Senator McCumber Defends League Covenant in Senate
North Dakota Senator McCumber urged the League Covenant as a just plan for world peace arguing against partisan opposition. He defended the covenant during a three hour speech before the Foreign Relations Committee, asserting he could not oppose peace principles for party reasons. He warned of misrepresentation in opposition to the League and rejected Knox's resolution to oppose accepting the Covenant.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Tehalf
Truth 3
League
Knox
J. Holmes Opens Lexington Offices for Region Expansion
J Holmes opens new Lexington headquarters after two successful Richmond seasons. He will oversee a large territory in the area for a national company, directing a team and expected to succeed in his new field.
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J. Holmes
Lexington
Richmond
Aera
Mrs Hutchinson Resumes Move to Akron with Husband
Mrs. E. M. Hutchinson left Monday for Akron Ohio to join her husband who has a position with the Goodrich Tire Company.
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E. M. Hutchinson
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich Tire Company
Road Law Kentucky Highway Obstruction Provisions
An 1870 act requires landowners bordering public highways to clear brush and overhanging limbs. County road engineers must publish notices annually before July and post handbills in voting precincts. Violations incur fines for landowners and engineers. publication costs borne by the county.
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Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Evry
Bor & and Ting
Railroad Schedules for Richmond Passenger Trains
Arrival and departure figures for Richmond passenger trains published as information only. Central Standard Time. Cincinnati bound trains arrive 4 01 am and depart 12 29 am. Mayville and other connections listed with 6 58 am and more times in the schedule.
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Richmond
Central
Jaman & Nashville Railroad
Fae
Richmond adopts 1.70 ad valorem tax levy for 1919 20
The city of Richmond Kentucky passes an ordinance fixing the ad valorem tax levy at 1.70 per $100 for the fiscal year July 1 1919 to June 30 1920. The levy is divided among General Fund School Fund Sinking fund for school bonds and Sinking Fund for Street and Improvement.
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Sie Coe Eos Sk Ree
Richmond City Voter Tax Levy 1919
The mayor announces a general municipal poll tax of 1.50 on every male Richmond resident aged 21 or older with a 10 percent penalty and 6 percent annual interest on unpaid zones after November 1 1919. Attest W E Blanton Clerk June 5 1919. Regulation of motor cycles appears.
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Richmond
City ordinance text and weather note appear in fragment
The excerpt shows a municipal ordinance provision with a stated fine of not less than $10.00 and mentions mayor L Evans and Clerk W E Blanton. It also includes a weather forecast of thunder showers this afternoon or tonight with likely clearing tomorrow.
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L. Pevans
W. E. Blanton
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