Conflicting German Cabinet Reports Amid Peace Treaty Talks
Reports from Paris and London indicate confusion over Germany's cabinet changes and the peace treaty. An official wireless from Nauen says the cabinet shifts are premature and the Reichstag failed to secure majority support for signing. A Copenhagen dispatch claims signing by Germany is as certain as if signatures were already affixed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nauen
National Assembly
London
Germany
Copenhagen
Weimar
Weimar Assembly Accepts Peace Treaty, Paris Dispatch Says
An Earlier London reports a Paris dispatch indicating the German national assembly at Weimar has accepted the peace treaty. The decision comes a day earlier than the latest German dispatches suggested.
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Associated Press
London
Paris
Weimar
Scheidemann Government Falls in Germany
Paris reports the Scheidemann cabinet has collapsed after opposition to the revised peace terms. Noske reportedly starts forming a new cabinet as four ministers who favored signing pressed the crisis, with the fall extending to President Ebert.
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Scheidemann
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Philip Scheidemann
Defense Noske
Ebert
Germans Form Coalition Cabinet Reportedly Planned
At Washington on June 20 officials said they had information that a coalition cabinet of socialists and independent socialists was to be formed, signaling a new government in Germany and the fall of the current cabinet.
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Washington
Italians Accept Settlement of Dalmatian Controversy
The Italian delegation at the peace conference has been directed from Rome to accept the settlement proposal on the Dalmatian issue put forward by Premiers Lemenceau Lloyd George and President Wilson, according to Reuter’s Limited.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rome
Lloyd George
Wilson
Reuter
Russian Cruiser Oleg Sink Near Kotlin Island
British submarines claim the Russian cruiser Oleg of 6,700 tons was sunk near Kotlin Island close to Kronstadt fortress. The report cites a London dispatch dated June 20 detailing the loss and location.
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Associated Press
London
Oleg
Kotlin Island
Kronstadt
Wilson Returns to Paris After Belgium War Zone Visit
President Wilson and his party arrived in Paris today following a trip to the war zone in Belgium. The presidential entourage moved from the station to a waiting car as crowds gathered in the French capital.
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Wilson
Paris
Associated Press
Belgium
Porto Rico theater fire kills and injures many
A moving picture theatre fire in Mayaguez Puerto Rico last night killed and injured a large number. The fire caused the collapse with 27 unidentified bodies recovered from the ruins today and many children among the casualties.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Mayagez
Relief of Rheumatic Pains With Chamberlain Liniment
When you have soreness of muscles and stiffness that make movement hard, Chamberlain's Liniment may relieve pain and help rest and sleep. The product is advertised as a remedy for rheumatic pains and related discomfort.
U S Will Continue Sale Of Liquor Tax Stamps
The Internal Revenue Bureau will keep selling tax stamps for intoxicating beverages after July 1 despite war time prohibition. Commissioner Roper states this carries no authorization for manufacturing or selling prohibited beverages and enforcement of tax laws will continue until Congress repeals them.
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U. S
Associated Press
Internal Revenue Bureau
Roper
Congress
Villa Couriers Claim No Reprisals Against Americans
A courier from Villa's camp near Villa Asuma says Villa will refrain from reprisals against American lives and property because American troops repelled his men from the border Sunday night.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Villa
Villa Asuma
Colored Woman Applies for Passports to China
Leonora Richardson of Danville applied this week for passports to China. She is the daughter of George Richardson, a well known colored barber. Her reason for travel was not stated. The application goes to the State Department for processing through the usual channels.
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China
L. A. _Burnam
Leonora Richardson
Danville
George Richardson
State Department
Washington
Moonshine Union Formed in Eastern Kentucky Mountains
Moon shiners in sections of the Eastern Kentucky Mountains form a union and set a standard price for their product. Previously moonshine whiskey sold at prices ranging from two to fifty dollars per gallon.
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Kentucky Mountains
Eighteen Drowned in Warrior River Accident at Tuscaloosa
A pleasure launch capsized on the Warrior River near Tuscaloosa causing eighteen deaths. Secretary Baker says full demobilization waits until September, conditional on Germany accepting terms. Senate Knox resolution fate disputed as Republicans count support.
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Warrior River
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Congress
Federation of Labor
Baker
Germany
Senate
League
Danville
Jesse W. Overstreet
Perryville
Junction City Lumber Company
Hughes
John W. Hughes
Pyramid Oil Company
Kentucky Oil Exchange
Callie Brandenburg
Lee County
Pyramid Company
Chiropodist Ends New Patient Intake in Richmond
Dr. J. W. Weber announces Thursday June 26 will be last day to take new patients in Richmond. Patients are urged to see him to address foot troubles.
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Richmond
J. W. Weber
Daylight Savings Ends in Morn with Citywide Decree
Citizens prepare for the clock change as authorities announce the end of daylight saving time. Local officials urge residents to adjust schedules, noting earlier sunsets and the impact on daily routines.
Stephen Green dies in Red House after long illness
Stephen Green a prominent Red House resident died at his home Friday morning after a lengthy illness. He was about 70, a longtime Methodist church worker, survived by wife and three daughters and one son including Lieut. H. D. Green in France. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 at his Red House residence conducted by Rev J A McClintock with burial in the family burying ground.
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Stephen Green
Red House
Green
Harvey Douglas
Richmond
Jesse Kennedy
Larue
Austin
H. D. Green
France
J. A. McClintock
Help the National Boy Scout Movement Appeal Coupon
The Daily Register urges readers to clip and mail a one dollar pledge to Mr. C. F. Higgins in Richmond Kentucky. Richmond is raising its share of five hundred dollars and the appeal assists county residents who live outside the city.
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National
Boy Scout Movement
Daily Register
Hailstorm Causes Major Losses in Lincoln County
The turnersville area suffered heavy damage from a recent hail and wind storm. James McCormack reported 150 acres of wheat ruined, 50 to 60 acres of corn damaged beyond recovery, 20 acres of tobacco destroyed, and a barn blown apart. J H Baughman, Clay Davis, Reid Bros., and others faced substantial crop losses with total damages estimated near $200,000.
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Lincoln
T. J
James’ McCormack
Turnersville
J. H. Baughman
Clay Davis
Reid Bros
West End
J. Baughman
Manager consults on duration of oil field operation
The manager of a leading conservative oil company operating in the Kentucky field is consulting on how long the operation should continue. The discussion focuses on duration, with emphasis on prudent resource use and long term planning.
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Kenucky Field
Shanks Announces Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Candidacy
W H Shanks of Sanford Kentucky announces his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor in the Democratic primary on August 2 1919. He lists labor support temperance education better roads tighter state economy and reform of tax and dog laws among his platform points.
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Kentucky
W. H. Shanks
Weather Update Light Showers This Afternoon
The forecast calls for showers this afternoon or tonight with Saturday likely fair conditions.
Kentucky Retail Clothiers Convene in Lexington
The seventh annual convention of the Kentucky Retail Clothiers opened in Lexington this week. Attendees discussed an upcoming rise in clothing prices and the need for greater cooperation among retail clothiers to meet shared challenges, urged by Granville Burton Jr., president of the association.
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The
Kentucky Retail Clothiers
Lexington
Granville Burton, Jr
Snakes and Social News Ripple Through Panola County
Local notes report a seven foot long snake killed by M. P. Walton amid community chatter. Mentions to Miss Mollie Pearson of Winchester with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mr. Hobart Powell and friend Aes Fabel, Mrs John Powell, Miss Eva Norval of Berea visiting her sister Mrs. Jeff Wilson, and Andy Frazier's presence in Richmond. Rainfall hailed as welcome, hail damage minimal. A church decoration in Red planned later this month.
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Boyle County
M. P. Walton
Mollie Pearson
Winchester
Clayton
Hobart Powell
Aes Fabel
Sarees Paren
Ana
John Powell
Eva Norval
Berea
Jeff Wilson
Andy Frazier
Richmond
Brookstown Socials Reflect Local Family Ties
Mrs. Robert in entertained many relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs I A in Mrs Delta Reid Lottie Reid Ella Turpin and Dr B J Edwards and family Miss Mary Delta Reid spent Sunday in City with Sam Baldwin Mrs Mi Noland Talgwin and Zerelda Tones attended events while the note lists several attendees and mentions a family gathering.
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Robert In
I A.in
Delta Reid
Lottie Reid
Ella’ Turpin
B. J. Edwards
Mary Delta Reid
City
Sam Baldwin
Mi Noland
Talgwin
Zerelda Tones
Paeday
Labor Votes Right on Big Question at AFL Convention
Atlantic City June 20 The American Federation of Labor refused to press for release of political industrial prisoners. It adopted a modified resolution urging rescission of espionage acts with peace. Chairman Frey said crimes would have faced firing squads elsewhere. Delegate Schoenburg warned of despotism in the United States.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
John B. Frey
Commiittee
Schoenburg
Chicago
United States
Dels
Liebknecht
Germany
New Birth Sermon Draws Crowds at Valley View
Evangelist DeGarmo delivered a powerful New Birth sermon citing John chapters 3 as vital, stressing spiritual birth from above not church membership or works. Elsey led a junior choir and performed DeGarmo’s “Waiting Home” while services run nightly at 8:30 p.m. with Sunday 11 a.m. service and 3:30 p.m. men’s meeting.
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Valley View
Evangelist DeGarmo
Hell
Jesus
Moses
Mr. Elsey
Bro. DeGarmo
Mt Sterling Court Day Sales At Mt Sterling Auction
Mt Sterling court day saw about 2 000 cattle with buyers for cows and heifers at two dollars per hundred less than the prior sale. Steers drew few bids except a Winchester buyer Prewitt Vanmeter who purchased about 60 head including 36 top quality 800-lb 2 year old black steers at 11 1/2 cents. Other sales included George Hunt 24 mixed cows at 6 3/4 cents and Coon Allen 50 yearlings at 10 cents. A carload of Indiana horses sold for around 200 dollars per head.
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Mt. Sterling Court Day
Prewitt Vanmeter
Winchester
George Hunt
Coon Allen
Mike Wilson
Ed. Lawrence
Allie Kearns
Wadene
Herman
J H. Day
Indiana
Cut This Out and Take It With You Mr. Wisler Cured of Indigestion
Mr Wisler appears to be cured of indigestion as proclaimed in a clipped notice. The garbled text includes stray phrases and unreadable fragments but centers on a personal health claim.
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Mr. Wisler
Salvation Army Drive Next Week Returns to Madison County
A Salvation Army fundraising drive starts Monday in Madison County and officials call it likely the most successful yet. The article praises volunteers, noting soldiers overseas gratefully received aid from the Army and that workers offered comfort, meals, and care amid harsh conditions.
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Madison County
Madison
Salvation Army
Dougboy
Sammie
Ana Army
Prominent Educator John Hurst Adams Visits Richmond
Minerva educator Prof. John Hurst Adams, a Schoolbook Commission member who refused to resign at the Governor's request, was in Richmond briefly on his way home. Dr. E C McDougle also returned from the commission meeting. The commission seeks new bids for schoolbooks and will reconvene June 30 to open them.
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John Hurst Adams
Minerva
Mason County
Richmond
E. C. McDougle
Eastern Normal
Adams
Maysville
Schoolbook Commission
Picnic for St. Mark's Children at Sexton Farm
About 50 children from St. Mark's church with Father H. B. Schulte and chaperones enjoyed a Thursday picnic at the Sexton home near Foxtown. They played games, won prizes, and had a delightful day with a pleasing lunch.
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Foxtown
St. Mark’s Church
H. B. Schulte
John E. Sexton
Work In Fellowcraft at Richmond Masonic Lodge
The Richmond Masonic lodge will hold a regular meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Three candidates will receive the second degree in Masonry.
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Richmond Masonic Lodge
Ambassadors Plot Exposed Over Dyestuff Trade War
The 1915 Senate hearing revealed Bernstorf, the German ambassador, aimed to block dyestuff exports to the United States. Officials warned such a move could strand millions of workers in dye and textile industries.
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Senate
Bernstorf
Paducah Woman Seeks Relief From Kidney Trouble Testimonial
Paducah resident June M. G. Sale 64 says Trutona gave relief from kidney trouble after months of failing health. She lives at 408 South Fifth Street and published her testimonial following months of worsening symptoms.
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Paducah
M. G. Sale
South Fifth Street
Trutona A
Fear of another influenza epidemic in Kentucky
Dr. M. M. Robinson of Berea warned at a Madison County meeting that another influenza epidemic is likely in Kentucky next winter. Physicians will enforce quarantines, close schools and public gathering places, and promote preventive serum to immunize individuals against a recurrence of the illness that cost many lives last winter.
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Kentucky
M. M. Robinson
Berea
Madison County
Robinson
Madison
Sunday Church Services Listed Across Local Congregations
The community lineup shows multiple churches with Sunday schedules and services. Calvary Baptist Church offers 10 o clock services with a 7 o clock union and 3:30 activities. Central Christian and Mt. Zion provide morning sermons and Bible School times. Evangelical and Catholic groups hold masses, Sunday School, and evening services, with Rev. pastors guiding worship. Jr. Endeavor events and revival efforts are noted across several denominations.
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Church of Christ Scientist
Everydoy Cay
Calvary Baptist Church
B. Y. P. Catholic Church
Union
Moni Baptist
Mt. ‘School
Bible School
Forest Hill Sunda
Jr. Endeavor
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Stephen Green Bies
Boy Scouts
Democrats
Sanford, Ky
Panola
Brookstown
LABOR
Mt. Sterling Court Day Sales
Uae
L. W. Bower
M.D
Methodist Church
Spworth
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