Government presses settlement talks in coal strike
Washington reports Secretary of Labor Davis summoned United Mine Workers president John Lewis for a series of conferences aimed at moving issues toward President Harding. A national conference of operators and union leaders may be considered to reach a settlement as Lewis reiterates demand for national talks on wages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harding
Lewis
Railway Signalmen Vote On Strike Nationwide
Rail way signalmen on about a third of the nation are voting on a strike. The vote is supervised by the general committee which rejected July 1 wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
General Committee
Strike Looms as Railway Workers Face June Referendum
News reports a nationwide railway strike referendum set after June hearings. Leaders indicate ballots show overwhelming support for strike action while the Railway Labor Board's Saturday ruling on several lines for outsourcing work is not expected to prevent a stoppage.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
Fordney Announces Retirement After 24 Years in Congress
Washington reports 65 year old Rep. Fordney of Michigan's 8th district will not seek reelection after 24 years in the House Ways and Means committee. He says he is tired and wants to be with his family. this is the last political job he expects to hold.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Michigan
Real bar gains on Elders skee counter questioned
Readers note chatter about bar gains on a mysterious Elder skee counter. The terse post prompts questions about measurements and reliability.
Obligation Dies With Man Court Rules In Kentucky
County Judge J D Goodloe ruled that a support obligation died with the man after Green Kavanaugh’s death leaving Mary Ballew’s $50 monthly claim for 12 years unresolved. The decision, noted by officials as precedent, prompts appeals to the state’s high court. The session also favored W A Miracle over Jefferson Wilson in a rental contract dispute and scheduled trials for Normal students on teacher exam questions and for Jack Boswell on non support.
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J. D. Goodloe
Kentucky
Mary Ballew
Green Kavanaugh
Strode Emmons
Kavanaugh
W. A
Jefferson Wilson
Goodloe
Wilson
John D. Goodlee
the Commonwealth
Jack Boswell
Goodlee
Miners March Sparks Mobilization in Fairmont
Fairmount West Virginia police mobilize to block a reported march of striking miners and sympathizers from Monongahela ten miles away. Authorities fear an attempt to free 91 prisoners from the county jail. District President Keeney of the United Mine Workers urged dispersal at Tononga and the crowd went home.
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Associated Press
Fairmount
W. Va
Monongahela
Here
Keeney
United Mine Workers
Tononga
Second Clayhole Trial Gets Veniremen in Ky Case
Six veniremen were selected for the second Clayhole murder and election conspiracy trial in Catlettsburg Kentucky. Nine men are to be tried in connection with the deaths of Asbury Combs Cleve Combs and Ethan Allen last November.
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Catlettsborg
Veniremen
Clayhole
Asbury Combs
Cleve Combs
Ethan Allen
Mrs. Len Small Dies in Illinois Governor's Wife at 61
Mrs Len Small wife of Governor Len Small of Illinois died at home during the celebration of his acquittal on a conspiracy to embezzle state funds. She was stricken with apoplexy amid the excitement and social joy. She was 61.
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Kankankee
III
Len Small
Governor Small
Illnois
Small
Shoe bargains on special counter
Shoe bargains highlighted on a special counter by E. V. Elder.
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E. V. Elder
Young rider injured as horse kicks during mounting
Douglas Chenault suffered three broken ribs after a horse kicked him while he was about to mount Saturday afternoon. The animal wheeled as he swung into place, forcing him to stay indoors for several days. Friends express regret over the accident.
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Douglas Chenault
Doug
Fiscal Court Meeting Delayed To Thursday July 6
Judge John D. Goodloe announces the Fiscal Court will meet Thursday morning July 6 due to the national holiday on Tuesday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Goodloe
Lexing ton nurse dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Gordon Wilder a 42 year old practical nurse from Lexington despondent over poor health shot himself in the head using a pistol. Local authorities reported the death as a suicide and noted his distressed condition prior to the act.
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Gordon Wilder
Lexington
Fire destroys two East Main structures causing $10000 loss
Flames at East Main and Collins street after 11:45 PM damaged the meat shop of E C Cornelison Co and Mrs Annie Myers property, leaving two buildings nearly total losses. A second fire at a rear furniture store owned by W T Harvey caused further destruction. Insurance coverage appears insufficient for some losses.
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East Main Street
Norman Winkler
Annie Myers
E. C. Cornelison & Co
East Main
Collins Street
Winkler
Cornelison
Mat English
Harvey
Kentucky Creamery
Armour and Company
T's Company
W. T. Harvey
Super Bros
Jim Burton
Burnam Insurance Agency prompts timely policy purchases
A local notice urges residents not to delay buying insurance with Burnam Insurance Agency, stressing the value of securing coverage before unforeseen events occur. The piece presents a direct marketing nudge, highlighting reliability and local availability without placing blame or offering detailed policy specifics.
Monaco Prince Albert Honore Charles Dies in Paris
Prince Albert Honore Charles of Monaco died in Paris this afternoon at the age of. The death leaves Monaco and European royalty in mourning as details remain limited.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Prince Albert Honore Charles
Principality of
Monaco
Drowning Near New Orleans Claims Two Young Bathers
Miss Marcell Cartier and Roy B. Gerard a Tulane University student both aged 21 drowned while bathing near New Orleans. Local authorities reported the incident as a memory during routine riverside recreation and launched no further actions pending investigation.
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Marcell Cartier
Roy B. Gerard
Tulane University
New Orleans
Col W W Richardson Praises Danville Friend Jack Pushin
Col W W Richardson of the Danville Advocate wrote in his home paper about his town companion Jack Pushin proprietor of Pushin's Fashion Shop and former Danville resident. He praised Pushin and related his visit with fond memories of their shared hometown.
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Col. W. W. Richardson
Danville
Richmond Visit Highlights Local Clothier Pushin
A Richmond Advocate representative met Jack Pushin, former local resident now in Richmond's fashion trade. Pushin runs a cash basis shop in fancy ready to wear garments, skirts, sweaters, hose, with nine clerks and strong patronage. His advertising account with the Richmo Daily Register runs $2 monthly, yet he values the business more than the expense.
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Advocate
Richmond
Jack Pushin
99000 Ransom For Brug Bielaski Seizure Reported
New York reports five thousand dollars of ransom from Mexico City toward Cuernavaca for Brug Bielaski noted by oil firm officials. Bielaski, former head of the US Bureau of Investigation, was seized by Mexican bandits.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexico City
Cuernavaca Hills
A. Bruce Belaski
Richmond's Glass Leads Them All at Bible Class Meet
At a joint Sunday meeting of Men’s Bible Classes from Richmond Winchester and North Middletown at Forest Grove church in Clark county, Turley’s Men led attendance with 100 plus. Leaders formed a committee to organize all central Kentucky men’s Bible classes. Fried chicken lunch followed under walnut trees.
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Christian
Richmond
Winchester
North Midéleton
Forest Grove
Clark County
Turley
R. C.prewitt
John W. Jones
North Middletown
Jesse Bowman
W. L. Arnold
J. C. Ballard
R. C. Prewitt
American Legion Band Concert Thursday 7:30 P.M.
The American Legion Band presents a Thursday evening program at 7 30 featuring Lincoln Highway Overture Crown Prince Duet for Cornet and Baritone by Leeds and Stanifer and a selection of late popular hits Haustrausers Star Spangled Banner and national melodies. The venue is the Legion hall near Ty terneshoro beach.
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American Legion
Crown Prince
Messrs
Leeds
Stanifer
Southern Melodies
Haustrausers
Star Spangled Banner
Legion Phys
Imeneshoro Beach Tytern
Mrs Calvin Taylor Mourns Father John W Webster
Mrs Calvin Taylor of Cincinnati, formerly of this city, mourns the death of her father John W Webster who died after several months illness. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs Taylor, and two sons Walter Taylor of Cincinnati and Melvin Taylor of Indiana. Interment was in Cincinnati.
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Calvin Taylor
Cincinnati
John W. Webster
Taylor
Walter Taylor
Cincnnati
Melvin Taylor
Indiana
Morgan Outlines Wheat Price Based on Terminal Markets
Geoffrey Morgan of the Farm Bureau argues Kentucky wheat pricing should follow terminal market quotations without freight deductions. He notes wartime Chicago quotas misaligned with Kentucky needs and urges local Farm Bureaus to set mill door prices from Cincinnati or other relevant terminal markets. Madison county is tasked with implementing this pricing method.
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Geoffrey Morgan
Farm Bureau
U. S
Kentucky
Chicago
Morgan
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Nillers and Elevator
Louisville
Madison County
Cincinnati
Mr. Morgan
Morvich May Try Latonia Derby After Setback
Morvich, the great three year old, may run in the Latonia derby at a mile and a half next Saturday despite a heavy defeat in the $50,000 Special at Latonia Saturday. Whiskaway, titl race winner, shipped back east. Kay Spence offered Will Perkins of Thiboudoux, which ran second, $50,000 for his colt.
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Latonia
Morvich
Whiskaway
Kay Spence
Will Perkins
Thiboudoux
Notice of Master Mason Degrees at Richmond Lodge No. 25
Notice to Masons announcing two Master Mason degrees conferred by Richmond Lodge No. 25 F and A M on Tuesday June 27 at o'clock. The Richmond degree team will perform in full robe. All Master Masons are invited to attend.
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Richd Lodge No. 25
F. & A.M. Irow
Richmond
Weather forecast hints thundershowers tonight or Tuesday
Local forecast calls for thundershowers tonight or Tuesday with moderate temperatures. Weather conditions suggest unsettled skies and brief rain chances across the region.
Monday's Livestock Markets Review
Markets from Cincinnati and Louisville on June 26 show hogs 4800 head in Cincinnati down 10c, cattle 1600 steady, calves around 10.50. Louisville cattle 1 800 down 25c to 2 to 8, hogs 2 800 down 5c to tops 10.75, sheep 4 000 active with $5 drop, lambs around 13.00.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Carpenter Fills Powell's Pulpit In Louisville Church
Dr. Homer W. Carpenter of this city filled the pulpit at First Christian church in Louisville on Sunday by request of Dr. E. L. Powell who has sinus trouble. Powell remains confined to his hotel room under nursing care.
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Homer W. Carpenter
First Christian Church of
Louisville
E. L. Powell
Carpenter
Madison Jury Unable to Agree on Swango Case
A Madison jury sent to Powell county for the Swango case could not reach a verdict. They were dismissed at midnight Saturday and returned to Richmond Sunday. The panel, described as a fine representational group, found the evidence conflicting and is unlikely to be tried again before November term.
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Madison
Powell County
Richmond
Normal Opens With Big Attendance for Summer Session
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School and Teachers College began summer enrollment last Saturday. At eight o'clock Monday a long Roath Hall line formed for proper classification as noon trains filled. The student body skews more mature with many city and graded school teachers. A special faculty is hired for the summer with Supt. C. R. Rounds and Supt. John Howard Payne guiding Education and English departments. Additional teachers include Miss Golda Johnson for Illustrative Teaching and Project Method courses. Several regular faculty members are away at other programs, including Grinstead at Columbia University and Robinson at the University of Chicago.
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Uccessul
Kentucky
Normal Sehbok
Cottece
Roath Hall
C. R. Rounds
Fort Thomas
Ohio State
Columbia State
Department of Education
John Howard Payne
Richmond
University of Kentucky
Payne
Golda Johnson
Ashland
Johnson
Western Normal School
Jayne
Olive Hill
Edwards
Dry Ridge
McClain
Springfield
Grinstead
Columbia University
New York
Robinson
University of Chicago
Deniston
Stout Institute
Hembr
Bargains on Oxford Shoes and Straps Offered
A brief ad notes real bargains on ladies and mens oxford shoes and straps sold at a special counter sale. The item lists emphasize low prices and discounted styles for both genders.
Berea Scout Falls From Rope Swing Hurts Father and Son
Mitard West 16 a Berea Boy Scout breaks ankle and arm after rope swing rope slips and he falls on a sharp incline near the Kentucky river Saturday. He is taken by ambulance to Berea hospital where he rests as comfortably as possible. The Berea Scouts encamped near Boonesboro for about a week and this is their first serious accident.
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Mitard' West
Berea
Kentucky River
Muncy
Rail Chief sia is Fish season
Nef EA29. Readable text notes daily varieties received and dressed chickens available.
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A. L. Rykoff
J. V. Stalin
Leo Kameneff
Soviet Russia
Nikolai Lenin
Virginia
Mrs. Small
Cornelison Meat Shop
Burnam Insurance Agency
Chris Nunemacher
Tom Slough
Bruge Bielaski
Powell
Legion Boys
The
Jesse M. Dykes
American Legion Band
James Leeds
Harold Oldham
Merry Garden
Johnson and Gray Society
Walker
Irvine
I S
Bert Jewell
Bee Federation of Labor
Wasie
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