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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
5
Paris June 17 A P report notes the peace conference majority doubt Germany will sign the peace treaty. Marcel Hutin cites Echo de Paris canvassing leaders. only one believed Germany would sign, while another warned force could be used if they refused.
Weimer on June 17 reports that the first visible effect of the allied terms is a marked depression among German leaders. Officials and foreign office members voiced deep pessimism and resentment, though none would speak for publication.
In a cablegram from the American Federation of Labor at Atlantic City Perry Thomas Deputy International President of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says the strike will be placed before President Wilson for consideration.
Winnipeg June 17 ten strike leaders were arrested in their homes and spirited out of town. Police raided the Labor Temple used by the strike and seized literature considered Bolshevist. Arrested included R D Russell a preacher and four Russian agitators.
Robert Peel died at his Edwards avenue home Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness at age 72. A Baptist member, he was a devoted husband and father. Survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral by Rev. D. H. Matherly Monday afternoon. Burial in Richmond cemetery. Community extends sympathy.
Brest June 1 An American soldier died and two others died as a Knights of Columbus hut collapsed during a boxing match in Pontenezen. Around one hundred people were injured in the disaster.
Miss Maynne B. Wagers, state labor inspector for this district, says children under 14 may not be employed and public notices about unpaid school vacation work are errors. The law strictly forbids any employment of under 14 in street work stores or factories at any time.
Mrs Josephine Cox widow of Dr F C Cox of Newby was appointed guardian for her three infant children Freda Anna Cox Louise Gibson Cox and another child with Dr W Moss Gibson as surety near Carlisle Vernon Smart 21 was killed and four young girls injured when a delivery wagon toppled Sunday night.
Washington June 17 The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections unanimously recommended an investigation of the Michigan senatorial election where Henry Ford contests the election of Senator Truman S Newberry Republican.
President Wilson plans a three week speaking tour after arriving in Washington from Paris around June 24 or 25 if a peace treaty is signed. He will explain the peace treaty and the League of Nations and visit principal cities of the country.
Frank Hudson and George Collins of Lexington file for injunctions against South western Petroleum Company and Cliff Petroleum Company alleging illegal possession and drilling on land in Lee county under a Miller's Creek Lumber lease. Gravity Oil Company of Delaware joins suit seeking ownership of oil and gas and an accounting for all oil taken.
Washington June 17 Bulletin reports the House Judiciary Committee voted ten to three against rep Igo of Missouri and against recommending repeal of war time prohibition as it affects light wines and beer.
Miss Elizabeth Adams and Estelle Garrison visit Mr and Mrs J B Adams. Charles F Denman and B B Myers of Nicholasville were here on business. T S Barr W B Glass and J L Gaugh of Wilmore traveled to Richmond for the Methodist conference at College Hill. Mrs Larue Duerson learns her sister Mrs Thayer Thomas sails to China to join Naval Paymaster Thomas aboard the U S S Wilmington after Manila posting.
May collections of the Kentucky automobile department in Frankfort reached 32051.95 dollars, up from 21322.25 the prior May. Since January 1, 1918, 73497 licenses have been issued, with 58810 in the prior year. Field men report many cases of illegal truck use and dealer violations being investigated.
Rookwood Coffee earns praise after a first tasting and shows strong early reception. The brand gains momentum as customers report positive impressions from their initial experience.
Washington reports from multiple sources express fear that Villistas will retaliate against Americans in Villa controlled territory in Mexico after U S troops routed his band near Juarez. Mexican officials reportedly refuse to discuss the Villa incident. State Department says no protest was filed by Mexico over American troop dispatch.
After three days of heavy fighting near Juarez the border quiets with no signs of renewed hostilities. All American troops have returned to the American side. Villa's column is south of Salayaluca while Gen Gonzales resumes control of the Juarez district.
Judge A M J Cochran presides over a special term to hear cases未ncluding a major coal company dispute between Kentucky and Tennessee litigants Judge John Jennings Jr from Jellico Tennessee and Internal Revenue Collector Elwood Hamilton Frankfort are among prominent attendees Oil case draws Eph Angel Minor Lee county and Colonial Oil owner E W Bailey Lee with other lawyers from Lexington Barbourville Winchester Beattyville and Heidelberg City officials and witnesses attend the session
Pryse Arbill of the American E. F. arrived safely at Newport News Virginia June 11. Rev and Mrs Murphy and son plan to go to Japan as missionaries but Mrs Murphy failed the physical. The Murphy was pastor at Washington Street Presbyterian Winchester. Northbound train 156 collided with wind and a sugar load caused a crash with injuries. crew and passengers aided.
Mayor L P Evans announces a Madison county Boy Scout drive from June 18 to 22 to fund first class councils, enroll associate members, and establish troops with help from local churches schools and organizations. A committee led by Evans will meet Thursday at 9 AM to assign territory and teams.
James H. Spillman of Mercer county has become wealthy from Texas oil. He bought 620 acres eight years ago at $25 per acre near the Burke Burnette and Ranger fields and recently leased it for $16,000 for one year to a syndicate. If oil is found, Spillman receives one eighth of all oil produced in addition to the lease price.
A letter from Abigail Adams dated June 8, 1779 notes soaring wartime prices for corn labor linen calico and tea and reports at the same time that pioneers supported by faith and hard work endured scarcity. It reflects on prices in the postwar context and asserts the later abundance justified perseverance.
Auto owners can expect full tire and inner tube repair service within about ten to fifteen days with unconditional guarantee. Located near the L N passenger depot at 169 ip.
F H Gordon seeks 10,000 bushels of bluegrass seed at top cash price. Farmers urged to contact F H Gordon for market offers and delivery arrangements.
Louisville cattle slow hogs steady sheep steady with overall unchanged. Cincinnati hogs steady Chicago hogs lower cattle slow and lambs about a half lower.
The forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and into Wednesday with continued warmer temperatures across the area.
A small cyclone struck the northern Madison county area late Monday afternoon. Heavy rain and high winds damaged wheat crops owned by Sam Todd and Charles Davis. Trees fell on the Red House pike and Otter Creek flooded, hindering traffic. Dr. D. J. Williams rescued stranded cars but lost his engine. reports urge a bridge over Otter Creek. Lightning killed two mules on Four Mile Road and two cows at John Parks farm.
The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution urging Congress to recognize the Irish republic and to grant representatives of the Irish republic a hearing at the Paris peace conference. It placed American organized labor in favor of self determination for Ireland.
The army casualty list reports Conrad Watt of rural free delivery 69 Hopkinsville Kentucky was killed in action. Watt is listed as deceased with the entry care of Andrew Moor. The notice is dated June 17.
H L Wallace of Paint Lick Kentucky attended Centre College centennial in Danville as reported by the Messenger. He is a graduate of Central University Richmond Class 1878 among six from that class. three living including Wallace and two named in Richmond and Lexington, with three others listed as deceased.
A 400 pound red heifer was taken or missing from the Don Algon farm near Ford with a $5 reward offered for information leading to recovery. Contact H. F. Marcum at Red House Kentucky.
Army tents offered for sale 100 units of 16 by 16 feet 9 oz duck fabric. Sale details provided by Jas. B. Parke at Red House Kentucky. Auction timetable not listed.
County teachers convened Saturday under Supt Ben F Edwards to map the year’s program. The group recommended salary consideration, daily devotional exercises, improved training via Eastern Normal courses, and an Improvement League in each district. Noted speakers included Phillip S Brook and Rev D H Starns. many teachers registered from Berea Richmond and surrounding districts with several colored teachers present.
In Franklin Circuit Court C C Molloy county attorney sues the State Tax Commission seeking a ruling on its power to order Lyon County property reassessment after an initial $150 000 increase aimed at raising assessments to 85 percent of cash value. A citizen protest claimed unequal raising and a field expert supported that view prompting a further uniform reassessment order.
Four people escaped injury Sunday night when an automobile driven by Mrs. Mattie struck a tree. They received slight bruises and were taken home by police ambulance. Lost at Boonesboro on May 30th a Saint Ray, seeking owner and payment for thief.
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