Dr. S S Myers Leaves Eastern Kentucky State Normal
Dr. S S Myers head of the Music Department at Eastern Kentucky State Normal School will depart after this term. Salary reductions and staff changes prompted his move to New Castle Pennsylvania to lead a Midland Mutual Life Insurance district. His departure ends a celebrated five year tenure and a May Music Festival era.
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Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Myers
New Castle
Penn
Midland Mutual Life Insurance Company
United States
New England College of Music
Canada
American Book Co
John Church Company
Richmond
Sidney, O
Miami University
University
Ohio State Normal Collee
Tifa
Th University of Tennessee
Enoville
Eastern State Normal
Salaries At Normal School After Resignation
In the wake of Dr S S Myers resignation the normal school lists salaries. President Coates 4500 Prof Donovan 4000 Prof Lewis 3300 Prof Kerth 3000 Prof Smith 3000 Prof Jayne 3000 Prof Edwards 2750 Prof Caldwell 2600 Prof Grinstead 2600 Prof Geox 2400 Prof Carter 2400 Prof Denison 2400 Miss Sullivan 221.00?
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S. S. Myers
Coates
Donovan
Lewis
Kerth
Ats
Smith
Jayne
Edwards
Caldwell
Grinstead
Popular official dies in Covington
Robert G. Phillips 56 chief deputy United States marshal for the eastern district of Kentucky died in Covington after a ten day illness. He had recently moved to Covington from Elizabethtown and previously served as assistant state treasurer in Frankfort. Phillips had been in Richmond during the April term of federal court.
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Covington
Robert G. Phillips
Kentucky
Jtlenry M. Co
Robert Ford
Middlesboro
Phillips
Covington Industrial Club
Elizabethtown
Frankfort
Richmond
Three League Games Slated Next Week Before Chautauqua
President Deatherage announces a three game series next week due to the upcoming Chautauqua tent. The schedule runs Monday Presbyterian versus Catholics, Tuesday First Christians versus Second Christians, and Wednesday Baptists versus Catholics with no games after until the event ends.
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Deatherage
Church League
Professor Chester Long Named Independence High Principal
Prof. Chester A. Long has been elected principal of Independence High School with a big salary increase. Independence is the Kenton County county seat. He has moved and will assist in the summer school at Independence. The high school has about 600 pupils, three high school teachers, and four grade teachers. Long has taught at Union and Paint Lick high schools and is well known across the county.
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Chester A. Long
Independence High School
Independence
Kenton County
Long
Union
Paint Lick
State Dry Agent To Make Sixty Appointments In Washington
June 25 Samuel Collins, State Prohibition Enforcement Agent, will have about sixty appointments to make. The average salary is about 2,250 dollars a year and there are few civil service handicaps, according to reports from Washington.
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Washington
Samuel Collins
Plea Drive Underway For Prof Threlkeld Clemency
Friends relatives and former students press for a pardon for 75 year old Prof T B Threlkeld head of the Threlkeld Select School for Boys in Nicholasville serving life for the murder of Arthur Denman after an altercation over football ticket purchases Denman a local businessman was killed during the dispute Threlkeld convicted by Mercer county jurors in Jessamine circuit court and later moved to Kentucky state prison in Frankfort where parole may be possible after eight years based on conduct in prison
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Associated Press
Nicholasville
T. B. Threlkheld
Threlkeld Select School
State Reformatory
Frankfort
Arthur Denman
Threlkeld
Denman
Kentucky
Mercer County
Jessamine
Louisville
William H. Denman
Logan
Logan Threlkeld
Wm. Denman
Prof Threlkeld
William Denman
Prof. Threlkeld
Court of Appeals backs Shackelford in stock law ruling
The Court of Appeals sustains Judge Shackelford in stock law cases from Biggerstaff precinct. Warrants issued by County Judge Price, indictments returned against several for allowing stock to run at large. An injunction against warrants of arrest was denied. appellate court agrees with the judge.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Judge Shackelford
Price
Biggerstaff
Shackelford
Smith Jr. Dies in Alabama Heart Trouble Claim
C N Smith Jr formerly of Danville and son of a prominent state Mason died recently in Birmingham Alabama due to heart trouble.
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C. N. Smith, Jr
Danville
Birmingham
Alabama
Tax Commissioner Case Reaffirms Law Validity
Judge Ernest Larke of the Court of Appeals upheld the validity of the county tax commissioner law in a case where Jason Shumaker sought an injunction to place his name on the ballot for county assessor. Shumaker failed the examination required to qualify for the tax commissioner position.
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Jason Shumaker
W. V. Dudley
Pendleton County
Ernest Larke
Court of Appeals
Shumaker
Wilson Applies for Admission to DC Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson appeared in person before Chief Justice McCoy in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to be admitted to practice law before that court.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Today’s Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati market June 25 lambs one dollar lower Jersey breed one fifty lower hogs rising twenty five cents. Louisville market June 25 cattle steady unchanged at one hundred. hogs strong unchanged at seventeen hundred. sheep two thousand lower with lambs ten dollars twenty five cents.
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Cincinnati
Jersey
Louisville
Ruth Maintains Single Home Run Week Amid Warm Weather
Baseball notes from Chicago detail Ruth of the Yankees hitting only one homer in the past week as warm weather boosts pitchers and base stealers. Meusel and Fournier post limited counts in the National League, while Hornsby leads NL batting with 419 and St Louis shares many sluggers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
King Sol
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Meusel
Philadelphia
Jack Fournier
St. Louis
George Kelly
New York
Harry Heisman
Detroit
George Sisler
St- Louis Star
Severiod
Sisler
Ris
Washington
Ruth New York
Williams
Charrity
R. Jones
If. Collins
Rogers Hornsby
Nicholson
Boston
St Louis
McHenry
Mann
Fournier
Young
Bressler
Cincinnati
Rousch
Johnston
Brooklyn
Maranville
Pittsburg
Grimes
Carey
Frank Frisch
Southworth
Butler
Kansas City
Battie
del Gainer
Milwaukee
Bunny Brief
Kirks
Louisville
Hauser
Lear
Russell
Minneapolis
Baird
Indianapolis
Ellis
Thorpe
Toledo
Charles Martin Seeks Richmond City Council Seat
Charles Martin, once a candidate for Tax Commissioner, announces for City Council after Court of Appeals upheld the Tax Commissioners law. He appeals to voters for support and pledges a business like administration.
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Charles Martin
Court of Appeals
Martin
Tax Commissioners
Clark
City of
Richmond
Asmost Sincrely
Chas. M. Martin
Correction of Precincts For Magistrate Candidate Martin
In announcing Magistrate candidate Mr D G Martin a minor error occurred regarding precincts in his district The district includes McCreary College Hill Meverly and Kavanaugh not as stated Friends in these precincts are urged to remember him per Mr Martin’s request.
Denbys Reprimand Satisfies Senator Poindexter
Senator Poindexter of the Senate Naval Committee said the reprimand given to Rear Admiral Sims by Secretary Denby likely ends any independent investigation. He indicated the committee will report that proper action has been taken and will not pursue further inquiry into the London speech.
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Washington
Poindexter
Senate Naval Committee
Sims
Denby
London
Juror Fund Money Reported for May Term
Trustee R B Terrill announces receipt of jury fund money from rankfor for the May term. Jurors may collect their shares by calling on him at the courthouse.
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R. B. Terrill
Special Educational Day At Calvary Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 A M and a special educational day program. The B Y P U meets at 6 15 P M. Rev J W Beagle to preach morning and evening with Rev D Edgar Allen of Barbourville joining Sunday evening revival activities.
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J. W. Beagle
D. Edgar Allen
Barbourville
Spring Chickens Sought at Neff'st Fish and Oyster House
Advertises paying 40 cents per pound for spring chickens. Indicates direct buy offer to poultry owners.
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Neff’st Fish and
Kentucky Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Tonight
The dispatch notes generally fair conditions for Kentucky with tonight clear to partly cloudy skies. Sunday turns partly cloudy with a chance of local thundershowers and only minor temperature changes expected across the region.
Test suit challenges Volstead law on pre amendment whisky
Former Senator J Iam ilton Lewis files in Federal Court to recover whisky valued at half a million dollars for distillers and 100 owners arguing the 18th amendment and Volstead act apply only to whisky made after the amendment, not before.
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Chicago
J. Iamilton Lewis
Sensation to Stir Local Politics in Barren County
The Glasgow Times in Glasgow Kentucky announces an upcoming advertisement that will stir the political pot in Barren county. It says the document is startling and revolutionary, to the point of hesitation before publication. The exact content beyond its political nature is not hinted.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
The
Glasgow Times
Barren County
Beyon
Lost bulldog in Paris seeks reunification at post office
A fine bulldog missing its master has lingered in front of the Paris post office for about a week. Investigators check every motor car that stops, but the dog siempre remains, and several people have attempted to take him home, yet he refuses to leave the post office.
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Paris
For Sale 1918 Ford Touring Car
For sale a 1918 Ford touring car listed by Carl Warfield Hall. Sale ad provides contact phone 483 and notes the item is offered in two weekly installments.
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Carl Warfield
College Hill entertains with spend the day gathering
Mr. and Mrs. William hosted a daylong event with a delicious dinner and Victrola music. Guests included distant relatives from Howard Kansas Bloomington Illinois Lythonia Kentucky and local residents. Several travelers and family members visited or returned home after the gathering.
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William [Fill
Thomas McKinney
Howard
Kansas
Nora Pearson
Lemoise
Bloomington
Ilinois
Lois
Ruth Godbey
Lythonia
M. B. Hal
Olivia Hill
Jasper Pearson
Sallie Pearson
Charles Webber
Eliza Ginter
Mabel
Maudie Hill
Lara Ginter
Nancy
Ida Norris
John D. Pearson
Lee Hill
Charles Ginter
Charles Smith
D. W. Williams
Barbourville
Vernon Griggs
Paris
George Ginter
Lexington
Irvine
Morgan McKinney
Nannie McKinney
Maude McKinney
Lindsey Bush
Winchester
Dillard Hill
Gompers Wins Again as Labor Leader
Denver June 25 Samuel Gompers veteran labor leader today was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor defeating John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers by a heavy majority.
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Denver
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Woman Confesses to Killing Stepson in Jail
In Carlinville Illinois on June 25 Mrs Catherine Harmon admitted killing her 19 year old stepson Roy Harmon with an axe after he assaulted her last Thursday and threatened her life. She said she and an infant were in custody as details emerged.
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Associated Press
Carlinville
Catherine Harmon
Roy Harmon
BUB KELLY GATCHES HOT AND HEAVY
Robert Nelly a farmer in Valley View area faced a jury in Judge Price's court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 12 year old Rhodes girl who ran away with Granville Kelly Jr. He received the maximum penalty of $106 and 56 days in jail. The girl and her sister stayed at his home overnight while parents hunted for them, and he claimed he slept while the girl stayed with his daughter. The children returned home after a week.
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Robert Nelly
Vailey
Mr. Kelly
Walker Gale Ty of Court in Walker Case Reversed
The Court of Appeals reversed the Madison Circuit Court in the Owen Walker case. It held the demurrer by Attorneys R C Oldham and John Noland should have been sustained and the case thrown out on peremptory instructions. The state’s highest court says Walker’s indictment should have followed the new prohibition law treating second and subsequent convictions as felonies, after enactment. Walker, jailed in Winchester, will be released.
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Madison
Owen Walker
Court of Appeals
R. C. Oldham
John Noland
Walker
Winchester
Socialist Party Chooses Morris Hillquit as Chairman
Detroit hosts the national Socialist convention as Morris Hillquit of New York is elected chairman. Debs receives a sympathy telegram from the convention while Eliliquit proclaims capitalist governments damaged by the war. The membership slides from 10,000 to 17,600 as the meeting opens. Consideration of an agent with international affiliation begins in the afternoon.
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Ity Associated Press
Detroit
Socialist Party
Morris, Hillquit
New York
Eliliquit
National Committee
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Golden Dream Coffee reaches for broader taste reach
An advertisement touts Golden Dream Coffee as tastier and longer-lasting, urging shoppers to buy it at their local grocer. The slogan promises broader flavor and extended enjoyment from this coffee brand.
Cat Endangers Snake by Ferocious Cat Attack
Clarence McMilian of Cardwell reported catching a large black snake and placing it on his door when a pet cat and her kittens approached. The cat attacked the snake with ferocity and tore it to pieces, according to Mr. Mee Mulan who vouches for the tale.
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Associated Press
Harrodsburg
Clarence McMilian
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Chester Long
State
Blue Grass
the Tax Commissioner
Wilson
Ruth
Charles Martin For
Calvary Baptist Church
Renaker Poultry Company
College Hill
Gompers
LABOR
Kelly Gatches
Socialists In Convention
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