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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1920

Page

5

Young Detectives May Furnish Glue

Three Lexington boys acting as sleuths obtained a signed statement from Richard Jones a Black messenger to aid police in locating a kidnapper of Paul Little. Jones recalls a man about 24 with a blemish in his right eye paying for the search of a Main Street garbage can for love letters that concealed the ransom.

Lexington Paul Little Richard Jones Main Street E. R. Little James Farrow Bennie Golden Leonard Frank BE. R Little Bath Cincinnati

Richmond Kentucky Sealed Bids For Street Paving

Notice to bidders in Richmond Kentucky calls for sealed proposals to be received by the mayor by 8:00 p.m. April 1, 1920 for 63000 square yards of street paving. Options include rate course concrete sheet asphalt bituminous rock asphalt on six inch concrete base. Plans and specs at S F Geneeiss office.

Richmond Kentucky S. F. Geneeiss

Community Notes Touched By Illness And Travel

Mrs. Charlie Baker has spent a few days in the community. Ruth Harris has about recovered from small pox. Cam Neeley’s baby has pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Mitchell of Cincinnati and Mrs. Ellen Mitchell of Berea visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson. Rev. Van Winkle preached a weekend service. The five month old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Less Gibson of Lancaster was buried in Silver Creek Cemetery on March 1.

Charlie Baker Ruth Harris Cam Neeley R. N. Mitchell Cincinnati Ellen Mitchell Berea W. A. Johnson Rev van Winkle Less Gibson Lancaster Silver Creek

High School Student Falls From Roof During Game

William O'Brien 17 fell 40 feet from a high school roof while chasing a flag during a class rush at Lagrange High. He sustained a concussion but no broken bones.

Lagrange William O’brien

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