Sapiro to Speak in Opera House in Kentucky Tobacco Plan
Tobacco growers from Madison and nearby counties gather Tuesday at 2 pm in the opera house to hear Aaron Sapiro marketing expert explain a plan believed to save Kentucky’s tobacco industry. Judge Robert W. Bingham and others will speak, with a Courier-Journal section distributing Sapiro’s full speech.
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Robert W. Bingham
Courier-Journal
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Versailles
Shelbyville
Cynthiana
Maysville
Lexington
C. L. Walters
Stanley Reed
Marysville
State Organization Committee
Danville
Bears Hammer Stock Markets Again
In New York on June 13 a wave of liquidation and short selling caused losses in the first half of the session and set new low records for one to two years. The decline spanned railroads and high grade industrials, with orders from middle west and southwest centers reflecting a broad market mood.
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New York
Middle West
Southwest
Kentucky U grants 157 diplomas at commencement
One hundred fifty seven University of Kentucky graduates will receive diplomas at the annual commencement in Lexington on Wednesday after a University Senate vote. Honorary Doctor of Laws goes to Gov Edwin P Sorrow and John Jas Tigert. a posthumous diploma honors Bernice Young.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
University Senate
Edwin P. Sorrow
John Jas. Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
Kentucky
Bernice Mildred Young
Pineville
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Agriculture
College of Engineering
College of Law
Weather for Kentucky Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Kentucky forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. No precipitation is expected and skies remain mostly clear across the state. Stronger wind is not anticipated, keeping conditions calm for travel and outdoor activities.
Evelyn's Pullman Journey Ends in Wealthy Adoptive Home
A Kentucky Children's Home Society ward, Evelyn, travels by Pullman to a mountain farmer's home but is adopted by a wealthy couple east of Lexington after an agent misreads her case file. National news notes mention 63 Madison County children committed to the society.
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George L. Sehon
Madison County
Richmond Beauty Face Contest Seeks Movie Stars
Miss Anna Bel Ward and the Main Weekly sponsor a Screen Face Contest to select three delegates from Richmond whose photos go to headquarters for judging. Winners may receive an engagement in Willat's productions and travel expenses to Los Angeles. Ballots with admission tickets allow voting from June 15 to June 30.
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Los Angeles
Richmond
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Wisconsin Governor Attacks Day Law Amendment
Governor Blaine denounces the Olson home brew amendment as espionage on citizens. He says it classifies possession of ferment grape or apple juice with outlawed distilleries and argues the federal government could invade homes, but the state will not fund such enforcement.
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Blaine
Wisconsin
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Children’s Home Society Builds Lyndon Cottage Village
The Children's Home Society is constructing a cottage village on an eighty six acre tract at Lyndon Kentucky and aims to move in by October. The project costs about 300000 dollars with a Madison county quota of 5000 dollars and 1250 dollars already raised.
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Lyndon
Madison County
House May Vote Hun Treaty Today
Debate on the Porter peace resolution to end the state of war with Germany and Austria resumes in the House. A vote is required this afternoon under the rule. The measure is seen as a substitute for the Knox Senate resolution repealing the declaration of war.
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Austria
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Knox Senate
Ford Triumphs Over Richmond in Boonesboro Tilt 8 to 5
A large crowd watched Ford defeat a Richmond-formed team 8 to 5 at Boonesboro ball grounds. Key for Ford were C Johnson at short and a strong Dykes and Pergram on the mound. Richmond struggled with defense and hit poorly against Pergram and Cecil Elkin, while Curtis and Johnson led Ford with several hits.
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Shriner Convention Draws 50 000 In Des Moines Arrival
Train loads of Shriners in bright fezs flood Des Moines for the 17th Imperial Council session of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Delegations from multiple temples arrive as 10,000 cars fill parking and traffic halts downtown. Governor Kendall of Iowa to give welcome address at 10 a.m. session.
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Columbus
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Minn
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Iowa State Fair
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Iowa
Reds Rally With Back-To-Back Wins Over Brooklyn And Detroit
The Cincinnati Reds defeated Brooklyn 10 to 6 on Saturday and 7 to 1 on Sunday to lift their season momentum. Heine Groh wore a uniform Sunday but did not play. Babe Ruth hit his 19th homer of the season against Detroit at New York.
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Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati and Louisville June 13
Cattle trading dull in Cincinnati as hogs hold steady. Chicago prices show 15s lower. lambs and sheep about 50 cents down. Louisville sales: cattle 1,400 slow with tops $7.75. hogs 1,300 active with tops $8. sheep 2,500 at $3.50 and lambs $11.50.
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Louisville
American Shot by English in Ireland
Dublin dispatch reports Thomas Rush a 35 year old American navy pensioner shot to death at Lisoaul by Crown forces. The incident is described as taking place in Ireland with British authorities implicated in the fatal shooting.
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Dublin
Thomas Rush
Lisoaul
Sugar hits new four year low at 6 cents a pound
New York reports refined sugar prices dropping to 6 cents per pound as refiners announce new lows for the last four years. The move signals a sharp decline in the market with several local refiners quoting the price today.
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Associated Press
New York
Berea Boy Dies in Detroit Construction Accident
Leon Robinson, 17, son of Lige Robinson, died after a rope broke and a heavy machine fell on him while working at a Detroit construction camp. His funeral was held in Berea with many friends and family present. He is survived by his father, three sisters, and one brother.
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Tipton Announces Candidacy for Magistrate Nomination
C L Tipton, prominent Unin City farmer and respected citizen, declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Magistrate in his district. With Squire Pleas Benton having moved away, Tipton's friends urge him to run, citing his integrity and business acumen as keys to a strong magistrate tenure.
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Squire Pleas Benton
United Commercial Travelers Readies District Convention
Hundreds of members from Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia travel to Lexington for the annual district convention. The event runs Tuesday through Friday with features including running and trotting races a horse show and a reception and dance in a tobacco warehouse.
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District of Columbia
Football clash in Rich mond Church League pulp game
The First Presbyterians meet the Second Christians this afternoon in the Richmond Church League. President Elmer Deatherage will announce the league schedule for the rest of the week on Tuesday.
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Elmer Deatherage
Tent Meeting Held by Rev. Cox at Caldwell School Grounds
A tent meeting conducted by Rev. D. W. Cox and workers from Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky begins Saturday June 15 at 7 45 p.m. on Caldwell school grounds.
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Asbury College
Wilmore
Caldwell
Produce Price List From Renaker Poultry Company
A dated market list shows quoted prices for eggs and poultry items from Renaker Poultry Company. Items include spring chickens at 42 cents per dozen, horse hides No. 1 at two dollars each, and various poultry products priced per dozen or per item.
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Renaker Poultry Company
Tigert to Defend Pure Americanism
Dr John J Tigert announced a national campaign against Communism Bolshevism socialism and nonproperty based govern ments in Lexington at a luncheon. He will dispatch prominent speakers and promote visual education through motion pictures while strengthening Americanism in schools and Bureau of Education programs.
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Associated Press
Lexington
John J. Tigert
United States
Buerau
Tigert
Lexington Board of Commerce
University of Kentucky
Harding
Bureau of Education
Bureau
Judge Murray Smith seeks renomination as Richmond Police Judge
Police Judge G Murray Smith announces Democratic renomination and re election bid in Richmond Kentucky ahead of the August 6 primary. He praises his record for fair justice with police support and vows to continue efforts to curb whisky traffic and concealed weapons.
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Democratic Party
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Richmond
Police Department
Former Philippine Governor General Henry dies in Vermont
Johnsbury Vermont June 13 Henry the former Governor General of the Philippines and later Minister to Spain under President Taft's administration died at his home here today.
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Johnsbury
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Free Tolls Bill Reported in the Senate
Senate committee ordered favorable report on a bill exempting American coastwise shipping from Panama Canal tolls. The announcement noted the British government had previously conceded the Hay-Paunce fate treaty authorized free tolls for American coastwise shipping.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee Today
Sinn Feiners Killed and Captured in Cork Battle
In Cork three Sinn Feiners were killed and 100 captured after a clash with English forces, as reported by the local dispatch. The confrontation underscores ongoing violence during the Irish struggle.
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