Centre College Triumph Sparks Danville Homecoming Parade
Danville Kentucky welcomed Centre College football heroes on Monday after their Harvard victory. Governor Edwin Morrow and state officials joined thousands as the team rode through town on a fire truck with brass band, banners, and cheering crowds praising the Gold and White.
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Centre College
Harvard
Bo” McMillin
Cambridge
Edwin V. Morrow
Business House
Kentucky College For Women
Kentucky School For Deaf
Ilali
John Harvard
Somerset
Red” Roberts
Boyle County Court House
J. W. Harlan
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky
Bo McMillin
Kentucky Weather Report Signals Cloudy West and Rain East
Weather bulletin notes cloudy skies in western Kentucky with rain in the east tonight. Colder temperatures expected, and Wednesday should bring fair conditions statewide.
Final Campaign Meetings Set for Burley Growers in Kentucky
County chairmen of the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association plan a final 10 day push with 73 percent quotas to be reached. Saturday mass meetings will map county drives as three squadrons solicit signatures in Garrard Brown and other counties. Gallatin reports 1,350,000 pounds signed. Franklin County pooled 101,640 pounds to total 3,300,000 pounds about 65 percent.
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Burley
Joseph Passonneau
Naren Sapiro
California
Kentucky
Passonesu
Monastry
Ro E. Beatty
Lawrenceburg
W. TL. Whaley
Paris
Nedison County
Garrard
Sam Clay
Ohio River
Brown County
Beatty
Joe Houston
Henry Snell
O. Carpenter
Joe C. VanMeter
GB. Robinson
B. W. Gorham
Guy Smith
Emmet Coons
Whaley
Thomas Hinkle
C. Hh. Dalzell
Walter Renney
Jesse M. Alverson
Senate
Frankfort
Bourbon County
Captain Clays
J. M. Caldwell
William Colins
James Fitzgerald
B. Hancock
Peale Collier
Julian Frank
Father Rice
Harold Sneil
Albert Day
J. M. Jones
W S. Meng
Dave Clark
John F Young
Clermont County
Ohio
Gallatin
James ©. Stone
Binley
Franklin County
Centre football team hailed after great victory in Danville
Governor, State Superintendent Colvin and President Canfield praised Centre players as valiant and loyal. Speakers saluted the squad for reflecting state pride and military loyalty. Coaches and players received standing ovations as Danville celebrated its greatest day of joy.
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Old Kentucky
Colvin
Flo
Canfield
Harvard
Danville
Court of Appeals decision dents Madison county ticket
The Court of Appeals ruled the absent voter law unconstitutional, depriving Madison county Democrats of about 150 votes from some 200 absentee ballot applications. Democrats vow renewed effort while Republicans celebrate the ruling.
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Richmond
Court of Appeals
Madison County
ISO
Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky court rules absent voters law unconstitutional
The Kentucky Court of Appeals today held the absent voters law of 1918 unconstitutional. The decision, issued by Judge Sampson with full court concurrence, follows a challenge by Green R. Sasons, Republican candidate for Frankfort mayor.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Green R. Sasons
Sampson
Cordell Hull Chosen DNC Chairman In Tenn. Vote
Cordell Hull of Tennessee is named to succeed George White as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The decision was announced from St. Louis on November 1.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cordell Mull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Geore White
Letcher County Deputy Shot in Mayking Ambush
Doak Hall 35 a deputy sheriff of Letcher county was shot and fatally wounded at Mayking last night. The gunman fired from darkness piercing his abdomen. Officials believe the attack was retaliation for the killing of a man named Stephenson by officers last week in the Cumberland mountains. Hall was part of the posse.
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Press
Hazard
Doak Hail
Letcher County
Mayking
Stephenson
Cumberland Mountains
Hall
Nation wide coal strike possibility discussed at national UMW meet
United Mine Workers leaders offered no public statement on a nationwide strike over the court injunction against the check off system but assurances from operators indicated union leaders would seek to avert a walkout. Indiana mines are reportedly considering a strike as well.
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Associatedness
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Daily Register Contest Offers Cash Prizes to Top Subcribers
The Daily Register awards three cash prizes for the top subscribers in an eight day campaign from Wednesday November 2 to Thursday November 10. First prize seven dollars and fifty cents, second three dollars, third one dollar. Subscriptions turn in as usual, with a final cash award on Saturday November 12. Contest editor OY welcomes information and updates.
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Daily Register
Thevister
Soldiers Hung Without Trial Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington on November 1 Senator Watson of Georgia charged that American soldiers in France were hanged without court martial or trial. The Senate ordered a special committee to investigate as Chairman Wadsworth invited Watson to testify. Watson showed a photograph to support his claim while Senator Borah noted others told him similar stories but urged caution.
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Ress
Washington
Watson
Georgia
France
Senate
Wadsworth
Military Committee
Borah
Servce
Two Great Generals at Legion Meeting
In Kansas City on November 1 the American Legion welcomed wartime leaders Marshal Foch and General Pershing with a hero’s greeting. Thousands of delegates cheered as Koch delivered a personal declaration of comradeship and an official greeting from his government. Pershing extended a formal welcome and said the Legion is peculiarly honored by their presence.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
American Legion
Marshal Foch
General Pershing
Koch
Pershing
Legon
Puff Puff Tale Turns Onstage Wit At Local Theater
In a Topics of the Day program at the cinema, a dialogue about Omar Khayam prompts a wife to object that a remark sounds like a cheese. A girl laughs and asks for clarification, and another labels the joke as a cigarette.
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Omar Khayam
Japan Sees Third Firms In Marine and Fire Insurance
Short notes report three firms operating in marine and fire insurance in Japan. A peasant in India rejects savings banks and buries his money in the ground. Australian grape crop yields nearly 9 million gallons of wine from a single harvest.
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Japan
India
Australia
Electric current in canals blocks fish passage
A river irrigation system uses submerged electrical currents to deter fish movement. The setup aims to prevent fish from migrating through the canals, affecting local aquatic life and fishing practices.
Mexico Targets Manzanillo Port To Lead Pacific Coast
Mexico outlines plans to transform the port of Manzanillo into one of the Prime Pacific Coast hubs. The initiative aims to boost trade, logistics, and regional competitiveness with enhanced infrastructure and services.
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Mexico
Manzanillo
Pacific Coast
Four Women Named to Arms Conference Advisory Board
The American delegation to the armament conference announces an advisory committee of 24 members with four women. Included are General Pershing Samuel Gompers John Lewis Charles S Barrett Mrs Thomas Winter Mrs Charles Sumner Bird Mrs Catherine Edson Mrs Eleanor Franklin Egan Governor Parker and former Senator Sutherland. The committee will be chaired by close Harding confidant.
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Washington
White House
Herbert Hoover
General Pershing
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chas. S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Thomas Winter
National Federation of Women
Correction denial on legislature candidacy and eight million dollar appropriation
James Park, Republican candidate for Representative, warns that a report falsely claims he is linked to a State University bid for an eight million dollar appropriation. He states the claims are baseless, that the university does not seek such funds, and vows to avoid tax increases while supporting education and Madison County.
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Lam
State University
Madison County
General Assembly of
Kentucky
James Parik
Ohio Miners Strike At Floodwood Protest Injunction
Three hundred union miners at Floodwood walked out in protest of a check off injunction issued yesterday by Judge Anderson in Indianapolis. The strike appears unauthorized by United Mine Workers officials and was started by local miners on their own initiative.
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Associated P’ress
Athens, O
Floodwood
Anderson
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Livestock Market Reports from Cincinnati and Louisville
Hogs in Chicago 10c lower with overall drops. Cincinnati and Louisville markets show cattle steady, hogs mostly 10c lower, claves and lambs steady with limited changes. Cattle totals: Louisville 300, hogs 800, sheep 100, reflecting minor shifts across regions.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Stolen Bedding Amid Berea Hunting Injury
Herbert Powell shot himself by accident while hunting in Berea and crawled a mile and a half to seek help after breaking his ankle. A feather bed, blankets and quilts placed in the wagon for his transport were stolen while the wagon rested in front of the hospital. Locals believe thieves targeted the heavy wagon rather than the man, noting its weight kept it from being moved.
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Berea
Herbert Powell
Laymen meet in Danville to discuss Presbytery future
The Transylvania Presbytery Laymen Association calls a Danville gathering at the First Presbyterian church on November 10. Morning talks include J B Milligan of Chattanooga on “The Layman's Tab.” Afternoon business aims to set plans for future work and invite all Presbyterians in the area.
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Transylvania
Presbyterian Church
Clark Woman Dies in Winchester After Illness
Mrs. J. B. Irvine aged 60 died Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in Winchester after a visitor summoned a doctor. Born Tabitha Tipton in Madison County, she was sister to the late Judge French Tipton of Richmond and survived by three sons, four grandchildren, a brother Duke Tipton, and others. A lifelong First Christian church member, she lived in Clark and Winchester areas and was noted for cultured gracious character and community ties.
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Winchester
J. B. Irvine
Winchester Sun
Irvine
Madison County
Dervis B. Tipton
Virginia
Kentucky
French Tipton
Richmond
Shelton Tipton
Paris
Leonisville and Nashville Railroad
Clarence Irvine
Neil
West
Suburban Havana Casino Operates Under Special Act
A Havana suburb casino functions under a special Congressional act amid ongoing gambling activity. In the hilly regions a strong demand for grain crackers persists where reaping is impracticable.
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Havana
Subscriptions drive ends with cash prizes offered
The Daily Register urges candidates to turn in subscriptions by Thursday November 3 and promotes eight days of cash prizes. It notes voting coupons expire Monday and highlights double weekly standings, urging slow sellers to work harder to win an automobile.
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Daily Register
Omnes
May Make Beer as Medicine in Kentucky
November 1 report states malt liquor could be manufactured for medicinal use in Kentucky if federal regulations permit. Attorney General official W. A. Fowler said so today.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
W. A. Fowler
Attorneyeneral
Delegates Arrive for Armament Conference in Washington
Delegates to the Washington conference on armament limits reach the capital aboard the steamship Olympic. The party includes Senator Albertini and Senator Selim peer, with Great Britain and China arriving in American waters today.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Great Britain
China
Olympic
Albertini
Sealimeer
Revivalist Stricken With Appendicitis For Opening Service
Rev. W. L. Shearer suffers a slight attack of appendicitis and cannot begin revival at Calvary Baptist Church in Richmond. Pastor L. A. Byrd says Rev. Kirby Smith of Georgetown will open the revival Tuesday night and other speakers to be announced.
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W. L. Shearer
Richmond
Calvary Baptist Church
L. A. Byrd
Kirby Smith
Georgetown
Produce prices quoted by Renaker Brothers
Prices listed for fowls and poultry including hens springers and young birds with quoted per dozen or per item rates. Old and young geese and ducks appear with multiple penny figures and turkeys priced at 25 cents each.
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Renaker Brothers
Srey
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