Madison Men Bid On Big Farm
A large Lincoln county farm sale titled Bonnie Castle drew Madison county bidders. Col. G B Swinebroad oversaw the Wednesday event selling 625 acres at an average 175.29 per acre for a total of 109422.50. Buyers included Hughes McCarty Stanford John McCormack Lincoln Logan McCormack Lincoln J Harris Baughman Danville and Clay Davis Lincoln among others with multiple tracts.
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Bonnie Castle
Adam Carpenter
Lincoln County
Col. G. B. Swinebroad
Lancaster
Madison County
Cols
Bolivar Bond
John B. Dinwiddie
George L. Toombs
Hughes & McCarty
Stanford
John McCormack
Lincoln
City property tax roll tops 4.39 million in Richmond
Richmond's total taxable property for city purposes reaches 4.3929 million this year. The City Board of Supervisors completed equalization in five days, praised for speed. Assessor Trim Deatherage handed over white property list totaling 3.8932 million and a colored list of 183.18 thousand. Taxpayer access and early payment urged with J. D. Dykes ready to issue receipts.
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Richmond
City Board of Supervisors
Messrs
Wearen Kennedy
L. O. Powell
John C. Powers
Deatherage
J. D. Dykes
Wilson begins Belgian visit amid war ruins tour
President Wilson arrived in Brussels and started the second day of his Belgium tour by motor excursion to Charleroi with the king. The journey followed a day traveling through devastated war districts as he continued to observe the damage and meet royal officials.
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Wilson
Belgium
Associated Press
Brussels
Charleroi
Se - Charleroi
Local Thunder Showers Till Evening Then Fair Weather
The forecast calls for scattered thunder showers this afternoon or tonight with Friday expected to be generally fair and dry. A brief warm spell may accompany the unsettled conditions.
Resignation Demanded From Book Commission
Governor calls for the Normal School book commission to quit after declaring their adopted books invalid. He notes public sentiment against them and says he cannot remove them but urges resignation for the state's best interests. Alexander defends the commission as young men following his guidance.
RAISE $18,000 AT NEW CHURCH BANQUET
Members of the First Presbyterian Church and friends filled Masonic Temple for a banquet with over 150 guests. Pastor Dr. R L Telford presided and toast speakers included Robert R Burnam and T J Coates detailing church history and regional opportunities. The program featured readings, songs, and music by Miss Dot Terrill, Bobbie Frexmied, and Louise Richmond.
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First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
R. L. Telford
Robert R. Burnam
Richmond
Madison County
T. J. Coates
Eastern Normal
Maud Gibson
Normal
Lucia Cate Bennett
Homer W
Ex Sienhare
Dot Terrill
Bobbie
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Oil Interests
Louisville June 19 The federal grand jury probing oil operations returned a voluminous indictment. It involves many persons across the United States connected with a single concern. Names withheld until arrests are made.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Federal Grand
United States
Don Wiggins Sues for Alleged Land Deal Losses in Winchester
Don Wiggins sues in Winchester against Great ve Gedes Coke acres ateens Seasarer for an alleged misdeal in a land purchase. J Jones and Vanders are tied to the county case with unspecified amounts.
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D. C
Labor backs Oldham as Kentucky Labor warns politicians
The Journal of Labor of Kentucky warns against a selective ticket while endorsing R C Oldham of Winchester for Lieutenant Governor. It cites Oldham as a friend of labor who opposes rings and would stand by workers, aligning with Woodrow Wilson’s principles and appealing to over sixty thousand union members.
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Bread and Meat
Kentucky
Journal of Labor
Kentucky Federation of Labor
Union Trades and Labor Assembly
Louisville Building Trades Council
Union Railroaders of
Labor
R. C. Oldham
Winchester
Oldham
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Mixed Across Regions
Louisville market notes show cattle slow and unchanged while hogs fall 50 cents with 3,000 head traded. Sheep steady at 6,800 head. Chicago hogs drop a quarter, cattle dull, calves and lambs down about half a dollar.
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Louisville
Chicago
Labor Pushes Immigration Restriction at AFL Meet
At the Atlantic City convention the American Federation of Labor urged immigration limits during reconstruction. Debates split between radicals and conservatives led by Secretary Frank Morrison, with calls to shield American workers from exploitation. A second resolution condemned judiciary overreach and urged impeachment of judges who exceed authority.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Woodford Lands Bring High Prices At Auction
In Woodford county yesterday 12 000 acres of improved land sold for an average 213 50 per acre totaling over 266 000. Tract 1 324 acres sold to P P White at 302 per acre. Tract 2 140 acres sold to W B Boston at 300. Tract 3 258 acres bought by J B Boston at 205. Tract 4 262 acres bought by P P White at 165. Tract 5 91 acres bought by R B Boston at 137. Tract 6 12 5 acres bought by R B Boston at 174 50.
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Boston
Woodford County
P. P . White
W. B. Boston
J. B. Boston
P. P. White
R. B. Boston
Mrs Muncy Dies at Home in Berea
Mrs. Muncy age 61 widow of H. Muncy died at her Berea home after a brief influenza illness. Survivors include four sons and two daughters with John and E H Muncy of Muncy Brothers among them. Funeral at Chestnut Street home conducted by Rev J N Culton with burial in Berea Cemetery.
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Messrs
John
E. H. Muncy
Muncy Brothers
Berea
New Parking Plan Approved in Richmond Kentucky
City officials in Richmond adopt a new parking ordinance for Main Street from Second to First and for First Street to Irvine. The plan designates exact parking zones with white line markings by Street Commissioner Allman and goes into effect with publication.
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Allman
Richmond
City of
Main _ street
First
Second Streets
First Street
Main
Irvine Streets
Main Street
First Streets
Big Reduction Sale Starts Saturday at Richmond Millinery
Richmond Millinery Company announces a big reduction sale beginning Saturday June 21 for one week only with substantial discounts on hats and accessories.
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Richmond
Richmond Millinery Company
Hogkaday Dunn Buys Miss Ballard Farm at $162.50 an Acre
Hockady Dunn purchased the estate of late Miss Nannie Ballard on the Lanicaster pike near Richmond. The 162 acre tract sold for 162.50 per acre under executor Harry S. Morgan's bid advertisements. Col Robert Walker announced the sale and ensured the bid reached its top value. A related parcel and belongings were then sold to A. K. Doty for 400 dollars.
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Hockady Dunn
Nannie Ballard
Caleast
Lanicaster Pike
Richmond
Robert Walker
My Dunn
A. K. Doty
July Columbia Records on Sale With Notable Picks
The July list features strong releases including Chong from Hong Kong, Fox Trot Saxo phone Sextett, Eyes I Love You, and The Rosary by Barbara Maurell. Strong catalog items attract buyers, with excitement over the unusually good selection.
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Columbia Records
Chong
Hong Kong
Barbara Maurell
Seer
Parking area rules for Main and First streets ordinance text
The ordinance prescribes curb boundaries on Main and First streets for parking. Vehicles must park at right angles, in single file, and backouts must follow traffic laws with driving on the right. The Street Commissioner will mark the spaces with white lines where feasible and two ranks on First street when practicable.
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Irvine Streets
First Street
Irvine Street
First
Main
First Streets
Main Street
German attitude toward peace treaty appears to soften
Paris dispatches indicate the German cabinet and national assembly weigh the revised terms, while Berlin reports show public desire to see the treaty signed and suspense end. The American peace delegation remains optimistic about overall German receptiveness despite official opposition.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Tewns
von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Weimar
National Assembly
Berlin
Valley View Revival Draws Large Congregation
Valley View reports a strong turnout for a revival led by Evangelist DeGarmo despite farmers忙 harvests. The service featured a gospel concert by Singer Elsey and piano by Miss Lelia Wells, with the evening time moved to 8 30. The message centered on salvation by grace through Christ and being born again.
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Valley View
Evangelist DeGarmo
Christ
Elsey
Lelia Wells
Forest Hill
W. J. Daugherty
C. J. Sowers
Bayes Pinion Sale Details at Boyle County Market
The sale lists eight yearling males bought by Mrs. Brannon of Tennessee from F. T. Logan for $1,000. seven head bought by James McGinnis for $728.50. seven head from J. Cress for $765. four ace Sorel ties for sepck fone at $427. and five from Giteed Ga Cobb and son for $625.
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Boylee County
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