Thief raid on Southern Railway cars nets large haul
Danville Kentucky June 21 detectives report $85500 worth of sugar shoes cigarettes clothing and brooms stolen from freight cars in Danville yards and on the Southern Railway main line. Goods sold in the area wholesale and retail. About thirty men involved and a court of inquiry aimed at uncovering further robberies potentially exceeding $100000 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Danville
Southern Railway
Anti Tobacco Move Getting Serious at Atlantic City Convention
G E Webb. secretary treasurer of the Tobacco Association of the United States, warned at the Atlantic City meeting that reformers aim to legislate tobacco out of the country. He urged counter propaganda to prejudice the public against tobacco before the movement gains ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Convention of the Tobacco Association of the United
Slays Child and Wounds Wife in Kentucky Shooting
Mt Sterling Kentucky June 21 Henry Tabor of Jeffersonville is jailed on a charge of shooting his three year old daughter Georgia to death and wounding his wife May Tabor after a quarrel at a neighbor's home. He says self defense and accidental death claim. The wife is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Tlenry Tabor
Jeffersonville
Georgia
May Tabor
Tabor
He Greer
Irish Revolt Grows as Londonderry Riots Erupt
Civil war conditions prevail in Londonderry with shops and schools closed and barricades up. Several more were killed as rioting rages. armored cars briefly broke up clashes between Unionists and Sinn Feiners, with troops dispatched to the scene and danger hindering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Londonderry
Ireland
Kentucky Slayer Captured in West
Bill Dowdy, 60, was arrested at a Commerce mining camp north of here and turned over to Kentucky authorities. He is charged with stabbing and killing Bill Cross in Albany, Kentucky, 18 years ago amid a feud.
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Miami
Okla
Bill Cross
Albany
Bill Dowdy
Commerce
Here
Kentucky
Market Summary: Cincinnati Hogs, Cattle and Lambs Mixed
Louisville June 21 cattle 1,500 with choice steady and other grades 50c lower. Hogs 1,700 active tops 15.50. Sheep 2,800 strong at 7.50. Lambs at 16.25 to 16.40. Calves and other cattle uneven with some declines. Jersey steady. Chicago market weaker on its calves and some cattle.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Fatal Riots in Chicago Black Belt
Police arrested R. D. Jonah and three Negroes after rioting in Chicago’s South Side Black Belt left two white men dead and several injured. Authorities say the riot likely stemmed from a racial plot tied to a back to Africa movement and flag burning. federal agents opened espionage and anarchist law probes.
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Ly Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
R. D. Jonah
Star Order of Ethiopa
Assyria
South Side
Black Belt
R. L. Rose
Joseph Hoyt
Rose
Hoyt
Tom Mix in Desert Love thrills at local theaters
Local theaters feature big week with Lieut L Locklear in The Great Air Robbery and Tom Mix in Desert Love a fast paced two fisted romance praised as a sky rocket of action. Eider's orchestra performs nightly and Major Hunt wild animal picture with Pollard comedy also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Locklear
Mix
Odd remark on sanity and criminal suspicion in society
The note observes that many people go unchecked for insanity until they commit a crime, implying surprise at how suspicion arises only after wrongful acts and questioning social judgment.
Calvary Baptist Ice Cream Supper Planned
The ladies of Calvary Baptist Church invite the community to an Ice Cream Supper on Wednesday evening June 23 at 7 30 on the church lawn. Proceeds support church activities and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Calvary Baptist Church
Church Lawn
Gas dealers delinquent in county registration under new law
County Clerk Jennings Maupin said many gasoline dealers have not reported their businesses as required by the new law. He warned that those who have failed to register by June 17 will face sales consequences. Maupin credited The Daily Register for informing dealers and urged compliance, noting over 100 dealers exist but fewer than half are registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Maupin
Daily Register
Maupin
Daily Paper
Mr. Maupin
Richmond Doctor Heads Kentucky Valley Medical Association
Dr. J. G. Bosley of Richmond was elected secretary and treasurer of the Kentucky Valley Medical Association at Winchester. Dr. B. F. Robinson of Berea became president, with Dr. M. Dunn of Richmond attending. The session featured notable programs and plans for original themes at the Berea meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bosley
Richmond
Kentucky Valley Medical Association
Winchester
Berea
B. F. Robinson
M. Dunn
Incorrigible Boy Returned to Parents
Willie Mills sixteen year old son of I I Mills living north of the city left home recently. His father asked Judge Wick Price of the county court for aid. Mills was located in western Madison county and brought to Richmond. He was turned over to his parents and warned he would face the court again if he misbehaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mills
I. I. Mills
W.ick. Price
Madison County
Richmond
Railroad workers call convention in Chicago for unity
A June 29 convention in Chicago is announced to organize one big union for railroad workers. Justice Department officials believe the publication in the Butte Daily Bulletin is an I W W effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Butte
Montana
Daily Bulletin
Business and Pleasure in Booneville Visit
The Rev. G. S. Watson of Booneville Owsley County returned home after visiting friends in Richmond. He combined business with pleasure placing an order for supplies for the new Manse and other building projects at Booneville with B. F. Hurst while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Watson
Booneville
Owsley County
Richmond
Ice cream supper at Calvary Baptist church next Wednesday
Calvary Baptist church hosts an ice cream supper next Wednesday night. The event invites the community to enjoy desserts and fellowship at the church hall, with proceeds likely supporting church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Judgment Against Old Taylor in Whisky Shipment Case
In Federal court Louisville on June 21 Julius Levin & Company of San Francisco won a $210,142 judgment against FE H Taylor & Sons of Frankfort distillers. The case centers on 7,150 barrels of whisky sold but not delivered to Levin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Iin
Julius Levin & Company
San Francisco
FE. H. Taylor & Sons
Frankfort Distillers
Levin
Taylors
Tax Collection Drive Targets Delinquent Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service launches a two month campaign to collect delinquent sales and luxury taxes on jewelry art works toilet articles and proprietary medicines. Reports say dealers and others have shown laxity but conditions appear generally solid in Richmond with few cases of missing books.
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Internal Revenue Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Richmond
Doughnut Drive Reaches Cash Harvest for Salvation Army
In Atlanta Georgia a Salvation Army fundraiser sold a doughnut with a big hole for 5000 dollars and many others for 25 to 200. The south-wide drive drew large donations aided by American Legion volunteers who praise the Army lassies and their wartime aid. The attempt to raise 80000 dollars was met with cash ready for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Salvation Army
South
American Legion
France
America
Legion
American Ladies Restricted at Court in London
Restrictions on American women seeking presentation at court are strict. Only eight applicants are expected to be presented this year. Married applicants must have husbands presented at a levee and White House access. Divorced women must prove the divorce was granted in their favor in open court with alimony and child custody awarded.
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Associated Press
London
White House
Laborers Wanted for Street Work in Richmond Ky
Laborers sought for steady street work at Lamp ton and Burks in Richmond Kentucky. Pay listed as 40 cents per hour with seasonal employment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampton & Burks
Richmond, Ky
Richmond Property Valuation Shows Broad Increases
The board of supervisors reports a substantial rise in city values with total white and colored property listed at 4 655 960 dollars. Real estate figures for white and colored groups appear, along with totals for livestock motor vehicles and various personal property categories. The assessor G W T Deatherage notes higher valuations than prior assessments while diamonds in Richmond for taxes come in under 17 000 dollars. The board heard many complaints from residents during its concluded session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Board of Supervisors
Hall Murder Case Opens Fayette Circuit Court
James Frank Hall, Fayette County farmer, charged with the murder of his brother in law John L. Crawley after an altercation over ownership of a fishing boat on the Kentucky River below Clay's Ferry. Crawley died en route to Lexington after Hall shot him with a shotgun on May 17. Hall surrendered and is free on a $5,009 bond as the criminal term begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frank Hall
Fayette County
John L. Crawley
Kentucky River
Clay’s Ferry
Fayette Circuit
Lexington
Hall
Crawley
Gilbert to Speak in Madison County This Week
Judge Ralph Gilbert, Shel byville Democrat candidate for Congress in the 8th district, announces speaking dates in Madison. He will address Newby on Wednesday June 23 at 7 30 p m, Waco on Friday June 25 at 7 30 p m at the high school, and Paint Lick on Saturday June 26 at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gilbert
Shelbyville
Madison
Newby
Waco
Paint Lick
Extradition Call Reveals Bank Robbery Details
Frankfort Kentucky June 21 bank robbery at the Tobacco Growers Deposit Bank for Crittenden occurred the night of June 17. Bandits looted $15000 in cash and securities and today an extradition application was filed for two Ohio men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfort
Tobacco Growers Deposit
Fot Crittenden
Ohio
Welcome Irvine Twins Katherine and Drucilla Wilson
Mr and Mrs Harry B Wilson of Irvine announce the birth of twin daughters on June 20 named Katherine and Drucilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Wilson
Irvine
Katherine
Drucilla
Grubbs Among Fifteen Pass State Bar Exams at Lexington
Thomas Dillard Grubbs of Mt. Vernon and a College of Law graduate, a noted baseball star, passed the State Bar entrance exams in Lexington as part of a group of fifteen. It is announced he will go to Oklahoma to continue playing ball while starting his legal career.
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Tommy Grubbs
State Bar of
Kentucky
Lexington
Court of Appeals
Thomas Dillard i Grubbs
Grubbs
Mt. Vernon
College of Law
Oklahoma
For Sale or Rent House and Lot and Pigs Ad
For sale or rent house and lot contact R. W. Foster at telephone 440. Also four Poland Poland China hogs for sale from Dan Me at R. D. 1 Richmond. 148 6p and 148 2p.
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R. W. Foster
Poland
Dan
R. D
Richmond
Six Months Strike Ends as Mine Reopens in Kansas
Pittsburg Kansas June 21 after a six months strike the B R ad H mine resumes operation An inquiry by the Kansas Industrial Relations court issued an order to reopen The mine owners and workers reached a deal with E H Guffey a loyal watchman to seek reinstatement in the United Mine Workers He faced a 99 year suspension by his union while staying on the job during the winter action The mine capacity is 3000 tons weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kans
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
E. H. Guffey
United Mine Workers of America
Guffey
Greeks Granted Free Military Hand in Turkey
Allies at Hythe conference yesterday authorized Greece to act with freedom in Turkey in response to the advancing Mustafa Kemal Nationalists reaching the Dardanelles. The move aims to stabilize the gravity of the situation and protect strategic interests in the region.
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Associated Press
Boulogne
Greece
Turkey
Hythe
Mustapha Kemal
Dardanelles
Standardizing Soil Course Plans at Kentucky Meeting
About 50 soil instructors from various state institutions will gather at the University of Kentucky for a three day session to standardize the soil curriculum. Prof Perry Karraker assists with local arrangements as discussions focus on the session purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kew Agricultural Colleges
United States
University of Kentucky
Perry Karraker
American missionary killed by Chinese soldiers at Yo Show
Washington reports say Rev. W. A. Reinmart, an American missionary, was killed in an assault on the Reformed Church Mission at Yo Show by Chinese northern troops under General Chang Ching Yao. The legation informed the State Department of strong representations to the Chinese government and reports looting of mission quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aerican
Legation
Pekin
W. A. Reinmart
Reformed Church
Yo- Show
State Department
Chang Ching-Yao
Hunan
Rookwood Coffee Rolls Out Luxury Drink Range
Rookwood Coffee markets a premium line described as the best meal companion with strong flavor and multiple grades to suit different budgets from D. B. McKinney & Co. at 148 ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rookwood
D. B. McKinney & Co
Plans Formulated for Chautauqua at Eastern Normal
Plans are being formulated for the Chautauqua which will open the last of the month at Eastern Normal.
For Sale and Help Wanted Mixed Classified Items
Winter worn heavy suit nearly thin for summer. young lady wanted for piano stereo position earns $6 weekly plus board. Also a white faced yearling bull for sale and 12 game chickens. Official wanted for $60 monthly. A house and fringe property to be sold at public auction on July 15 1920 with household goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
CC. W
Seba Red House, Ky
W. M. Hensley
Salvation Army Campaign Opens In Local City
The Salvation Army launched its fund drive at a Sunday night meeting at the Baptist church. Staff Captain Turner spoke of wartime service and Army work alongside American women who aided soldiers. Local officials and volunteers, including Miss Sylvan Swartel and Adjutant James Thompson, pledged broad community support through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Fund
Baptist Church
Turner
Camp Taylor
Salvation Army
O. O. Green
Homer G. Carpenter
Evans
Avas
James Thompson
Sylvan Swartel
Richmond
American Legion
Swartsel
Glyndon
Kentucky
Tobacco and Wheat Harvest May Collide
Rain eased enough to let workers resume setting out tobacco plants as farmers report strong plant beds and rising demand for labor. Wheat cutting has begun in the north and warmer weather could push early harvests, potentially delaying tobacco transplanting while mature plants show promise.
Poland Gains Interests in Upper Silesia Trade
Beuthen June 24 Upper Silesia's large industries would gain if the plebiscite adds the region to Poland. Poland seeks coal iron zinc and other materials from Upper Silesia and will buy finished products, boosting industrial prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beuthen
Upper Siesia
Upper Silesia
Poland
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