Cummins frames League covenant as world Monroe Doctrine
In San Francisco Homer Cummins, Democratic temporary chairman, lauded the League of Nations covenant as a world Monroe Doctrine while denouncing the Republican platform and the Senate defeat of the peace treaty. He praised Democratic wartime leadership and attacked Republican investigations and opposition, urging continued support for the league and global peace.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
League of Nations
Homer Cummins
Democratic National Convention
Senate
Ireland
Armenia
Mexico
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
Chicago
Alaska
National Capitol
Federal Trade Commission
Mr. Cummings
Russia
Turkey
United States
Taft
Lode
Cummings
Amer
Convention Opens as Democrats Debate League and Prohibition
Delegates at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco hear National Chairman Cummings defend the League of Nations covenant and attack the Republican Senate on the peace treaty. The day focuses on platform writing, contests, rules, and officers as debates on prohibition and McAdoo’s possible bid loom.
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Associate A Press
San Francisco
Cummings
Republican Senate
Wilson
League of Nations
McAdoo
Palmer and Cox
Great Demonstration For The President Opens Convention
In San Francisco on June 28 the Democratic National Convention began with a huge demonstration for President Wilson. The unveiling of a large painting of Wilson sparked delirious cheering and applause for about thirty minutes as delegates paraded flags and roared their support, halting business before order was restored.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Wilson
Local Social Notes from Bradshaw Mill Area
Mr and Mrs Leda Raney and their little daughter of Lancaster visitedBradshaw mill area guests included Mr and Mrs Preston Snyder of Cey were hosted by Mr and Mrs Floyd Snyder Miss Linda Sanders stayed with Misses Jewel and Mabel Prewitt Saturday night S N Sanders bought a new automobile Mr and Mrs Jesse East spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bascum Prewitt
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Leda Raney
Little Daughter
Lancaster
Preston Snyder
Cey
Floyd Snyder
Linda Sanders
Jewel
Mabel Prewitt
S. N.sanders
Jesse East
Bascum Prewitt
Ancient faith revived fuels American resolve in world leadership
A speech proclaims that the ancient faith and sacrifices of war awaken civilization and renews America's responsibility to lead the world. The speaker emphasizes a spiritual force rallying around national banners and the return of civilization’s checked powers.
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Ica
America
Sugar price stampede in Lakewood caused by prank sign
In Cleveland area Lakewood, a window sign announcing sugar at sixty cents a pound sparked a near stampede at a crowded grocery. The prankster altered the sign from sixty to twenty six and a half cents by rubbing out the 2. The store was extremely crowded as clerks struggled to control the surge.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Lakewood
McCreary court docket fills with 47 divorce suits
Late news flashes report 47 divorce actions on the McCreary circuit court docket this week. The item notes political maneuvering around Cox and Palmer, plus international tensions and a fatal truck train crash in Indiana.
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McCreary County
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Cox
Wall Street
Bryan
San Francisco
Two Thousand POWs Drowned in Neva River
A Helsingfors dispatch reports that 2,000 prisoners of war from Britain Austria Germany and Finland were drowned when a Bolsheviki steamer was sunk in the Neva river.
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Neva
Associated Press
London
Helsingfors
Central News
Legislature to Meet August 9 on Federal Suffrage
Nashville reports the Tennessee Capitol indicates the legislature will convene on August 9 to consider the federal suffrage amendment. The action appears imminent and will determine Tennessee's stance on national voting rights.
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Tennessee
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Capitol
Glass Claims Victory in Democratic Convention race
San Francisco on June 28 a Glass victory claim circulated among his managers who said he would have several votes to spare for the chairmanship of the Resolutions Committee. Opponents led by Senator Walsh contested the majority but supporters of Glass stood firm.
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Beckham
Kentucky
Frisco
Palmer
Cox
Huntingburg
Ind
Southern Railroad
Marshal
William G. McAdoo
Germany
Gustav Noske
San Francisco
Poland
James Carlin
Kraus
Elwood City
Rar
Raritan
N. J
Chicago
Glass
Virinia
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Walsh
Montana
For Sale Two Lot House on West Main Street
Immediate sale offered for a two lot house on West Main Street. Contact S. D. Hades at 1553 or call phone 7 to arrange viewing.
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S. D. Hades
Boggs Re-Elected State Highway Commissioner
Frankfort reports the State Highway Commission has re elected Joe S Boggs of Richmond as State Highway Commissioner. The bi partisan board, named by Governor Morrow, includes two Democrats and two Republicans. Boggs resignations to July 1 were superseded by this re appointment after strong support for his highway work.
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Frankfort
State Highway Commission
Joe S. Boggs
Richmond
Morrow
Gvernor Morrow
Boggs
Kentucky
Madison County Court opens with many cases on docket
The Madison quarterly court began at 9 a.m. with Judge W W Price and Clerk Adams presiding. A large crowd and many witnesses attended as judges planned to dispose of most cases in the day while several were continued from the previous term.
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Madison Quarterly Court
W W. K. Price
Adams
Price
Gentry to Confer with Accountants in Louisville
Eastern Normal business manager F C Gentry will travel to Louisville Tuesday for a conference with Escott Barnett public accountants about the new school bookkeeping system to be used starting July 1. The method is praised as a major improvement over the old system and several students plan to learn it at the first chance, with instructors ready to teach.
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F. C .Gentry
Eastern Normal
Louisville
Escott & Barnett, Public Accountants
Meeting of the Mountain Farmers in Lexington
Mountain country agricultural agents gather in Lexington for two days to study mountain agriculture at the state college of agriculture. They will tour departments and discuss experiment and demonstration work, marking the first such meeting with college officials to address grain crops and profitable farming.
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Mountain Country
Lexington
State College of Agriculture
Mountain County
College of Agriculture
Hill Country
Laborers wanted on streets in Richmond Kentucky
Laborers needed for street work with steady seasonal wages up to 40 cents an hour. Apply at Larmp ton and Burks, Richmond KY. Also for sale gas stove in good condition priced reasonably. Contact A D Oaks at Laurel Street.
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Larmpton & Burks
Richmond
Weather for Kentucky Mixed sunshine and warm spell
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions across Kentucky with continued warm temperatures. Tonight will stay mild and Tuesday remains warm with increasing afternoon heat and light winds.
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Kentucky
Markets Report Steady Cattle and Hogs With Livelier Hog Trade
Cincinnati Good cattle steady hogs steady Chicago strong lambs steady Jersey 19 Louisville June 28 Cattle 800 25c higher 4.50 to 13.25 hogs 1500 mostly 25c higher 8 to 16.25 sheep 3200 25c lower 7.50 lambs 17.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Krock Sees Problems for Cox in Democratic Race
Louisville dispatch reports Arthur Krock citing Cox missteps on prohibition that hinder his shot at the Democratic nomination. Bryan labels Cox a wets’ hope, waters dry support, Campbell’s statement angers wets, and a Cox ally backing Reed splits Administration followers.
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Sy Associated Press
Louisville
Arthur Krock
San Francisco
The
Times Today
Cox
Krock Cays
Bryan
Campbell
Ohio
Senator Reed
Missouri
Graze Man Kills One Attacks Others in Frenzied Attack
Charles Chestnut 64 of Miami Florida, enraged by a lunacy filing by his family, slashed his brother in law Dr W L Nuttall 76 almost severing him. He then attacked Mrs Nuttall who was struck with a club by her daughter, leaving her injured but not seriously hurt.
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Associated Dressy
New Castle
Charles Chestnut
Miami
Florida
W. L. Nuttall
Chestnut
First State Wool Auction Opens In Lexington
The State Central Wool Auction, the first of its kind, opens in Lexington with 24 county representatives overseeing the sale. About 1,000,000 pounds of wool are expected to sell to the highest bidder at the Experiment Station, with more than 200 producers and Department of Agriculture officials in attendance. County committees will have final say on bids for each county pool, and payments flow from buyers to county pools then to producers.
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State Central
Lexington
Department of Agriculture
State Central Committee
R. Fl. Stevenson
Walter Meng
Paris
Lyman Yancey
Owenton
Kentuckian Joins Call to Order at San Francisco Convention
J Bruce Kremer of Montana vice chair of the Democratic National Committee called the convention to order and introduced Homer Cummings as temporary chairman. Kremer is a former Kentuckian who lived in Louisville.
Bottle throwing leads to hotel shooting in Richmond
Simpson Rogers, east of the city, reportedly attacked Boyd Sandlin owner of the Richmond Hotel after throwing pop bottles and restaurant items. Sandlin fired a single shot wounding Rogers in the shoulder. Rogers was treated at Gibson hospital and sent home. Warrants for disorderly conduct and malicious shooting issued. examining trial set for Monday night before City Judge G. Murray Smith. Sandlin claims self defense.
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Simpson Rogers
Richmond
Boyd Sandlin
Sandlii
Rogers
Gibson Hospital
Chargin
G. Murray Smith
Distillers Settle With Angle Sam
Louisville reports Wathen Distilling Company settles government claims for back taxes and penalties after distillery seizure. Settlement totals 115000 dollars. government had claimed penalties up to 750600 dollars.
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Angle Sam
Associated Press
Louisville
Washington
Wathen Distilling Company
Rev D H Matherly Receives Unanimous Call in Spray North Carolina
Rev D H Matherly, pastor of Second Christian church East Main Street, has a unanimous call to lead First Christian church in Spray North Carolina. Officers will hold the call open until September 1 with a higher salary and strong interest in securing his services. Spray, a city of about 15 000, stands as a promising field of ministry.
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D. H. Matherly
Second Christian Church
East Main Street
First Christian Church
Spray
N. C
Matherly
Local Marriage Licenses Reported
Monday licenses issued for Wilbert Joe 21 farmer and Beulah Warren 24 of Edmont on. Robert Orin Burgett 31 of Columbus Ohio and Jessie Hughes Carpenter 20 of Flemingsburg. George K Johns 18 farmer and Phoebia Warner of Cleveland Kentucky.
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Wilbert Joe
Farmer
Beulah Warren
Myr
Alex Warren
Edmonton
Robert Orin Burgett
Columbus
Ohio
Jessie Hughes Carpenter
Elizabeth Carpenter
Flemingsburg
George K. Johns
Phoebia Warner
Cleveland
Two Keys with Tags Available at Daily Register Office
Two keys labeled 55592 and 39990 are available for pickup at the Daily Register office after pavine for this adv. 1554
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Pavine
Death of Louisville tobacco dealer William P Stule
William P Stule a 27 year old retired tobacco dealer and longtime Louisville resident ended his life at his home in Louisville after fourteen years of residence. authorities report the death as a fatal incident.
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William P. Stule
Louisville
Notice to Tax Payers on 1920 Taxes Due
City tax due notices warn taxpayers to pay by November 1 1920 or face ordinance penalties and 6 percent interest on overdue amounts. City Collector Jesse Dykes urges settlement from 1535 Office City Hall.
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Jesse Dykes
Office City Hall
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Laurel Street
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GALL
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