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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
6
The Daily Register lists Democratic primary candidates. H. Collins and Rich. T. H. Collins vie for Representative seat. A. Hardin appears as another candidate for Representative in Congress in the Eighth District of Mercer County with a August 2 1919 election date.
Herbert Hoover travels in Berlin with aides to supervise relief for the city. He issues a statement saying America will aid with grain and other supplies only if Germany maintains order, warning that without constraint shipments could be sunk and goods spoiled. A Berlin daily calls Hoover’s message an ultimatum of major importance to Germany alongside war peace terms.
A Richmond boy and member of the Floating Canoe Tribe writes from Charleston South Carolina May 19 praising Col John E Sexton of Richmond Kentucky for being chosen as one of three representatives to the Great Council of the United States. He notes pride in Red Man fellowship and hopes to join Lexington meetings and enjoys a forthcoming supper before state prohibition.
Immediate after the sale of the Miss Nannie Ballard farm next Wednesday the 18th a public auction will include a six-year-old show mare by Rex Peavine a full sister to Golden Glow a combined and harness and buggy in good condition.
A letter from F F and J Wiggins praises fraternal bonds across military units, noting thousands of soldiers, personal aid given to members, and willingness to join Red Men again. He emphasizes Christian faith, clean living, and regards to brothers as he congratulates a future expedition.
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