Solons Charged With Bribery in Kentucky House
Frangfort March 6 lawmakers faced bribery allegations as the Kentucky House debated the anti loan shark bill. The majority reported suspected lobbying efforts and money offers aimed at opponents, while a minority accused the panel of delay. The bill failed 50 to 23.
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Frangfort
House of Representative
Frankfort
Kaufman
Duffy
Bryson
Richardson
Representative Richardson
Louisville
J. W. Stoll
Board of
University of Kentucky
James K. Pattieson
Board For Life
Mason
Adjutant General
Board of Pension Commissioners
Swinford
Gevedan
Stoll
Kentucky
Whittaker
Parks
Simmons
Morrow
United States Public Health Service
Jules Falk and assisting artists heard in Richmond
Jules Falk and assisting artists will be heard in Richmond as part of a scheduled public hearing. Details on date time and venue were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Falk
Richmond
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy and Cold Weekend
Partly cloudy skies and continued cold conditions expected tonight and Sunday. Temperatures remain well below normal with a brisk end to the weekend across the region. Windy gaps may occur, producing brisk chills for outdoor activities.
Next Week's Weather Forecast for Ohio Valley
Associated Press reports a March 6 forecast for Ohio Valley with low temperatures early in the week, likely below normal, followed by a generally fair pattern. The outlook emphasizes cooler start and gradual improvement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ohio Valley
Secretary favors larger navy tied to League decision
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Committee he would recommend a naval building program for next year larger than the General Board proposal if the peace treaty is not ratified this session. If the US rejects the League of Nations he would push for another three year program, saying no middle ground exists and the navy must be prepared for any emergency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
House Naval Committee
General Board
Congress
League of Nations
Wilson Won't Accept Compromise On Treaty Article 10
Washington March 6 officials said Senators seek a conference with President Wilson to discuss Article 10 and reservations. The President reiterated opposition to any reservation that would invalidate United States obligations under Article 16. Some urge persuading Senator Lodge to accept the compromise while negotiations continue, though ratification hopes may fade if the President persists.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Glass
Virginia
United States
Lodge
Kentucky Distillers Challenge Prohibition Amendment in Supreme Court
The Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company filed a brief in the Supreme Court arguing the prohibition amendment and enforcement act are unconstitutional. The brief contests House and Senate adoption as not meeting two thirds of the membership, noting only two thirds of those present voted. The case, from federal decrees upholding the acts, will be argued Monday along with related cases.
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Kentucky Distillers
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
House
Senate
McAdoo Declines Run for President in California Primary
William G. McAdoo announced he will not allow his name on the preferential primary ballot. He telegraphed the California Democratic State Central Committee chairman to keep his name off the ballot. He reiterated support for un instructed delegates to the National Convention.
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Associated Press
New York
William G. McAddo
California
Democratic State Central Committee
Aged Richmond Man Tom Brumfield Dead at Home
The death of Mr. Tom Brumfield in Richmond was reported Friday. In his 90s and in poor health, he lived with sons Tom and Robert on the Boonesboro pike. Found lifeless by a son Friday morning, he will be buried Saturday afternoon with Rev. Rose presiding.
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Richmond
Tom Brumfield
Tom
Robert
Boonesboro Pike
Old Baptist Republican Church
Rose
Muncy's Concert Delights Audience at Mines Bros Store
A large Friday night crowd attended a concert at Mines Brothers furniture store despite cold weather. Miss Metcalf organized the program with Richmond talent including piano violin and voice selections. Mrs. Dawson from Cincinnati with Columbia Grafanola Company accompanied and impressed audiences with a strong voice. The event was a brilliant success.
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Mines Bro
Crerniture
Axa
Plans Perfected for Big May Festival in Richmond
The May Festival chorus rehearsed at Normal chapel and chorus members report plans for the best festival yet. Walter Vaughan returns as tenor for both evenings, with Mrs Arthur Lewis Brown soprano and Albert D Schubhaberstra bass as featured soloists. The May 20 and 21 program includes Browning setting The Piper of Amelia by Cyral Graham with a Training School children’s chorus, Handel’s Messiah, and a full ensemble finale.
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Richmond
Walter Vaughan
Arthur Lewis Brown
Albert D. Schu Haberstra
Brown
Mary Ann Kaufmann
Chicago
Festival Chorus
Vaughan
County School Boards Re elected
An in office meeting led by Superintendent Ed wards re elected the entire current county school board for the coming year with one change in Division 2. J Frank Hord replaces the former Chairman. Div 1 J R O Moberly Chairman Quinn Covington Secretary. Div 2 J Frank Hord Chairman J M Anderson Secretary. Div 3 Balis Wilson Chairman Jas C Bowman Secretary. Div 4 W A Arbuckle Chairman A H Kidd Secretary. Div 5 A J Million Chairman Allen Turner Secretary. Div 6 W R Haden Chairman H R Dykes Secretary.
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Edwards
J. F. Hord
J. R. O. Moberly
Quinn Covington
J. Frank Hord
J. M. Anderson
Balis Wilson
Jas. C. Bowman
W. A. Arbuckle
A. H. Kidd
A. J. Million
Allen Turner
W. R. Haden
H. R. Dykes
Jim Park Enters Law Practice in Lexington
Jim Park once a leading Richmond athlete and longtime professional baseball pitcher plans to practice law in Lexington. He has pursued a law course and will soon hang out his shingle in the blue grass capital, joining a Fayette County firm. Park is highly popular and has contributed to Lexington institutions as a coach this past winter.
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Jim Park
Richmond
Lexington
Park
The
Daily Register
Blue Grass
Fayette
Correction of contract sum for Lexington apartment house
A typographical error in the Daily Register misstated Mason and Hanger as winning a Lexington apartment house contract for 40000 dollars. The correct amount is 400000 dollars, and the project will be a major city addition.
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Daily Register
Mason & Hanger
Lexington
For Rent Two Rooms Furnished or Unfurnished
Classified note seeking a two room rental to accommodate a man and wife. Preference stated for a couple. Contact by telephone at 662. 54.
Golden Wedding in Clark County Celebrated for J W Shearer Couple
Col John W Shearer together with Madison county relatives attended the Golden Wedding celebration of his brother in Clark county The Winchester Democrat notes a surprise party by their children for Mr and Mrs J W Shearer about thirty relatives present including several listed children and grandchildren The ceremony occurred in Madison county and the couple are esteemed Winchester citizens
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John W. Shearer
Madison County
Clark County
Winchester Democrat
J. W. Shearer
M. E. Pace
Lexington
Grover Shearer
Philadelphia
J. R Parrish
Owen Sherwood
Falmouth
T.M. Walden
Bettie Lawrence
Lawrence
Shearer
Resigns Bank Job to Start Electrical Business
Mr Nicholas Harber resigns from Citizens National Bank and plans to enter the electrical trade. His move is understood to shift him from banking to a new enterprise in the electrical field.
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Nicholas Harber
Citizens National Bank
Markets Report Cattle Hog Prices Across Cities
Louisville bids March 6 show cattle 100 firm hogs 800 active sheep 50 steady all unchanged. Cincinnati notes cattle slow steady hogs steady while Chicago remains steady.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mat Cohen to raise cotton in Arizona
Letters from Phoenix say Mat Cohen bought a ranch and will raise cotton in the Salt River Valley. His Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner tenure is cited as preparation for success. Nearby Kentucky ties include Robert Saufley and Will Robinson also pursuing cotton near Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Mat Cohen
Salt River Valley
Sea Island
Central Kentucky
Robert C. Saufley
Lincoln County
Richmond
Will Robinson
Harrodsburg
Derson Musical Five Headed to Winchester Engagement
The Derson orchestra finishes its Alhambra and Opera House run tonight and will travel to Winchester for several weeks. Local friends greet the group warmly and anticipate a return visit. The Elder orchestra is reportedly engaged for next week.
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Derson
Alhambra
Opera House
Winchester
Contractor J A Todd Completes Two Homes
Contractor J A Todd finished carpentry on the F H Gordon residence in Burnamwood and a brick bungalow for Col J H Pearson in the Rosedale addition despite cold weather. Both homes enhance the west end of the city.
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J. A. Todd
F. H. Gordon
Burnamwood
Rosedale
Col J. H. Pearson
Child Dies in Farmhouse Fire on Barnes Mill Road
McKinley Harris and Geneva Harris loss the home and contents when a fire struck their Barnes Mill road farm. The infant daughter aged 12 months died in the blaze while the mother and three other children, all ill with flu, were rescued as neighbors offered shelter in a nearby farm Dwelling. The family moved to a new five room house later that day with limited insurance.
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McKinley Harris
Jerry Parrish
Barnes Mill
Geneva Harris
Pieratt
J H Oldham Buys Main Street Building
J H Oldham completed a purchase this week taking possession of the hardware store building on Main Street. He reportedly paid Don Taylor $12 500 for the storeroom and is receiving congratulations from friends on the deal.
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J. H. Oldham
Main Street
Don Taylor
Oldham
Cantrill Blames Republicans Over Soldiers Legislation
Washington reports Congressman Cantrill of Kentucky condemned the Republican Congress for delaying soldier legislation. He joined Democrats to accuse GOP control of preventing bills from reaching the floor. He cited a South Dakota Republican threat to caucus to push action for ex service members.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Party
Kaiser
Congressman Cantrill
Kentucky
Republican Congress
Cantril
Representative Poll
Rules Committee
House
Cantrill
Johnson
South Dakota
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Sextan Building Undergoing Improvements
Work advances on the Sexton building leased by Messrs. Caden and Pigg who will run a confectionery and cafeteria. The old front is torn out and a new facade installed. Contractor Jess Bowman is on the job as Main street gains in attractiveness.
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Sexton
Messrs
Caden and Pigg
Jess Bowman
Main Street
Purina Feed Arrives As Local Firm Plans Campaign
W. W. Broaddus & Company received a large shipment of Purina feed from the St. Louis house this week and will launch a major advertising push to introduce it to farmers. Purina backs dealers with ink and previously partnered with Danville Ice on Coal Co. on a $1,000 contract, showing strong commitment to local newspapers.
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W. W. Broaddus & Company
Purina
St. Louis
Farrers
Danville Ice On Coal Co
Newpaper
Kennedy Produce Company Opens Up Auspiciously
Mr. Willis Kennedy opened a new produce house in the east end in the former Bowman Lumber building. He praised opening week business and bought produce from Madison farmers, inviting them to get his prices before selling elsewhere. He previously worked with Wides’ produce house.
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Willis Kennedy
Bowman Lumber Company
We K
Madison
Kennedy
Wides
Neff's Fish and Oyster House Ad
Nice baked fish for Sunday dinner offered with a full line of dressed poultry. Neff's Fish and Oyster House, phone 431.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
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