Ballard Amends County Unit Dog Law in Kentucky
The Kentucky Senate approved most amendments to the county unit dog law. Provisions set license fees for dogs, reduced certain clerical fees, and debated enforcement though the measure passed the House. Other bills included funding for Capitol access, school inspector salaries, adult education, and a memorial project. The mussel shell bill received passage limiting scope to the state's share of the Ohio River.
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Senator Stoll
Gardner
Ciry
Nunn
Swineford
James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Kentucky
House
Ballarc
Dear
Waggoner
Meyer
Morgan
Wash
Cruse
Board of Control of Penal and Charitable Institutions
Mastin
Institute For Feeble Minded
Goehringer
Senate
Smith
Moss
Representative Beckham
State Fair Grounds
Marshall
Ohio River
Caldwell 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Tonight
The Caldwell High School seventh and eighth grade teams play at Model gymnasium Friday at 7 o clock. Admission is ten cents. Come out to watch the games.
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Caldwell High ‘School
Model Gymnasium
Richmond City Council Burns Bonds and Denies Pay Raises
The Richmond City Council burned eleven thousand dollars in bonds to clear indebtedness and rejected a police and other employees salary increase proposal. The meeting reviewed sewer work by M Lane Company, discussed quarry blasting damage, and considered exemptions for Emil Lohrisch's ice cream factory tax status, with several minor matters on streets and property.
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Richmond
Evans
Blanton
J. J. Greenleaf
S. F. Crecelius
M’lane Company
Terrill
Mershon
Chenault
Spiri
Thaké
O’neil Callhlt
O’neil
Rog” Pickels
Mershon and
Golden
Jas. Hawkins
Fifth Street
Hawkins
Emil Lohrisch
Counciman Golden
Main
Collins Street
Frank Barnett
First _ street
Horses Read Doom In Conversion Of Livery Barn Garage
H B Seal plans a 100 car garage on the site of the Jennings stable at Nicholasville replacing the former livery barn. The conversion signals a major change for the facility and local horse interests.
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Nicholasville
H. B. Seal
Jennings
Timmins Machine Shop Ad in Lexington Kentucky
Timmins Machine Shop at 328 229 West Vine Street Lexington Kentucky offers complete machine shop services and repairs for any machinery. Oxy acetylene welding is their specialty and they invite readers to give them a trial for 100 Fly.
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Timmins Machine Shop
West Vine Street
Lexington
Weather Outlook: Fair and Cold Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for fair skies with continued cold weather through tonight and into Saturday. Low temperatures will be near freezing with brisk winds at times. Highs remain cool with dry conditions and no precipitation expected.
Blizard strength fades as frost freezes South
The weather bureau predicts snow reaching Northern Alabama and unusually cold temperatures across the entire south. Another frost is forecast for Florida as the blizzard weakens.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Florida
Dutch Refuse Extradition for Kaiser Wilhelm II
The Hague reports a second refusal to deliver the former German emperor for trial. The Dutch vow to limit Wilhelm’s liberty and prevent threats to world peace. Night and day work continues on a Doorn residence with a May 12 move from Amerongen planned. A 200 acre fence encloses the estate, forming a literal cage to secure his lifelong confinement.
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Associated Press
Hague
Lloyd-George
Wilhelm
Doorn
Amerongen
William
Japs to Withdraw Army From Siberia
Honolulu dispatch reports the Japanese government will abandon its Siberian expedition in line with American policy, a decision conveyed by a Tokio cable.
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Siberia
Associated Press
Honolulu
Siberian
Tokio
Louisville Adopts Daylight Saving Time Plan
Local officials announce Louisville will observe daylight saving time, with clocks set forward in March and back in October. The plan, described as assured, aims to standardize time across the city.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Colds and Coughs
The next time you have a cough or cold try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is pleasant to take and you are sure to be pleased with the relief which it affords. This remedy has a wide reputation for its cures of coughs and colds. March.
Wilson's Adriatic Note Reaches American Embassy
President Wilson's note in reply to Allied Premiers on the Adriatic question arrived at the American embassy in London. It will be presented to Earl Curzon this afternoon with no publication arrangements mentioned.
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Associated Press
London
Wilson
Earl Curzon
Fenimore Man Finds Relief From Stomach Trouble
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain and insomnia from indigestion. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat vegetables and fruit without pain or sleep disturbance. The ad urges others with indigestion or constipation to try the tablets, noting they are beneficial. March.
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Theodore Sanford
Fenmore
Mich
Chamberlain
March
Why Colds Are Dangerous in March
The article explains that colds weaken lungs and vitality, raising risk of pneumonia and germ diseases like consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. It urges quick relief, noting Champlain’s Cough Remedy is a dependable, pleasant option.
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Chamlain
Lexington Population Rises by 6435 to 41534
The census bureau reports Lexington Kentucky has a population of 41 534 an increase of 6 435 from the 1910 census. The news wires note the gain and provide the city’s latest population figure.
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Sy Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Lexington
Kentucky
Eight Tobacco Barns to Be Erected on Gay Farm
Messrs Buckley and Slattery visited to finalize deeds for the Gay farm on the Big Hill pike near Richmond. They plan about 200 acres of tobacco and contracts to Etton for eight large tobacco barns. Slattery will personally oversee operations with expert tobacco men as tenants to manage the acreage and crop.
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Buckley
Slattery
Big Hill Pike
Richmond
Etton
Slatseen
Victim in Lexington Riot Severe Condition
Lexington New York March 5 Wm J Reesem who was shot during the February 9 riot is in serious condition at a local hospital. A wealthy Central Kentucky man he stood near the scene of the disorder during the trial of William Lockett and was hit in the hip by a stray bullet. Six others shot at the same time died.
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Sy Associatea Fress
Lexington
Wm. J Reesem
Kentucky
Wm .Lockett
Miners Amend Constitution At Columbus Convention
Miners in Columbus amend their constitution declaring American citizenship mandatory for membership. A declaration of citizenship is no longer sufficient.
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Columbus
Marchship
Senate OKs large bond for University of Louisville
The Senate unanimously passed the Perry bill authorizing a one million dollar bond issue for the University of Louisville in Frankfort Kentucky. The chamber also approved the House measure to abolish the Confederate pensions commissioner.
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Senate
University of Louisville
Associated Press
Frankfort
Senate Today
House
Colby Nomination Delayed by Senate Panel
The nomination of Bainbridge Colby for Secretary of State was deferred again by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Members refused to vote until they received more information.
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Colby
Associated Press
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Radiator Repair Services by B. Green in Lexington KY
B Green, proprietor, offers radiator repairs for any make or style autos trucks or tractors. Repairs include twisted smashed sprung or frozen units with first class workmanship. Estimates furnished. Located at 223 E Main St Lexington Kentucky. Phone 1330 Y.
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B. Green
E. Main Street
Lexington
Kentucky
Treaty Deadlock Persists Amid Senate Push to Wilson
Democratic Senators pressed President Wilson to review the latest compromise proposals on Article 10. Senator Hitchcock requested a conference with the President as discussions centered on changes to Republican reservations regarding military force and League integrity.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Wilson
Hitchcock
Unie
T League of Nations
Nationalists to Challenge Treaty in Turkish Cabinet
Turkish Nationalists expected to lead the new cabinet and push to oppose ratification unless the treaty recognizes nationalist claims. Mustafa Kemal's forces, as high as 1,000,000, refuse partition of Asiatic Turkey and threaten war if Smyrna and Sicilia are held by Greeks and French respectively.
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Constantinople
Treay
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Smyrna
Sicilia
Loss of 11 Month Old Daughter Texie Ray
Mr and Mrs Edgar Howard of the Baldwin section mourn the death of their only child Texie Ray aged 11 months who died Tuesday night from spinal meningitis The infant was buried at the family burial ground in Baldwin on Thursday afternoon Relatives and friends offer sympathy in this dark hour with a scriptural blessing
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Edgar Howard
Baldwin
Daugher
Texie Ray
Breach of Peace Fines Set in Police Court
Judge Murray Smith fined W. Despain and Dave Daubert ten dollars plus costs for breach of the peace after trouble at a house on East Main Street where they were rooming. Tom Robert received ten dollars and costs for involvement in the minor disturbance in which Roll Roberts and Charley Gormley were also fined.
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Murray Smith
W. ] Despain
Dave Daubert
East Main Street
Tom Robert
Little
Roll Roberts
Charley Gormley
Rookwood coffee ad from D. B. McKinney & Company
A compact ad copy extols a rich aromatic cup of coffee and notes a line about beer in a cup from D. B. McKinney & Company, located at 516.
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D. B. McKinney& Company
Markets Report Cincinnati Chicago Livestock Trading
Cincinnati market shows cattle steady hogs 25 cents higher with tops at 15.25. Louisville March 5 cattle at 100 active and unchanged hogs 1500 up 25 cents. sheep steady. Market notes reflect mixed moves across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Highway Men to Meet March 11
Plans are made for a meeting of those interested in the proposed Federal Highway joining the eastern and western Dixie Highway branches. The gathering at 2 o clock Thursday at the courthouse aims to urge funding and support for a model highway from Richmond through Paint Lick and Lancaster to Hart County. Madison needs 27000 to complete 12 miles between Richmond and Paint Lick with county state and federal aid. Farmers along the route, Boyle and Garrard counties, and State Road Commissioner Joe S Boggs back the effort. public subscriptions already began.
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Court House
Richmond
Paint Lick
Lancaster
Danville
Hart County
Madison
Paint’ Lick
Boyle
Garrard
Joe S.boggs
Migi Ae
Influenza subsides in Irvine as services resume. Kentucky notes
Across Kentucky towns influenza subsidence allows reopening of churches and public gatherings. Reports include Shelby county death from a fall, Miss Galena Moon's pneumonia death, water main work to Versailles, Lent services in Louisville, a Holy Name church death, Winchester Daily Democrat resumed, Louisville nurse and pneumonia cases, and Mayfield political and legal updates.
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Irvine
B. O. Ratcliffe
Shelby County
Galena Moon
Hiram Moon
Ashland
Kentucky
Versailles
Louisville
A. J. Schmitt
Grocer
Holy Name Church
Daily Democrat
Winchester
Lexington
Troy Campbell
Bowling Green
Air Rifles
Robert Renfrew
Vsion
County to Build Irvine Pike Itself
The Irvine pike from Richmond to the Estill county line will be rebuilt by a county force rather than by contract after bids far exceeded available funds. County Engineer J. G Baxter will lead a force to construct the road under court direction, following the Red House pike model. About $50,000 is available from county and state aid funds, with bids totaling $88,218.16 for concrete and road work. Work will begin when weather allows.
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Irvine Pike
Richmond
Estill
Red House
J. G Baxter
G. M. Covington
Russellville
Alex Stabler Company
St. Mathews
Red House Pike
Jeff Morgan Talks 10 Retro on Farmers
Geoffrey Morgan, formerly of Richmond and now assistant director at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, addressed Bourbon County farmers on the American Farm Bureau Federation. He urged farm organization for self-protection, noting Farm Bureau's reach in 22 states and 41 Kentucky counties and the need for farmers to set their own prices amid rising costs and tax burdens.
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Geoffery Morgan
Richmond
College of Agriculture
University of Kentucky
Ameerican Farm Bureau Federation
Bourbon County
Farm Bureau
Kentucky
Mason & Hanger To Erect Apartment House
The Mason & Hanger Company of this city wins the contract to build a modern apartment building in Lexington at the corner of Main Street and Hanover Avenue. The project costs about $40,000 and will be a welcome addition to the bluegrass capital.
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The
Mason & Hanger Company
Lexington
Main Street
Hanover Avenue
Blue Grass
Jules Falk to Perform with Assisting Artists in Richmond
Jules Falk and assisting artists will be heard in Richmond in a scheduled musical event. The lineup features Falk alongside guest performers in a city venue with details and times to be announced.
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Jules Falk
Richmond
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Anti-Saloon League
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Clark
Optia
Willson
England
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Emily
Perley
America
Guy
Old Kentucky
Louisville Street Railway Company
Mayfield
John Marshall
Robert Bradley
Samuel Bradley
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Jeff” Morgan
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