Mob Hangs Grant Smith in Fleming County
The body of Grant Smith, 40, confessed assailant of Ruby Anderson, 14, was hanged from a telephone pole by a mob near Flemingsburg. The crowd hurried the lynching six miles from Mayslick, then dispersed. Smith confessed two assaults and faced no formal resistance as authorities could not stop the mob.
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Associated Press
Maysville
Grant Smith
Ruby Anderson
Robert Anderson
Johnson Junction
Flemingsburg
Smith
Fleming County
Lexington
Blue Lick Springs
Mayslick
Mob kidnaps Grant Smith from Paris officers aims to burn him
A 25 member armed mob in Paris Kentucky seized Grant Smith from Chief of Police Link and Deputy Powell as they tried to move him from a train. They dragged the 40 year old Black man from the car and threatened to burn him while demanding his removal from the area. Authorities reported communications cuts with Fleming county and potential arrests were not made.
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Paris
Fleming County
Grant Smith
Ruby Anderson
Robert Anderson
Johnson Junction
Powell
Millersburg
Blue Lick Springs
Flemingsburg
Covington
G. W. Powell
Link
Modern House for Sale with Complete Downstairs Rooms
Reception hall living room dining room kitchen on main floor. Four bedrooms bath sleeping porch upstairs. Electric lights gas water full concrete basement under whole house. Immediate possession. Get owner's name and telephone number at Daily Register office. 77-11
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Daily Register Office
Strike Stops Live Stock Sales at GHI Chicago
The large live stock market in Chicago is at a standstill as a strike by 900 feeder workers halts sales. Railroads shift thousands of cattle and hogs to other markets in compliance with yesterday's embargo, threatening 50,000 packing house jobs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
O'Brien Promises Savings on Spring and Summer Suits
E. L. O'Brien of Hauger's visits Glynden again Wednesday to help customers save money on spring and summer suits. It urges shoppers to take advantage of the clothing sale.
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E. L. O’brien
Hauger’s
Markets Report Cattle Steady as Hogs Rise in Louisville
Cincinnati markets show hogs up to 16 dollars tops while lights stay at 16. cattle in Louisville at 200 head, slow and steady. hogs gain 25 cents, tops 16. sheep 50, steady.
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Cincinnati
Pakers
Louisville
Mar
Recruiting Soldier Raphel Perlmutter Slain near Cookeville
Corporal Raphel Perlmutter of the 26th infantry band was found dead near Cookeville Tennessee with throat cut and three bullet wounds to the head after disappearing March 16 while on recruiting duty at Camp Taylor authorities reported today.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Mar
Camp Taylor
Raphel Perlmutter
26Th Infantry
Cookeville
Tenn
Rich draft dodger gets five years
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a wealthy Philadelphia man court martialed for desertion and failure to report for the draft was sentenced to five years in prison the court announced today in New York.
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Rich Draft Dodger
New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Irvine moonshine cases heard by U S Commissioner
U S Commissioner Warfield Ben nett heard the Irvine moonshine case against Am brose Young Shorty Hines and Estill Wallace. Wallace argues only the transporting charge applies to him and cites a Kentucky Court of Appeals decision. Witnesses testified about moonshine brought from Ross Creek and left in a house.
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U. S
Warfield Bennett
Ambrose Young
Shorty” Hines
Estill Wallace
Irvine
Wallace
C. C. Wallace
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Young Wallace
Ravenna
Hines
A. J. Wilborn
Young
Floyd Rogers
Williams
Richmond
John Walker
Marshal Philpott
Daily Register
Mississippi Senate Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
Jackson March 30 The Mississippi state senate today ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment reversing its action from several weeks ago when the amendment was acted.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mississippi State Senate
Fenmore Man Finds Relief From Stomach Trouble
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan had seven years of stomach pain and insomnia. After taking Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat vegetables and fruit without pain or sleepless nights. For indigestion or constipation, try these tablets. they are certain to help. March.
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Theodore Sanford
Fenmore
Mich
Chamberlain
Miss Shotwell Wins In Girls' Contest
A large Richmond audience filled the Eastern Kentucky State Normal School auditorium for a girls declamatory contest. Six societies competed: Excelsior Cynthian Carpediem Washington Utopian Periclesian. Miss Ethel Shotwell of Periclesian won the medal with Dunbar's The Party, while Miss Mary Bronston of Utopian took second with The Story of Patsy, prompting loud celebrations from each society. The oratorical contest was set for the following night at eight.
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Richmond
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Excelsior
Cynthian
Carpediem
Washington
Utopian
Periclesian
Coates
Ireland
Kirkpatrick
McClain
Ruth B. Long
The
Excelsior Society
Freedom
Matha E. Williams
Cynthian Society
Cuddy
McCarty
Mary Ellen
G. M. Watkins
Carpediem Society
Carpedie
Mary Bronstaen
Patsy
Henry Arnold
Ethel Shotwell
Dunbar
Paris
Mary Bronston
Perclesians
Sleeping Sickness Cases Rise in Louisville
Louisville reports 24 cases of sleeping sickness as of March 30, with eight additional cases in the state outside the city. Secretary McCormick of the State Board of Health says there is no cause for alarm.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Mar
McCormick
State Board of Health
Pearson Cried Lot Sale in New Castle
Col J H Pearson, veteran auctioneer, returned from New Castle Henry county after a highly successful Wakefield-Davis Realty Co Shelbyville sale. He occupied the block throughout the event and achieved top prices, with the company reportedly earning a neat profit. The firm previously sold lots in Rosedale last summer as homes rise in the addition and demand remains strong.
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Col
J. H. Pearson
New Castle
Henry County
Wakefield-Davis Realty Company
Shelbyville
Col. Pearson
Wakefield- Davis
Rosedale
Berea College Seeks Charge Against Willie French
A warrant is sworn in Madison Quarterly Court by Berea College against Willie French of Berea for converting electric current to his own use from Berea College wires. The college operates as a company manufacturing and selling electric current without owner consent.
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Madison Quarterly Court
Berea College
Willie French
Berea
Schools Pick Sites for New Consolidation Buildings
The county board of education met to select two sites for new schools formed by consolidating Red House and Dozier with Science Hill. Landowners object to site locations, condemnation proceedings will be started, and four acres will be sought near Red House for the first pair of buildings.
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County Board of Education
B. F. Edwards
Red House
Dozier
Science Hill
Danish King Defies Social Democrats Ultimatum
Copenhagen reports King Christian refused reinstatement of the Zahle ministry and restoration of constitutional conditions after the Social Democrats ultimatum. Danish trade unions threatened a general strike.
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A Tress
Copenhagen
Christian Today
Social Democrats
Zahle
Potts Flour Ad and Local Program Listings
An old newspaper snippet lists Potts Gold Dust Flour promotions and a community program lineup. It includes brief notes on tobacco canvass stock at McKee's and a 6 item program with speakers and titled pieces by H H Gibson and others.
Supply on Hand Figures at 12 1 2 Cents
A brief note indicates a good supply on hand priced at 12 1 2 cents. The terse line implies ample stock and stable pricing for buyers.
Socialists Branded as Traitors by New York Assembly
Albany March 30 The judiciary majority report in the New York state assembly accuses five Socialist members of unfitness and recommends their seats be declared vacant. It says they oppose the United States government and its institutions. Named are Louis Waldman August Claessens Charles Solomon Samuel Dewitt and Samuel Orr. The report brands the Socialist Party as an organization of perpetual traitors.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Judiciary
New York State Assembly
United States
Louis Waldman
August Claessens
Charles Solomon
Samuel Dewitt
Samuel Orr
Socialist Party
Winchester Family Under Peace Bonds
County Judge Frank A. Bullock of Fayette placed peace bonds of 500 dollars each on J. G. White former Winchester Postmaster, and his four daughters Caralee Elsie Nellie. Four warrants were issued with three from the daughters against their father and one by the father against the daughters. The daughters testified they feared their father due to an ungovernable temper and fear of bodily harm. White said he had long had trouble in his family.
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Powell
Pontiac
Cynthiana
Smith
Millersburg
Lockett
Frankfort
Neero
Anderson
Louisville
Ohio
Michigan
Detroit
Covington
Fulton
Fleming County
Paris
Robert Anderson
Johnson Junction
Maysville
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Frank A. Bullock
Fayette
J. G. White
Winchester
Caralee
Elsie
Nellie
White
Coal Miners Seek Higher Pay After 27 Percent Award
Representatives of bituminous coal workers press for a larger wage increase than the 27 percent settlement agreed yesterday by operators and workers. A subcommittee, formed to draft a new agreement, began meetings today as the coal commission award was to keep mines running from April 1 during talks.
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Associated Press
New York
Bituminous Coal Commission
Donation deadline urged for Baby Table gifts
The Chairmen of the Baby table at the Infirmary Bazaar request all donations be sent to the Masonic Temple by 3 o clock Friday afternoon April 2.
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Masonic Temple
Meeting at Kavanaugh to reorganize Sunday school
A Sunday meeting is set for 2 30 PM at Kavanaugh to reorganize the Sunday school. All are urged to attend and help with this important effort.
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Kavanaugh
West Virginia pastor breeds thoroughbred cattle and sheep
Dr. H. W. McLaughlin, pastor of a Presbyterian church in West Virginia, travels with his brother-in-law Dr. R. L. Telford. McLaughlin is noted as a breeder of Hampshire sheep and Shorthorn cattle and as a shepherd of his flock.
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H. W. McLaughlin
West Virginia
R. L. Telford
McLaughlin
Hampshire
Hownan Souls
County Schools Census Now Ready for All Trustees
County superintendent Ben F. Edwards urges trustees to call the census pad immediately to finish the school census.
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Ben F. Edwards
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsement From Inn Proprietor
George F Daniels of the Hardwick Inn praises Chamberlains Tablets for laxative relief. He runs a model New England hotel and notes his satisfaction with the remedy. March.
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Chamberlain
George F. Daniels
Hardwick
Mr. Daniels
Hardwick Inn
New England
Prayer Service Wednesday at First Baptist Tes
Prayer service will be held Wednesday evening at First Baptist Church in Tes. All members urged to attend as important church building matters will be discussed.
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First Baptist Church
Tes
Seed Corn For Sale By G B DeJarnette
White seed corn offered at five dollars per bushel by G B DeJarnette of rural delivery 1. Contact R D 1 via phone 91 J for details.
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G. B. DeJarnette
R. D
Mayor Evans Heads Legion Drive Here
Mayor L. P. Evans leads the American Legion civilian fund drive starting March 31 to support constitutional government and 100 percent Americanism. The campaign urges Madison County residents to back the Legion’s efforts amid concerns about radicalism and bolshevism.
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L. P. Evans
American Legion
Evans
Legion
Millon
United States
America
Russia
Ipso
Kentucky
Auto Thief Captured After Chase With Deputy Sheriff
A Black man accused of taking a stolen car outran Deputy Sheriff Hall on foot, boarded a motor truck to escape, and was later overhauled by an automobile and captured.
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Burlington
Hall
Why Colds Are Dangerous
A public health note warns that colds weaken lungs and raise risk of pneumonia, consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. Quick recovery reduces danger. It endorses Champlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure.
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Chamlain
Neffs Saturday Groceries Special Offer
Neff's Fish and Oyster House advertises a Saturday sale with Libby's Sweet Corn at 15 cents a can, regular 25 cents, plus cuts on other groceries. Phone 431, First Street.
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Libby
Neff
First Street
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Ghi
Mississippi
Senate
Miss Shotweel
Miss Bronston
Pearson
McKee’s
H. H. Gibson
Periclesian “Foreign Immigration
Biffie B. Taylor
Eugene Salmons
Goebel Harrod
Sos
Bryan Johnson
Sharon Moore
Triators
Winchester Family
Mayor Evans
Legion Drive
Neff’s
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