Knox proposes separating League covenant from peace treaty
Senator Knox introduced a resolution in the Senate urging that the League of Nations covenant be separated from the peace treaty before ratification. The measure, referred to the Foreign Relations Committee, seeks to reserve the League issue for public consideration and oppose ratification with the covenant intertwined in the settlement terms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Knox
Republican
Pennsylvania
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
League
Germany
United States
Europe
Mystery Soldier Identified in New York
June 10 dispatch notes the steamship Mt. Vernon arriving from Brest with the Mystery Soldier aboard. He was found in Paris remembering the name Ronala Phillips and is now identified as Roland Phillips of Evansville Indiana.
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New York
Mt. Vernon
Brest
Paris
Ronala Phillips
Roland Phillips
Evansville
Indiana
Idaho Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment in Senate Vote
Idaho lawmakers approved the federal suffrage amendment today with three votes against in both Houses. Earlier, Illinois became the first state to ratify the measure in the day’s early actions.
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Washington
Idaho
Illinois
Kentucky Boy Killed Washington War Department lists Emmett Bingham
Private Emmett Bingham of South Hill Kentucky is reported killed in action by the War Department casualty list. The item notes Bingham served during the conflict and marks his death as officially confirmed.
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Kentucky
Washington
Emmett Bingham
South Hill
War Department
Labor Favors Daylight Repeal Rejected by AFL
A resolution opposing Congress repealing daylight saving law failed at the AFL annual conference. The session saw leaders debating the timing and impact of the proposed repeal on workers and schedules across industries.
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Atlantic City
Congress
The
American Federation of Labor
Aunt Ann Eads Dead Widow of Samuel Eads Dies at 84
Mrs. Ann Eads known as Aunt Ann died June 7 at the home of her son Wood Eads in Shelby county aged 84. She lived much of her life in Union City and was a devout Baptist. Survived by sons John James and Wood and daughter Mrs Brade Thomas. Remains laid to rest 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 Brand Promotes Unique Roo Experience
A promotional note highlights Rookwood Coffee inviting patrons to leave ordinary Roo behind. It emphasizes a distinctive blend and a playful vibe from McKinney & Co. indicating a new coffee culture moment.
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Rookwood Coffee
Gga
Fun Cole
Found Hub Cap from Automobile in Daily Register Ad
Found hub cap presumably from a vehicle listed in a Daily Register notice. Containing partial owner note Ote Haye and a cryptic reference to 56 ores or price. No clear location or date. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Penaimers Automobile
Ote Haye
Daily Register Ornee
Illinois Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Springfield June 10 Both Houses of the Illinois legislature passed a resolution ratifying the federal woman suffrage amendment. Only one negative vote was 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 for the Grand Lodge session at the Pythian Home in Lexington. The 50th Kentucky anniversary and the first Dramatic Order of the Knights of Korassan temple visit mark the event amid celebrations by Lexington lodges and a 700-member host committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Assault in Frankfort Penitentiary
July corn prices noted. In Frankfort, Kentucky, convict Stanford Scott from Winchester attacked Deputy Warden Gus Rogers after consuming a water shoe paste alcohol concoction. Rogers shot Scott in the thigh, then another deputy fired twice more as Scott continued resisting, with injuries not described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Scott
Gus Rogers
Frankfort
Scott
Winchester
Rogers
Board Seeks Data On Excessive Speculation From Banks
The Federal Reserve Board expressed concern over speculation and sent letters to each reserve bank requesting details on how many banks were borrowing on government collateral for non bond or non commercial purposes. Stabilization steps will 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 presents a student recital tonight at 8 o clock featuring pieces by Primrose, La Fontaine, Bohm, Sarabande, and Saint Saens among others. Students including Mary Wilder Elizabeth Hume Carrie Allman Alice Metcalf perform songs and duets with choir support, following a Monday afternoon program that was well received.
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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 Rolls Through Mercer County
A dispatch from Hacseeebereeeey reports stock trader Perkins of Marion County was driving home when a racer snake about 11 feet long darted into the road. Perkins aimed to avoid it, then struck the serpent, and the chase continued for about a mile before the car ran over the snake, with reports of ensuing local chatter.
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Mercer County
Private Ben Johnson Returns Home After Year Away
Terrill residents welcome Pvt Ben Johnson back after a year abroad. Frank and Duran Lamb visited Mr Jogs Chrisman on Sunday. Una Rogers spent Friday with Miss Ze Zelma and Delia Marshall. Mrs Jim Grimes shopped in Richmond Saturday. Mr John Bond was in town.
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Ben Johnson
Frank and
Duran
Lamb
Jogs Chrisman
Una Rogers
May Tobacco Report Shows May 1918 Burley Sales Totals
State Agriculture Department data for May reports 4,304,341 pounds of the 1918 tobacco crop sold in the state for 619,259.63 dollars at 14.39 dollars per pound. 1917 crop sales totaled 74,994 pounds for 11,159.98 dollars at 14.88 per pound. Burley sales include 327,280 pounds to growers at 13.25 per pound, 229,160 pounds to dealers at 16.68, 142,406 pounds resold at 13.99, for a total of 699,296 pounds at 14.59 per pound.
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State Department of Agriculture
Mice and Men Playwright Praise in Kentucky Debut
A final dress rehearsal in the Normal auditorium drew critics who praised Miss McMillan for her swift miracle with the cast. She succeeds Miss Ruth Annette Hardin who resigned due to ill health. Tonight’s performance marks Hardin’s absence and McMillan’s Kentucky debut.
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Miss McMillan
Ruth Annette Hardin
Kentucky
Beautiful Summer Dresses Arrive at B. E. Belue Co
A brief item notes new summer dresses arriving at B. E. Belue Company. The report mentions local names and shops in a terse community update style.
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B. E. Belue Company
Private Sale Notice for Richmond Address
Fragmentary ad text notes a private sale in Richmond with a contact phone 762. The readable portion lists a person seeking interest and mentions a modern age context without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Fey
L and N to Lay Off 700 Men in Louisville Mechanical Dept
Louisville officials confirm 700 workers will be laid off as part of a nationwide retrenchment policy ordered by the Railroad Administration. Company officers declined to discuss specifics.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Railroad Administration
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Phelps Farm Sells At Good Figure In Public Sale
Real estate dealer L. P. Evans sold the M. A. Phelps farm of 205.45 acres near Richmond in two tracts for 49 705 dollars total. One tract of 130.45 acres on the Jacks Creek pike sold to Tilden Parrish at 300 dollars per acre and 75 acres on the Tate Creek pike to Vernon Leer at 140 dollars per acre. The sale was cried by Col. Jesse Cobb and conducted with the State Bank and 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 Occupy Guadalupe Opposite Fabens
Villa's troops seized the Mexican town of Guadalupe across from Fabens Texas last night while another force under General Angeles moves toward Juarez. No combat occurred as the Carranza garrison had been drawn to Juarez the previous week. Central Service Station adopts a strict cash policy.
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Villa
Juarez
Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Guadalupe
Fabens
General Angeles
Carranza
Byron Juett Funeral Draws Large Concourse
A large crowd attended the funeral of Byron Juett from his East Main street home. The Odd Fellows, long honored members, conducted a burial ritual after services by Rev. M T Chandler. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Peter Glenn Daytona Fla 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 O.
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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 Senate And Congress Nomination
Capt. W. T. Short of Richmond filed declaration papers for the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 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 Killed by Baseball in Mt Sterling Game
Elmer Trumbo a 20 year old Black man from Sharpsburg was instantly killed at Mt Sterling when struck by a baseball during a game between Winchester and Sharpsburg Black teams. He was not a player and stood near the field when the accident occurred.
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Elmer Trumbo
Sharpsburg
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Trumbo
Hailstorm damages crops near Woodford County
A severe hailstorm struck Woodford County on Monday about six miles from Frankfort on the Frankfort pike damaging crops. Wheat oats and barley suffered significant losses as hail pounded fields. Local farmers assess the impact and await further weather updates.
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Woodford
Frankfort Pike
Telegraph Operators Face 70000 Strike Tomorrow
At Chicago on June 10 70 000 telegraph and telephone operators threaten a strike unless operating companies yield. President Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union reports new reports from multiple sections of the country suggest possible concessions at the 11th hour.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Market Report Hogs Steady to Higher Across Cities
The Cincinnati market notes hogs steady with Chicago up five cents, cattle and lambs unchanged. Louisville cattle at 50, hogs at 19.75 top, sheep and lambs steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Normal School Faculty Beats Boys in Lively Baseball Demonstration
The Normal School faculty routed the Boys 16 to 3 in a playful exhibition. A. C. Bruner pitched superbly for the old-timers, collecting five hits and a walk in six plate appearances while Crutcher Fox and the rest turned in spirited defense and fielding highlights.
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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 Speech Sets Tone for German Peace Terms
Paris June 10 The Council of Four met amid pessimism over war peace with Germany. Clemenceau remains against any modification of the peace terms and the Silesian question plus the Polish frontiers remain unsettled.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Germany
Clemenceau
Black Denounces Authors of Attack at Central City
Governor James D. Black spoke to a large audience in Central City denouncing a circular alleging his involvement in past railroad matters. He challenged opponents to reveal if they printed the circular and defended appointments and policy positions, including railroad passes and the Bingham case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Shoots Bird During Baptist Service
A Georgia preacher, A Wray, fired a shotgun at a jay that sang around the church during morning services. He warned that if the bird sang again he would shoot it. The bird resumed singing, and Wray reportedly stepped out, returned, and fired once more.
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Associated Press
Sanderson
Wanted 10000 Bushels Blue Grass Seed For Cash Market
An advertisement seeks 10 000 bushels of blue grass seed at the highest cash price. It mentions F H Gordon and a display of suits by B E Company. Também invites bringing wool to the location.
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F. H. Gordon
B. E. Company
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George Jersey
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