Sapiro tour wins strong backing for co operative plan
More than 4500 growers rallied to Aaron Sapiro as he toured Kentucky promoting a co operative marketing plan for barley and tobacco. In Shelbyville 1,500,000 pounds signed in an hour. Richmond and Maysville meetings produced hundreds of thousands pledged. Lexington drew about 1,500 supporters with broad county turnout from Clark, Nicholas, Bourbon, Jessamine, Matlson, Scott, Woodford and others as plans to extend to new counties and states were announced.
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Aaron Sapiro
Shelbyville
Sapiro
B. A. Thomas
C. L. Walters
Shelby County
Richmond
U. S. Burnam
Madison County
Harvey Chenault
Walter Bennett
K. B. Hanger
H. H. Hanger Jr
J. J. Neale
Wm. Arbuckle
T.J Curtis
Paul Burnam
W. EF. Sims
Versailles
Mrr. Sapiro
Woodford County
Mr. Sims
Johnson N Camden
Cynthiana
J. R. Jones
Harrison County
J. Quincey Ward 1
Maysville
J. N. Kehoe
Mason County
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia State Bankers Association
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Danville
Court House
Col
R. G. Evans
Kentucky
Lexington
Woodland Auditorium
Clark
Nicholas
Bourbon
Jessamine
Mat Lson
Scott
Woodford
Louis I.es Hagin
Fayette County
Joseph Vassomuea
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
Warsaw
Vevay
Incl
New Castle
Bedford
Indana
Dawes to Seek Nonpaid Experts for Budget Bureau
Washington June 23 Charles G Dawes named by President Harding to head the Budget System said he would recruit experienced business men to serve without pay citing Congress staff as inadequate He warned that the bureau chief must not handicap the new agency and declared any opposition would face severe penalties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Harding
Budget Bureau
Congress
Dawes
Pikes Peak
Penrose Plans War Loan Refunding Bill Introduced
Senator Penrose filed a bill in the Senate to empower the Treasury to reconvert or extend World War I loans and interest payments with presidential approval. The measure would allow acceptance of foreign securities in payment and settlement of uncured claims.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Labor Wants Meat Controlled by Congress Action
The American Federation of Labor convention in Denver urges Congress to pass laws to regulate the national meat packing industry.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
The
American Federation of Labor
Bitzer Trucks Not Held in Whisky Investigation
Louisville police chief Petty ordered an inquiry into officers who did not stop trucks owned by Peter Bitzer and family yesterday. Initial reports claimed 750 whisky cases aboard, a later account said the trucks carried only empty bottles. The chief investigates why the trucks were not seized.
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Bitzer
Law
Associated Press
Louisville
Petty
Peter Bitzer
Episcopal Guild Sale at Richmond Motor Co
Work aprons and dresses to fit you and others featured in the Episcopal Guild sale. The event is scheduled for Saturday June 25 at 9 a.m. at Richmond Motor Co. Also listed are for sale two good sows and pigs owned by Lyman Parrish Ip.
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Episcopal Guild
Richmond Motor Co
Lyman Parrish Ip
For Sale 1918 Ford Touring Car
For sale a 1918 Ford touring car listed by seller Carl Warfield Hail contact phone 483. Includes brief note and price inquiry.
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Carl Warfield
Jacob Hackett Seeks Union District Justice of the Peace
Squire Jacob Hackett, former Union district representative in the Fiscal Court, announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace District No 4, subject to the Democratic primary August 6. He pledges fair impartial service, road improvements, economical funds use, and seeks votes of all district voters.
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Squire Jacob Hackett
Union
The
Daily Register
Justice of the Peace
Hackett
Justice of the Peace of
Democratic Party
Wich
Mary
Fae Jacob Hackett
Everett Witt in Failing Health
Everett Witt, manager of the Home Ice Company in Cynthiana, was taken to Ford Memorial Hospital Georgetown as his health has been failing for weeks. His wife and son, now in California, are expected to return at once.
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Cynthiana
Non-Stop Flight From Riverside To New York Delayed
The start of a non stop flight from Riverside to New York was announced for this afternoon but field conditions prevented takeoff from Riverside. Destination remains New York.
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Los Angeles
Calif
New York
Riverside
Willis Campbell anti beer bill moves in Congress
Washington June 23 The Willis Campbell anti beer bill with minor amendments was reported today by the House judiciary committee. The rules committee is expected to grant it right of way in the House within a few days.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Rules’ Committee
House
Salesmen Wanted to Solicit Oils Greases and Paints
Help wanted advertisement seeking salesmen to solicit orders for lubricating oils greases and paints. Salary or commission. Apply Lincoln Oil Co Cleveland Ohio 149 Ip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Oil Co
Cleveland
Walker Sister Leaves as Missionary for India
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Gamboe will depart in August as missionaries to India. A reception is set for six o clock Friday at the First Christian church in Winchester. Mrs. Gamboe, sister of Mrs. J. M. Walker of Burnamwood, leaves to serve the Winchester church and has many relatives wishing her God speed.
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Homer Gamboe
India
First Christian Church
Winchester
Mlrs
Gamboe
Winchester Church
J. M. Walker
Burnamwood
First Christians Meet Methodists In Friday Game
The expected Friday clash on Normal grounds pits Sam Reid the Methodist star pitcher for Second Street against Douglas the First Christian ace who faced Catholics Wednesday. A large crowd is anticipated for what promises to be one of the league’s best played games.
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Sam Reid
Second Street
Douglas
Absent Voters Barred From Primary, AG Says
Attor ney General Charles I. Dawon issued a verbal opinion that absent voters may not participate in the primary. He holds the absent voter privilege applies to the general election only and answered letters asking if it covers the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Dawon
Druggists Oppose Sale of Liquor in Kentucky
The Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association adopted a unanimous resolution opposing druggists selling whisky beer and other intoxicants. It protested government action classifying druggists as retail liquor dealers. Several members spoke in support during the discussion.
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Kentucky Pharmaceutical Associaton
Produce prices at Renaker Poultry Company
Today prices quoted include eggs at 18 cents per dozen and hens at 17 cents. Large broilers 35 cents, small broilers 25 cents, roosters 6 cents, standard egg contents 9 pence per dozen, beef hides and horse hides listed with per unit values.
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Renaker Poultry Company
Ecsin
Ares
Women urged to hold county conferences on community needs
Salt Lake City June 23 in a talk Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman of Chicago urged county conferences of women in every state. The plan aims to identify home and community needs and show how to develop them through action and public education for better rural schools and universal kindergarten access.
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Salt Lake City
Diaz
Department of Applied Education
Central Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Dickinson Sherman
Chicago
Great Salt Lake Council of the Federation
Sherman
Seed Stripping Yields Short Bluegrass Crop
Buyers pay 1.25 dollars per bushel for good bluegrass seed. Threshermen set threshing rates at 0.20 per bushel for barley, 0.20 to 0.30 for wheat, and 0.40 for rye, reflecting yields.
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Wodford Sur
Poles and Germans Withdraw From Silesian Troubles
The Silesian disputes are resolved as both Polish and German forces retreat, ending a period of tension and signaling a return to calmer regional relations.
Livestock Market Report Cincinnati Louisville June 23
Cattle in Cincinnati extremely dull and hogs steady. Chicago prices off 15c with lambs 75c to $1 lower, Jerseys slow. Louisville June 23 cattle 200 slow unchanged hogs 2000 down 20c tops at 8.40, sheep 6 300 active unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Kentucky Weather Forecast Clouds Move In With Showers
Increasing cloudiness across Kentucky with showers expected Friday and tonight in the west. Temperatures trend cooler Friday as a cold front passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
West Portion
Navy Moves Against Red Tendencies
Washington June 23 Secretary Denby acted on Admiral Wilson's recommendation to curb Sovietism in the navy. Captain Clark D. Stearns of the battleship Michigan was relieved for allowing his crew to discuss disciplinary matters that were the ship's commanding officer's sole authority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Denby
Wilson
Atlantic
Clark D. Stearns
Michigan
May Pardon Possibility for Jack Johnson
Attorney General Daugherty indicated he might consider a pardon for Jack Johnson the former heavyweight champion now serving a year in Leavenworth Kansas for Mann Act violation. He called Johnson a model prisoner and suggested a shortened term with a liberty bonus as the term expires July 7.
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Washington
Geenral Daugherty
Jack Johnson
Leavenworth
Kansas
Johnson
Sims Says He Was Misquoted on Irish Sympathizers
Rear Admiral Sims told Secretary Denby he was misquoted about Irish sympathizers in the United States. He was recalled from leave to explain remarks and was directed to provide a written statement with the exact text. Sims handed the statement to Denby, who is considering it and withholding the text.
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Associatedress
Washington
Sims
Denby
London
United States
Cupid's Capers Glitter in Local Nuptials List
A string of June marriages is announced with couples from Berea Richmond and nearby towns. Brides and grooms include Hinton H Hunter and Maude O Bowman, George Masters and Esther Covington, Arlie C Griffin and Eunice Pearson, James W Smyth and Grace Finch, Walter Croucher and Lucline Sanders, William Elder and Mary Neil Green, Peter Manchelopolius and Emma Whitlock, Russell Linville and Emma Wynn, and Richard Venable and Luna Anglin.
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Brooking
S. D
W. A. Griffin
Eunice Pearson
Berea
Pearson
Wim. G. Frost
James W Smyth
College Hill
J. B. Smyth
Grace Finch
Martin, Tenn
Henry Finch
Richmond
Peter Manchelopolius
Winchester
Nicholas Manchelopolius
Emma Whitlock
Thomas Whitlock
Russell Linville
Conway
Robert Linville
Emma Wynn
W. G. Wynn
Price
Richard Venable
Madison County
Bill Targets Public Smoking by Women for Fines
A congressional bill proposes fining women who smoke in public, aiming to curb public smoking behavior. The measure, introduced in Congress, sets penalties tied to public health concerns and gendered enforcement questions.
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Congress
Model High School Graduates Receive Diplomas
Sixteen Model High School students graduated at a commencement in the Normal chapel with Professor Edgar C. Riley of Transylvania University as speaker. He urged college attendance and choosing life work wisely, sharing anecdotes about roads and success. Diplomas were presented by President T. J. Coates to Henry Arnold, Grace Brady, Goldie Brown, William Blanton, Margaret Chenault, Coleman Covington, Margaret Doty, Clarence Deatherage, Geneva Hord, John Jayne, Diana Lackey, Margaret Lane, Florence Lane, Allie Dean Ray, Lucy Treadway, and Ollie Tye Williams.
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Model High School
Normal Chapel
Edgar C. Riley
Transylvania University
Model Hh
Kentucky
Cuba
Porto Rico
League of Nations
Harding
Riley
President Coates
Tlenry Arnold
Grace Brady
Goldie Brown
William Blanton
Margaret Chenault
Coleman Covington
Margaret Doty
Clarence Deatherage
Geneva Ilord
John Jayne
Diana Lackey
Margaret Lane
Florence Lane
Allie Dean Ray
Lucy Treadway
Ollie Tye Williams
Coates
Modeligh School
S. S. Myers
R. L. Telford
T. J. Coates
Eleazar C. Riley
G. L. McCtain
Dr. O. O. Green
Gibbons Knocks Out Meehan in First Round
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul stopped Willie Meehan of California in the first round of a 12 round scheduled bout. Meehan fell three times with Gibbons delivering a powerful punch to Meehan's jaw and forehead ending the fight. Referee was Hinkel.
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Cleveland
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Willie Meehan
California
Meehan
Gibbon
Willie
Gibbons
Land of Nod
Att Hinkel
Women's Exchange Saturday at Caden Kilpatricks
A women’s exchange event is set for Saturday at Caden Kilpatricks from 9 to 12 a.m. Participants can bring and trade goods in a community gathering. Proceeds or details not specified in the notice.
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Caden - Kilpatrick’s
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Biological Survey
Jacob Hackett
Everett Witt
Ant Hew Bill
Mhs
Walker
May
Transylvania
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