Huns Ask Clarifications On Peace Terms
Berlin reports Erzberger, head of the German peace delegation, has sent a note to Clemenceau asking if Germany may join the League of Nations now and whether indemnity could be capped at 100 billion gold marks and Kaiser surrender be waived. The note does not state German willingness to sign, but hints at acceptance if concessions are granted.
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Associated Pross
Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Clemenceau
Germany
League of Nations
Gompers Re elected President of AFL in Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers was today re elected President of the American Federation of Labor in convention here. The Associated Press notes the vote as labor's answer to its traducers and opponents. James Duncan of Seattle and other radical leaders remained seated as delegates cheered Gompers.
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Gompers
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Labor
James Duncan
Seattle
Gomper
Nash Motor Truck Demonstrated by Richmond Company
A powerful Nash motor truck, exhibited in Madison county by Richmond Motor Company, was purchased by Kellogg & Co. It matches the government war fleet, with 40x8 rear tires and 36x6 front tires touted as puncture proof. Kellogg sent a load of groceries to Berea in the 3,800 pound vehicle.
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Madison County
Richmond Motor Company
Nash
Kellogg & Co
Kellogg
Paint Lick News Roundup At Paint Presbyterian Church
Rev. S Venable presides at a series of money at the Paint Presbyterian church. Ames Burrows from Texas with Irina at Lowell. Frank Ralston home from service with his family. Miss Olive Todd of Belton and S D Cochran of Lancaster honored at a young social. Dr W W Carman back in the states after war service. Miss Katey resigns from R Ledford's clerking. Lee Mredfont's brother replaces her. Tate’s Creek Sunday school met at Mt Tabor. Paint Lick notes Richmond beat a visitor by three scores last Saturday. Edwin and Wm Ralston at Camp Taylor report soon return home. Mr and Mrs L B Ledford room with Mr and Mrs Wm Parks. Willie Williams hosted a young folks gathering for Miss Mary Swim of Cynthiana.
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S. Venable
Sayre College
Lexington
Old Paint Presbyterian Church
Ames Burrows
Texas
Irina
Lowell
Frank Ralston
Soldier Boys
Francis Fish
Olive Todd
Belton
S. C
S. D. Cochran
Lancaster
Ceara
Ceara Records Chapero' A Pasters Down On Paint Lick
Ww. Il. Carman
States
Paint Lick
Kateey
R. Ledford
Wm. Parks
Willie ‘Williams
Mary Swim
Cynthiana
Lincoln County Captain Menefee Visits Before Return to Camp Taylor
Captain John N. Menefee returns home with his parents after ten months overseas. He plans to resume discharge procedures at Camp Taylor early next week. John Reid McKinney departs Tuesday for Annapolis to enter Naval School on appointment secured through Congress. Harvey A. and Harvey I. remain referenced after visiting Mrs. Walker and Miss Lettie Helm, location unclear.
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John N. Menefee
N. Menefee
Camp Taylor
John Reid McKinney
Annapolis
Naval School
Congressaes Harvey Age Neara
Harvey Im
Walker
Lettie Helm
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Tennessee next week
June 21 reports expect hot conditions with occasional local thunderstorms in the first half of the week and generally fair weather in the second half. Temperatures will be above normal across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Attitude Toward Mexico Shifts Toward Readiness for War
Washington reports a punitive expedition framed for possible border action into Mexico as Villa’s reprisals against Americans for the Juarez incident escalate. The shift from watchful waiting to watchful preparedness signals a crisis approach with potential American columns advancing to secure necessary territory and ensure expedition safety.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Villa
Juarez
United States
War Department
Government weighs deportation plan for radicals
A federal source says the government considers wholesale deportation of Bolsheviks and other radicals. It would use returned troop ships to remove alien agitators to their homeland, as part of a sweeping anti radical policy.
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Associated Press
New York
Iland
House votes to reject amendment on wartime liquor repeal
The House Judiciary Committee voted 12 to 5 today rejecting a proposed amendment to the pending prohibition enforcement bill. The amendment would have given the President power to repeal war time prohibition as it affects sale of light wines and beer.
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House
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Cox Will Not Halt Willard Dempsey Clash in Toledo
Gov. Cox stated that as long as Ohio law allows boxing he will not stop the Willard Dempsey bout planned for Toledo on July 4. The notice also mentions a big reduction sale at Richmond Millinery Company located at 1716.
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Cox
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Richmond Millinery Company
Coming of Woman Arousing Much Interest at Opera House
A sensational film era propels Eve onto stage sex symbol status. Barefoot dancers once shocked crowds. now Mother Eve emerges from Adam’s rib in a Eden garden setting. Adam is a baboon figures as Eve flirts along a palm lined avenue.
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Mother Eve
Opera House
Garden of Eden
Adam
Orang
Eve
Palm Avenue of Eden
Workers Named for S A Salvation Army Drive
County Chairman Percy Reed has organized the Salvation Army drive starting Monday with an estimated Madison County contribution of 4000 dollars. The list includes Vice Chairs Elmer Deather aend and John Noland, Publicity Chair Mrs. Eugene Walker, and multiple team captains across Kingston Rogersville White's Station Silver Creek Kirksville Newby and other areas.
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Percy Reid
Salvation Army
Madison County
Reti
Percy Reed
Elmer Deatheraend
John Noland
Margaret of Soldiers
R. R. Burnam
Eugene Walker
T Never Lsse
T. S. Burnam
T. E. Baldwin
R. E. Telford
G. Simmons
L Hume
E. Deatharege
Moberly
R. J. McKee
Earl Curtis
C. T. Shea
E. V. Elder
W. F. Hi
F. H. Gordon
D. L. J.cobb
J. J. Neale
Beaeham
J.S .Stanifer
C. Wallace
Mike Enright
W. C. Bennett
Shelby Hamilton
R. E. Turley County
Kingston & Rogersville
Robert Dunn
James Parkes
Charles Jett
White’s Station
J. D. Goodloe, Jr
Mewill Potts
Harry
Jack Doris
Silver Creek & Caleast
W. O. Burk
W A. Arbuckle
C. C. Dee
E. Baldwin, Jr
Miss Bessievington
Kirksville
Round Hill
Tom Cs. M. F Arbuckle
Clay Blakeman
J. Curtis
Nay Coy
Oscar Helton
Jerry Ge
S. W. DeJarnett
Gottenbere & Edenton
George Warner
Cates
J. N. Hendren
J. C. Hendren
Edw. Tudor
Robert Long
Robert’ Chandler
Newby
B. L. Million
William Jenkins
Julian Million
Clint Griggs
Luthur Burrus
Chas. Baldwin
Miley
Elmer Coshysley
Low Howard
Seca K. Chaney
Hamilton
Aon
X H. Jefferis
R. Wells
John ‘Covington
Waco & Maeland
R. F. Bush
Jesse See Salt
R. Moberley
A. S. Noland
Brassfield
See
Coomer
J. B
Richmond Building Boom Drives Broad Real Estate Activity
Richmond and Madison County show a building surge with hundreds of lot and home transactions. Notable sales include Shelby Hamilton buying a Broadway residence for 3000 dollars from T. J. Coates and others on Walnut and End North streets planning new homes. A list of transfers across Richmond Berea and Paint Lick through May and June records sales and exchanges, highlighting ongoing growth.
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Richmond
Shelby Hamilton
H. C. James
Broadway
T. J. Coates
Ben Hurst
Walnut Street
Mr. James
J. T Man
J. A. Sullivan
James
5Th
North Streets
N. B. Turpin
Madison County
Berea
Paint Lick
Christian Church
Richard D. Jones
Thomas E. Baldwin
Pepertons
Mary M. Powell
Thos. Willis
W. H. Bowers
J. L. Gay
C. C. Wallace
N. E
D. Biggerstaff
J. R. Dunbar
Dixie Huguely
Alexie
G. M. Treadway
Ben Richardson
C. B. Barnett
J.gentry
J. C. Gentry
E. L. Aid
W. Pai
E. L. Baker
Wright Kelly
Alson Baker
Andrew Isaacs
Berea College
Anna’m. Flora
Cornelia G. Gaines
J. T. Sowder
A. Isaacs
Simeon Turpin
John H. Brandenburg
M. E. Jones
Eliza Lack
M. E. Inghamn
R. Burnam Jr
Weather Outlook Quiet Tonight Into Sunday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and on Sunday. Skies remain mostly clear with light winds and mild temperatures expected across the region.
Dixie Boosters Inspect Open Day For Dixie Highway Section
A preliminary inspection of the eastern Dixie Highway division from Cincinnati to Chattanooga is set for June 23 1920. Officials directors and representatives from Detroit Cincinnati Knoxville and Chattanooga auto clubs will participate led by Judge M M Allison Dixie Highway Association president. The Livingston to Parkers Creek grading contract seven miles in Rockcastle County at 22000 is funded by private subscription led by Cincinnati citizens.
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Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Detroit
Knoxville
Berea
M. M. Allison
Dixie Highway Association
James M. Cox
Ohio
George W. Harris
Shuff
A. G. Batchelder
Washington
American Automobile Association
W. S. Gilbreath
Detroit Automobile Club
J. Stacy Hill
Harry S. Leyman
C. L. Bonifield
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Livingston
Parker’s Creek
Rockcastle County
Gauley Mountain
Citizens of
Vote Planned on Knox Resolution Opposition to Covenant
Washington June 21 Senate opponents of the League of Nations frame a plan to force a test vote Monday on Knoxs resolution opposing acceptance of the covenant as interwoven with the peace terms.
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Associuted Press
Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Knox
Banquet planned for Richmond Commandery members
The Richmond Commandery will host a banquet Monday evening at the Masonic Temple after the initiation of several candidates earlier in the day. The event honors new members and begins promptly at 8 o'clock, with wives and lady friends invited.
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K. T
Richmond
Romance Begins With Berea Union At Nicholasville
Miss Margaret Rosé Snowden daughter of Deputy Sheriff George Snowden and Professor Charles Eugene Hanks of Berea College married at the parsonage of Berea Christian Church with Rev. G. W. Nutter officiating. Hank White, a Berea College student, attended.
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Berea
Nicholasville
Margaret Rosé Snowden
Depuyt
George Snowden
Charles Eugene Hanks
Berea ‘College
Bor *Ther Christian ‘Church
G. W. Nutter
Miss Snowden
Hank White
Berea College
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Bolsheviki On The Run Toward Volga
Forces led by General Denakin pursue demoralized Soviet troops in Southern Russia near the Volga. Reports say about 50,000 troops are in panic, abandoning rolling stock as they retreat.
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Associated Press
Ekaterindar
Denakin
Russia
Volga
Irish President De Valera Lands in New York Ahead of Talks
Prof Edward De Valera head of the Sinn Fein republic arrives in New York after leaving the British Isles 16 days ago. He attends secrecy in the United States and aims to secure official recognition of the Irish Republic. He is expected to reveal how he entered the country without a passport.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward de Valera
Sinn Fein
America
de Valera
British Isles
United States
Big Day at Valley View Sunday
Evangelist DeGarmo spoke on Is God the father of sinners with proof texts and adoption through faith. He argued believers become sons of God and heirs with Christ. services scheduled at 11 am 3:30 pm and 8:30 pm with a men’s 3:30 pm session. visitors urged to attend and bring lunch.
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Valley View
Evangelist DeGarmo
God
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Georgetown
Singer Elsey
Lexington
Messrs
Stanifer, Cook
Taylor
Richmond
Robert Daugherty
Nicholasville
Kentucky Ave
Unday
Town Notes and Local Family News
Heard About Town mentions James Howe visiting Broadhead last week. Mr and Mrs E B Newland and Mr and Mrs Harry Francis welcomed a son born at P A Clay Infirmary Friday evening. Mrs Dan H Breck is patient at Dr N M Robinsons hospital Berea after Friday morning operation. latest report positive amid many friends' well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howe
Broadhead
E. B. Newland
Harry Francis
P. A. Clay Infirmary
Dan H. Breck
N. M. Robinson
Berea
Death from hydrophobia after dog bite near Hebron
Howard Beall a 27 year old farmer living near Hebron Kentucky died of hydrophobia after being bitten on the finger. A physician treated the wound and it began to heal but symptoms of rabies appeared. The case is reported from Bullie Fayre and Grant.
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Howard Beall
Hebron
Kentucky
Bullie
Fayre
Grant
Baptist Sunday School Campaign Dates Announced
The Tate's Creek Association of Baptists begins Friday at Gilead with sessions planned for Kirksville and June dates across Viney Fork Hay's Fork Berea. Speakers include Miss Marjorie Comstock and Miss Lucy Brown. Rev. Ellis and others cover training and evangelism amid open discussions for all associational superintendents.
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Tate’s Creek
Marjorie Comstock
Louisville
Lucy Brown
Richmond
Miss Comstock
Miss Brown
W. M. A. Work
Ellis
O. Olin Green
John Cunningham
A. T. Ross
L. A. Byrd
Amerson
Edw. Lawson
Miss Sweeney Heads UK Home Economics Dept
Miss Mary Sweeney has been selected to head the Department of Home Economics at the University of Kentucky. She was decorated by the government for Red Cross overseas service. Miss Sullivan and Miss Sweeney are noted visitors to Lexington events and the Woman's Club.
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Sweeney
Lexington Herald
Miss Sweeney
Kathleen Sullivan
Woman’s Club
Mary Sweeney
University of Kentucky
Red Cross
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HUNS
Kaiser
Lincoln County News
S. A. Drive
Dixie Boosters
Highway Association
Selick
Baptist Sunday School Campaign
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