Newberry Convicted in 1918 Senate Campaign Case
Senator Truman S Newberry was found guilty of criminal conspiracy in the 1918 Senate campaign by a federal court jury in Grand Rapids Michigan. Sixteen co defendants including campaign manager Paul King and Newberrys brother were also convicted. penalties include fines up to ten thousand dollars and two years imprisonment. Letters list many associates from New York Detroit and other cities with sentence to be passed later today.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Senator Newberry
Frederick Cody
Paul King
Fort Leavenworth
Charles Floyd
Newberry
Bulletin
Truman S. Newberry
Senators say Newberry conviction won’t strip seat
Republican Senators stated that Newberry’s conviction would not invalidate his Senate seat. Secretary Tumulty indicated the President would not issue a statement at this time.
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Washington
Mar
Newberry
Senate
Tumulty
College Hill Couple Weds Clark County Farmer at Jellico
Miss Ora May Brumback and Charles Haggard were married Friday morning in Jellico Tennessee. The bride is the daughter of Frank Brumback and the groom is a prominent Clark county farmer. They plan to reside on his Clark county farm.
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Clark
Ora May
Brumback
College Hill
Charles Haggard
Clark County
Jellico
Tenn
Frank Brumback
McKee III Hospitalized in Cincinnati After Illness
R. J. McKee III is reported quite ill in Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati his wife and sister Lydia McKee are by his side as friends hope for a speedy recovery
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R. J. McKee III
R. J. McKee
First Christian Church Announces Homecoming Sermon
Dr. Homer W. Carpenter returns from Louisville to occupy his pulpit at the First Christian Church with services Sunday morning and evening at the usual hour.
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First Christian Church
Homer W. Carpenter
Louisville
1St Christian Church
Mrs W H Finnie Returns to Lexington to Visit Daughter
Mrs W H Finnie of Greenfield Tennessee leaves Greenfield after visiting Mrs Samuel Rice on Second Street to continue her stay with her daughter Mrs Luther Land in Lexington.
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W. H. Finnie
Greenfield, Tenn
Samuel Rice
Second Street
Lexington
Luther Land
Public Sale Notice Near Round Hill March 24
Mrs. Samuel Rice and her daughter were shoppers in Lexington on Thursday. A public sale of Jas. M. Pond property near Round Hill is scheduled for Wednesday March 24 at 10 a.m. Bargains for everybody.
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Samuel Rice
Lexington
Round Hill
Not Hurst's Men Responsible For Jail Break
Ben F. Hurst denies reports that tools left by his plumbers at the county jail aided three inmates in escaping. He states his crew finished work days before the breakout and that other workers left the tools accessible to the prisoners.
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Hurst
Ben F. Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Senate Again Defeats Versailles Treaty Vote
Washington reports the Senate rejected ratification of the Versailles Treaty for the fourth time, 49 to 35, with 21 Democrats and 3 Democrats plus 12 Republicans among the defections. Leaders see the vote shaping the political battle ahead as the body plans a peace-status move when it reconvenes. Beckham supported ratification with reservations while Stanley opposed it.
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Beckham
Stanley
Washington
Senate
Senator Beckham
Kentucky
Senator Stanley
Treaty Versailles Returned to President Wilson by Senate
The Versailles treaty was returned to President Wilson by the Senate after failing ratification for the fourth time. White House officials plan to send the document to the State Department for burial in the archives. George Sanderson carried the document from the Senate to the White House.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
White House
State Department
George Sanderson
Flood danger subsiding as crest nears in Ohio river area
Cincinnati reports a drop in temperature and advancing storm conditions will prevent serious flooding. The crest is expected Sunday at about 55 feet, with water already reaching Second Street in Newport and Covington as the rise continues.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River District
Weather Bureau
Newport
Covington
Second Street
Ohio River Rises as Flood Threat Grows to Evansville
At Louisville March 20 the Ohio River stood a foot and a half above flood stage and rising about a tenth of a foot per hour. A few families in Shippingport and on the point evacuated as the weather bureau warned of a continued slow rise for several days. The river is now at flood from above Cincinnati to Evansville.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Shippingport
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Evansville
Lincoln County Farm Brings 210 Per Acre At Sale
Danville colonel Ike Dunn sold his Lincoln county farm the R. H. Crow place to Bruce Tewmey of Mercer county. The 336 acre property brought 210 dollars an acre totaling 70 560 dollars and is described as a fine well improved tract.
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Danville
Ike Dunn
Thomas Metcalfe
Lincoln County
R. H. Crow
Bruce Tewmey
Mercer County
Neff's Fish and Oyster House Ad
Nice baked fish for Sunday dinner offered alongside a full line of dressed poultry. Neff's Fish and Oyster House, phone 431.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
Inter Church Idea Explained To Pastors
Dean E. C. McDougie of Eastern Normal returns from Louisville where ministers discussed the Inter Church Movement now uniting many denoms. Dr. Homer Carpenter and Miss Anne DeJarnette attended. Prominent church leaders urged cooperation to evangelize the world while preserving doctrinal beliefs.
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Dean E. C. McDougie
Eastern Normal
Louisville
Homer Carpenter
Anne DeJarnette
Disciples of Christ
Presbyterians
U. S
Methodist
Charles H. Pratt
Vance
Dr. Vance
Interchurch World Movement
George M Roberta Heads Legion Drive In Kentucky
The Kentucky American Legion drive for funds is organized with district chairmen named under State Chairman A T Hert. Campaign runs March 29 to April 3 except Louisville which finishes March 30 and 31. Posters and a pamphlet will explain the Legion’s work and the effort to support the bulwark against radicalism.
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Skentucky
American Legion Fund
Louisville
A. T. Hert
J. C. Utterback
Paducah
James Pendleton
Owensboro
J. L. Harmon
Bowling Green
J. R. Layman
Elizabethtown
Frank E. Bueick
John J. Howe
Carrollton
Henry T. Duncan
Lexington
Lighth
George A. McRoberts
Danville
Robert H. Winn
Mr. Sterling
Governor Morrow vetoes Ross bill for Jefferson deputy pay
The Ross bill to raise salaries of all Jefferson county officers was vetoed by Governor Morrow. He argued it was unfair to boost Jefferson officers while other counties are not favored and that state finances cannot support a general raise. Sheriff Ross had pushed the measure through the General Assembly amid County Commissioners opposition.
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Frankfort
Morrow
Ross
Jefferson
General Assembly
Louisville
Jefferson County
Joseph P Byers Appointed Commissioner of Public Institutions
Frankfort Kentucky March 20 Joseph P Byers of Louisville appointed Commissioner of Public Institutions by the State Board of Charities and Corrections and assumed duties this evening At 51 he has held institutional positions in five states and the national field of charities and corrections since 1888.
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Frankfort
Joseph P. Byers
Louisville
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Byers
Charities and Corrections
NATCOCOA Butter at NEFFS Fish and Oyster House
NATCOCOA Butter advertised at NEFFS Fish and Oyster House with contact phone listed as $31 and address on First Street marked 646.
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Neff’s Fish and Oyster House
First Street
Kentucky Rock Asphalt The Best Pavement Choice
Kentucky Rock Asphalt is a natural material with 92.5 percent silica sand and 7.5 percent bitumen. Quarried and shipped from Bowl ing Green to nearby rail hubs, it offers easy cold laying, strong anchorage, and long wear. Tests and case studies from Columbus and Ohio State University cite low maintenance and high durability.
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Kentucky
Bowling Green
Ninth Avenue
High Street
Neil Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Jos. N. Bradford
Ohio State University
Nelson Avenue
Ohio State Highway Department
Kentucky Rock
Pittsburg
Fairfield Asphaltic Cement
Market Summary from Cincinnati Chicago and Louisville Hogs
Cincinnati and Chicago markets steady with hogs and cattle largely unchanged. In Louisville on March 20 cattle about 100 head steady hogs around 1000 mostly steady sheep 50 steady all unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Weather for Kentucky Fair Tonight and Sunday Warmer
The Kentucky fair indicates a night forecast of mild conditions tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies. Sunday's outlook shows warmer temperatures with continued pleasant conditions and light winds.
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Kentucky Fair
Allies May Advance Into Germany From Strasbourg and Metz
London dispatch notes indications that Allied forces prepare to push concentrations from Strasbourg and Metz further into Germany if the unrest continues. Berlin reports about two thousand deaths in the last week of fighting tied to the German revolutionary movement.
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Associated Press
London
Cologne
Strassburg
Metz
Germany
Berlin
Civil War Looms in Germany as Strife Grips Cities
Dramatic reports describe German civil conflict with 2000 lives lost. Rhineland holds ultra extremists who allegedly seized Essen and Krupp works along with Dusseldorf and Elberfeld. Berlin trembles as strikes persist and Ebert forces gain in Leipzig amid fierce clashes. Berlins streets fill with anxious crowds.
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Associated Press
Germany
Rhineland
Essen
Krupp
Dusseldorf
Elberfield
Berlin
Leipsic
Ebert
Niel
Stuttgart
Hun Strike Ends in Berlin
The March 20 bulletin reports the general strike in Berlin has ended. Officials announced the halt to work actions and returning to normal operations.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Mrs. Douglas Clay Indicts Him After Divorce Suit
Paris Kentucky March 20 The March grand jury indicted Douglas K Clay for assault and battery based on his wife Mrs Jane Adams Clay of Frankfort. The divorce suit was dismissed in Bourbon circuit court. The suit against Mrs Sallie Moran Clay for 100000 dollars remains pending alleging alienation of affections.
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Paris
Jane Adams Clay
Frankfort
Douglas K Clay
March
Judge Gilbert Shakes Hands In Shelby County Visit
Judge Ralph Gilbert of Shelby county, a Democratic candidate for Congress in the 8th district, is in town this afternoon greeting voters. He is the son of former Congressman Geo G Gilbert and a longtime Shelby County judge and noted attorney. His supporters say he is a sure winner and making a strong impression locally.
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Ralph Gilbert
Shelby County
Gilbert
Geo. G. Gilbert
Shelby
Willis and Son Visit DeJarnettes in Louisville
Dr. T. N. Willis and his son Norman travel to Louisville to visit Mr. and Mrs. S. W. DeJarnette. Willis is DeJarnette's brother by marriage.
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T. N. Willis
Norman
Louisville
S. W. DeJarnette
Dr. Willis
Mrs DeJarnette
For Sale Items Include Piano and Furniture in Cincinnati
Property listings show piano, sideboard, refrigerator, folding bed, coal oil stove, five barrels of corn, five cream separators for sale. Price is invoice plus freight to Cincinnati. Contact R. F. Emmons, Big Hill Avenue.
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Sali
Cincinnati
R. F. Emmons
Big Hill Avenue
Wil Friends report Henry B. Land will filing
Obituary notice notes the will of Henry B. Land, who died in Jes samine county. The will dated April 11, 1919 leaves real and personal property to widow Susie Land and two sons Robert H. Land and John March Land. All three heirs named to settle the estate.
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Henry Land
Henry B. Land
Jessamine County
Susie Land
Robert H. Land
John March Land
Gold Dust Flour Ad Endorses Bread Quality
An advertisement for Gold Dust Flour claims it makes better bread and urges readers to try it and be convinced, mentioning the brand and inviting inquiry or purchase. The fragment notes the product label and a call to action.
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Louisvile
Lincoln Farm
Eighteenth Street
George M’roberts
Legion Drive
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