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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
3
A brief note from the Richmond rally outlines coverage by M SAUFLET and foreign advertising representation. The piece credits The American Press Association and the Associated Press for news dispatches and local coverage published in this paper.
The piece portrays the New York Herald as a staunch advocate of tariff protection yet denounces the Fordney–McCumber tariff bill with sharp language. It notes the Herald’s owner rejects what is called damn fool protectionism and frames the bill as misnamed by critics.
Mr. and Mrs. Minous French celebrate a fine baby girl. Mr. White of the Dixie Garage was in town Friday attempting to sell Mr. Ed Broaddus a Chevrolet. Mrs. John Broaddus visited Mrs. Minous French Friday. Mrs. Stanley Sowers is ill. Mrs. Charles Curry visited Mrs. A. M. Estes Wednesday. Mrs. Ottie Johnson spent Friday.
Miss Rena Ward plans a June 24 visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. Burrus and numerous locals including Alice Broaddus, the Shiffletts, Jones, Kidwell family, Kelly, Coates and Sanders enjoyed a Sunday fishing trip. Chicken, cake, pickles, eggs, sandwiches and fried fish were served on the river bank and all reported a pleasant day.
Frankfort Ky June 13 The Eastern division held a second docket reading with Taylor vs Williams on the calendar. The court issued an agreement giving the appellant sixty days from June 8 1922 to file briefs and an additional twenty days for a reply brief.
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints make movement painful, massaging the affected parts with Chamberlain's Ointment will relieve the pain and help rest and sleep. June.
The first incorporated bank in Louisville was a branch of the Bank of Kentucky. This branch opened in 1812 with a capital of 75,000 dollars.
A local plea from a Richmond mother reprints a Col Billy Mayfield piece urging parents to stop night rides by girls with older boys in parked cars. The mother's call warns that many young women are out late in lonely lanes, with harm possible, and urges vigilant parental guidance.
Seldon R. Glenn of Eddyville serves as secretary to Kentucky Democratic committees. The 1921 tax and property data are outlined, with highway construction, county populations, and livestock counts. Notable figures include Judge Henry R. Prewitt, Commonwealth's Attorney W. C. Hamilton, and President Zachary Taylor's early life in Kentucky.
The article notes General Simon Kenton first arrived in Kentucky in 1771 marking an early chapter of his frontier career.
In Barbourville Kentucky on June 12 little Jennie Creasy was kicked in the back of the head by a whirling mule she was attempting to bridle. The incident occurred as she tried to manage the animal, causing minor injuries and drawing local attention.
Louisville news reports Attorney General Charles I. Dawson plans to relocate to Louisville and join the law practice of Ernest Woodward Ben D Warfield and Robert P Hobson. He has not resigned as attorney general but is expected to tender his resignation to Governor Morrow soon.
E. V. Phillips, a Louisville and Nashville firefighter from Louisville, hospitalised after loss of both legs and an arm at North Cabin near Winchester, died at Clark County Hospital. His body will be taken to Montgomery, Alabama, for burial on Tuesday.
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