Withdrawal of Kentucky Governor Nomination by Judge Carroll
Judge John D. Carroll of Henry County withdraws from the Democratic gubernatorial race. The statement cites Wilson era reforms, opposition to pardons and raids on the treasury, and pledges support for the Democratic nominees including Woodrow Wilson. Kentucky’s alignment with Wilson’s League of Nations is promoted as a measure of national leadership.
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John D. Carroll
Henry County
Black Ee
Henry H. Denhardt
Bowli
France
Kentucky
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Ees
Dr Grant In Street Car Collision
The Winchester Sun reports Dr Carl Grant narrowly escaped injury after a street car struck his Ford roadster on South Maple Street. The impact wrecked a rear wheel and damaged the car while Grant was crossing near the Nelson home. authorities say Grant was on the wrong side of the track but unharmed.
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Winchester Sun
Grant
Florrie Rayburn
Carl Grant
South Maple Street
Arbill
Charles Nelson
Wanted Blue Grass Seed and stray steer notice
WANTED 10,000 bushels Blue Grass Seed at cash market price by F. H. Gordon. STRAY Steer weighing about 400 pounds reported by Jack Wagers, owner can reclaim by paying expenses. 165 6p.
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F. H. Gordon
Flag Day Observance by Richmond Elks Celebrates 142nd Birthday
Richmond Lodge No. 581 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will observe Flag Day on Saturday June 14 at 8:00 p m in the Club Rooms. The event is for Elks only and highlights the 142nd anniversary of the American flag.
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Brother Elks
Richmond Lodge
Benevolent, and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
Weather outlook predicts warm week with scattered storms
The forecast for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee suggests occasional local thunder showers but fair weather will prevail in the second half of the week. Temperatures are expected to run about normal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Black Planning To Stil Things Up
Louisville June 14 The Post reports Governor Black intends a vigorous policy in state administration. He may seek the resignation of the State School Book Commission members and raid boards controlling penitentiaries and insane asylums. New counsel would be hired to prosecute the Bingham inheritance tax case.
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Associated Press
Louisville
the Post
Jas. Garnett
Gov
Stanley
Bingham
Black
State School Book Commission
Alumni Banquet at Eastern Kentucky Normal School
More than seventy five members of the Alumni Association gathered at Sullivan Hall Friday for the Annual Reception and Banquet. Miss Anna Lee Davis led the event with a five course menu and a prompt program.
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Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Sullivan Hall
Anna Lee Davis
Home Economics Department
Coates
O. H. Harris
Winchester City
I. H. Boothe
Normal School
T. J. Coates
Der
Richmond
Morrison Returns Home to Harriman Roots
Mr. M. A. Morrison, longtime figure in the Interior Journal Tennessee, leaves to return to Secacarenee and Harriman, Tenn. He is praised as an excellent printer and a splendid fellow, and the Journal notes it reluctantly let him go.
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M. A. Morrison
Interior
Tenn
Morrison
Harriman
Tennessee
Secacarenee
R Journal
Shanks files papers for Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor
W H Shanks of Stanford filed a declaration with Secretary Lewis as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Baker, Democrat of Jackson, filed for attorney general.
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W. H. Shanks
Stanford
Lewis
Baker
Jackson
Henry Chenault Wins Honors At Commencement Exercises
Cadet Henry Chenault of Kentucky received the officers medal at the commencement exercises. Cadet Leonard Giovannoli of Lexington, Senior class member, earned the general scholarship for the highest general average at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borg
Western
Lone
Lewis
Irginia
Ednesday
Henry
Leonard Giovannoli
Lexington
Bushels Parket Mice Illusions Mentioned
Fragmentary line item mentions ak bushels parket mice with cryptic codes 2 FET oy. No clear event or names emerge from the text.
Peace delegations predict Germany will sign armistice terms
Paris on June 13 reports that British French and American leaders expect to deliver a reply to German counter proposals Monday. Germany would have two days to answer and three days grace before armistice suspension, with hostilities to resume on June 21 if Germany declines to sign.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Foch Delivers Ultimatum to German Government
Spa dispatches report Marshal Foch has delivered an ultimatum demanding continuation of Polish troop movements across Germany. Berlin authorities had ordered troop trains held up several days earlier.
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Foch
HMS
Associated Press
Coblenz
Spa
Marshal Foch
Germany
Berlin
American writer Robert Miner jailed in Coblenz by French at British request
American magazine writer and cartoonist Robert Miner is confined in a Coblenz military prison under American command. Officers say French authorities arrested him per British pressure aimed at action against propagandists. Miner is believed to have recently been in Dusseldorf and Petrograd.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Robert Miner
Dusseldorf
Petrograd
Vickers Vimy Starts Transatlantic Flight From St Johns
A Vickers Vimy biplane began its crossing this afternoon from St Johns. Captain Adcock, a British officer, pilots the craft with Lieut. Arthur Brown, an American, acting as navigator.
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Associated Press
St. Johns
Adcock
Arthur Brown
Telegraphers Strike Fails to Halt Work, Say Union Officers
Wire companies report the telegraphers strike as a failure while union officers claim progress. Operators were set to meet this afternoon to resolve the dispute.
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Associated Press
New York
Need Cars For Returning Soldiers
Washington June 14 Director General Hines ordered railroad equipment for excursions and recreation limited to an absolute minimum to avoid interfering with transportation of soldiers returning from France as numbers rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
France
Hines
Railroad clerks denied paid vacation under L&N notice
June 14 report from the Rail road Administration states Louisville and Nashville railroad clerks are not entitled to a vacation with pay. The advisory clarifies policy on paid leave for duty staff and outlines administrative positions.
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Sage Money Sal
Associated’ Protecme
The
Railroad Administration
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Farm Change Near Kirksville Sells 60 Acre Property
J. E. Tudor sold a 60 acre farm near Kirksville on the Poosey Pike to John Coffey of Silver Creek. Price believed near 225 dollars per acre. Tudor plans future plans and may seek a town race or venture close to town.
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J. E. Tudor
John Coffey
Silver Creek
Kirksville
Poosey Pike
Tudor
Dee Bene
Seonery
Nazareth Academy Celebrates 105th Anniversary
The Nazareth Academy marked its 105th anniversary on Thursday while military orders shift personnel. Reports mention units in transit and high level announcements, with disparate fragments referencing European royals and domestic headlines.
Caldwell High School 1919 Seniors Graduate With Praise
The Caldwell High School 1919 senior class held Commencement Week with one member absent due to fever. Superintendent D W Bridge delivered a farewell address as he leaves for Mayfield. Dr R L Telford gave the commencement speech and John Noland awarded diplomas amid a musical program and festive decorations.
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Leon Elder
Caldwell High School
Ths
D. W. Bridge
Mayfield
R. L. Telford
John Noland
City Board of Education
Flag Day Speech Urges Obedience to Constitutional Authority
Vice President Marshall declared at Flag Day exercises that lawlessness has nothing in common with the American flag and urged those unwilling to obey constitutional authority to be removed from beneath the protective folds of the banner.
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Tom
Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Tragic suicide of 14 year old Lillie Stephens in Iron Mound
Lillie Mae Stephens daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Stephens of Iron Mound killed herself with a gun on Wednesday morning at 6 o clock after a night of brooding over a parental reprimand. She died at 9 that evening.
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Powell County
Lillie Mae Stephens
John R. Stephens
Iron Mound
Storey and Applegate Wed in Quiet Rural Ceremony
Rev D H Matherly united Jesse Storey 31 and Lena Applegate 17 in marriage Saturday morning. The groom is son of John Storey of Rural Route 1 and the bride daughter of Dave Applegate of Rural Route 2. Many friends will extend congratulations.
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D. H. Matherly
Jesse Storey
Lena Applegate
John, Storey
Dave Applegate
Real Romance in 1917 Lexington Wedding
Miss Tommie House of Lexington wed Lewis E. Christie of New York in a romance that began in autumn 1917 aboard a Lexington train. Christie later served in France while Miss House worked at the Weather Bureau in the Fayette National Bank building.
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Tommie House
Lexington
T. H. House
Nicholasville
Lewis E. Christie
New York
Christie
Ocal Red Cross
Union Station
House
France
U. S. ‘Weather Bureau
Fayette National Bank
Mose
For Sale Privately in Berlin Area Home with Yard and Stables
Private sale listing describes a seven room home on Woodland Avenue with modern conveniences and utilities. The ad notes a garden area and rear stable, inviting interested buyers to contact the seller.
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Woodland Avenue
Generally fair weather tonight and Sunday
A concise weather note states generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change.
Market Report From Cincinnati and Louisville Hogs Up Quarter
Cincinnati markets show hogs a quarter higher as Chicago stays strong. Cattle at Louisville 100 head dull and unchanged with hogs at 2 100 up a quarter and tops at 20.75. sheep 3 600 steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Wet Advocates March on Capitol
Anti prohibition forces from many cities and union men converged on Washington for a large demonstration organized by the Central Labor Union of the District of Columbia. Trains brought a crowd officials estimate over 100000, as marchers moved toward a Capitol meeting planned for two o clock.
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Associated Press
Washington
Central Labor Union
District of Columbia
Capitol
Reserve Shortfall Declines to 656000 Under Legal Requirements
The week’s banking reserve shows $656000 below required levels, a drop of over $38 million from the prior week. The Associated Press reports the clearing house banks and trust companies continuing to run with a reserve deficit as of the bulletin dated June 14.
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Associated Press
New York
Do You Believe Western Union Congestion Claims
National telegraphers strike leaders said Western Union business is congested at relay points due to railroad telegraphers refusals to handle commercial messages. Western Union counters that business is moving normally.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Union
Swinebroad Sells Two Lincoln County Farms in Lincoln Co
Col G B Swinebroad known as the sale wizard sold his 276 acre farm in the Shelby City area of Lincoln county to Thomas Metcalf of Danville at 200 dollars per acre with possession July 1. He also sold the F Curtis farm of about 150 acres near Shelby City on the Hustonville Danville pike three miles from Danville to J D Whitehouse of Boyle at 116 75 dollars per acre.
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G. B. Swinebroad
Lancaster
R. H. Crow
Thomas Metcalf
Danville
Shelby City
Lincoln County
Col. Swinebroad
F. Curtis
J. D. Whitehouse
Boyle
Hustonville and
Letcher Jailer Charged With Helping Moonshine Ring
A Whitesburg dispatch reports Jailer Fess Whitaker accused of aiding a moonshine operation. The article notes Whitaker’s role and mentions accomplices including James Tolliver and Bigas as town figures connected to the case.
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Whitesburg
Fess Whitaker
Whitaker
Sheait James “Tolliver
Accompani
Army Tents For Sale 16x16 Feet 9 oz Duck
100 army tents offered for sale at a cheap price. Tents are 16 by 16 feet made of 9 ounce duck canvas. Inquire with Jas. B. Parke at Red House in Kentucky.
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Jas. B. Parke
Red House
Public Sale Advertises Farm Equipment and Mare
Immediately after the sale of Miss Nannie Ballard's farm next Wednesday the 18th we will sell at public auction a six year old combined mare by Rex Peavine and a sister to Golden Glow plus a buggy and harness in good condition a Frazier Cart and a bikes td.
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Nannie Ballard
Rex Peavine
Golden Glow
Garrard Tobacco Warehouse Rising in Lancaster
Promoters vow a modern, commodious Garrard Tobacco Warehouse with a $50,000 contract scope. Richmond firm Bingham & Stone will handle brickwork while J. C. Miller of Lebanon supplies steel and structure components. The project includes a railroad switch, basement excavation for hundreds of horses, and four prizing houses under one roof as crews push rapid completion.
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Lancaster
Richmond
Messrs. Bingham & Stone
Daily Register
Lancaster Record
Garrard
J. C. Miller
Lebanon
Kentucky
Four Wills Placed Before Judge In County Court
Montgomery man W ay Patrick's estate valued near $100 000 prompts four wills offered in Mt Sterling county court. Judge E W Senff set July 21 as the hearing on probation of the wills. Wills distribute the estate differently among relatives amid claims some were executed after mental decline and a trustee took charge.
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E. W. Senff
Mt. Sterling
Waylor Fitzpatrick
Richmond KY fixes ad valorem levy for 1919 20
An ordinance by the Richmond Kentucky city council sets the 1919 20 ad valorem tax levy at 1.70 per 100 property value. It allocates 0.75 to General Fund, a portion to School Fund, 0.06 to the Sinking Fund for School Bonds, and funds for Street and Improvement Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tax Levy Proclaimed for Richmond City Residents
The mayor announces a general municipal tax of 1.70 with 1.50 assessed on every male resident of Richmond Kentucky aged 21 and over. A 10 percent late penalty and 6 percent annual interest apply to any unpaid amount after November 1. Attest by Clerk W E Blanton. June 4, 1919.
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Richmond
Colored Church Services Schedule at First Baptist
Sunday School at 9 30 with Miss G L Walker superintendent morning service at 11 on the Promised Land in the Wilderness theme B Y P U at 6 30 evening service at 8 with good singing T Hea moe Church vol 9 30 morning service ae ak settle ethan Endeavor sows we we ay Dor etd even BB 8 W H Crow Salen a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
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Denhart
Dr. Grant
Shanks
Henry Chenault
Applegate
Madison Tobacco Warehouse
Letcher
Shiners
Montgomery
L. P. Evans
W. E. Blanton
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