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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1922

Page

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O Rear Denies Site Ties to City for New State Normal Schools

Judge E C O Rea r, chairman of the state normal school committee, denies linking building possession to city selection for eastern Kentucky sites. He faces questions over letters with Ashland and Catlettsburg chambers, while the state board clarifies no rush to open schools this fall.

Frankfort E. C. O’rear General Assembly George Colvin State Superintendent of Public Instruction Fred A. Vaughn O’rear O'Rear Ashland Catlettsburg Louisville Commission Lexington State Board of Education State Board Normal School Commission

Ex Somers ets Man To Die In Chair In Ohio

Noble Red Holt was found guilty by a jury of murder in connivance with the killing of City Detective Frank Hueftlein. The jury did not recommend mercy, so Holt will be sentenced to death in the electric chair.

Somerset Ohio Associated Press Cincinnati Noble Red Holt Frank Hueftlein

Steel orders rise sharply in US Steel report

New York June 10 The monthly tonnage report from United States Steel Company shows an increase of more than 156000 tons of unfilled orders for May over April. Unfilled orders now exceed 5000000 tons.

Associated Press New York United States Steel Company

Illinois goal miners unrest at Riley and Necin mines

Reports from Terre Haute say disorders broke out at the Riley coal mine and the Necin company mine near here today. About a hundred men, some armed, were reported marching to the Riley mines where coal cars were overturned. One mine employee was seriously injured.

Associated Press Terre Haute Riley Necin Company

Mothers on Jury Endorse Death Penalty After Mercy

A mother and her daughter on the jury delayed concluding their verdict seeking mercy. The mother shifted to support the death penalty and the daughter soon followed. Both women wept after the verdict was delivered.

Doctor sued for breach of promise in Louisville case

Miss Sarah Leon, 36, sues Dr. Edgar W. Stokes, private sanitarium proprietor, for 50 000 damages alleging a 17 year engagement and breach of promise. Stokes, 52, has been twice married.

Louisville Sarah Leon Edgar W. Stokes Stokes

Walsh warns of inquiry into coal operators over price pact

Senator Walsh of Massachusetts said a congressional investigation will be sought into indictments of bituminous coal operators who used the Hoover price agreement to raise prices. He urged Hoover to secure price reductions on contract coal within days.

Washington Senator Walsh Massachusetts Congressional Hoover

Young Aim In Bad In Louisville Arrest Report

William Rheim, son of a Louisville music store proprietor, and two married men are under arrest in Louisville charged with luring Minnie Boling, 19, to the store and assaulting her. The girl and her parents moved to Louisville Sunday from Middlesboro, Kentucky.

Louisville William Rheim Minnie Boling Middlesboro

New Way To death by own action

Mrs. Rosa E. Whalen a 43 year old resident of Lexington and inmate at the state hospital died early today after she crawled under her bed placed a bed leg on her neck and cut off respiration in a suicide attempt authorities reported her death followed by a short illness in June.

Lexington Rosa E. Whalen State Hospital

Week's Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee

The Washington AP report notes a week ahead of considerable cloudiness with occasional showers in the Ohio valley and Tennessee. Temperatures remain above normal, shaping a warmer week with periodic rain chances.

Washington Oho Valley Tennessee

First Baptist Church Ladies Plan December Bazaar

The ladies of the First Baptist church announce an annual bazaar on the first Saturday in December. Proceeds fund church programs and community aid.

Ladies of the First Baptist Church

Fish Season Featured With Daily Varieties

Neff's offers daily varieties and dressed chickens in stock. Phone 431 for orders or pickup.

Neff

Special Farm Bureau Edition Promised by Daily Register

The Daily Register will publish a Special Farm Bureau Edition on June 16 featuring news, history, and material on the Farm Bureau movement at local, state, and national levels. Advertisers are urged to reserve extra copies and discuss layouts with the paper’s ad department, as demand expected to be high.

Daily Register Farm Bureau

LAFON WILSON PROVES REAL ORATOR IN COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

Jason Wilson’s Madison High School commencement address at the First Christian church draws strong praise in the Daily Register. He urged graduates to read historic watchmen’s signals, confront internal and external foes, and pursue a path of achievement in a nation facing ongoing challenges.

Lafon. Wilson Jason Wilson Madison High School First Christian Church Daily Register Seer Israel Orient Dawn Cornwallis Taul Revere Isaiah Watch Tower American High School

Richmond Roquet Club Wins Again In Ward Victory

The Richmond Roquet Club retained its championship supremacy with a decisive win over Georgetown croquet. Three matches were completed before rain, all won by Richmond players Jess Turpin R A McKinney defeated C B Jones Owen Golden. A H Douglas Less Turpin defeated J C Baird Mat Turney. W D Hamilton James Dearinger defeated C B Jones Owen Golden. Georgetown offered grounds for a national challenge series, but none have accepted.

Richmond Georgetown Madison County Owen Golden A. H. Douglas Less Turpin J. C Baird Mat Turney W. D. Hamilton James Dearinger C. B. Jones

Wanted to Rent Room in Good Location

Classified notice seeking a room for rent in a favorable area. Content indicates desire for information and references general terms without specific dates or contact details.

Weather outlook: partly cloudy warm nights and Sunday

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and continued warm temperatures tonight and Sunday. A chance of local thunder showers remains possible across the period.

Saturday's Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati Louisville June 10

Hogs steady at 10.90 in Cincinnati with cattle steady and calves at 10.50 while lambs trade to 14.50. Louisville market shows cattle around 200 steady, hogs 1450 strong, sheen 2100 active with all unchanged.

Cincinnati Louisville Sheen

Killing Over Whisky in Rockcastle 60

Calvin Barns, 30, was shot and killed by Willie Kirby, 25, near George Logsdon’s home on Skegg Creek, Rockcastle County. Kirby surrendered to the sheriff after a quarrel over whisky. Barns, a World War II veteran, was the son of Rev. Jas. Barnes. Kirby is the son of Tom Kirby. Witnesses say the two were neighbors and an argument over liquor led to the fatal shooting. The moon shiner’s whisky was noted as a factor.

Calvin Barns Willie Kirby George Logsdon Skegg Creek Rockcastle County Mt. Vernon Barnes Jas. Barnes Kirby Tom Kirby

Father of Renaker Boys Succumb in Central Kentucky

S Renaker aged 72, father of Frank Renaker and Leon Renaker, died in Cynthiana after months of Brights disease. Prominent central Kentucky poultry businessman, he leaves wife Nettie Clare and children Frank Barry Kirk Walter Clay Carvin Leon. brother Weli Renaker. nieces and nephews. Funeral held Saturday in Cynthiana with burial there.

Sf Cynthiana S. Renaker Frank Kenaker Renaker Voultry Company Renaker Brothers Winchester Sun Renaker Leon Renaker Renaker Poultry Company Cynthiana S. Stenaker Bright Kentucky Wits Nettie Clare Boone County Fank Bowling Green Barry and Kirk Walter Cincinnati Clay Carvin Lebanon Ohio K Weli Renaker Charles B. Strother Piffe Hodgkin Wharton Renaker Winchester Ewell Renaker

Breathitt County Youth Killed Hunting Squirrel Accident

Ruby Landrum aged 19 of Lost Creek died after a hunting accident on his father’s farm near Breathitt County. While stepping on a rotten strap he fell, causing his gun to discharge. shot entered his stomach and body, with part exiting through the eye. He died two hours later. He was nearing graduation from Riverside Institute.

The Jackson Times Ruby Landrum Mike Landrin Lost Creek Riverside Institute Tie

City Board of Tax Supervisors Set To Meet Tuesday

City Board of Tax Supervisors adjourned to Tuesday for an all day session to hear taxpayer complaints about assessed values. Members listed include T. H. Collins, N. B. Deatherage, and Paul Brunnam.

City Board of Tax Supervisors Ins T. H. Collins Col N. B. Deatherage Paul Brunam

Germany May Get Small Loan

Paris June 10 The international committee of bankers reports to the Reparations Commission that a large loan to Germany cannot be recommended now but may be considered later. A relatively small loan could be arranged to prevent a financial collapse if necessity arises.

Associated Press Paris International Committee of Bankers Reparations Commission Germany

Mammoth Cave to host American Legion Memorial dedication

The American Legion of Kentucky plans a dedicatory ceremony at Mammoth Cave August 28 to 30, with the base of a monument in the Rotunda featuring a crypt for World War II dead. The event, organized by Barren County Post 28, marks a national memorial at a cave noted since 1797 for survey points and saltpeter works.

Madison County Legionnaires American Legion Memorial Mammoth Cave American Legion of Barren County Post 28 Glasgow Legion Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Union Teff Davis America Warren G. Harding John J. Pershing Edwin P. Morrow Ballard Congress Dawson Springs

Miners Seek Compromise in Wage Negotiations

United Mine Workers officials and anthracite delegates meet in New York to fix terms for operators to continue talks on settlement of the strike. Miners reportedly ready to drop the 21 percent wage cut and 19 working condition demands while proposing a 20 percent wage increase.

Associated Press New York United Mine Workers Anthracie

Rotary Club shifts meeting time to Tuesday lunch

The Richmond Rotary Club will move weekly luncheon meetings to Tuesday at 12 30 p m from Thursday 6 30 p m. Three new members were reported by the membership committee and will be announced next meeting. Guests J C Miller contractor and J B Ward Andressograph manager spoke at the Hotel Glyndon. A safety campaign will be sponsored soon due to rising automobile accidents.

Richmond Rotary Club Hotel Glyndon J. C. Miller Campbellsville J. B. Ward Cincinnnati Rotary Club

Judge Halbert heads to Catlettsburg for Clayhole election murder cases

Judge Halbert of Vanceburg arrives in Ashland on the way to Catlettsburg to handle the Clayhole precinct election murder cases moved from Breathitt county. The court term opens Monday.

Associated Press Ashland Halbert Vanceburg Catlettsbore Breathitt County

Burley Association Stock Attracts Wide Applications

Agents L. W. Dunbar and O. W. Hisle report heavy interest in the Burley Association warehouse stock. The issue guarantees 8 percent annual return and is viewed by many financiers as a strong investment.

L. W. Dunbar O. W. Hisle Warehouse Corporation Burley Association

Lee's Grandson in Serious Condition in Virginia

Hot Springs Virginia June 10 The condition of Colonel Robert E Lee grandson of the Confederate chieftain suddenly grew worse today his attending physicians announced.

Hot Springs Robert E. Lee

New Postmasters Appointed in Kentucky Posts

On June 10 postmasters were appointed for Kentucky offices. Eve lyn in Lee county, Henry H Spencer in Hillsboro Fleming county, Owen C O'Brien in Langley Floyd county, Will A Stewart in Pasty Estill county, Jonas Colwell.

Washington Kentucky Evelyn Lee County Henry H. Spencer Hillsboro Fleming County Owen C. O’brien Langley Floyd County Will A. Stewart Pasty Estill Jonas Colwell

Preacher Olin Green to Speak at Valley View Church

The Rev. Olin Green of Richmond will preach at Valley View Baptist Church next Sunday at 3 o clock. All are invited to attend.

Valley View O. Olin Green Richmond Valley View Baptist Church

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