Eastern's Big Week Ahead At Eastern Normal
Eastern Kentucky Normal School outlines a week of events starting with Saturday night outdoor reception for all students. Field Day for girls and boys follows on Monday with medals and cups, certificates, plays, and diplomas for 55 graduates. Zenos E Scott delivers Friday address. alumni banquet closes week with a final business meeting.
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Eastern Normal School
Normal School
E. L. Powell
Louisville
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Roger T. Noe
Christian Church
Frankfort
Richmond
Eastern
J. W. Ireland
Frankfort City
Normal Chapel
Ruce Miller
Mary Joseph Jones
Ray Foster
Christine Sandlin
Margaret Crook
Messrs
Cowan
Taylor
Maser
Q. O.green
Model High School
Normal
W. H. Mikesell
University of Kentucky
J. W. Grinstead
Gournam Hall
Augusta Wilson
Association
Veterans head to Confederate reunion in Richmond
Col. N. B. Deatherage and W. B. Freeman left Saturday for Richmond Virginia to attend the Confederate reunion. They will be joined at Winchester by Mike Haggard of Georgetown who will accompany them. The gathering is an annual event with extensive preparations for the comfort and entertainment of the veterans.
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N. B. Deatherage
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
Virginia
Winchester
Mike Haggard
Georgetown
Students Condemn Sale of Questions at Eastern Normal
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School students denounce buying and selling examination questions and call for swift action. Officials hunt Irvine Bullock, suspected head of the scheme, as trials begin. Resolutions condemn the offense, support teachers Coates and Edwards, and demand expulsion and legal action for those involved.
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J. P. Chenault
Franklin
Mt. Vernon
Irvine Bullock
Eastern Normal
Richmond
Bullock
Rockcastle
John D. Goodloe
Eastern Read
Eastern Normal School
Eastern Kentucky
State _Normal School
Teachers’ College
Kentucky
Lst
Coates
Prof
Edwards
J. J. White
E. F. Norton
Taylor W. Hoskins
K. Tartar
Morton Shearer
Story From Frankfort by Associated Press
Frankfort dispatch reports June 17 details from Kentucky capital, with AP summary of local events and statements shaping the day’s agenda.
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Associated Press
Frankfort, Ky
Gilbert Shuns Opposition In 8th District Re election
The Daily Register reports Representative Ralph Gilbert of Shelby county has formally announced his bid to succeed himself as congressman from Kentucky's 8th district. With no anticipated party challenger, Democrats in all eleven counties praise his faithful, efficient service and urge a strong turnout for the upcoming voter registration drive led by Gilbert.
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The
Daily Register
Ralph Gilbert
Shelby County
Judge Gilbert
Washington
Kentucky
Judy Gilbert
Rail workers face new wage cuts defend by board
Federal Railway Labor Board members defend extensive wage reductions after critics warn of strike risk. The latest decision reduces nearly 27 million dollars from wages for 325 000 clerks signalmen and stationary firemen, bringing total cuts to 135 million affecting about 1 200 000 rail employees.
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Chicago
Federal Railway Labor Board
Muddy Creek Bridge Closed for Early Summer Repairs
The Muddy Creek bridge at Elliston on the Irvine pike will be closed to traffic Monday and Tuesday June 19 and 20 for repairs. A temporary creek crossing exists near the bridge but is unsuitable for automobiles due to water. J. G. Bater R. E.
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Elliston
Irvine Pike
J. G. Bater
R. E
Irvin Bullock Linked To School Exam Question Ring
Irvin Bullock a Rockcastle school teacher faced charges of selling a set of examination questions from the office of State Superintendent Colvin. The alleged scheme, tied to the ongoing teachers’ exams, prompted claims of a wider ring with possible disclosures of prominent persons. Bullock reportedly escaped from the sheriff yesterday. Superintendent Colvin declined to elaborate, hinting at surprising developments as the inquiry continues.
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Irvin Bullock
Rockcastle
Colvin
Richmond
Vernon
Bullock
Bill to deny port entry for ships selling liquor
Washington June 1 A bill by Representative Edmonds of Pennsylvania ranking Republican on the merchant marine committee would deny entrance to American ports to any foreign or domestic ship on which liquor is sold. The measure accompanies the ship subsidy bill drafted by the committee.
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Washington
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Merchant Marine Committee
Suit to test Smith Minor registration law filed in Kentucky
A suit to test the constitutionality of the Smith Minor general registration law is expected to be filed in the circuit court in Frankfort, Ky., by today or Monday. Grounds are not stated. An injunction petition to restrain Secretary Vaughn from sending out registration books is being drawn, with books to be started to county clerks around July 1.
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Frankfort
Vaughn
Miners and Rail Unions Plan Joint Strike Discussion
Cincinnati officials report that the chiefs of the miners and rail unions agreed to meet next Tuesday night to discuss joint strike action.
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Cincinnati
Bathing Beach Set to Open at Valley View
Announcement states Valley View Bathing Beach opens Sunday June 18 with new dressing rooms showers and lockers for 500 people. The facility marks a community upgrade with improved amenities for visitors.
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Valley View
Mrs Embry Buys Shaker Inn Farm in Shakertown
Mrs Nanne J Embry of Shaker Inn and her son-in-law George Cross of Chicago bought the brick house and farm at Shakertown from Mrs Magoffin Hardin James Isenberg and Charles Sullivan for 21000 dollars. Formerly the Castleman place later owned by Preston Neal. The buyers acquired it less than a year ago for 17000 and have spent much on improvements.
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The
Harrodsburg Herald
Nanne J. Embry
Shaker Inn
George Cross
Chicago
Magoffin Hardin
James Isenberg
Charles Sullivan
Shakertown
Castleman Place
Preston Neal
Mother to testify in bid to free son in Clayhole shooting
Catlettsburg Kentucky June 17 America Combs mother of Asbury and Cleveland Combs prepared to testify to clear son Leslie Combs accused of firing the first shot in the Breathitt County tragedy that killed four men and wounded 12. Witnesses say Cleveland Combs fired the fatal shot.
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Associated Press
Catlettsburg
America Combs
Asbury
Cleveland Combs
Clayhole
Leslie
Breathitt County
George McIntosh
Combs
Sisler Dominates Baseball Averages in Major Leagues
The article highlights George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns leading the American League in batting, runs, hits, total bases, triples, and stolen bases, with a .433 streak and top overall averages. It also notes Rogers Hornsby leading the National League, with Hornsby at 399 and other top batters like Cobb, Speaker, ONeill, and Schang across leagues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Mound City
Sisler
Bing Miller
Philadelphia
Ken Williams
Miller
Rogers Hornsby
Cobb
Detroit
Speaker
Cleveland
O’neill
Schang
New York
Heisman
Blue
Bassler
St. Louis Star
Hornsby
Hank Gody
Boston
B. Griffith
Brooklyn
Bighbee
Pittsburgh
Daubert
Joe
Kelly
Grimes
Joie
Weather Update Forecast
The weather outlook shows fair skies tonight with clear conditions. Sunday will be cooler with daytime temperatures easing and light breezes across the region.
Saturday Livestock Markets Report from Cincinnati Louisville
Cattle slow and hogs steady in Cincinnati markets on June 17 with lambs 500 lower. Louisville sales show cattle 300 slow and unchanged, hogs 800 higher with tops at 10.75, sheep 2 700 lower at 4.50 and lambs at 12.50.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Eastern's Last Baseball Game Monday at Paint Lick
Eastern faces Paint Lick in the final game of the season on the Normal diamond Monday at 2 pm. Field Day events precede the match with track meets in the morning and medals awarded for top team and individuals. Coach Hembree names Dunaway or Lewis to pitch, Fox to catch, and White, Welch, Stephenson, and Mainous infield. outfielders include Little, Davis, Potter, Short, and Dunaway. Public invited. no admission.
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Eastern
Earl Combs
Hembree
Paint Lick
Dunaway
Lewis
Fox
Welch
Stephenson
Mainous
Little
Davis
Potter
Short
Richmond Boosters Order Home Car Tags
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce ordered white and blue booster tags for cars to arrive in a week or ten days. The tags feature a white background with Richmond in blue and are priced at 75 cents a pair. City motorists are expected to obtain a pair to boost hometown pride.
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Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Dunbar
G. O. P. Leaders Push Tariff Bill in Senate
Senate Republican leaders told President Harding that the tariff bill would remain in the Senate until passage. Senator Watson said the Republican conference will vote next Monday to push the tariff measure forward and not delay for bonus legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Watson
Serving Circle Meeting At First Baptist Church
Serving Circle To Meet The Serving Circle of First Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Charlie Cornelison this evening at 7:30. Every member is urged to be present.
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First Baptist Church
Charlie Cornelison
Week's Weather Forecast in Washington and Ohio Valley
The outlook for the week in the Ohio valley and Tennessee is considerable cloudiness with local showers and temperatures at normal levels.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Farm Loan Appraisal by Lisle in Madison
Hon Rufus Lisle of Nicholasville for the Farm Land Bank of Louisville visited Madison Saturday to appraise a farm for a substantial loan.
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Rufus Lisle
Nicholasville
Farm Land Bank of Louisville
Madison
Batting Leader Emerges in American Association
Kirke of Louisville has risen as the new batting leader in the American Association among players with 25 or more games, posting an average of .383. The note lists multiple meat and poultry vendors and phone numbers, with references to Neffs and several places in New York and Cincinnati.
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Ston
Brooklyn
Bancroft
New York
Snyder
Duncan
Cincinnati
Kirke
Louisville
American Association
Big copper still found near Valley View
A large complete copper still was recovered Wednesday by Sheriff Elmer Deatherage Geo Rogers and R O Moberly in the Valley View area on Rube Smith’s farm near his house. Smith, aged about 60 and ill, was bonded. No other arrests reported. The device included two kettles cap and pipes. no operation or spirits found. Some empty kegs smelling of alcohol were located.
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Elmer Deatherage
Geo. Rogers
R. O. Moberly
Valley View
Rube Smith
Smith
Combs Stars For Louisville With Perfect Day At Bat
Earl Combs continues to shine for the Louisville American Association team. In Friday's game against Milwaukee he collected three hits in three at bats, a perfect 1.000 average, and also made three putouts with no errors. The Louisville Times notes a hat being named for Combs, reflecting his rising fame.
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Earl Combs
Louisville American Association
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Combs
Louisville Times
Richmond
Colonels
Earl
Secon
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Madisonan Aliie William Shearer Dies After Illness
Aliie William Shearer 46 native of Madison died Thursday at St Josephs Hospital in Lexington after a short illness. Survived by mother Mrs Samuel Shearer son William Shearer two brothers Melvin O and Dick and sister Mrs W H Bigger staff. Body to sister home 827 Aylesford Place Lexington for funeral Saturday at 10 with Rev B C Horton officiating burial in Lexington Cemetery.
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Aliie William Shearer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lexington
Madison
Samuel Shearer
William Shearer
Madison County
Melvin O
Dick Shearer
W. H. Biggerstaff
Aylesford Place
Rev
B. C. Horton
Lexington Cemetery
Tennessee Editor Dies in Nashville at 65
William J. Ewing a former editor of the Nashville American and a well known Tennessean died at his home in Nashville at age 65 from pneumonia.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
William J. Ewing
Old Nashville American
Tennesse
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Gilbert
Labor Board
Muddy Creek
Associate? Press
Leslie Combs
Neff
Big
Rube E Smith
Stick
Reaper
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