Mass Meeting at Home Tobacco Warehouse for School Bond Vote
A mass meeting will discuss the $80 000 school bond issue at the Home Tobacco warehouse tonight. A previous plan at Second Christian church is postponed with later notice for a new gathering. Speakers will cover building location and financing as the campaign targets voters, including strong participation from colored voters led by Rev Green B Miller.
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Home Tobacco Warehouse
Second Christian Church
Green DB. Miller
Daily Register
Methodist Church
Green B. Miller
John Noland
Board of Education
Telford
Belle Bennett
C. Wallace
Richmond
St. Paul A. M. EE
James A. White
Maggie B. Wilson
M. Embry
Galbraith Jr. Funeral Set in Cincinnati Music Hall
The funeral of Colonel Frederick Galbraith Jr., commander of the Legion, will be held Saturday afternoon in Music Hall Cincinnati. The body arrived from Indianapolis and will lie in state until tomorrow. Messages of sympathy pour in from across the country. the ceremony is expected to be the largest in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frederick Galbraith, Jr
Eee Legion
Indianapolis
Music Hall
Illinois House passes boxing bill regulates bouts
The Illinois House of Representatives approved a boxing bill by 88 to 40. The measure creates a commission regulated system and allows ten round bouts with no decision and now moves to the Senate.
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Illinois
Springfeld
Ilinois
House of Representatives
Senate
Generous Church Gifts Reach Over Two Hundred Million
Gifts totaling more than 200 million dollars were given by Protestant church members in the past year. The figure comes from a statistical table prepared by Luther S Lovejoy of Chicago and Dr. William E Lampe of Philadelphia for the United Stewardship Council. The table splits into Missions and Benevolences gifts and Congregation expenses gifts, with the latter the larger portion.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Luther
Dr Crossfield Leaves Transylvania After 13 Years
Lexington June 10 Dr Crossfield ends a thirteen year era as chief executive of Transylvania College and the College of the Bible. He departs to serve as comptroller for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. Under his leadership the institution liquidated a $100,000 debt and added a 128 bed dormitory and new power plant.
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Lexington
Ixy
Transylvania College
Crossfield
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Transylvania
College of the Bible
Disciples to Hold Convention in North
The International Christian Missionary Association will sponsor the first Christian Americanization congress in Minneapolis June 21 to 26. W. T. Visher notes the event aims to discuss Americanization problems and energize foreign citizenship and Christian effort. Many notable Disciples of Christ leaders will attend including I. C. Sanderson Eugene Bible University. Dr. D. Y. Vendre ton Cedar Rapids. Rev. C. J. Sharp Hammond. Dr. John L. Brandt Muskogee. Dr. S. Lappin Bedford. Rev. C. C. Crawford Cincinnati. Dr. J. B. Binney Crestwood. Dr. M. P. Hayden Minneapolis. Dr. M. M. Davis Dallas. John Christopherson Minneapolis. Mrs. J. R. Ayars St. Louis. Rev. R. E. Tommerlin Mason City. Dr. R. C. Foster Springster. and Dr. David Eugene Orson Minneapolis.
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Associate
Minneapolis
Minn
International Christian Missionary Association
Disciples of Christ
Congress
W. T. Visher
Misher
I. C. Sanderson
Eugene Bible University
Ugene
Ore
D. Y. Vendreton
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Sharp
Hammond
Ind
Evangelism
John L. Brandt
Muskogee
Okla
SS. Lappin
Bedford
Ka LB. Boswell
Georgetown
C. C. Crawford
Cincinnati
J.B. Binney
Crestwood
M. P. Hayden
Mineapolis
M. M
David Eugene Orson
International Christian Bible College
Cast Ensemble for The Snob Plays Hawley Opera House Tonight
Wanda Hawley Realart comedy drama The Snob features Walter Hiers Sylvia Ashton Edwin Stevens William E Lawrence Julia Faye Richard Wayne and Althea Worthley in a star studded cast. Alice Eyton adapts the story from William J Neidig in the Saturday Evening Post. Sam Wood directs with Alfred Gilks cinematography.
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Walter Hiers
Sylvia Ashton
Edwin Stevens
William E. Lawrence
Julia Faye
Richard Wayne
Althea Worthley
Snob
Wanda Hawley Realart
Alice Eyton
William J. Neidig
Saturday Evening Post
Sam Wood Wood
Alfred Gilks
Percale Day at Elder's Special This Saturday
Elder's marks a Percale Day with light and dark patterns in 36 inch wide fabric. Beautiful patterned laces highlighted for weekend shoppers.
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Elder’s
Young Folks Gather for Danville Synod Conference
Notables from the Southern Presbyterian Church attend the first Kentucky Synod Young People's Conference in Danville. About 150 Kentucky youths attend sessions at Kentucky College for Women June 10 to 16 with leaders from Atlanta Richmond Des Moines and St. Louis guiding home mission study Christian Endeavor and Bible classes.
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Associated Press
Danville
Southern Presbyterian Church
Kentucky Synod
Kentucky
Kentucky College For
Home Mission Committee
W. FH. Topper
Kentucky Sate Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Gilbert Glass
Elizabeth Shields
Richmond, Va
Kentucky Woman’s Auxiliary
W. A. Hopkins
Louisville
Dewey Kimball
Centre College
Elizabeth Crutcher
Paris
Stanford Warden Leads for May
Twenty-two arrests and fourteen convictions were reported to the State Fish and Game Commission for May. S. F. Gentry of Stanford led wardens in arrests and convictions, with seven arrests and four convictions, plus nine red foxes and two illegal net series seized. Other wardens listed include Pat Stone Mayfield and B A Boone in District 1 and W D Blackwell in District 3 with small totals.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
State Fish and Game Commission
Warder
C. J. Meredith
S. F. Gentry
Stanford
Ife
Pat Stone
Mayfield
B. A. Boone
W. D. Blackwell
Greenville
E. F. Wade
Webbs
R. M. Tharp
Wintson
Commodore Pollitt
Vanceburg
W. H. Grider
Richmond
State At
Grider
Saturday Special Offerings From Local Markets
Ad lists price and items including cambric percale 36 wide in light and dark 15c yard. Notice of fresh fish dressed ham spring chickens and frogs with Price's Sausage from Neff's. Rhone 431 contact for orders.
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Rhone
New Day Leader Weds Garrard County Woman
Dispatches from Washington report Major Roy M. Haines of Hillsboro Ohio named U S Prohibition Commissioner by President Harding to replace Kramer. His wife, Katherine Mason of Lancaster Garrard County Kentucky, is daughter of the late W B Mason. Haines, 39, edits the Hillsboro Dispatch, leads the Highland County Red Cross, and once headed Miami Military Institute. He supported Harding since 1917 and was active in the 1920 Chicago convention.
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Washington
Roy M. Haines
Hillsboro
Ohio
Harding
Kramer
Haines
Katherine Mason
Lancaster
Garrard County
W. B. Mason
Major Haines
Hillsboro Dispatch
Highland County Red Cross
Dry Federation
Miami Military Institute
Germantown
Chicago
Nomination of Roy Haines as National Prohibition Commissioner
Formal announcement at the White House confirms Roy Haynes of Triusboro Ohio as National Prohibition Commissioner. He helped push Harding for President, was active in Ohio politics since 1912, and has long been tied to prohibition and temperance efforts.
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Washington
Roy Haines
Triusboro
Ohio
White House
Haynes
Harding
Congress
Wife hired thugs to beat husband in Ohio case
New York World reports Mrs Raber of Lakewood Ohio hired two men to threaten and frighten her husband to push a better attitude. Police chief Christensen cited the claim but later said she admitted arranging a midwife to obtain the men and denied they were ordered to pose as ghosts.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan Faber
Lakewood
Ohio
Kaber
New York World Today
Christensen
Raber
Naber
South American Statesmen Dead and Other Briefs
Buenos Aires reports Dr. Luis Maria Drago, noted jurist and author of the Drago doctrine, died after a long illness. The Drago doctrine warned against using private loans as a pretense for military occupation in the Americas. In Knox Indiana a jury hung at Cecilia Burkett trial for killing a seven year old playmate. Dr. Alex Kidwell will return to the city Monday and greet patients in his office.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Luis Maria Drago
Halian
Venezuela
Knox, Ind
Cecilia Burkett
Alex Kidwell
Produce Price Quotes At Renaker Poultry Company
Prices listed for various poultry items include 16c per pound for roosters 42c per pound for spring chickens 15c to 25c for turkeys and 3c for hides. The document reflects wholesale produce quotations and payment terms.
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Renaker Poultry Company
Denise
I. Sen
Esa
Bardstown booze nabbed in Danville arrest yields whisky stash
Danville Kentucky June 10 Ogden Stiles a member of a Bardstown family was arrested for transporting and possessing liquor. Bond set at 10000 for a 10 a m Friday appearance. Nine quarts of cod whisky were found hidden in a coffee sack in an Essex car. car and whisky seized and Stiles jailed for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ogden Stiles
Bardstown
U.S
W. S. Lawwill
Stiles
Sam Fox
Colleeg
Fine Tribute to Virgil Hyland at Camp Knox
Mrs Marcus Hyland of Estill Avenue received a letter from Lt John B Murphy battery commander detailing the death of Private Virgil Hyland Saddler in Battery B 1st Field Artillery at Camp Knox The 1921 dispatch describes a mishap during maneuvers and praises Hyland as the best soldier in the battery His commander expresses deep sympathy and notes the battery will mourn his loss with his remains set for shipment the next morning.
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Marcus Hyland
Estill Avenue
John B. Murphy
Virgil Hyland
Camp Knox
Hyland
I Iits Aou
Tyland
Joan B. Murpely
F. A.y
Percales on Sale at E. V. Elder’s Saturday Event
The store offers regular Percales at 25 cents a yard in light and dark colors, 36 inches wide, for a special Saturday sale at E. V. Elder’s.
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E. V. Elder
Kentucky Weather: Showers Thunderstorms Tonight Into Saturday
Forecast calls for rain showers and thunderstorms across Kentucky tonight and Saturday. Temperatures stay mostly steady with only minor changes expected. Local residents should plan for wet conditions and brief gusty winds in storm periods.
Livestock Markets Report from Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati markets on June 10 show cattle extremely slow, hogs down 25 cents for minimum weights, and lambs a dollar lower. Louisville on June 10 lists cattle at 300 head slow, tops at 7.75. hogs 2,100 head down 15 cents, tops 8. sheep 25 cents lower at 3.50, lambs 12.50.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Bomb Throwers Attack Officials in New Philadelphia
Unsuccessful early morning bombs were thrown at the homes of Russell Bowers prosecuting attorney of Tuschiowas county and L O Haug Dover safety director both active in enforcing prohibition laws. Bower's home porch was damaged while a bomb aimed at Haug failed to explode.
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Associated Press
New Philadelpia
Russell Bowers
Tuschiowas County
L. O. Haug
Dover
Bower
Haug
Sims says speech garbled in reply to Navy secretary
Rear Admiral Sims replies to Secretary Denby about his Tuesday speech. He states some portions of the sketch were garbled and maintains he said nothing not already stated in earlier talks and in his book.
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London
Sims
Denby
United States
Gold Dust Twins Criticized in Senate Speech
Senator Harrison of Mississippi labeled Rear Admiral Sims and Ambassador Harvey as "these two gold dust twins" describing them as current representations of the U S government in a Senate discussion dated June 10.
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Washington
Sims
Ambassador Harvey
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Farm Loan Men to Meet Saturday in Richmond
An important meeting of the Anderson County Federal Farm Loan Association is set for the Freeman Realty Company office in Richmond Saturday at 2 oclock. L W Dunbar says application banks have arrived and those who applied for loans should attend. the session aims to push government money and long term loans for Madison county farmers.
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Adisor County Federal Farmoan Association
Freeman Realty m
Richmond
L. W Dunbar
Madison County
Shelby Growers Approve Plan in Shelbyville Meeting
In Shelbyville Kentucky on June 10 an unanimous approval of the Sapiro cooperative tobacco marketing plan was voted by 400 growers bankers and business citizens at a Shelby County Organization Committee meeting. Ben Thomas was elected chairman and plans were set for a 2 pm Monday session in the courthouse with Aaron Sapire and Judge Robert W Bingham to speak and contracts offered to county growers. James C Stone W E Simms and Joseph Passonneau addressed the gathering with John F E Brown presiding.
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Shelbyville
Sapiro
Shelby County Organization Committee
Ben Thomas
Court House
Aaron Sapire
Robert W. Bingham
James C. Stone
Lexington
W. E. Simms
Versailles
Joseph Passonneau
John FE. Brown
Canadian Railroads Cut Wages in Preliminary Move
Canadian railways began wage reductions of 12 percent effective July 1 and announced plans to revise working conditions following similar actions by U S and British lines.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Canadian Railways
Fruit Salad Endorsement Promo from Neffs
A short notice promotes a can of Fruit Salad as delicious with contact reference Neffs phone 431.
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Neff
Winners Chosen In Music Contest At Normal Auditorium
A large crowd attended the Normal Auditorium to hear ten Richmond competitors. Judges chose Mrs. Harvey Chenault to announce results with Miss Bessie Estell Stone winning a Louisville Conservatory scholarship, Lynn Evans receiving a $5 prize, and Elizabeth Gardner a $3 junior prize.
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Richmond
Harvey Chenault
Bessie Estell Stone
Louisville Conservatory of Music
Fynn Evans
Elizabeth Gardner
Howard I. Taylor
Ralph Rigby
Charles Burdette
Berea College of Music
Coates
Green
McCown
Wheeler Alleges Big Bootleggers’ Combine
Wayne Wheeler, counsel for the Anti-Saloon League, tells the House Krief Committee that brewers and city financial figures have formed a bootleggers trust spreading widely and hindering law enforcement. He requests support for a bill to tighten penalties on former Attorney General Seeoverel Palmier’s beer as medicine.
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Washington
House Krief Committee
Wayne Bb. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Big City
Seeoverel Palmier
Mrs. Bergdoll Pays Up in Court Fine
Emma Bergdoll, mother of the Bergdoll brothers, who were convicted deserters, paid $23,000 in fines in Philadelphia to avert jail time for aiding Grover and Erwin Bergdoll to evade army service.
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Philadelphia
Fame
Emma Bergdoll
Bergdoll Brothers
Grover
Erwin
Real Tough Luck in Paris as Fire Claims Webb Family
June 10 report from Paris Kentucky states the Webb home and grocery burned causing $2000 loss. Mrs Webb died in the blaze, a son was electrocuted repairing a wire, and another son died of tuberculosis within the year.
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Paris
Kyw
Thomas Webb
Walker Appointed Sheriff of Knox County
Barbourville Ky June 10 B P Walker retired merchant was appointed sheriff of Knox county by County Judge Tuggle to take charge of the situation He is a native of Clay county and brother of Lord Walker For years president of the First National Bank of Aenes Walker bears the reputation being fearless He was policeman here for a time.
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Barbourville, Ky
B. P. Walker
Knox County
Tuggle
Clay County
Lord Walker
First National Bank
Aenes
Walker
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I. A. Gholston
E. M. Embry
Brutus Chenault
Maggie
Wilson
J. S. Hathaway Committee
Galbraiths
DR. Grosgfield
My Associated Press
North
Hawley
Synod Young Folks
NEW Day
Garrard
Hillsboro, O
Keg” Mason
Haines A
Percales
Sins
Shelby Growers
Lynn Evans
Valse— Durand
Leon
Elsbeth Gardner
Valse
Liszt
Tommie Bowman
Godard
Volish
Tcharvenka Lacy Anderson
Durand
Frances Gogedon
Valse Humorestique
Ain
Margaret Greenleaf
Beethoven
Wheeler
Combine
Knox
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