Bryan Forces Win Early Platform Hearing At Convention
The Bryan faction urged to present their platform case first in committee hearings by a 27 to 25 vote. Administration forces moved to control proceedings at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, denying Reed a Missouri seat and placing Administration members in key committees while barring Bryan from drafting the platform subcommittee. McAdoo’s name to be nominated at the earliest opportunity.
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Bryan
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Platform
Reed
Missouri
McAdoo
Burris A. Jenkins
Kansas City
Committee On Rules
New York
Committee On
Robinson
Republican Party
Chicago
National Committee
Georgia
Palmer
Smith-Watson
White House
Weather Outlook for Kentucky and Political Drift
Kentucky weather forecasts indicate warm and fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. In political chatter, Cox supporters fight for neutral liquor stance while McAdoo gains or loses momentum as delegates weigh leadership and possible candidacy.
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Kentucky
McAdoo Friends Open Headquarters in San Francisco
McAdoo supporters opened three rented rooms as a campaign base in San Francisco. They deny a formal campaign structure, estimate 250 to 300 votes, and foresee Palmer leading early ballots with Cox second before a potential McAdoo rise.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Bank robbery foiled in Lincoln Kentucky by woman operator
Hustonville Ky June 29 Citizens roused by telephone operator Miss Sophia Dye surrounded the People s Bank from its cellar. Two men ran to a waiting automobile and escaped amid a shower of bullets. This marked the second Kentucky bank robbery frustrated by a woman within a week. The first occurred at Finchville Shelby county.
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Associated Press
Hustonville
Sophia Dye
Peoples’ Bank
Kentucky
Finchville
Shelby County
Irvine man survives plane crash on California trip
Robert R. Friend of Irvine, a district delegate to the Democratic National Convention, escaped injury when the airplane he was in tumbled near Los Angeles. He suffered only a slight bruise on the head, with the dispatch noting his remark that he found the country "progressively democratic" as he traveled west.
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Robert R. Friend
Irvine
Richmond
Madison County
California
Friend
Vrisco
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dispatch
County Public Schools Undergo Renovations Ahead of July 19 Opening
Improvements at multiple county public schools are underway for the July 19 opening. Remodeling is progressing at several sites and will be finished in time for the start of classes.
McAdoo and Cox Seek Indiana Support in Fractured Campaign
The battle for Indiana momentum tightens as Palmer lags and labor groups pressure. The AFL push, marshall’s formal bid, and supposed Hardin openings shape a crowded field with many hopefuls waiting for a decisive moment.
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Cox
Palmer
American Federation of Labor
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
McAdoo
Bryan Subside a Tufle San Francisco Platform Fight
June 29 report from San Francisco says the Democratic platform process shows less chance of floor conflict. William Jennings Bryan, removed from the Platform sub-Committee, may not present his planks on prohibition League of Nations or other topics for sub-committee review.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
League of Nations
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A man forgets the exact article he wants and buys something else as a last resort. The advised safe method is to cut this out and take it along to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets. These tablets are described as satisfactory for constipation and indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Lost college key with initials BE. A. T. in pearls
A missing college key shaped as a broach with initials BE. A. T. engraved on the back. It was found on Sunday and should be returned to Mrs. John A. Gray at 123 Broadway.
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John A. Gray
Broadway
Madison County Grants Bride A Day For June
Madison County reports 32 marriage licenses issued in June surpassing last year’s 24. Despite no licenses issued on the latest Tuesday, Cupid remains two days ahead with a bride a day in the county for the month.
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Cupid
Madison County
Kentucky Distilleries to Produce Alcohol from Molasses
Five Kentucky distilleries will be commissioned to produce commercial liquor from molasses. The late Miss Lou Peak of Georgetown, 88, dies after a long illness. she was a direct descendant of the Sugggets, Scott county founders. Shriners train returns from Portland coning to Louisville. Coolidge seeks world leadership. mixed notes on Japan’s moral progress and local events accompany the news.
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Kentucky
Lou Peak
Georgetown
Scott County
Kentucky Shriners
Porland
Oregon
Louisville
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Collidge
Huntingburg
Ind
Southern Railway
Neva
Gaby Deslys
Paris
Thomas Lipton
U.S
New York
Dayton
United States
Panther
W. Va
Evansville
Lexington
Geneva
Switzerland
Booze Is Not a Good Cure for Stomach Trouble
A columnist warns against using alcohol as a remedy for colic and stomach pains. The piece urges seeking medical advice or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, noting that many believe alcohol helps but that belief is mistaken.
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Ames
Iowa
Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Rookwood Coffee Ad by D. B. McKinney and Co
An advertisement for Rookwood Coffee from D. B. McKinney and Co promises a money back guarantee if the coffee is not the best the buyer has ever tasted. The brief notice emphasizes a failure proof claim and direct purchase.
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Rookwood
D. B. McKinney and Co
Two Keys Found With Tags 55598 and 39990
Local notice states two keys were found bearing tags 55598 and 39990. Owner may claim them at the Daily Register office by presenting the notice and paying a fee.
Richmond to Keep Open Monday Civic Business and Court Day
Richmond will keep county offices banks and other businesses open next Monday July 5 due to July 4 falling on Sunday. The city expects many country visitors and a busy court day with no special Fourth of July celebration. Livestock sales are anticipated with a record attendance while horse demand remains for saddle horses and ponies despite previous low bidding.
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Richmond
Sandlin Roge r Case In City Court Continues
In city court Monday Boyd Sandlin faced malicious shooting charges after an incident at the Richmond hotel Sunday evening. Rogers, injured in the shoulder, cannot appear due to wounds. Sandlin pleads not guilty and posts $200 bond for a Friday night, July 2 hearing. Judge Smith continues case and summons several witnesses.
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Boyd Sandlin
Simpson Rogers
Richmond
Rogers
G. Murray Smith
Sandlin
Chautauqua Opens With Season Tickets Urged
The big Chautauqua tent will open Wednesday afternoon with readings and music. Season tickets are cheaper than single admissions, with war tax included. night programs cost more individually. Tickets available at Perry's Drug Store Stockton's Elder's State Bank and Trust Co. Afternoon session 3 30, evening 8.
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Louise Stallings
Mendelssohn
Chautauqua
Perry’s
Stockton
Elder’s
Southern National Bank and State Bank and Trust Company
Rabbit association to hear address at Lexington meeting
The Blue Grass Association. meeting at the Y M C A in Lexington will feature C S Gibson of Detroit secretary of the National Breeders and Fanciers Association delivering the address.
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Rabbit Association
Blue Grass Association
Lexington
C. S. Gibson
Detroit
National
Breeders’ and Fanciers’ Association
Markets report: cattle steady hogs steady sheep down
Cincinnati markets show hogs 50c higher in general, cattle steady, calves 50c higher, lambs about 1 dollar lower with prices around 7.50 for sheep and 16.50 to 16.75 for lambs. Louisville market on June 29 lists cattle steady, hogs unchanged, sheep 50c lower at 7.50, lambs at 16.50 and 16.75.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jersey
Louisville
Quarterly Court Session Prolonged by Heavy Docket
Madison quarterly court adjournment risks extending into Tuesday due to many jury cases. Several cases were disposed of including dismissals settlements and continued trials. Notable actions include Ames Adams vs John Gentry dismissed and Moynahan Forbes vs M Estes judgment for plaintiffs.
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Madison Quarterly Court
Myers & Smith
D. S. Barnes
Oldham & Rowland
United States Railroad Administration
Rice & Arnold
Adams Express Company
Douglas & Simmons
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Walker D. Hines
M. H. Ross
Cash Woods
Acorn Refining Company
Million and Company
Marion Newby
Dee Munday
Ames Adams
John Gentry
T. C. Johnson
J. M. Sandlin
Collins
Joseph Tailoring Company
W. B Jones
Robert Rowette
Industrial Supply & Engineeering Company
B. F. Hurst
Aliie Biggerstaff
American Railway Express Company
D. Kincaid
H. G. Lee
H. D. Prewitt
Thurman Teater
Briant Newby
Dave Smith
Prince Gets Bond and His Freedom
Malcom Prince of Tennessee was jailed after a refused check at a local bank. He posted a $100 bond for appearance. He told officers that older youths pressured him to cash the check and threaten him. He gave conflicting stories about the money and said he was not more guilty than the others, though none of the others have been caught.
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Malcom Prince
Tennessee
Young Prince
Arested
Fifth Marriage For Mian 4 Score and 4
Princeton Kentucky June 29 R B Williett and Mrs Lena Sheehan of Sturgis wed. The groom is 84 and this is his fifth marriage. The bride is 74 and this is her third marriage.
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Princeton
R. B. Williett
Lena Sheehan
Sturgis
Rainstorm Wetens Local Coal Merchant in Berea
L R Blanton, a Berea coal merchant, arrived home soaked from a heavy rain that struck the area Tuesday morning. He questioned friends about the wet weather as he recounted the ordeal.
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L. R. Blanton
Berea
Formal Order Mandates Teacher Attendance at Institute
County School Superintendent B F Edwards reports a meeting of county superintendents decided all teachers must attend the Eastern Normal institute beginning July 12. State Superintendent George Colvin says the rule applies statewide, with certificate revocation for noncompliance. The notice aims to ensure teacher participation despite some viewing the institute as an imposition. Local boards were told to keep teachers close by and focused on the schools under their control.
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B. F. Edwards
Eastern Normal
George Colvin
Kentucky
Bathers in Danger As Water Depth Shifts Alarm Drowns Risk
A report from Kentucky and neighboring states notes fewer drownings Sunday but warns many cannot swim and dangerous water depths persist. Witnesses describe treacherous currents along the Kentucky River with several near-drownings, including a Winchester woman, Mrs Jouett, and an unnamed man, underscoring current shifts and unseen holes along Madison County waterways.
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Kentucky
Molly and I Tonight Starring Shirley Mason
Miss Shirley Mason appears in Molly and I a Fox produced comedy based on Frank R Adams Molly and I and the Silver Ring A strong cast supports Mason with Albert Roscoe as the blind author and others in capable roles promising a charming screen outing.
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Shirley Mason
William Fox
Molly and I
Frank R. Adams
Mis Mason
Albert Roscoe
Shirley
Remedy Advised for Rheumatic Pain Relief
When stiffness and soreness of muscles make movement painful, try massaging affected areas with Chamberlain's ointment. It eases pain and helps rest and sleep become possible.
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Chamberlain
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Thomas Love
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Bob Friend
Sandlin-Rogers Gase Continued
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