Richmond Daily Register Announces Democratic Congressional Ticket
The Richmond Daily Register lists candidates for Congress Ralph Gilbert of Shelby County and Frank Ripley of Anderson County, announced under Democratic party action. Subscription rates are detailed for mail and city delivery, with advance payment required for all papers.
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the Daily Register
Congress
Ralph Girbert
Shetby County
Frank Ripy
Anderson County
Stanford Interior Journal Demands Pardon Promises Inquiry
The journal accuses Gov Morrow of breaking campaign promises on pardons. It cites the intended pardons for Judge Jar vit at Somerset and for detective Cunningham who shot a Cincinnati Southern agent.
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Stanford Interior Journal
Gov. Morrow
Kentuckys Pardoning Power Questioned Over Murder Case
The author criticizes Ed Morrows clemency for Cunningham calling it unexcusable and a betrayal of the people. They argue Morrows pledge to care in pardons is violated and fear repeat misuse for murderers with political connections.
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Williamstown
Cunningham
Ed Morrow
Kentucky
Cunnigham
Eurly
Morrow
Sam Morrow
Child injured by falling tree and thief thwarted by neighbors
In a Hill county incident a 12 year old boy was struck by a falling limb as a tree was directed with cables and broke both legs above the knee. Separately a lone thief entered a residence but was knocked unconscious by a neighbor and fled after the attempted escape.
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Kitt Withers
Hilll County
Roger Howard
Sidney Brink Dismissed on White-Slave Charge
Sidney Brink of Lexington is dismissed on a white-slave charge after judge rules that the bridge across from Cincinnati to a train trip was not a common carrier, affecting two girls involved in the case.
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Sidney Brink
Lexington
Cincinnati
Secret marriage shocks district amid term end rush
Miss Margaret Ward and Neris Lamen wed secretly on March 6 in Bowling Green as the pair sought to keep the union quiet until the school term ends. Nat Young was injured by a team on Nat Young’s farm in Montgomery County during a suspected dispute. Frances Chilton died from burns after her dress caught on a gas stove while helping her mother cook. R E Parsons fractured the skull of M E Bouvier in a quarrel over their children. J W McCauley’s 31 ewes gave birth to 54 lambs with one death. Paducah officials delayed daylight saving plans indefinitely.
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Margaret Ward
Bowling Green
Neris Lamen
Alvaton
Montgomery County
Nat Young
Frances Chilton
Lexington
Robbery Suspects Flee After Two-Day Pursuit
Bloodhounds aided a two day chase for two men suspected of robbing the Yates store at Bush in Laurel county. The pursuit ended without capturing the suspects.
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Yates
Bush
Laurel County
Real estate transfers in Richmond reported
Miranda L. Martin sells a lot in Richmond to Aaron Winkler for 700 dollars. Roger McKinney sells a Richmond lot to Brutus Bogie for 4250 dollars.
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Miranda L. Martin
Aaron Winkler
Richmond
Roger McKinney
Brutus Bogie
Japanese laborers in Tokyo factory dormitories face long hours and illness
The Interchurch World Movement plans a five year educational program to aid Japan. Six hundred thousand women and girls work in factories with sixteen hour days and poor health. The project includes a Japanese Christian University to help reform, backed by Protestant churches.
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Japan
Interchurch World Movement
Tokyo
New York
London
Nippon
Pickford Presents Pollyanna to Richmond Audiences
Mary Pickford returns as producer with Pollyanna the fourth United Artists release. Filming drew from a New England village setting with a built home set costing 10000 dollars and a county fair scene drawing over four hundred townsfolk. Pickford aims for a film with lasting heart and soul beyond mere entertainment.
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United Artists Corporation
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
D. W. Griffith
Pollyanna
United Artists
Richmond
Miss Pickford
New England
Powell
Los Angeles
Independence
Sierra Nevada Mountain
Polk Miss Pickford
Wanted Help and Agents Advertised in Richmond and Minnesota
Fragmented notices advertise jobs and agents. An employer seeks a first class gardener with contact John Chambers in S72. another ad calls for a young lady to work at a restaurant near Estes Street. a third seeks a lady or gentleman as an agent in Richmond for Watkins products, claiming wide recognition. Also mentions Winona Minnesota and a company address.
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Tandome
Seesad
Richmond
Watkins
Yathk Co
Winona
Minn
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Old Kentucky
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McKinney
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Richomond. Ky
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J. A. Todd
York
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Gale
We County
W. B. Turley
Blue Grass
Rob. Martin
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Germany
John W. Creeke
Richmond, Kentucky
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Renaker Poultry Co
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