Absent Voter Law Voided by Court Opinion
Madison county Democrats express mixed reaction as Court of Appeals rules absent voter registration by mail invalid while allowing registration by faith in cities where pre election registration exists. 202 Richmond home registrants included 97 Democrats and 3 Republicans. Abbott notes further AG ruling expected on ballot handling.
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Madison County
Court of Appeals
Richmond
Maupin
Dawson
Cmt
Europe
Women to Discuss Public Questions at Kentucky Meeting
Louisville hosts the Kentucky League of Women Voters annual gathering Friday and Saturday. Delegates will debate disarmament laws civil disqualification removals university funding and legislation to broaden primary voting representation. Local and national leaders from Louisville Paducah Lexington and Peru Indiana attend.
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Associaiu Rness
Louisville
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Kentucky League of Women Voters
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Herbert Mengel
Mary Bronaugh
Kentucky League
Elizabeth Hauser
Girard
Ohio
Fourh
National League of Women Voters
Atwood Martin
Robert \. McDowell
Aiil City Committee For
Pattie B. Semple
United States
Richard Edwards
Peru
Indiana
National League
Benjamin W. Bayless
Edwards
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Gi. Reynolds
Paducah
Safan Riker
Harrodsburg
Lexington
Frank J L. McVey
J. Bb. Judah
Local Social Notes From White Hall Area
White Hall residents share visits and gatherings with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Shelby Burgin returned from Illinois. Rev William Rogers preached at the Baptist church. Mrs Robert Simpson visited daughter Mrs Moore in Woodford. Mrs Henry Forbes visited son near Moberly. J B Ellison hosted Sunday with Wm Jones family. Shopping trip to Lexington noted. The Rogers family from Paint Lick visited Will Rogers. Several couples hosted and dined together last Sunday.
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Shelby Burgin
Iliness
Sid Kerr
Winchester
Wim. Rogers
Robert Simpson
Moore
Woodford
Henry Forbes
Moberly
J. B. Ellison
Wm. Jones
P. IL. Scum
Wm. Deatherage
G. C. Burgin
Lexington
George Rogers
Wm. Rogers
Paint Lick
Will Rogers
Algin Brandenburg
Eugene Todd
Sam Todd
James Miller
Gambling at Havana Suburb Casino Operates Without Act
A Havana suburb casino runs its games without a dedicated Congressional act. No special authorization or federal mandate governs its operations. Local officials monitor compliance while residents weigh regulatory steps.
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Havana
Respected Citizen Thomas Smith Dies at Home
Respected citizen Thomas Jackson Smith died at his home Tuesday evening after a lingering illness. Born December 3, 1845 in Newport Tennessee, he was in his 76th year and is survived by his widow Anne Smith two sons G Murray Smith and Joe Smith and a daughter Mrs A R Denny. He was known for firm character integrity and devoted family life with a loyal farm audience.
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Thomas Jackson Smith
Joseph I. Smith
Harriett Jackson Smith
Newport
Tenn
Anne Smith
G. Murray Smith
Joe Smith
Fayette
A. R. Denny
Richmond
Mr. Smith
Oil prices rise as market opens with gains
Pittsburgh on November 2 reports the fifth advance in oil prices within 30 days. Pennsylvania crude climbs 3 50 cents to 4 a barrel while Cabell Somerset and Somerset light rise 25 cents. Corning holds at 2.15. Ragland up 2 cents.
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Py Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Cabell, Somerset
Somerset Light
Corning
Ragland
Heard About Town Highlights and Local Movements
Officers seized home brew at Greenup and left it in the courthouse yard sparking crowd samples. J. B. Gay of Clark county died in Lexington. Col John Marrs, long a Glyndon Hotel figure, returns home to a warm reception. The Courier Journal links amendments to possible state election shifts and school leadership. Elizabethtown News notes Kentucky’s talent remains local unless defeated.
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Greenup
John Marrs
Glyndon
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Elizabethtown
Mrs J M Foster and daughter return from Middletown visit
Mrs J M Foster and her daughter Miss Duncan have returned from a two week stay in Middletown Ohio after their trip for leisure and family time.
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J. M. Foster
Miss Duncan
Middletown
Ohio
Mrs Barringer and children return to Florence after visit
Mrs. Thomas Barringer Jr. and her children have returned to their Florence South Carolina home after a visit to the former’s sister Mrs. Preston Smith.
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Thomas Barringer, Jr
Florence
South Carolina
Preston Smith
Demand for Tigert's removal reaches the President
Washington reports that calls for Dr. John J. Tigert of Lexington Kentucky United States Commissioner of Education have reached the President personally. Tigert implied the American army that broke German resistance late in World War I fought against an illiterate foe.
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Washington
John J. Tigert
Lexington
United States
Middlesex Corn Teachers’ Association
Boston
White House
Legion Objects 10 Pardon for Debs
The American Legion adopted the Americannization report at its convention. A clause urged clemency for Eugene Debs, imprisoned in Atlanta for wartime law violations. The body also backed the Sweets bill for adjusted veterans’ compensation and called for swift federal action. It condemned George Harvey for a speech in England about the U.S. entry into the war.
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Sity
Kansas City
American Legion
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
George Harvey
Merican
Mbassador
Great Loritain
England
Merica
Armistice Day to Be National Holiday
Armistice Day will be a national holiday to honor the unknown soldier buried in Arlington Cemetery. The Senate approved a resolution asking the President and state governors to proclaim the day, with President Harding’s proclamation anticipated within days.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Arlington Cemetery
Senate
Harding
Endorsement Sought for Madison County Board of Education Members
Voters are urged to re elect J F Tord and Dr J E Rutledge to the Madison County Board of Education. They are praised for progress in building and equipment, extending the term from six to eight months, raising teacher salaries, and selecting capable teachers regardless of affiliation. The plan includes tax considerations and future repairs of old buildings.
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J. F. Tord
J. E. Rutledge
County Board of Education
Madison County
Berea Normal
Messrs
Hord and
Rutledge
Ahs
Aly
Fox Hunters to Host Grand National Meet in Crab Orchard
The National Fox Hunters Association plans its annual meeting at Crab Orchard Kentucky starting November 10 1921 lasting two weeks The event expects 400 room reservations 50 horse entries and top dining as Crab Orchard Springs prepares to host a large turnout with facilities enhanced for guests and dogs.
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National Association
Kentucky
National
Fox Hunters’ Association
Crab Orchard
Lincoln County
Woods Walker
J.W. Maupin
Springs Hotel
Crab Orchard Springs Hotel
Woods ‘Walker
Paint Lick
J. W. Maupin
Richmond
Stanford Journal
Crabrehard
Pricgs
Crab Orchard Springs
Vine
Fickeisen
Haselden
Latonia
Bank Robbery Attempt Foiled Near Alicia
Three bandits tried to rob the Alicia bank 25 miles from Jonesboro. Marion Light, a farmer, was killed by a stray bullet and two other men wounded in a battle between bank officials and the bandits who escaped in a car. A bank employee ended the attempt with a shotgun.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Alicia
Marion Light
Iowa Miners May Strike If Check Off Is Stopped
Albia Iowa November 2 John Gay secretary of the United Mine Workers of the 13th district said Iowa miners will join a strike if the union's check off system is discontinued He indicated the move would be in response to the change and would be coordinated with the national action.
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Albia
Iowa
John Gay
United Mine Workers of the 13Th District
German Mark Declines Again to New Low Record
German marks continue to fall in New York markets with quotes showing prices below a half cent each. The currency hits a new low as traders report renewed weakness amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Associated Press
New York
Reverend George S. Watson Elected Moderator of Synod
The Manchester Guardian reports Rev. George S. Watson brother of Mrs. Frank Clay of this city was chosen moderator at the state Presbyterian synod meeting. Watson serves as stated clerk of Buckhorn Presbytery.
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Manchester Guardian
George S. Watson
Frank Clay
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Watson
Buckhorn
Weather Forecast Tonight to Thursday Notes Frost
The forecast calls for a milder night with not as cold temperatures and frost possible tonight. Expect continued cool conditions into Thursday with dry air and light winds across the region.
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati Chicago Louisville
Regional market notes show Cincinnati receipts light for cattle hogs steady. Chicago market steady overall and Louisville and Nov 2 tallies list cattle 400 hogs 2000 steady sheep 100 unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Sapiro to Return to Kentucky Again
Aaron Sapiro, California lawyer and cooperative marketing expert, returns to the burley district November 7 to pursue signing tobacco quotas for the marketing pool. He will speak in Georgetown, Ohio, on November 7, spend two days in Indiana November 9 and 10, and continue through November 15 when the campaign closes. Congressmen J Campbell Cantrill planned Frankfort speech to aid farmers and tobacco growers of Franklin County.
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Lexington
Aaron Sapiro
California
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Burley
Sapiro
Georgetown
Brown County
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas City
The
Amercan Legion
J. Campbell Cantrill
Frankfort
Monaco
Cantrill
Franklin
Hull to Push Things Actively
Cordell Hull, newly named Democratic National Committee chairman, said he would build a militant, efficient organization and disseminate facts about the administration’s shortcomings to average citizens. He spoke in St Louis on November 2, outlining aggressive party goals.
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St. Louis
Cordell Hull
New Democratic National Committee
Brich
Harding’s Birthday Quiet at White House
President Harding today turned 56 and marked the occasion with a quiet day at the White House. He received a stream of congratulatory letters and telegrams, and no formal celebration was planned.
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Associated Press
Harding
White House
Farm Sale In Casey County Draws Large Crowd
Casey Farm in Casey county near Yosemite sold 37 acres one mile from Yosemite. J W Hogue sold to Geo Hatter for 2620 dollars. Corn in the field brought 3 dollars per barrel and other crops were sold. Fully about a thousand people attended the sale.
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Casey County
Hughes and McCarty
Stanford
J. W. Hogue
Yosemite
Geo. Hatter
Richmond Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Eva Sutton Carnes and Martha Dale Rourk hosted a weekend gathering in Richmond. John Howard family visited Luster Stewart household, also in Richmond. W M Carnes of Ravenna stopped by friends here. W H Burgess from Richmond visited sister T M Carnes on Friday night. Mrs John Heathmann traveled to Richmond to be with Mary Elizabeth and Little Geneva Perkins was the-of Allie Kanatzar Thursday.
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Eva Sutton Carnes
Martha Dale Rourk
Richmond
John Howard
Luster Stewart
W. M. Carnes
Ravenna
W. Hi. Burgess
T. M. Carnes
John Heathmann
Mary Elizabeth
Geneva Perkins
Allie
Kanatzar
Thursis
Public Debt Reduced
Washington announces a reduction of four hundred sixty five million dollars in public debt as of today November 2. The move reflects efforts to shrink government liabilities and stabilize fiscal outlook amid ongoing policy discussions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daily Register Campaign Offers Cash Prizes for Subscriptions
Opportunity period ends with a rush as candidates sign up voters and collect subscriptions. Three cash prizes are offered for subscriptions through November 10 with further Grand Prizes and commissions through December 1. Enter by sending your name to the Daily Register Campaign Manager at the office.
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Daily Register
Daily Register Office
The
Swift's Produce Review
Receipts of cream were liberal and butter consumption high with prices edging up. Fresh eggs remain light with rising prices. A large movement of live poultry necessitated some surplus storage. Overall, prices are largely unchanged.
Halloween party and school notes feature community events
NEWBY Sunday reports include a Hallowe'en party in a spacious country home with guests from nearby areas and Richmond. Teachers and young people mingle. Alpha Literary Society holds its first meeting. Lyceum planned for November 3 features Argus the magician. A newborn son arrives October 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Movure.
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Jake Long
Fannie Jenkins
Richmond
Ken Turner
Reuben Smith
T. S. Warren
Elizabeth
Wm. Long
Alpha Literary Society
Lyceur Hause
Argus
Produce Prices Quoted by Renaker Brothers
Prices for hens and springers quoted by Renaker Brothers with a note on 30 cents per dozen. The fragmentary OCR mentions quoted and paid prices for poultry items.
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Renaker Brothers
Springers
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White Hall
J. B. Gay
Clark County
Tigert
Legion
Mark
Hull
Casey Farm Sale
Whitlock
Swift's Produce
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