Smith Hays Named For Circuit Judge In 25th District
petitions filed in Frankfort show J Smith Hays of Winchester seeks both Democratic and Republican nominations for Circuit Judge in the 25th district under the non partisan law. Shackelford also seeks the Democratic nomination and may run against Hays for both parties.
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Frankfort
J. Smith Hays
Winchester
Secretary of State
25Th Judicial District
Ira Bullock
Fawcette County
Henry R. Prewitt
Mt. Sterling
Mr. Hays
W. R. Shackelford
Shackelford
Messrs. J R. Dunbar
W. A. Langford
Richmond
W.O. Mays
J. Wiggins
Hays
Courier-Journal
Stanton
Powell County
R L. Davison
Stanford
Lincoln
Garrard
Boyle
Casey
J .E. Robinson
Robinson
Chautauqua season ticket offers best value at $3.03
The Christian church women run this year’s Chau tauqua to raise funds for decorations. A season ticket grants access to the entire program for $3.03 while single admissions total $10 for all shows. The three best numbers cost $3.05 by single ticket, with season access and other eleven numbers free. Half of season ticket proceeds go to the church, while single admissions yield only 10 percent.
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Christian Church
Chautauqua
Kentucky Weather Snapshot for Today
Local forecast calls for thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in Kentucky. Wednesday should be partly cloudy with little change in temperature.
Lipstock Market Highlights by City and Market
Cincinnati trade shows lambs steady and strong Jersey prices down packers up 10 cents calf prices lower. Louisville market reports cartel 200 cattle uneven tops 7 hogs 1200 strong unchanged sheep 2000 uneven unchanged lambs 10 and choice 10.50.
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Cincinnati
Jersey
Louisville
Jne
Democrats Nominee for Mayor Declared Ineligible
Louisville Kentucky June 28 Jos M Emmart named by Democrats as mayoral nominee for November a court of appeals ruling disqualified him for failing to register and vote in the last election The party weighs options including naming William Hoke Camp or holding a free for all primary with other candidates ignored by the convention
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Louisville
Jos. M. Emmart
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Emmart
William Hoke Camp
Turpin Seeks Justice of Peace Nomination in Red House
Alex Turpin, a leading Red House area farmer and landowner, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Justice of the Peace. He pledges support for good roads and public improvements while advocating economical county administration and fiscal restraint.
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Red House
Justice of the Peace
D. J. Williams
Alex Turpin
M Grath Killed by Auto in Louisville
Louisville, June 28 Frank McGrath a 65 year old Democratic politician was fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by 14 year old Slyman Godfrey son of Benjamin Godfrey an auctioneer at Camp Taylor The collision pinned him to a telephone pole and caused a fractured skull leading to death within about thirty minutes Emma Kasper of Jeffersonville Ind was slightly injured Godfrey was taken into custody Witnesses said McGrath tried to leap to safety after sensing danger The long time Democratic leader in Louisville was 25 years in the role.
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Louisville
Frank McGrath
Slyman Godfrey
Benjamin Godfrey
Camp Taylor
McGrath
Emma Kasper
Jeffersonville
Ind
Young Godfrey
House Passes Robinson Bill For Federal Road Aid
The House approved the Robsion bill by 266 to 77 after a lengthy debate. The measure funds highway improvements with federal money, seen as fulfilling Republican platform pledges amid retrenchment promises.
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House
Robinson
Washington
J. M. Robsion
Kentucky
For Sale 1918 Ford Touring Car Carl Warfield
151 tf FOR SALE 1918 Ford Touring car offered by Carl Warfield Hall. Phone 483. Contact for purchase details.
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Carl Warfield
Hall
Peace Bill Reached In Knox Porter War End Accord
Republican conferees in the Senate and House reached a compromise on the Knox Porter resolution to end the state of war with Germany and Austria on June 28 in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Austria
Senate
House
Reformers seek injunction to block Dempsey Carpentier bout
Robert Watson of the International Reform Bureau with five Jersey City clergy filed in Chancery Court to stop the Dempsey Carpentier fight. The judge denied the injunction but allowed a new filing with another Chancellor as he was leaving town. Bureau officials departed to pursue a different court.
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Jersey City
N. J
Robert Watson
International Reform Bureau
Chancery Court
Dempsey-Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Bureau
National Reform Bureau Seeks Ban on Prize Fight
Washington reports Dr Wilbur F Craft announces the National Reform Bureau aims to block Watson led efforts for an injunction. Craft says Watson has evidence to prove the fight is a prize bout not a lawful boxing match under New Jersey law.
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Washington
Wilbur F Craft
National Reform Bureau
Rev Watson
Crafts
Watson
New Jersey
Judge Smith Targets Drunk Activity In Town
Police Judge Murray Smith ordered restraint on intoxicated behavior in court Monday night issuing warnings to several local youths. Preston Age faced a $100 fine and grand jury hold after moonshine and speeding arrests near Big Hill. Millard Garrett will have a Thursday night hearing while Newland Agee pleaded guilty to the street assault and was fined $300 and held to the grand jury. George Robb had no shown involvement.
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Murray Smith
Preston Age
Big Hill
Millard Garrett
George Robb
Newland Agee
Lew Baldwin
Former Madison Man Dies in Clark County
George Washington Lewis aged 58 born in Madison county died at his Winchester home Saturday night about 11 15 of heart trouble after years of ill health. He moved to Clark county thirty years ago and ran a general merchandise store and farmed. Survived by wife Madge McKinney of Estill county two sons Rucker H Lewis and George M Lewis of Clark county one brother James H Lewis and sister Mrs J H Martin of Richmond. Funeral at 130 East Broadway Winchester Monday at 2 30 conducted by Dr G W Banks and Rev W L Byrd.
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George Washington Lewis
Madison County
Winchester
Lewis
Asa K. Lewis
Clark County
Madge Mckiiney
Estill County
Rucker H. Lewis
George M Lewis
James H. Lewis
J. H. Martin
Richmond
East Broadway
G. W. Banks
W. L. Byrd
Winchester Bank Elects Sphar President After Witherspoon Death
W. R. Sphar was elected president of the Winchester Bank to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Col. N. H. Witherspoon, marking a leadership change at the financial institution.
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W. R. Sphar
Winchester Bank
Col. N. H. Witherspoon
No marked change in business conditions in Eighth District
The June report from the Eighth Federal Reserve shows no overall shift from May. Industry reports vary, with demand steady though uneven. prices for wheat and flour have dropped, while iron, steel, and grain markets fluctuate. Corn planting nears completion and winter wheat yields look above last year. farm labor is plentiful and cheaper than a year ago.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Federal Reserve District
Tennessee
Mississippi
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Railroad Tax Ruling on Whitley County Schools
Attorney General Dawson states railroad and bridge companies must pay common school taxes for their mileage in the county school district to the county school superintendent. Sam Walker, Whitley County Superintendent, reports the ruling clarifying tax payment to the county official rather than the sheriff, per the 1920 act interpretation.
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Sam Walker
Whitley County
Dawson
Walker
Court of Appeals
Geo Sewell Dies In Jessamine County
George W. Sewell aged 80 died at his Pink neighborhood home in Jessamine County. Survived by sons Albert of Pink John of Garrard B E of Franklin and Matt of Danville and daughter Lena Brock of Jessamine County.
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George W. Sewell
Pink
Jessamine County
Albert Sewell
John Sewell
Garrard County
B. E. Sewel
Franklin County
Matt. Sewell
Danville
Lena Brock
Wheat drops nine cents as prices slide in Chicago trade
Severe breaks in the price of wheat occurred today with some sales showing a loss of 9 cents a bushel. Free selling by country holders contributed to the decline in Chicago trading venues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Barnett Wins $50 Judgment in Dog Killing Case
Frank Barnett received a 50 dollar judgment against Joe Ross for killing his dog in county court. He sought 200 dollars in damages after Ross shot the animal while dealing with roaming dogs on Moberly avenue. The jury heard testimony from both sides and witnesses in the May incident.
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Frank Barnett
Joe Ross
Ross
Moberly Avenue
Mr. Barnett
Baughman
Gott
Parks
Soper
Messrs
Black
Turpin
Cox
Smith
Wells
Barnett
J S to Prosecute Luxury Tax Evaders
New York June 28 federal grand jury indicted Martin and Martin leather goods leaders for violating the 1918 revenue act and conspiring to defraud the government by evading luxury taxes United States Attorney Hayward announced a campaign against tax evaders Commissioner Blair ordered prosecutions.
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Associated Press
New York
Martin
United States
Hayward
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Blair
New Congressmen Take Bit in Teeth
Representative Ansorge of New York announced that about a hundred new Republican members will meet tomorrow night to discuss Congress progress. He said the group aims to substitute action for delay, stressing no revolt but a push for faster moves.
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Washington
Ansorge
New York
House
Congress
Railway Workers Vote on Wage Cut Rejection
Chicago reports indicate an overwhelming vote against the eight per cent wage cut ordered by the Railway Labor Board for railroad shop employees. B M Jewell, head of the shop organization, says the claim is misleading and notes about two thirds of six hundred thousand members voted, with a few votes capable of swinging the result.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Charles J Bonaparte Dies at 70 in Maryland Home
Charles J. Bonaparte former Attorney General in the Roosevelt administration died at his country home near Baltimore after a year-long illness from heart and kidney problems. He was 70.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Here
British Coal Strike Settled in London
The coal mine strike that began on April 1 in Britain has ended with an official settlement announced today in London.
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Associated Press
London
Scratch of pin fatal to young wife
Friends in Danville mourn the death of Mrs. Jane Crawford Lillard 25 after blood poisoning from a pin scratch. She leaves husband Stout Lillard and a 9 month old daughter. Daughter of Dr. C. K. Crawford of Louisville and sister of Mrs. Vance Taylor. A Kentucky College for Women graduate she and husband had just returned from France.
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Stout Lillard
Danville
Jane Crawford Lillard
Danvile Hospital
Dixie Highway Meeting At Boone Tavern Berea
The Dixie Highway Committee held a meeting at Boone Tavern in Berea with Mr Hill the new Dixie Highway Commission director and boosters from Cincinnati and Lexington. Speakers included Dr Bonifield and Mr Culkins as well as Judge Allison of Chattanooga. The group discussed transportation progress and plans for a Cincinnati meeting in late September.
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Dixie Highway Committee
Boone Tavern
Dixie Boosters
Berea
Hill
Dixie Highway Commission
Cincinnati
Lexington
Bonifield
Cincinnati Auto Club
Culkins
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Jen Shouse
New Lafayette
J. W. Elerndon
Director Hill
Bradberry
Rockcastle County
Banfield
Highway Commission
M. \. Allison
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dixie Highway Association
Bill
Davis
Ohio
Rockcastle
Produce Prices From Renaker Poultry Company Field
Prices quoted include 18 cents a dozen for eggs, 30 cents for large springers, 20 cents for small springers, and 14 cents for goslings. Also listed are horse hides No 1 at $2 each and turkeys with varied pricing.
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Renaker Poultry Company
O.s
Asia
Frankfort Urges Compliance With New School Building Plans
County superintendents and educational boards are urged to submit plans for new school buildings to the State Superintendent for approval. J Virgil Chapman notes most counties follow the law but some erect structures without compliance. He favors a future state commissioner of school buildings and cites nationwide trends in school building regulations.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Nyv
J. Virgil Chapman
Chapman
State Board of Health
Board of Health
United Staates Bureau of Education
Methodists Extend Mountain Work in Kentucky Conference
Dr. Karl W. G. Hiller, longtime Nebraska Methodist work leader, joins the Kentucky Conference Southeastern District as Community Extension Director. He will oversee district community programs in mountain coal mining camps from his Lincoln Nebraska base. the move is announced by Rev. Ollie Regan.
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Associated Press
Pineville
Karl W. G. Ifiller
Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kentucky
Ollie Regan
Hiller
Lincoln
Middle West
Interchurch World Movement
Harlan
Home Missionary Organization
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Church
Reagan
Reward Paid to Capture Fallis Suspect’s Wife Receives Funds
Frankfort Ky June 28 the wife and children of John A Fallis charged with shooting four policemen here two weeks ago received the 500 dollar reward offered by Governor Morrow. Thomas E Kenney one of Fallis captors turned the money over to Fallis’ wife.
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Frankfort
John A. Fallis
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Lipstock
Justice OF Peace
M’grath
Reformer
Judge Smith
Madison
Clark
Geo. Sewell
Jessamine
J. S
Dixie Highway
Fallis
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