Masonic Master Mason Degree Conferment at Union City
J. D. Hamilton Lodge No. 78 F and A M Union City conferred the Master Mason degree on L. W. Dunbar of Richmond and Gordon Rupard of Union City. A village banquet followed with speeches by John D. Hamilton and others. Visitors from Wichita and Tucumcari praised the exemplary degree work and lodge growth continues across several states.
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J. D. Hamilton Lodge
Union City
L. W. Dunbar
Richmond
Gordon Rupard
D .Hamilton
John D Hamilton
J. G. Bosley
C. C. Gentry
Otto Jett
Wichita
Kansas
Charles B. Hamilton
Tucumcari
N. M
J. D. Hamilton
Lodge
Joseph West
W. D. Hamilton
J. A. Kunkel
J. R. Dunbar
R. C. Boggs
R. M. Phelps
Rodger Eades
J. M. Risk
Reynolds Denny
S. M. Hamilton
Joseph Hamilton
J. W. Hamilton
W. R. Harris
A. C. Berry
C. B. Hamilton
Jacob Shearer
W. J. Wagers
Elvada Tudor
B. Benton
R. L. Potts
Strikers Return To Work At Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Six hundred shopmen yardmen and trainmen of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad returned to work at Dickerson Run marking the most important break in the strike since it began a month ago.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Dickerson Run
Underwood and Heflin Lead in Alabama Senate Primary
Returns from most Alabama counties show Underwood with about nine thousand votes ahead and Heflin at roughly thirteen thousand more than his nearest rival, strengthening their nomination claims after Tuesday's primary despite some precincts and counties missing.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Underwood
Heflin
United States
All of a Sudden Peggy stars Jack Mulhall in new film
Marguerite Clark features Jack Mulhall as the chief male lead in All of a Sudden Peggy. Mulhall, a New York City native, rose from juvenile screen parts to leading man status after stage and vaudeville work. The film, showing tonight at local theatres, follows an Irish girl whose wit upends an English lord household and wins a husband amid comic misadventures.
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Marguerite Clark
Peggy
Jack Mulhall
New York City
Orpheum
James K. Hatchett
Kentucky Weather Outlook Cloudy and Cool Parts Tonight
A weather forecast for Kentucky warns of cloudy skies and continued cool conditions tonight with cooler temperatures continuing into Friday especially in the southern portion. The north may see slight relief but overall, residents should expect brisk and chilly conditions.
Adolibia John Seeks to Bring Family from Palestine
Adolibia John, longtime resident south of Richmond, near his 75th birthday, plans to sponsor his family from Palestine to the United States. He, baptized in the River Jordan, recounts experiences from his homeland and aims to provide funds for their journey to Madison County seeking a tranquil life away from war’s toll.
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Adolibia John
Richmond
United States
Palestine
John
Jordan
Madison County
Madison students win honors at Kentucky Commencement
Four Madison youths are listed among Kentucky University graduates. Jim Park earns high distinction as a Law senior. Smith Park receives distinction in Engineering. Lucille Rice earns Honorable Mention in Arts and Sciences as a sophomore and Zerelda Noland a senior.
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Old Madison
University of Kentucky
College of Law
Jim Park
College of Engineering
Smith Park
College of Arts and Sciences
Lucille Rice
Zerelda Noland
Lexington Folk to Attend Festival
Lexington will have a strong turnout at the May Music Festival with many from the city expected Friday. The large chorus rehearsals under Dr. S. S. Myers promise a chorus of unusual quality and quantity for the program.
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Lexington
Eastern Normal School Baseball Hits London Swing
The Eastern Normal School team returns from London after two losses to Sue Bennett College, 7 to 5 in the final game. Sue Bennett will visit next Tuesday and Wednesday for rematch, then the squad travels to Stanford for an afternoon clash.
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Eastern Normal School
London
Sue Bennett College
Sue Bennett
Stanford
Cuba-bound horses bought by Dr Honore F Lainie
Dr Honore F Lainie of Cuba visited Boyle and purchased four walking horses from Mack Hughes for 1135 dollars and a five year old stallion from Henry Baughman via J K Baughman of Houstonville.
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Honore F. Lainie
Cuba
Island
Boyle
Mack Hughes
J. K. Baughman
Hustonville
Henry Baughma
Governor Proclaims American Legion Week in Kentucky
Governor Edwin P. Morrow issues a proclamation from Frankfort declaring May 17 to 22 as American Legion Week. The document urges enlistment and public support, calling on citizens to promote the Legion among veterans of the war.
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American Legion
Merrow
Frankfort
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Cneey
Edwin P. Morrow
Path of Rounds Brings Big Price in Hound Sale
Alex Parrish, renowned fox hound producer, reports the sale of top stock on Thursday. Roamer and Sal, prizewinning dogs, sold to Mr. J C Uunt of Oklahoma for $500. The dogs won at the Central Kentucky trials and national trials last fall, regarded among the state’s best. Previously, multiple consignments have gone to Oklahoma from this county, yielding notable records since last year.
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Alex Parrish
Sal
J.C. Uunt
Oklahoma
Central Kentucky
Destruction of Police Barracks Across Ireland
Widespread attacks last night wiped out at least 19 police barracks in various parts of Ireland. Five income tax and customs offices were raided and the papers destroyed. Insurgent bands carried out the assaults in multiple locations.
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Dublin
Ireland
Wanted two or more rooms for housekeeping
Mrs George Blanton seeks housekeeping space and offers contact by phone 616 for 115 Ip location details and availability.
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George Blanton
Louisville Races Finish With Notable Inquiries
Lady Luxury and Dancing Spray led the field with an inquiry following the race. Tom Norris and Will o the Wisp trailed, while merchants Sam McMeekin and Dr. Rea also featured in the results.
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Lady Luxury
Dancing Spray
Inquiry
Tom Norris
Will O’ the Wisp
Philandere
Merchant
Sam McMeekin
Dr. Rea
Tiny Nations Seek League of Nations Admission
Applications from Iceland Georgia San Marino and Luxembourg for admission to the League of Nations are to be considered by the League's Council meeting soon in Rome Italy. The move has sparked interest in these lands and their peoples.
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Associated Press
New York
Iceland
Republic of Georgia
San Marino
Luxemburg
League of Nations
Council of the League
Rome
Italy
Disorders in Ireland Rise as Attacks Ring City Barracks
Reports from Ireland describe a surge in armed masked activity across regions. Police barracks were attacked and destroyed in Belfast area while income tax offices faced major damage and document loss, signaling widespread disorder.
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Associated Press
London
Ireland
Belfast
Baptists Call for Strict Prohibition in Party Platforms
At Washington on May 13 the Southern Baptist convention adopted resolutions urging both parties to commit to enforcing the prohibition amendment and to avoid nominating any president candidate not pledged to that policy. The measures accuse brewers and paid agents of trying to weaken the law by pushing wine and beer as a wedge to restore the saloon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Southern Baptist Convention
Socialists Nominate Debs for President at Convention
Eugene Debs federal convict number 2253 serving a ten year sentence in Atlanta Ga for violating the espionage act was nominated by acclamation for President of the United States by the Socialist party convention in New York. Cheers greeted the naming of the Socialist leader.
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Associated Dpress
New York
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
United States
Socialist Party
Navy Chief Claims Forgery In Cablegram Case
Secretary Daniels told the Senate Naval committee that a cablegram criticizing the convoy system bore a forged signature. He said he found a version not signed by him and urged Admiral Sims to identify the person who altered the signature.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Admiral Sims
Navy
Sims
Hoosier Republicans Back Wilson Resistance at State Convention
The resolutions committee of the Republican state convention in Indianapolis accuses President Wilson of delaying ratification of the peace treaty and reaffirms opposition to the League covenant as submitted. It also endorses Senate Republicans’ stance. United States Senators Watson and New, Gov. Goodrich, and former Senator Beveridge win delegates-at-large to the national convention. two men and two women are named as alternates.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Resolutions Committee
Wilson
Senate Republicans
United States
Watson
Goodrich
Beveridge
Whitlock Twins Boost Work Force as Family Grows
Richard Whitlock of near Peyton-town says he faces no labor shortage with twin sons Robert and James joining the family. He and the mother are reported well, with Sheriff Whitlock among relatives in the city.
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Richard Whitlock
Peytontown
Richmond
Robert
James
Sheriff Whitlock
Robbery at Louisville Federal Building Stolen Whisky
Thieves forced entry to a government storage room on the third floor of a Louisville federal building by climbing a transom and carried off four cases of bottled in bond whisky seized by prohibition officers. The raid occurred near the office of Internal Revenue Collector Hamilton.
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Federal
Louisville
Internal Revenue
Hamilton
Have You This Paper Daily Register Seeking 1900s copies
The Daily Register offers ten cents per copy of its Thursday January 1 1920 issue. It requests three copies from any readers with access to the paper and promises payment upon delivery.
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Daily Register
Disciples Drive Gets a Good Start
The World Movement of the Disciples of Christ shows strong early momentum. Lexington reports include Central church with $11,000 and Old Union Fayette county with $1,139, plus Shelleyville and Newtown in Scott county meeting quotas. Transylvania College and associated colleges pledge $13,250. Large gifts come from Bloomington Illinois $100,008 and Kansas City $150,600.
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World Movement
The
Disciples of Christ
J. W. Hagin
Lexington
Central Church of
Union Fayette County
Shelleyville
Newtown
Scott County
Mayslick
Mason County
Transylvania College
College of the Bible and
Hamilton College
University of Nankin Hospital
China
Kentucky
Bloomiington
Ill
Kansas City
Washington, D
Cleveland
James Reynolds Dies in San Antonio
The death of James Reynolds occurred early this week in San Antonio Texas. Mrs Bettie Reynolds extends sympathy as family sorrow follows the loss. The interment will be Friday at Maple Grove cemetery in Nicholas beside his father Rev Toy Reynolds.
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Bettie Reynolds
John Reynolds
San Antonio
Texas
April Delineators Advertised at Caliat McKee’s Store
The April Delineators issue is on display at Caliat McKee’s store, inviting readers to view new patterns and designs. The item list appears briefly with a storefront note.
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Caliat MckKee’s
Everything on wheels going at L and N in Richmond
The L and N railroad is using stock cars to haul merchandise through Richmond with all rolling stock at command. Reports say seven things on wheels are moving, and the company plans to expand facilities soon. Increased coal movement in this state and others adds activity and improves conditions locally.
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L. & N. Railroad
Richmond
May Clearance Sale Opens Saturday at Muncy Bros Furniture
The Big Mid Month May Clearance Sale begins Saturday morning at Muncy Bros Furniture Store. Local shoppers can expect discount furniture and home goods with special weekend hours and early bird offers.
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Muncy Bros
Markets Review: Cattle Hogs Mixed in Louisville Report
May 13 market notes show Cincinnati hogs 75 cents lower, Chicago slow, cattle steady, calves 13.50 lower. Louisville cattle 100 head steady, hogs 25 cents lower tops 14.50, sheep 200 higher, lambs 18 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Cattel
Reds Lose to Giants in Cincinnati Shutdown
The Cincinnati Reds were blanked 0 to 6 by the New York Giants in a game held today. Giants pitching and timely hitting limited the Reds to zero runs as New York pulled away with six runs.
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REDS
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Court of Appeals to Hear Madison County Case
Madison County battles Clay's Ferry Bridge Co will go to the Court of Appeals after Judge Shackelford sustained a demurrer to the petition. Thomas Prather awarded 200 against Zeigier and Lear for a fall from defective tobacco tier supports. Jones Brothers win 75 from L N railroad over a cow death. Monyahan and Forbes v Richmond Buick Co set for Thursday. term ends with a cleared docket before May 17 start.
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Madison County
Clay’s Ferry Bridge Company
Court of Appeals
Shackelford
Madison Circuit Court
Thomas Prather
Zeigier
Lear
Prohibition Confusion Roils Kentucky Enforcement
The Associated Press reports Kentucky prohibition officials in chaos after the mysterious visit of Prohibition Inspector R. S. Knight from Richmond Virginia. Knight says he came to issue directions while Scott Isbel, western district chief, says his only instruction was to remain silent as officers operate at scattered points.
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Associated Press
Louisville
The
Times Today
Prohibition
Kentucky
R. S. Knight
Richmond
Knight
Scott Isbel
Western District
Return of Dead to Begin Sept 15
Major Stone Norman of the Red Cross says the War Department will start returning deceased soldiers after September 15, 1920. Next of kin can learn details at the Red Cross office in the Oldham building. About 77,000 American burials have been registered with 71,000 in France.
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Stone Norman
Home Service Section
Red Cross
War Department
Oldham
United States
Russia
France
For Sale Milk Cow Ready for Sale at Any Time
Local dairy listing by Gc I Baldwin Richmond offers a well kept milk cow for sale. Cow is fresh and available now with contact via phone 225-xX star route Richmond. 101 4t itw p
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I. Baldwin
Richmond
Big Mid Month May Clearance Sale Highlight Majestic Range
The sale promotes a demonstration of the Majestic Range on Saturday during the big mid month clearance. Limited details provided but emphasizes the Majestic Range feature and weekend event.
County Diploma Examinations Here
County diploma examinations will be held in the courthouse starting Friday for eighth graders advancing to high school. The two day test covers six subjects each day with a larger listing than prior years. For the first time white and colored students will be tested together under a new law aimed at expediting examinations. County Superintendent Edwards expects most examinees will pass based on teachers reports.
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Knights Templar of
Kentucky
Lexington
Stoll Field
A. A. Kenshaw
Covington
Oleika
Mystic Shrine
Knights Templar
Phoenix Hotel
Oleika Patrol
Fayette Tobacco Company
Mill
Bolivar
Lexington Patrol
Court House
Edwards
Fortune inquiry into Bluebeard victim Delaney case
Arthur Jackson of Hodgenville Kentucky and Nina Delaney relatives pursue about 20000 dollars they claim the victim’s fortune. Funeral in Hodgenville drew many locals as relatives report letters from Mexico misattributed handwriting. an attorney will travel west for full inquiry.
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Arthur Jackson
Hodgenville
Nina Lee Delaney
Bluebeard
California
Big Mid Month May Clearance Sale Opens Saturday
Store invites all shoppers to the Big Mid Month May Clearance Sale starting Saturday morning and promises a present to every visitor.
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