Richmond rally register shows advertising and news presence
The text notes credits to M. Sauflet and Zaiter as foreign advertising representatives. It states the American Press Association and Associated Press own rights to news dispatch republication, with exclusive use for the paper and local news published therein.
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American Press Association
Associated Pre&ss
Associated Press
Fordney McCumber tariff bill critiqued by Herald tone
The New York Herald sharply denounces the Fordney McCumber tariff proposal as protectionist folly. The piece frames the bill as a partisan target, contrasting Republican advocacy for tariffs with editorials condemning what it calls foolish protectionism.
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New York Herald
Fordney- McCumber
Local notices from Baldwin column
Mr and Mrs Minous French welcome a baby girl. Mr White of the Dixie Garage tried to sell Ed Broaddus a Chevrolet. Mrs John Broaddus visited Mrs Minous French. Mrs Stanley Sowers is ill. Mrs Charles Curry visited Mrs A M Lister. Mrs Ottie Johnson spent Friday.
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Minous French
Mr. White
Dixie Garage
Ed Broaddus
John Broaddus
Stanley Sowers
Charles Curry
A. M. Lister
Ottie Johnson
Visit Planned for Rena Ward and June 24
The notice lists locals including Miss Rena Ward expected for a visit on June 24. A fishing trip by numerous residents yielded a pleasant day with chicken, cake, pickles, dressed eggs, sandwiches and fried fish noted along the riverbank.
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Alice Broaddus
Rena Ward
A. D. Burris
Luther Burris
Chester Jones
C. P. Griggs
Ottie Johnson
William Kidwell
Tommie
Alice Broadius
Raymond _ Shifffett
Earl Shiffflett
Tom Ielly
Ina Mae Coat
Docket Readings in Kentucky Court of Appeals Spring Term
The Eastern division sat as the docket for the day included Taylor vs Williams. An agreement gives the appellant sixty days from June 8 1922 to file a brief and twenty days after to file a reply brief.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Taylor Vs. Williams
Madison
Relief of Rheumatic Pains with Chamberlain's Ointment
For stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints massaging affected parts with Chamberlain's ointment will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible. June.
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Chamberlain
Louisville Bank Branch Opens in 1812 With 75000 Capital
The first incorporated bank in Louisville was a Bank of Kentucky branch opened in 1812. It carried a capital of 75000 dollars.
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First Incorporated Bank
Louisville
Bank of Kentucky
Where is Your Little Girl Tonight
A fierce cautory plea from a Richmond mother printed in a Houston weekly urging mothers to confront the night riding habit. The piece describes teen girls riding with older boys in cars at night, warning that promiscuity begins with minor outings and parked cars, and asks parents where their daughter was last night.
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Richmond
Daily Register
Billy Mayfield
Houston
Alwys
Habitat
Warlor
Kenton’s 1771 Kentucky Arrival Noted
General Simon Kenton first came to Kentucky in 1771 marking an early chapter in his frontier exploration.
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Simon Kenton
Kentucky
Kentucky Facts Mixed local data and historical notes
A compilation covers Seldon R. Glenn at the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville and 1921 property values, Grant county highway building, Fleming county demographics, and farm livestock counts. It lists Mt. Sterling figures for the judiciary and commonwealth’s attorney, Flemingburg population, and notes Zachary Taylor’s early Kentucky ties and political rise.
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Seldon R. Glenn
Eddyville
Democratic State Central and
Seelbach Hotel
Louisville
State Highway Commission
Grant County
Fleming County
Flemingsburg
Adair County
Henry R. Prewitt
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
W. C. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Zachary Taylor
Child Kicked in Head by Mule in Kentucky Scene
In Barbourville Kentucky on June 12 a young girl named Jennie Creasy was kicked in the back of the head by a mule she was attempting to bridle. The incident occurred as bystanders watched the horse reaction spurring concern for the child’s welfare.
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Kicekd
Barbourville, Ky
Jennie Creasy
Attorney General Dawson Plans Move to Louisville Law Practice
Louisville June 13 Attorney General Charles I Dawson announced plans to relocate to Louisville and join Ernest Woodward Ben D Warfield and Robert P Hobson in private practice He has not resigned as attorney general but likely will tender his resignation to Governor Morrow soon He previously practiced in Eastern Kentucky where he was a leading attorney in the state
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Louisville
Charles I. Dawson
Dawson
Ernest Woodward
Ben D. Warfield
Robert P. Hobson
Morrow
Frankfort
Fireman Dies After Wounds In Winchester Crash
E. V. Phillips, a Louisville and Nashville fireman, died at Clark County Hospital after losing both legs and an arm in the North Cabin crash near Winchester. His body will be taken to Montgomery, Alabama, Tuesday for burial.
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Louisville
E. V. Phillips
Louisville and Nashville
North Cabin
Winchester
Clark County Hospital
Montgomery
Ala
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Richmond Rally Register
M. Sauflet
Zaiter and Propriete
Baldwin
Court of Appeals
Southern National Bank
R. M. Rowland
Walsh
Louisville, KY
Auto
Potts
Ford
Ford Motor
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United States
Richmond Motor Company
McQuay-Norris
Dixie Auto Company
McQuay-Norriscax
the Ladies’ Store