Hoover Address Sought by Kentucky Senator
Senator Geo Hon of Winchester introduced a joint resolution inviting Herbert Hoover to address the Kentucky General Assembly. The measure lauds Hoover for diplomacy with Belgium and invites him to speak on current public welfare topics.
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Frankfort
Geo Hon
Winchester
Herbert Hoover
General Assembly
Hoover
Belgium
House
Vance
Williamson
Jefferson Davis
Meyers
Smith
Budget Commission
Kentucky State Historical Society
Kentucky Children’s Home Society
Kentucky Home Society
Kentucky School For Education of the Blind
Kentucky School For the Deaf
Duffy
State Board of Health
State Tax Commission
van Hoose
Kentucky Historical Society
Hudson
Marshall
Morris
Senator Perry
Whittaker
Senator River
Harlan
Ballard
William Logan
Senate
State Tax Commis
Senator Nunn
Markets Report From Louisville Cattle Prices Steady
Markets note cattle 200 head active hogs 1600 strong sheep 50 steady all unchanged in Louisville on March 3 with pricing context for traders and buyers.
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Louisville
Legion Memorial Service Tonight at First Christian Church
A large Madison County audience will attend the World War memorial service at First Christian Church at 8 o clock tonight. After benediction, families of the dead receive diplomas of honor from the French government. Dr R L Telford delivers the address. program includes music by Elder's Orchestra, Miss Metcalf, and Elizabeth Turley, with readings and a roll of honor.
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Madison County
First Christian Church
Harry Miller
Lexington
R. L. Telford
Elder
O. O. Green
Harry D. Rice
Jesse M. Dykes
Alice Metcalf
Test
Jesus
Soldier relief hearings see protest over misstatement
The House Ways and Means Committee hearing on soldier relief measures faced a new disruption as Edward Hale of Veterans of Foreign Wars challenged a previous statement by a commander. A protest erupted but was calmed by Chairman Forney who warned to maintain order.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee On
Edward Hale
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Olie
F Forney
Harding Campaigns in Texas as First Presidential Hopeful
Senator Harding of Ohio campaigned in Fort Worth Texas on March 3 as the first presidential candidate to ever visit this state. The Texas stop marked a historic move in southern politics for the Republican hopeful.
More Newberry Defendants Freed In Election Conspiracy Case
Judge Sessions discharged 15 more defendants in the Newberry election conspiracy cases, leaving 85 defendants total. The Associated Press report notes the rulings were issued in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Associated
I’ress
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marel
Sessions
Newberry Electun
Wilson Goes Motoring From White House Grounds
President Wilson left the White House grounds for the first time since October when his physician ordered him to bed. He rode with Mrs. Wilson, Dr Grayson, and secret service men, while photographers were kept from taking pictures.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Presideit Wilson
White House
Salient Senate votes routine bills pass in party line
The passage records show three bills clearing the Senate. Senator Brock's measure raises the Secretary of the State Board of Nurses Examiners salary from 1000 to 1800 and lowers nurse training age to 18, with automatic licensure for nurses with ten years in religious hospital work. Senator Harris's bank loan charge bill passes to allow a one dollar fee. Senator Davis's personal property distribution bill allocates 750 worth for widow and infant children, all passing without opposition.
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Brock
State Board of Nurses’ Examiners
Harris
Gardner
Davis
Forecast on State's Republican Big Four
In Louisville on March 3 prior to the state convention it is believed A T Hert Gov Morrow Mrs John G South and Dr S H George will be named delegates from the state at large to the Republican National Convention George to represent the negroes replacing Roscoe Conkling Simmons who faces opposition.
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Associated Press
Louisville
A T. Hert
Gov. Morrow
John G. South
S. H. George
George
Roscoe Conkling Simmons
Madison county Republicans pick district slate at Danville convention
A large Madison county Republican delegation attended the Danville district convention and then moved to Louisville for the state gathering. George Florence of Stanford chaired. Bates of Boyle elected secretary. Wm. Wallace and J. L. Butler led for national convention. J. E. Woods and W. B. Buford chosen as alternates. H. W. Bastin elected to state central committee. Perryman narrowly won presidential elector contest 94 to 82. Resolutions endorsed Morrow, Hert, and Prof. G. W. Saffel as at large delegates.
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Madison County
Danville
Louisville
Hert-Morrow
Spencer
George Florence
Stanford
Prof. Bates
Boyle
R. L
State Central Committee
J. L. Perryman
Adair County
Dr. Davison
Lincoln County
Morrow
A. T. Hert
G. W. Saffel
Shelby County
Allied Council Orders Turkish Fleet Dismantled
The Supreme Council ruled today that Turkish warships be broken up and the Turkish army reduced to a non threatening strength. The decision aims to prevent any future aggression by Turkey.
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London
Allied Supreme Council
Rebekahs Pie Supper Nets $76.10 At I O O F Hall
The Rebekah Lodge No 28 held a pie supper Tuesday at the I O O F hall. Pies sold well raising 76.10 for the lodge and Nettie Thurman sold the highest pie for 22. After serving pies, a dance concluded the evening with many pleasant remarks from committee members Mary Edwards T S Todd and Stagner.
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Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Nettie Thurman
Mary Edwards
T. Stodd
Stagner
Rookwood Coffee Company Ad Promotes Rich Cup
An advertisement from D. B. McKin ney & Company highlights a steaming fragrant aromatic coffee. It touts a rich cup that starts the day well and notes the product is associated with Rookwood coffee.
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D. B. McKinney& Company
Beckham Shifts on Treaty Reservations in Senate
Washington reports two more Republican-led re admissions of treaty reservations, including the Monroe Doctrine clause, with larger margins than in November. Beckham of Kentucky switched to support the Doctrine reservation, while seven Democrats joined Republicans on the second vote asserting U.S. jurisdiction over domestic matters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Beckham
Kentucky
United States
J. C. W. Beckham
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Key Pittman
Charles B. Henderson
Nevada
W. H. King
Utah
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Henry L. Myers
Montana
New Woolworth Manager Brought to Richmond Store
Al Woolworth's Mr L Wall of Louisville takes over as manager of the Richmond Woolworth store and is welcomed by local business men. He replaces Miss Beulah Conway who resigned to return home to Frankfort.
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L. Wall
Louisville
Richmond
Heating Plant For Jail To Get Independent Steam Heat
The Fiscal Court awarded a $730 bid to E F Hurst to install steam heat with the Dunham system at the county jail. The project aims to remove heat dependence on the courthouse furnace and address boiler troubles.
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Court House
En F. Hurst
Dunham
Straus Resigns From Federal Reserve Board
Albert Straus of New York resigns from the Federal Reserve Board saying he can retire once his work is finished. He notes there has been no friction on the board and his departure follows his acceptance of the appointment.
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Washington
Albert Straus
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Straus
Neff's Fish and Oyster House Dinner Specials
Nice baked fish offered for Sunday dinners and a full line of dressed poultry available at Neff's Fish and Oyster House with phone contact 431.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Wills Probated in County Court Feature Two Documents
Two wills were offered for probate in county court. John M. Campbell of Silver Creek left his estate to wife Martha for life with heirs after. son Through Campbell named ex executor. Edna Farris provided for a tombstone and education funds for grandchildren Cornet and Leslie Baxter. 14 acres at Farristown and a 40acre Big Hill tract for sale with proceeds to Arthur Baxter and Fielden Baxter. Executors named Tidist and others.
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John M. Campbell
Silver Creek
Martha D. Campbell
Thlugh Campbell
Morris Todd
W.S. Roop
Edna Far
Lewis’ Farris
Sherman Todd
Four Richmond young businessmen launch drive to boost church Sunday School attendance
A campaign led by Hart Perry Cecil Simmons Harris Noland and Fred Davison at the First Christian Church aims to raise Sunday School attendance from 200–300 to 500–600 in eight weeks. Superintendent Arnold reorganizes with improved staff and rooms while two adult classes meet in the main church auditorium. Turley and Mrs Pickels classes join a friendly attendance contest starting next Sunday. The group promises a constructive drive to conserve every gain.
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First Christian Church
Richmonld
Hart
Perry
Cecil Simmons
Harris
Noland
Fred Davison
Richmond
Arnold
Carpenter
Turley
R. E. Turley
Geo. Pickels
Marriage Licenses Granted in Richmond Area
Barney Hopper 21 of Richmond and Nellie B. Jones 16 of White's Station received licenses. H S Early 42 of Richmond and Bessie Clarke 28 of Newby obtained licenses.
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Barney Hopper
Richmond
Curl Hopper
Nellie B. Jones
D. W. Jones
White’s Station
H. S. Early
Alexander Early
Bessie Clarke
Newby
Felix Clarke
Weather: Rain and warmth, then possible snow Thursday
Rain and warmer conditions arrive tonight with rain on Thursday. The forecast indicates a possible change to snow in the afternoon or at night, shaping travel and outdoor plans.
Mary Pickford Granted Divorce Near Reno
Mary Pickford, motion picture star, was granted a divorce from Owen Moore Monday at Minden near Carson City on grounds of desertion. Moore was not in court.
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Associated Press
Reno
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Minden
Carson City
Moore
Soviet Uprisings Reported in Portugal
Reports from the Portuguese frontier say workmen in Portugal have proclaimed a Soviet republic with postal and railroad workers joining. Unconfirmed news notes a railroad strike initiated Monday night demanding higher wages, with further strikes possible across Portuguese railroads.
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Asociated Press
Madrid
Portugal
Portugese
Tuy
Spain
Poisoner Kills Fine Fox Hounds In Local Incident
A hidden poisoner killed about 600 dollars worth of fox hounds on East Main street early this week. Hounds at Patrolman Maupin and others including Music owned by Rodes Terrill and Old Lizzie owned by Jennings Maupin died after strychnine exposure. Anderson Agee mourns his top bitch as fox hound men vow to uncover the culprit.
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East Main Street
William’ Maupin
Rodes Terrill
Jennings Maupin
Old Lizzie
Lee
Liz
Anderson Agee
Fox Hound
Presbyterians Open Church Bids On New Home
Bids for the First Presbyterian church construction were opened by the building committee on Tuesday. No contract awarded yet as bids are considered. The Selden Breck Company of St Louis submitted the lowest bid at 61600 dollars while a Louisville firm offered the highest at 79000 dollars.
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First Presbyterian Church
Selden-Breck Company
St. Louis
Louisville
Saved By A Dog Hopkinsville Heroic Pet Returns Stranger
Mrs. Nancy Smith, 80, owes her life to a farm dog on J H Pyle’s property in North Christian. She toppled while visiting and lay trapped for three days and nights with nearly continual rain. The dog’s behavior led Mr Pyle to her location, she was carried home and treated, with pneumonia feared but recovery possible.
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Hopkinsville
Nancy Smith
J- H- Pyle
North Christian
Mr. Pyle
Mrs. Smith
Little Colonel Author III Faces Critical Illness
Johnston famed author of the Little Colonel is critically ill at an infirmary in Louisville following abdominal surgery. Mrs Annie Fellows Johnston is identified as the author and the city of Louisville as the location of the illness.
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Little Colonel
Associated Dress
Louisville
Annie Fellows
Johnston
Jewelry found on Main Street near Xmas
A piece of jewelry with chip diamonds found on Main Street around Christmas is offered for return. Owner must describe and pay for this advertisement. Contact Mrs. E. V. Elder at 53-21.
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Main _ street
E. V. Elder
Lost Automobile License Tag Number 28 780
Lost tag reported on Lexington Pike near 122 East Main Street, belonging to Alex King. Contact 53 1p with information.
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Lexington, Pike
Alex King
E. Main Street
Madison High Considers New Gymnasium Plan
City Board of Education discusses a Madison High gymnasium with architect E A Webber from Newport. The project aims to add athletics emphasis at minimal expense while exploration continues. Pro F D H Starns resigns as principal to seek church ministry in Mississippi. Miss Carraleen Smith serves as pro tem principal pending vacancy.
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Madison High School
City Board of Education
E. A. Webber
Newport
Webber
Pro
D. H. Starns
Prof. Starns
Mississippi
Miss Carraleen Smith
Flu Proves Fatal to Rebeat Tevis
Mr. Robert Tevis died at Pattie A. Clay infirmary after a brief illness of influenza and pneumonia. Surviving him his wife and three children, his mother and one brother in Richland and another brother in the county. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Telford with interment in Richmond cemetery. He had lived in Richmond most of his life and left many friends.
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Robert Tevis
Pattie A. Clay
Richland,Jr
Telford
Richmond Cemetery
Tevis
Richmond
National Bank Condition Report Issued for Feb 28
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of February 28, detailing balance sheet standings and capital ratios across financial institutions. The release, dated Washington March 13, highlights bank health and compliance status nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Pneumonia Strikes Families as Carter County Woman Dies
In Kentucky several families suffer pneumonia outbreaks with Mrs. Theodore Konns and Carl Hill’s relatives among the ill. Mrs. John T. Johnson of Carter county dies suddenly of heart disease while others cope with illness and fire in Newport. A.H. Wilson reports dairy yields and local traders discuss Sunday laws and small-town cases including Tom Barkett's lemon extract penalty. N. A. Wells assesses canal enlargement to ease Middlesboro flood issues. Top tobacco price hits 20 a pound at Lebanon market.
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Theodore Konns
John T. Johnson
Carter County
A. H. Wilson
Nancy
Pulaski County
Tom Barkett
Hickman
Henderson
Edmund T. Jillson
York Street Episcopal Church
Newport
Carl Hill
Mason County
Minerva
Lebanon
Bradfordville
N. A. Wells
Rochester
N. Y
Middlesboro
For Sale Judy's Pride Tobacco Seed Me Anounce Stone Norma
A brief classified line offers Judy's Pride tobacco seed packets for sale with items including Seed Me an ounce and Stone Norma. The ad presents limited product details and pricing is not shown.
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Judy
Ann
Stone Norma
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