Hanger Named On Democratic Administrative Committee
Col. Harry B. Hanger of Richmond is named one of three committeemen from the Eighth district on the new Democratic Administrative Committee. Louisville hosts the state convention May 4 to select delegates to the national convention in San Francisco and set party rules for four years. The advisory panel includes leaders from Kentucky towns and major cities.
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Harry B. Hanger
Richmond
New Democratic Administrative Committee
Louisville
San Francisco
Kentucky
Chas. A. Hardin
Harrodsburg
Jas B Brown
P. H
Mail Carriers Ask To Keep Forenoon Route
PAINT LICK notes that mail route carriers request to continue delivering in the forenoon rather than switch to the afternoon. Ada Ely of Paris visited her mother Martha Ely. Mrs. Parks returns from the city with spring millinery. Wynn hosts a young people rock event. Estridge visits Boyle county as he seeks a farm. Blain Estridge and Arnola Ramsey eloped and married in Jeffersonville Indiana. Rev W A Ramsey to move to Manse parsonage and preach Sunday.
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Ada Ely
Paris
Martha Ely
W. F. Parks
J. D. Wynn
E. E. Estridge
Boyle County
Estridge
Blain Estridge
Arnola Ramsey
Jeffersonville
Ind
B. Ramsey
Manse
W. A. Ramsey
Rich Rookwood Coffee Flavor Prompts Call to Order
A vivid boast of rich flavor and zestful aroma promotes Rookwood coffee. The ad urges callers to contact D. B. McKinney to place an order or inquire further.
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Rookwood
D. B. McKinney and
Cummings Brings Message of Cheer to Kentucky Democrats
National Chairman Homer S. Cummings addressed the Louisville banquet of Kentucky Democrats at the Seelbach Hotel. Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart and Judge Alex Humphrey drew applause for urging women voters to join the party and support its leaders and reforms. Cummings attacked Republican wartime policies and outlined Democratic achievements and plans to educate voters about administration in Washington.
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Madison County
Louisville
Homer S. Cummings
Kentucky
Cummings
Seelbach Hotel
Alex P. Humphrey
Louisvile
Cora Wilson Stewart
C. A. Hardin
Alice Lloyd
Stewart
Democrats
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Humphrey
Civil Ife
Department of Labor
U.S
Republican Party
Morrow
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Maurice Galvin
Cincinnati
Col. Hert
Gov. Morrow
Congress
Hata
Final Treaty Vote May Come Today
Washington March 19 Senate moves toward a final vote on ratifying a peace treaty. The Lodge modified preamble from bipartisan talks lets approval proceed without requiring other powers to accept reservations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
America remonstrates over German property sale ruling
Washington reports that strong remonstrances have been made by the American government against the Allied Reparations Commission ruling that allows forced sale of German property in neutral countries to satisfy the initial German indemnity. A further protest is being prepared under Secretary Polk to argue the interpretation would hinder economic reconstruction and empower the commission to control private trade with Germany.
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Associated Dress
Washington
Allied Reparations Commission
Polk
State Department
Reparations Commission
Germany
Ballard Gifts salaries to Berea College and Irvine church
Gov Ballard has sent a warrant for 1150.13 to Berea College and Senator Clarence Miller sent a 600 warrant to the Irvine Methodist church. Ballard is fond of Berea College and funded a building for the Domestic Art School during his visit to the city.
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Ballard
Berea College
Clarence Miller
Irvine
Methodist Church
Coal Commission Findings Guide 1919 Coal Contracts
President Wilson expects bituminous coal operators and miners to agree on contracts for the coming year starting April 1, based on the majority report of the coal strike settlement commission. Attorney General Palmer announced after a conference with Secretary Tumulty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
Palmer
Tumulty
Kentucky divorce suit filed despite jurisdiction issue
Ernest McHenry sues for divorce in West Union C forming dispute over his wife who allegedly returned to her first husband Charles Moore. In Bardstown Miss Kate Flaugher, 35, telegraph operator and former newspaper woman, dies of pneumonia and leaves a self made grave trousseau with a note of songs she wanted sung at her funeral.
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Maysville
Ernest McHenry
West Union
Charles Moore
Kate Flaugher
Bardstown
Trousseau
NATCOCOA Butter at Neff's Kish and Oyster House
Butter brand NATCOCOA advertised at Neff's Kish and Oyster House located on First Street with contact phone 431 for orders or inquiries.
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Neff’s
Kish
First Street
Three Prisoners Break Out Of County Jail
Three inmates escaped from the county jail after plumbers left tools in reach during heating work. The fugitives were Houston Quisenberry, John Henry Tribble, and Chester Crawford, each held on larceny charges. Authorities expect jail improvements to prevent future escapes.
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Burgess
Houston
John Henry Tribble
Chester Crawford
Kentucky Gov Signs Jeff Davis Memorial Bill
Gov Morrow signed the Jeff Davis memorial bill giving the state control of the Jefferson Davis memorial at Fairview and will assume maintenance duties.
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Jeff Davis
Bill O. K
Associated Tress
Frankfort
Morrow
Fairview
Skeleton Found in Louisville Woman’s Body Identified
A skeleton unearthed by sewer workers behind a East Chestnut Street residence is believed to be a young woman. Police consider foul play but note the remains may be from a nearby medical college cadaver.
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Associated Press
Louisville
East Chestnut Street
Medical College
Bainbridge Celby Favorably Reported for State Secretary Post
March 19 reports that Bainbridge Celby’s nomination to be Secretary of State was favorably reported by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee without a record vote after extensive hearings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bainbridge Celby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Negroes Feared Kidnapping for Dissection in Baltimore
A black man barricaded a house in a white Baltimore district and fought police for three hours before being shot to death. The incident followed widespread fear that white doctors kidnapped blacks for dissection.
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Baltimore
Markets Report Cincinnati Hogs Steady and Cattle Weaker
Cincinnati markets show hogs 25 cents higher while Chicago bids ease 10 cents. Cattle overall slow and easier with Louisville notes Mar 19: cattle 150 head active hogs 1,400 strong sheep 50 steady and all unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Kentucky Fair Weather Tonight and Weekend Update
Forecast shows west Kentucky fair with rain in the east tonight. Colder conditions Saturday spread across the state with central and eastern portions easing to fair and cooler.
Ohio River Reaches 53 Feet Amid Flood Forecast
Louisville reports the Ohio River at 53 feet in the forenoon with forecasts of four feet more by tomorrow. Officials suggest this could be the worst flood since April 1913, though the figures remain unofficial.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Ohio
Flood Threat Forces Evacuation Near Cincinnati
Residents in low lying outskirts near Cincinnati Ohio prepare to move as Ohio River flood levels rise from a foot and a half above flood stage with a further increase expected.
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Cincinnati
Demand Outpaces Furniture Makers Nationwide
Greensboro reports demand for furniture is immense and rising, with manufacturers at the National Council of Furniture Associations meetings saying supply cannot keep up. They cite a lumber shortage as the most serious current obstacle and see no quick relief in sight.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
N. C
National Council of Furniture Associations
Fine Point Raised In New Day Law
The case against Ambrose Young Wallace and James Hines of Irvine was continued to March 20 due to the absence of material witness Tom Hill. Prosecutors suspect Hill is hidden by the accused, who are charged with transporting moonshine whisky into Irvine. Wallace driving says he did not know of whisky transport. legality of ignorance under prohibition to be decided.
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Tom Hill
Ambrose Young
Wstill Wallace
James
Shorty” Hines
Irvine
U. S
Warfield Bermett
Hill
Wallace
Young
Hines
Marshal Philpot
Young Wallace
Hills
Bennett
Pennett
Berlin under bayonets as civil strife continues
Berlin remains under military rule as Ebert loyal troops patrol streets after Snapp forces withdrew. Rear guard clashes in Unter den Linden provoke killings and wounds among crowds. Parliaments area and suburbs including Charlottenburg report ongoing bloodshed and uncertain overall progress.
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Py Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Snapp
Unter den Linden
Charlottesburg
Germany
Ebert Return to Berlin Announced for Sunday Assembly
Ebert officials to depart Stuttgart for Berlin tomorrow. The national assembly and Prussian diet are summoned to convene in Berlin Sunday.
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Coblenz
Ebert
Stuttgart
Berlin
National Assembly
Miners Clash With Troops Warn of Widespread Bloodshed
Central News dispatch from Copenhagen reports hundreds killed in German mining districts as miners clash with troops. Telegrams from large German cities indicate fighting continues across thickly populated areas where soldiers and workers oppose each other.
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London
Central News
Copenhagen
Germany
Bowling Green Bank Bandits Grasp Seventh Kentuky Robbery
Bowling Green reports say an auto bandit group captured their seventh Kentucky bank robbery since January 1 at Woodburn securing $9,600. Authorities believe the gang has headquarters in Tennessee or Indiana.
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Bowling Green
Kentucky
Woodburn
Tennessee
Indiana
Why Colds Are Dangerous in Early March
A brief health note explains how colds weaken lungs and raise risk of pneumonia and other germ diseases. It warns prolonged colds increase danger to check spread and recommends Champlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable, pleasant treatment. March.
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Chamlain
Potts Gold Dust Flour Ad Claims Better Bread
An advertisement touts Potts Gold Dust Flour as improving bread quality. The slogan urges readers to try the product and be convinced of its advantages. The brief copy emphasizes baking outcomes.
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Coal Commission
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