Wilson May Start For Home Sunday
Paris June 27 arrangements are under way for signing the peace treaty at 3 P M Saturday. President Wilson plans to sail for the United States at noon Sunday after leaving Brest. He bade farewell to American correspondents and met General Pershing at American headquarters. The German plenipotentiaries are expected in Paris tonight as the Council of Four completes signing plans.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Brest
United States
Gen. Pershing
Council of Four
German Peace Delegates Move Toward Versailles
Foreign Secretary Mueller and Colonial Secretary Bell led the two German delegates toward the peace treaty route. They passed through Cologne en route to Versailles in a message from Cologne reported today.
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Hans
Associated Press
Coblenz
Germany
Mueller
Bell
Cologne
Versailles
Germany Faces Widening Strikes and Unrest
Berne reports growing German tension as a nationwide railroad strike spreads and the Spartacists push claims of imminent change. Dispatches warn of food shortages and a possible famine while reports from the east describe a counter revolution gathering momentum.
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Associated Press
Berne
Germany
East
Counter Revolution Squelched in Hungary Berne
Report from Berne dated June 27 states a counter revolution in Hungary was crushed as warships on the Danube were seized by anti government forces. Soviet headquarters were bombarded, many wounded, and Bela Kun urged harsher measures to crush the bourgeois.
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Hungary
Berne
Danube
Bela Kun
Swift Buys Lexington Creamery
Swift Co packers acquire the Lexington Creamery Company business from a Mewburger-led group of Missoni capitalists. The firm operates twenty stations in Central Kentucky and promises service continuity. Additional notices include local ads and lost item rewards.
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Swift
Lexington Creamery Swift Co
Lexingtonery Company
Mewburger
Kentucky
Markets Report Higher Prices Across Hogs and Lambs
Cincinnati hogs advance 10 cents, Chicago markets rise, cattle hold steady, lambs climb 50 cents. Strong demand boosts livestock futures across major U.S. markets.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Death of Mrs Mary Rupard in Richmond
After months of suffering Mrs Mary Rupard died at 64. She fractured her hip in a winter fall and received care in Lexington before returning home to her brother W H Miller on North Street. Survived by adopted daughter Opal Calhoun and five Miller brothers. Funeral at Presbyterian church Saturday 10:30 conducted by Dr R L Telford. burial in Richmond cemetery.
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Richmond
Mary Rupard
Lexington
W. H. Miller
North Street
Kentucky faces 1000 rural school vacancies in July hiring push
State education officials announce July 5 as a second hiring day to fill about 1,000 rural Kentucky teaching posts. Low pay and better offers elsewhere drive vacancies even in Louisville where forty four posts remain unfilled.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Death of Six Month Old Child in Winchester
Donald Francis Hurst died Thursday evening at the home of J M Fowler on Big Hill avenue after a week long brain fever illness. The burial was held today in Richmond Cemetery.
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Donald Francis
Robert Hurst
Winchester
J. M. Fowler
Big Hill Avenue
Richmond Cemetery
Chemical company president testifies for Trutona endorsement
Louisville business and professional circles, along with hundreds of workers and artisans, endorse Trutona. C B Hawes of Hawes Chemical Company testifies it aids nervous indigestion, improves sleep, reduces morning nausea, and boosts energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Trutona
Little Willie Didn’t Escape After All
The former German Crown Prince remains at his residence on the island of Wieringen in the Zuider Zee, the official Dutch Interior Ministry announcement says. British sources in Paris had reported his escape, but Dutch authorities refute those claims pending more cable advices.
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Associated Press
Holland
Germany
Wieringen
Zuyder Zee
Wierengen
Paris
Governor to Issue Peace Treaty Proclamation
Governor Black will issue a proclamation calling Kentuckians to celebrate the peace treaty signing with a pre-arranged signal to telephone exchanges. Whistles will blow bells ring and work halt briefly as people offer silent prayers of thanksgiving for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Black
British Labor Calls Protests Over Allied Interventions in Russia
British, French, and Italian labor representatives at a Southport conference announced plans for a general demonstration likely July 20 to protest allied intervention in Russia. A second resolution urged the Trade Union Congress to push industrial action to compel Britain to halt Russia operations.
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Associated Press
Southport
England
Russia
Trade Union Congress
Prohibition Efforts Target Alcohol Tonics in Porto Rico
Porto Rican authorities seek legislation to curb tonics perfumes and lotions containing alcohol used in drinks. Jose C. Benedicto of the Health Department urges laws to ban such preparations even as industrial alcohol rules allow limited use. He notes illicit stills persist despite a year of absolute prohibition.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Insular
Jose C. Benedicto
Health Department
House of Repre- Presentative
Benedicto
Treasury and Health Department
McCombs Company Board Dividends Clash in Winchester Letter
Abram Renick, president, urges stockholders to meet in Winchester Kentucky in July to settle a dispute over not paying quarterly dividends. He proposes electing two new directors from among stockholders to resolve management conflicts amid a favorable financial position.
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McCombs Producing and Refining Company
Abram Renick
Winchester
For Sale Gentle Pony Safe for Small Child
Thoroughly gentle pony advertised for sale suitable for the smallest child to drive or ride. Describes safety and exceptional temperament and directs inquiries to the Day register office.
Fourth To Be Day of Welcome Proclaimed by Governor
Governor proclaims the Fourth of July as a day of welcome for the people and soldiers, urging proper time and reflection as communities prepare for celebration and return.
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Black
Pearson to devote all time to sales work
Col James H Pearson Richmonds young auctioneer resigns from the post office to focus on sale work. He will handle tobacco breaks in South Carolina August 1 and then move to Lancaster for a new warehouse sale. He helped Wakefield-Davis Realty with 67 lots in Corbin, earning about 5000 dollars. James McCarthy will succeed him at the post office.
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James H. Pearson
Richmond
South Carolina
Lancaster
Col. Pearson
Waddy
Wakefield-Davis Realty Company
Corbin
James McCarthy
Poland China hog sales by H. C. Pieratt of Red House
H. C. Pieratt of Red House sells fine Big Type Poland China hogs. He shipped four eight week old gifts and a male to L. A. Bradford of Carrollton for 30 dollars each. He sold a gift to Roy Beale of Eagle Station and a young boar to Marion Neal of Ghent for the same price.
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H. C. Pieratt
Red House
L. A. Bradford
Carrollton
Roy Beale
Eagle Station
Marion Neal
Ghent
Professors Return From Blue Ridge YMCA Conference
Prof G D Smith returned Tuesday from the YMCA Student Conference at Blue Ridge North Carolina. A large attendance of professors and students from colleges across the South and a program of world famous speakers made it an occasion never to be forgotten.
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G. D. Smith
Blue Ridge N. C
South
Apron Party Postponed to Thursday Evening
The Calvary Baptist ladies announced a postponed apron party now set for this evening at 8 o clock on Mr John Creech s lawn. Everyone is invited to attend.
Fayette Hotel to Rise at East Main Corner
The Fayette Hotel Company, formed with one million dollars in capital, plans a 300 room hotel built by Mason & Hanger Company of this city. Location is at East Main Street near the C. and O. viaduct, with modern facilities.
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Mason & Hanger
New Fayette Hotel Company
Lexington
Mason & Hanger Company
East Main
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A man forgets the exact name of an article he wishes to buy and uses a substitute, leading to disappointment. The piece advises carrying a cutout to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion as a safer, satisfactory option.
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Chamberlain
Jury Disagrees In Alienation Suit In Federal Court
Jurors in Covington failed to reach a verdict in a $50,000 alienation suit filed by Mat ie Barton oyar against Eva Braifo Fryer wife of Circuit Judge P Fryer. After hours of deliberation the jury stood seven for the defense and five for the plaintiff with judge instructions left unresolved.
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Covington
Mat
Ie Barton Oyar
P. Fryer
Harrison
Pendleton, Nicholas and
Kertson Counties
Formr
Fryer
Eva Braifo Fryr
Deee
Cochran
You Cant Cure Rheumatism with Liniments and Lotions
Fragmentary ad copy questions which claimed to cure rheumatism with topical applications. The readable text emphasizes a skeptical view of liniments and lotions offering a cure and notes sufferers should seek more effective treatment.
May Try Tarvia on City's Streets
J L McKee Riffe of Lincoln county supervises reconstriction on the Big Hill pike between Berea and Kiggston as State Road Inspector representing the State Department of Public Roads. He notes tarvia is tested on Bernes Mill pike and could be used on Richmond streets if successful, promising lower repair costs on treated thoroughfares.
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J. L. McKee Riffe
Lincoln County
Big Hill
Berea
Kiggston
Riffe
State Department of Public Roads
Bernes Mill
Richmond
Ellisville Lynching of Hartfield Confirmed by Witness
In Ellisville Mississippi on June 27 John Hartfield a Black man and confessed assailant was captured after a 10 day manhunt. He was hanged at a gum tree and burned to ashes in the presence of hundreds of townsfolk including Hartfield’s victim who identified him. Authorities called the act illegal and witnesses described a silent, premeditated execution near a railroad trestle. Governor Bilbo stated intervention was powerless and could provoke further deaths.
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Associated Press
Ellisville
Miss
Mississippi
John Hartfield
Bilbo
Jackson
Hartfield
A. J. Carter
Grartfield
Miss Belle Bennett Honored At Centennial Exposition
At Columbus Ohio the centenary exposition honored the role of women in education and life. The Women Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist Church joined the observance with Belle M Bennett of Richmond presiding. William F McDowell of Washington delivered remarks as general president of the Fore.
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Columbus
Ohio
Women’s Foreign Mission Society
Methodist Church
Belle M. Bennett
Richmond
Woman
Missionary Council of the Methodist Church
South
Colling
William F.mcdowell
Washington
Country Papers Change Hard John R Thomas and Charlies Hunter Sell Marion
John R Thomas and Charlies L Hunter have sold the Marion property amid a regional real estate shift. Local records show the deal finalized this week with parties identified as involved in the transaction.
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John. R. ‘Thomas
Charlies L. Hunter
Marion
What Wilson Will Do On Dry Laws
Washington reports uncertainty over President Wilson’s plans to repeal wartime prohibition effective July 1. Some officials say he lacks power to act until war ends, while others expect action or no action based on legal opinions and congressional advice.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Kentucky Baptist Assembly In Session At Georgetown
Kentucky Baptists from across the state gather in Georgetown for the Kentucky Baptist Assembly running June 25 to July 2. Dr. W. O. Carver of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary will lecture daily on Bible interpretation with other state speakers and a featured series by Dr. F C McConnell on Studies In Character.
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Georgetown
Kentucky Baptist Assembly
W. O. Carver
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Henson
First Baptist Church
Covington
B. B. Bailey
First Church
Maysville
J. R. Black
Baptist State Sunday School Board
W. E. Hunter
Somerset
F. C. McConnell
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Atlanta
Women’s Missionary Union
Janie Cree Bose
State Union
L. L. Roberts
Lexington
Ora Scootow
Frankfort
Sallie L. Morton
Owensboro
Denomination
Baptist Young People’s Union
Weekly Health Talks Advocates Digestion Health
The article argues most illnesses stem from digestion and a weak stomach. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe tonic and blood purifier made from herbs, endorsed by Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N Y, as a reliable remedy for indigestion and related ailments.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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