Richmond Field Hospital unit planned in Kentucky State Guard
Richmond to host a Field Hospital unit in the Kentucky State Guard with Dr. O. F. Hume authorized to start examinations for potential members. Minimum roster is 50 enlisted men and six officers including four physicians one dentist and one supply officer. About $100,000 in supplies expected. armory space prepared for drills.
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Richmond
Kentucky State Guard
O. F. Hume
Adjutant General’s Department
Frankfort
Hume
Camp Knox
Rotary Holds First Noonday Meeting in Richmond
The Richmond Rotary Club conducted its inaugural noonday luncheon at Hotel Glyndon from 12 30 to 1 30 with only two absentees. Rivalry for perfect attendance appears between Allen Zaring's and T Hamilton's teams, the former winning on the first roll call. President Webber of Winchester Rotary Club attended as guest and remarked briefly. More membership applications were received and will be acted on soon. Manager Smyer provided a fine menu.
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Richmond Rotary Club
Hotel Glyndon
Allen Zaring
T. Hamilton
Webber
Winchester Rotary Club
Richmond Club
Smyer
Aged Man Hurt by Fall From Ladder
Alex Davis of the Eastern part of the city fell from a step ladder Monday morning while picking cherries and broke his right arm above the elbow in two places. Davis is about 70 years old and his friends are uneasy over his condition. he suffered considerably Monday night.
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Alex Davis
Mr. Davis
Browns Book Fast Nine Owing to a Mistake in Dating
The Richmond Browns secured the Indianapolis A. B. Cs. for Sunday June 25 at Walker's Park due to a dating error. A good game is assured with first pitch at 3 pm. Admission for gentlemen 35 cents, ladies 25 cents.
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Richmond Browns
Indianapolis A. B. Cs
Walker’s Park
Administration Not Planning Immediate Action on Coal Strike
The White House stated on June 13 that the administration is not contemplating any important immediate or drastic action in the nationwide coal strike. The Associated Press report notes no imminent plan to intervene.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Elks Flag Day Service Set for June 14 in Court House Yard
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks holds its annual Flag Day Service on Wednesday evening June 14 at eight o'clock in the court house yard. The event features good speaking and music by the American Legion Band. Public invited. Exalted Ruler H Bennett Farris.
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B. P. O. Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
American Legion
H. Bennett Farris
Widow Charged With Circus Owner Murder
Mount Holly New Jersey June 13 Mrs Doris Brunen widow of circus owner John T Brunen who was shot and killed March 10 is under arrest on a murder charge Authorities say she was arrested on information furnished by persons already held in connection with the case
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Associated Press
Mount Holly
N. J
Doris Brunen
John T. Brunen
Lexington Gridiron Dinner Enjoys Mixed Parody Row
The first annual Henry Watterson Alpha Delta Sigma dinner in Lexington Kentucky featured Governor Morrow, President Harding, Walter Camp and others. Enoch Grehan was elected King and delivered satirical oaths while attendees debated political signals and a wireless dispatch from the president.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Reform
Gov. Morrow
Harding
Walter Camp
Max Oser
Prohibition
Henry Watterson
Alpha Delta Sigma
University of Kentucky
King Baldly
Enoch Grehan
Phoenix Hotel
Conan Doyle
Louisville
Bulgin
Newport
Irvin Cobb
H. N. Menchin
Kaltenbacher
Stoll
Simms
Treasury
Harvey
Daugherty
W. S. Smith
Joe S. Bogs
Frankfort
Smith
Congressman Volstead
Hamlet
Million Sues Bond Salesman Over Missing Funds
Dr. C A Edson, formerly a stock salesman for the W B Million Drug Company, is sued by Dr W B Million for 1254.25 plus attachment on Edsons property. The suit alleges Edson took 200 cash and a 800 note for stock sold to Nannie G Strayton and did not remit the money, also claiming 268.68 advanced funds 85.58 for auto accessories and 100 for a hotel bill.
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Louisville Times
Dr. Million
C. A. Edson
W B. Million
W. B. Million
Mr. Million
Dr. Edson
Edson
Campbellsville
Harding Aims Tariff Pass Before Bonus Bill
President Harding stated at the White House that he hopes the tariff bill will pass prior to the soldiers bonus legislation. He said the tariff matter deserves Congress full and undivided attention, amid reports senators may delay it to take up the bonus bill.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Congress
Senate
Notable Exchange at Formal Dinner on Marriage Theories
In a crowded room Max (ser.) delivered a satirical discourse on marriage calling it a war and a peace treaty with love and honor as players. He rejected the notion of indemnity in marriage and teased being the world’s authority while joking about modesty. Walter Camp followed with a course on marriage optics and a mock play titled One Night in Kentucky featured a farmer son minister and editor in a village scene.
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Max
Mex Oser
Walter Camp
Arthur Hodges
Kentucky
Woodsheespeth
Tommy
Dr. van Meter
Porter Bryan
Col. Patterson
Enoch Brishare Allen
Kentucky enacts 84 new laws after session end
Frankfort June 13 Associated Press Kentucky today enacted 84 new laws which took effect 90 days after the assembly adjourned. Key measures include Smith Minor general registration law McCaw anti trading stamp law Smith bill boosting the Railroad Commission powers Quarless school term seven months Bright road limit Watts train wrecking murder Moss criminal syndicalism change The McCaw act already faces litigation and the Smith Minor registration bill is expected to be challenged in court.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
General Assembly
McCaw
State Railroad Commission
Ogden Declines renomination in 5th Kentucky district
Louisville report says Congressman Chas F Ogden announced he will not be considered as a candidate for renomination on the Republican ticket from Kentucky's 5th district that includes Louisville. The statement was made in Washington.
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Associated Press
Louisville
the Post
Washington
Chas. F. Ogden
Kentucky
L & N Railroad Wins Unique Damage Suit
Frankfort Kentucky June 13 Lon Hatfield sued the Louisville and Nashville railroad for 1086 because it carried him past his station in Bullitt county and because the railroad failed to provide him with a seat and because his pocket was picked on the train of 81 dollars. The Court of Appeals held today he is entitled to a verdict for 1.75 the extra fare he paid from the point where he quit the train back to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfort
Lon Hatfield
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Bullitt County
Court of Appeals
Bell County Clerk Wins $2000 Case
Frankfort Kentucky June 13 The Court of Appeals affirms a decision that Bell County must pay P B Rice 2000 for making a new index to the circuit court order book in the case Bell County versus Rice.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Bell County
Rice
Court of Appeals
P. B. Rice
Storm Toll from New York City Storm Warms Death Toll
Revised reports on the weekend storm show 55 to 60 people dead in the metropolitan area. City Island boating parties suffered the heaviest losses with about sixty bodies reported across morgues along the coast from New Jersey to Connecticut.
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Associated Press
New York
City Island
New Jersey
Connecticut
Milton Heads Kentucky Confederate Home at Pewee Valley
Col. W. A. Milton of Louisville directs the Kentucky Confederate Home at Pewee Valley. The state funds the home, built by veterans, and it will pass to state ownership when no longer needed for its present purpose.
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Col. W. A. Milton
Louisville
Kentucky
Pewee Valley
Tennessee men hear pool's success in Kentucky visit
A Robertson county Tennessee delegation toured Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association sites in Paris Bourdon and Nicholas counties reporting strong support and higher prices for the 1921 crop. They praised Kentucky officials and Virgil Chapman for hospitality and cited widespread enthusiasm and doubly improved earnings for growers.
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Lexington
Blue Grass Country
Robertson County
Tenn
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Tennessee
Burley Association
Paris
Association
Bourbon
Nicholas
Fayette
Verner A. Bradley
West Tennessee
B. L. Moore
Springheld Tenn
D. W. Porter
Porter
R. J. McDaniel
Barley
Virgil Chapman
Kentucky
Co-Operative
John Farmer
Mr. Farmer
Weather Forecast Shows Afternoon Thunder Showers
The Local forecast calls for thundershowers this afternoon with generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise in the northern zone making it warmer there.
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago
Tuesday market notes show hog prices 10 cents lower in Cincinnati and Chicago. Louisville cattle 400 head steady, hogs 1 300 lower by 15 cents, tops $10.60. Sheep 4 200 steady. good cattle and lambs remain firm.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Harding demands ship subsidy bill before adjournment
President Harding informed Chairman Campbell of the House Rules Committee that he will urge a special session if a ship subsidy bill is not passed before adjournment. He warned the matter involves a difficult and discouraging situation for Congress if the bill is not sanctioned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Campbell
House Rules Committee
Congress
Lahor Condemns Ship Subsidy Bill in Public Vote
Cincinnati June 13 The American Federation of Lahor adopted a resolution condemning the ship subsidy bill as inimical to the public interest and destructive of the nation s sea power hopes.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
American Federation of Lahor Today
Plan for Cash Bonus for Soldiers Proposed in Senate
Senator Ladd of North Dakota proposed paying the soldiers bonus in cash. Financing would come from special taxes on banks and the use of interest on foreign indebtedness.
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Sy Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
Road Commission May Be Reappointed in Kentucky
Frankfort June 13 Governor Morrow will appoint a tax commissioner and four State highway Commissioners before July 1. Current highway appointees H G Garrett Hugh H Asher Ben Weille and Ed S Monahan are expected to be reappointed. The Simmons act shifts appointing power and a lawsuit over the department is anticipated next year.
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Frankfort
Morrow
H. G. Garrett
Winchester
Hugh H. Asher
Pineville
Ben Weille
Paducah
Ed S. Monahan
Jefferson County
General Assembly
Libert Commission
Department
Bankers Convention Draws Crowd to Crab Orchard Springs
Mr R E Turley and Mr Rob ert Burnam of Richmond visited Crab Orchard Springs on Friday for the Bankers Convention in session with a large dinner and Springs orchestra. About 200 registered. upcoming events include Fire Underwriters three days this week and June 29 to July 1 State Press Association. The lake hosts aquatic contests and fishing with an 18 inch black bass weighing three pounds caught by Mr McGavock of Jacksonville Florida, tying last season’s record. Mrs Turley and Mrs Barnam noted many improvements since their last visit.
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R. E. Turley
Robert R. Burnam
Richmond
Crab Orchard Springs
Bankers
Springs
State Press Association
McGavock
Jacksonville
Fla
Severence
Stanford
Turley
Barnam
Jail Escape Shocks Clay County Prison Break
D B Shackelford reports to home that seven inmates escaped from Clay County jail after choking deputy Ben Reid into unconsciousness. Fugitives include Steve Bowlin James Jones Geo Couch Wm Jackson Joseph Jackson and Wm Feltner who were serving long sentences. Bowlin was chained in his cell but helped by other inmates during the Sunday break.
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D. B. Shackelford
Clay County
Ben Reid
Steve Bowlin
James Jones
Geo. Couch
Wm. Jackson
Joseph Jackson
Wm. Feltner
Bowlin
Reid
Sunday Bowlin
Mr. Shackelford
Manchester
Bankers Endorse California Plan for Co op Marketing
Group Eight of the Kentucky Bankers Association met in Crab Orchard and endorsed the Burke Cooperative Marketing Association. They approved the California plan, thanked its officers and directors, and pledged continued support for the co operative extension to other commodities beyond tobacco.
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Kentucky Bankers Association
Crab Orchard
Buri » Co-operative Marketing Association
California
Burley Co-operative Marketing Association
Coal Prices Rise in Pineville Field Amid Possible Strike
In Pineville Kentucky June 3 with a looming railroad strike transport may falter causing shift from mine run coal to domestic coal and push prices higher Mine run coal quoted at 3 86 and black coal mixed coal at 3 76 after a 10 percent freight rate cut takes effect July 1 Production in Bell county rose as Creech Coal Company at Twila resumed operations on the 1917 union scale.
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Associated Press
Pineville
Hoover
Bell County
Creech Coal Company
Twila
Creech
Baptist Preacher Enters Congress Race in Tenth
Whitesburg Ky June 13 Thomas Hopkins a Baptist minister of Floyd county announced his candidacy for Congress from the Tenth district to oppose Congressman John W Langley and Fess Whitaker of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Thomas Hopkins
Floyd County
John W. Langley
Fess Whitaker
Mrs Leter Dies After Horse Runaway Injures Her
Mrs Lesett Leter wife of the Lincoln county representative died near Hestonville from injuries after her horse ran away. The accident occurred while she was riding and the horse bolted, leading to fatal consequences.
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Lesett Leter
Lincoln County
Hestonville
Winchester Policeman Rescues Crippled Man From Fire
Winchester Kentucky June 13 A policeman M B Tarpy entered a smoke filled Matlack building and carried to safety Will Kirk Patrick a 175 pound cripple on the third floor. Tarpy fought through flames and brought down the woolden leg of the crippled man to safety.
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Winchester Ky
Will Kirkpatrick
Matlack
M. B. Tarpy
Fresh Fish and Dressed Chickens at Neffs Phone 41
Daily supply of every fish variety and dressed chickens available at Neffs Phone 41. Local market note emphasizes steady stock and convenient service.
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Neff
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