Penitentiary Alcohol Incident
July corn price notes. In Kentucky Frankfort a convict named Stanford Scott attacked Deputy Warden Gus Rogers in the penitentiary. Rogers fired, wounding Scott with bullets in the thigh while another deputy added two more shots to Scott’s shoulder. Scott is from Winchester.
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Stanford Scott
Gus Rogers
Frankfort
Scott
Winchester
Rogers
Federal Reserve Board Flags Excessive Speculation
The Federal Reserve Board expressed concern over speculative exuberance and sent letters to reserve banks seeking data on banks borrowing against government collateral for nonbond or noncommercial purposes. Further stabilization steps would be considered once the information is received.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Recital Tonight At Caldwell High by Miss Holtzclaw Metcalf Pupils
Caldwell High School hosts an evening recital at 8 o clock featuring pupils of Miss Holtzclaw and Miss Metcalf. The program includes songs by Harriett Ware, James, Saar, Saint Saens, Chaminade, Spindler, and others with students such as Mary Wilder, Elizabeth Hume, Carrie Allman and Deatherage in the lineup.
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Caldwell High School
Holtzclaw
Metcalf
la Fontaine
Bohm—Maude English
Harriett Ware
Agaee James
Merry June
Vincence Dance—Scharwenka
Bova Boisitaub
Courtney Price
Mitchel Heart—Reade
Cadman
J. C. Ballard
Rogers
My Dear
Salter
Louise Richmond
Jean—Spross
Little Gray Dove
Saar
Elizabeth Hume
Twilight
Sibella
Carrie Allma
Becke Spirit Flower—Campbell
Titan
Love Be
Wind—Macfayden
Zereldaer
Carmena—Wilson
Samson and Delilah
Saint Saens
Mary Wilder
Pierrette—Chaminade
Valse Gracieuse
Spindler
Marian Gianchigliani
Madame Butterfly
Misses Baxter
Allman
Morn—Aylwood
O’harra
Samuel Deatherage
Deanie CE
Ma Honey
Nell—Tevis James
Relda Baxter
Carrie Allman
Alice Metcalf
Big Snake Story Shocks Mercer County Readers
Dispatch reports a driver, a stock trader from an unnamed city, clipping along when a racer type black snake about one foot long darted into the road from a fence patch. A chase ensued and the driver claimed to have run over the snake after about a mile, drawing local curiosity from residents and friends.
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Mercer County
Terrill Soldier Ben Johnson Returns Home After Year Away
Pvt Ben Johnson has arrived home after a year abroad or at sea and is welcomed by many friends. Frank and Duran Lamb spent Sunday with Mr Jogs Chrisman. Una Rogers visited Ze Zelma and Delia Marshall, while Mrs Jim Grimes went shopping in Richmond. John Bond was in town.
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Ben Johnson
Frank and
Duran
Lamb
Jogs Chrisman
Una Rogers
May Tobacco Sales Report From State Agriculture Department
The May tobacco report shows 4 304 341 pounds of the 1918 crop sold in the state for 619 259 63 dollars, averaging 14 39 dollars per pound. The 1917 crop sold 74 994 pounds for 11 159 98 dollars, averaging 14 88 per pound. Burley sales totaled 699 296 pounds with averages of 13 25 for growers, 16 68 for dealers, and 13 99 for resales.
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State Department of Agriculture
Miss McMillan Leads New Mice and Men Rehearsal in Kentucky
A final dress rehearsal of Mice and Men was held in the Normal auditorium last night. Critics praised Miss McMillan for her work with the cast in the short time under her charge, succeeding Miss Ruth Annette Hardin who resigned due to ill health. Tonight’s performance marks Hardin's absence and McMillan’s public debut in Kentucky.
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Miss McMillan
Ruth Annette Hardin
Kentucky
Beautiful Summer Dresses Arrive at B E Belue Company
A torn fragment mentions new summer dresses at B E Belue Company. The rest notes hospital operation for James Leeds in Berea and other disjointed names, with unclear context and incomplete sentences.
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B. E. Belue Company
Private Sale Ad in Richmond Area
Fragmented notice offers a private sale listing with a contact phone 762 and location Richmond. The readable fragments suggest an informal advertisement for goods or services, inviting direct inquiry.
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Richmond
Fey
L&N Plans 700 Layoffs Amid Retrenchment Policy
Louisville June 10 The Louisville and Nashville railroad intends to lay off about 700 workers in Louisville mainly in the mechanical department. Officials refuse to discuss the matter but it is attributed to a broad railroad administration retrenchment policy.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Railroad Administration
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Phelps Farm Sells At Fine Figure Near Richmond
Real estate dealer L. P. Evans reported a successful public sale of the M. A. Phelps farm near Richmond. The 205.45 acre property brought $49,705, averaging $241.34 per acre, sold in two tracts to Tilden Parrish at $300 per acre for 130.45 acres and Vernon Leer at $140 per acre for 75 acres. Col. Jesse Cobb announced the sale, conducted with the State Bank & Trust Company.
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L. P. Evans
M. A. Phelps
Jack’s Creek Pike
Tilden Parrish
Vernon Leer
Tate’s Creek
Richmond
Col
Jesse Cobb
Mr. Evans
State Bank & Trust Company
Villa Forces Move Toward Juarez Across the Border
Villa's forces occupied Guadalupe opposite Fabens Texas last night and another unit under General Angeles is moving toward Juarez. No fighting occurred at Guadalupe as Carranza troops were called into Juarez last week. Central Service Station notes a strict cash basis for customers.
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Villa
Juarez
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Guadalupe
Fabens
General Angeles
Carranza
Byron Juett Funeral Draws Large Concourse
A large concourse of friends attended the funeral of Byron Juett held Saturday afternoon at his East Main street home. The Odd Fellows, longtime honored members, conducted in a body and the burial ritual followed religious services by Rev. M T Chandler. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Peter Glenn Daytona Florida Mr and Mrs Slaughter Gaines Mrs Sallie Woods Mr and Mrs Eckler Mr John Feeney and daughter Lexington Mrs Alma Blount Versailles Mr and Mrs Edgar Warford Ravenna Mr S S Brown Detroit Mrs Ruth Gamboe Winchester and Mr and Mrs Frank Milburn South Norwood Ohio.
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Byron Juett
East Main Street
Odd Fellows
M .T. Chandler
Peter Glenn
Daytona
Fla
Slaughter Gaines
Sallie Woods
Eckler
John Feeney
Lexington
Alma Blount
Versailles
Edgar Warford
Ravenna
S. S. Brown
Detroit
Ruth Gamboe
Winchester
Frank Milburn
South Norwood
Short and Swope File for Nominations in Kentucky
Capt W T Short of Richmond filed his declaration papers as a Republican candidate for State Senator in this district at Frankfort Monday. King Swope, the Republican candidate for Congress, also filed his nomination papers.
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Short
Swope
W. T. Short
Richmond
Frankfort
King Swope
Congress
Trumbo Dies After Ball Strikes Spectator at Mt Sterling
Elmer Trumbo a 20 year old Black man from Sharpsburg was killed instantly in Mt Sterling when a ball struck him during a Winchester versus Sharpsburg game. He was not a player, standing near the side when the incident occurred.
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Elmer Trumbo
Sharpsburg
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Trumbo
Hailstorm Damages Crops Near Frankfort Pike
A severe hailstorm struck Woodford County Monday along the Frankfort pike about six miles from town. Heavy hail damaged growing crops including wheat oats and barley, with particular harm to grain yields reported.
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Woodford
Frankfort Pike
Telegraphers Face 70000 Strike As Concessions Linger
Only last minute offers from operating companies can avert a widespread walkout involving 70,000 telegraph and telephone operators tomorrow. President Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union announced after receiving new reports from multiple regions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Hogs Steady. Hogs Up 25 Cents in Cincinnati Markets
The Cincinnati markets report hogs steady in general, with hogs 1,100 head up a quarter to a top of 19.75 dollars. Cattle and lambs are steady, while Chicago prices show hogs 5 cents higher and cattle and lambs unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Old Boys Triumph In Faculty Versus Boys Baseball Game
The Normal School faculty beat the Boys sixteen to three in a lively afternoon game. Bruner pitched well for the old-timers with five hits and one walk in six plate appearances, while Gentry led the faculty with steady infield play.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Normal School
Mies
See Gurney
Gentry
Earl McDougle
Ramsey
Compton
Miller
A. C. Bruner
Bruner
Fox Bruner
A. C
McDougle Keith
Hensley Gentry
Mayse
Ee Bruner
J. Ae Ee
Ee Ieger Miller
Taylor Brock
Murray
Taylor
Memorial Hall
Dorr
Lancaster
Begen
Bremer
Brock
R. Fox
Hensey
Coleman Covington
Four Council Holds Pessimistic Session Over Germany Peace Terms
Paris June 10 the Council of Four met amid pessimism over peace with Germany. Clemenceau remains against any modification of the terms. The Silesian question and Polish frontiers remain unsettled.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Germany
Clemenceau
Black Denounces Attack Authors at Central City
Governor James D. Black addressed a crowded audience in Central City denouncing a circulating pamphlet claiming he wrote a letter to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. He denied resigning as attorney for the railroad and disputed claims about passes and bi monthly pay laws. He named Col. Denhardt and Judge Carroll, questioned the printed circular, and defended his stance on state appointments, good roads, liquor taxation, and the Bingham case.
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Goveror
James D. Black
Central City
Louisville and Nashvill Railroad Company
Kentucky
Railrot
Col. Denhardt
Carroll
Tadee Ga Carroll
Black
Frankfort
Thomas B. Pannell
Pannell
Auditor of Public Accounts
Executive Department
Stanley
Stancan
Preacher Fires Shot at Jay During Sermon
A Baptist preacher in Sanderson Ga. used a shotgun to kill a jay bird that had been flying and singing around the church during services. He warned the bird after a hymn, and when it sang again he fired, ending the disturbance.
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Associated Press
Sanderson
Wanted 10000 Bushels Seed and Wool Trade Mention
Wanted 10000 bushels blue grass seed with highest cash market price. F H Gordon invites readers to see a display of suits by B E Company and to bring wool for sale.
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F. H. Gordon
B. E. Company
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Cordia
Terrill
May Tobacco Report
Berea
James. Leeds
Berea Hospital
Neste Wit Ith
Wi RB. C
H. Covington & Co
David B
George Jersey
Sous Spiek Oe Uel Phelps
Woodbury
New New
and _gon Collins
L&n
Phelps Farm
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