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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
2
Charles G. Dawson, head of President Harding's budget economy commission, says his plan could save the treasury a billion dollars in a year. If true, taxpayers will remember him, though critics note his sharp tongue before investigators.
The Louisville Post comments on the Lexington Leader editorial agent Gov. Morrow praising the Leader as fair. It notes past criticisms of Woodrow Wilson and suggests the Leader may acknowledge Wilson’s work only when it sees it for itself. The piece critiques the Leader’s scope and implies skepticism about its growth.
County Judge Mulcahy of Woodford seems to face no opposition for another term after he urged the Fiscal Court to cut his salary from 100 to 50 dollars a month. He argued the reduced workload justifies the lower pay. Mulcahy is labeled an official in a thousand or a million.
Citizens are urged to purchase season tickets for Chautauqua. The Redpath entertainment is praised as splendid in every respect and proceeds support the First Christian church women who reliably direct funds to charitable causes.
The First Christians beat the Second Church Campbellite 9 to 0 on Normal field Tuesday in seven innings. Pitcher James Robert Neff allowed only one hit, with Turley leading the offense by three singles in four trips and Barnett scoring on a Ty Cobb style slide. Oldham starred behind the plate as the only catcher performance noted.
Paducah Kentucky June 29 Robert Arnold who last night killed Lydia Miller and shot himself lingered in jail today with small chance of recovery Authorities are searching for Arnolds wife and three children who are supposed to be in Tennessee
Freddie Farris four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farris died Tuesday at 3 PM after arriving from Dunlap Tennessee. Peritonitis struck upon arrival. burial at the Roberts home Burnamwood with funeral Thursday at 3 PM. The community offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
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