Garrard Men Charged With Murder In Lexington
Two Garrard county men Gate Pryor and Thomas Buckley, both 24 and 23, are charged with malicious striking and killing Berry Johnson, a 45 year old one armed Danville man. Johnson fell after being shoved at South Broadway and Hayman avenue, striking his skull and dying. Police detained the suspects at the Southern depot after the 6 30 pm incident.
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Garrard
Lexington
Garrard County
Berry Johnson
Danville
Johnson
South Broadway
Hayman Avenue
Southern Depot
Gate Pryor
Thomas Buckley
Returned Soldier Stops Runaway Horse on Main Street
Joe B. Irvine, recently returned from France with the 801st Pioneers, halted a runaway horse pulling a buggy carrying Mrs. Boyd Wells and Miss Ollie Butler. The animal bolted from East Main after a tractor engine noise, teetering on two wheels before Irvine seized the horse at Irvine and First streets, preventing a possible catastrophe. The women were nearly fainting as they were rescued.
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Joe B. Irvine
France
Boyd Wells
Ollie Butler
Forest Hill
Main Street
Irvine Street
Irvine
First
Irvine Streets
Collins Street
East Main
Americans Seek Protection in Mexico Amid Unrest
The State Department said American officials in Mexico have lodged strong representations with the Mexican government for protection of Americans in troubled Mexican areas. Dispatches from Juarez report the city is quiet and there is no evidence of ill feeling toward Americans.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
Juarez
Border tensions rise after Juarez clash worries spill into interior
El Paso reports disrupted telegraph lines south of Juarez and a wrecked railroad to Chihuahua City. Villa's presence southwest of Juarez makes wagon travel dangerous and blocks updates on border developments. US actions last Sunday are cited as prompting Villa to threaten reprisal against Americans amid shifting interest inland.
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el Paso
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Villa
Interior
United States Army
Rookwood Coffee Sparks Loyal Fans in McKinney & Co Ad
Rookwood Coffee draws lasting friends after one try. The slogan emphasizes superior taste and loyalty with McKinney & Co selling at 15 6 per unit. Pricing claim contrasts with argon for bone coffee.
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Rookwood
É McKinney & Co
Wilson Visits Belgium for Front Tour
President and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Adinkerke Belgium from Paris and were met by King Albert and Queen Marie. They planned a motor tour of the Belgian front via Ypres to Brussels, a 110 mile route past battlefield ruins. The approach was informal.
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Associated Press
Adinkerke
Belgium
Wilson
Paris
Albert
Marie
Brussels
Ypres
Ideal Fireless Cooker Demonstration
The ad promotes the Ideal Fireless Cooker as a cool solution for hot days. It claims 20 to 30 minute warmups using gas or oil cookers, then cooks for hours with the storage method. W. F. Higgins will demonstrate the easy preparation and benefits.
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W. F. Higgins
Comer Defers Public Auction in Hurst Case
Madison Circuit Court orders commissioner to conduct a public sale of property tied to the Robert N. Hurst vs Lowell J. Hurst case. Sale set for Thursday June 19 1919 at 11 oclock on the premises to the highest bidder following May term judgment.
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Lowell J
Set
Rev. Jouett
Winchester
Hays
Judge Cochran Hears Oil Company Suits
Federal court reports multiple oil and land disputes in Estill and Lee counties including Lincoln Oil and Duquesne Oil ownership of oil lands and boundary questions on Big Sinking Creek. Several cases moved to June hearings with various parties and attorneys listed.
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Lincoln Oil and Gas Company
Duquesne Oil Company
Estill County
Bald Rock Company
Eastern Gulf Company
Big Sinking Creek
Lee County
R. H. Winn
J. A. Judy
Mt. Sterling
D. Lee Lexingam
Endant ‘Company
J. I. Raider
J. L. Conover
Lee
Covi Mn
Virgil Smith
Somer
Market Summary Iowa Cincinnati and Louisville cattle hogs and lambs
Cincinnati report shows hogs 40 to 50 cents lower with tops $20.50 and 4 000 head sold. Cattle slow and unchanged in Louisville with 150 head noted. Sheep steady with lambs quot at $18 down and seconds $14.50. lambs in quarter lower.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
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the Mabley & Carew Company
Fountain Square
Mabley & Carew Company
Fifth and
Vine Streets
McKee
R. J. Mckee
R. R
Madison County
Union Supply Company, Inc
Green Clay
F. O. B. Berea
Richmond
Dixie Highway
Welch’s Department
F.H. Gordon
Robert N. Hurst
Sim
Muncy Bros
House of Quality
Dexter
Sevres
Erie Daceth
Seeman Anu
Douglas & Simmons
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