Porter Shot by Cohen in Lexington Store Dispute
J W Porter prominent Lexington banker and businessman was shot by Charles Cohen owner of Cohen Boat Shop in Cohen store during a dispute over the Cohen store receivership. Porter was wounded seriously and Cohen was arrested on ma chie tous shooting charges. Porter remained conscious though condition serious through the night.
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Associated Press
Lexington
J. W. Porter
Charles Cohen
Joseph W. Porter
T. S. Hagan
Chasden
Cohen
Mat S. Cohen
Arizona
Cohen Boat Shop
East Main Street
Lexmeton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Porter
Austin Kice
Ele
Mrr. Porter
Pole Station
Jere Zs Reagan
Mr. Porter
Reagan
Dudley Veal
Rosenberg Bros
Limestone Street
Main
Water Streets
Learny
Vorter
Cohen Oot
Abs
Ohen
Toh K. Aten
Cobkerco
Colonel Allen
Phkce
Embry & Co
W. R. Embry
Mr. Cohen
Embry
Public questions posed by Berea League to county candidates
The Berea League of Women Voters in Madison county asks sheriff and county official candidates about deputy sheriffs, cooperation with federal officers, road bond forfeiture, welfare department creation, and stricter prohibition enforcement. It also queries representatives on primary elections and two constitutional amendments.
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Berean League of Women Voters
Madison County
Alson Baker
Daily Register
Berea
Richmond Daily Register
Richmond
Berea League of Women
State Department of Public Welfare
Kentucky
Two Breweries to Start Making Beer Medically
Washington reports that the Provision Commissioner approved Milwaukee and New York brewers for permits to manufacture and sell beer for medicinal purposes under new treasury regulations. These are the first applications filed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Haynes
Milwaukee
New York
Treasury
Educators Rally For Kentucky Amendments Campaign
Final drives for the two constitutional amendments unfold as educators and college leaders tour uncertain districts. Officials including Superintendent George Colvin, university presidents, normal school heads, and teachers traverse counties from Boyle to Graves, urging voters to approve the measures.
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Ity Associated Press
Frankfort
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State University
State Normals
George Colvin
Robertson County
Taylorsville
G. & Barnes
Daviess County
W. A. Ganfield
Centre College
Educational Survey Commission
Covington
George Weldon
Louisville
Kentucky
Owenton
Frank L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Mclenry Rides
University Department of Education
Hart County
Coates
the Normal
Richmond
Princeton
Fredonia
Graves County
W. N. Jayne
Garrard County
C.D. Lewis
City trims salaries and expands bond payments in council meet
A city ordinance cut officials pay by over 100 a month while authorizing mayor ONeil to buy 10000 more street and sewer bonds. Total treasury stood at 644,480.97 as notes payable of 238,874.50 loom, with 26 1 collected by police and record tax receipts reach near historic highs.
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O'Neil
Claude Devore
G. Murray Smith
Jesse Dykes
State Bank & Trust Co
North Street
Kate G. Wiggins
Aspen Avenue
Curareen Smith
Jy. W. Evans
Joe D. Deatherage
Edgar JT. Doty
J. B. Walker
Burnside
Fannie Willne
James Walker
F. H. Gordon
Estill Avenue
East Main Street
Standard Oil
Gordon
Terrill
Lampton & Burke
Golden
H .de B. Forbes
Tate’s Creek Avenue
D. B. Shackelford
Lancaster Avenue
Prion
Pth Ih
Smoots sales tax rejected by Senate
Washington November 4 The Senate rejected Senator Smoots plan to levy a half percent tax on annual sales over six thousand dollars The Associated Press report notes the proposal targeted high value transactions and faced opposition in the chamber.
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Smoot
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
The
Senate Today
Senator Smoot
Miners Appeal Filed Over Checkoff Injunction
Attorneys for the United Mine Workers of America filed in the federal Court of Appeals a petition seeking an appeal from Judge Anderson's Indianapolis injunction last week that barred the check off system of deducting union dues from miners' wages by operators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United Mine Workers of America Today
Federal Court of Appeals
Anderson
Indianapolis
Produce Prices Quoted by Renaker Brothers
Prices for poultry and fowl are listed by Renaker Brothers with per dozen rates for Pere hens and springers at fifty cents. Individual prices show several items at around seven to fifteen cents each and specific head prices for Guinea fowl and other poultry. The OCR text is fragmentary but indicates a local produce trade listing with unit prices.
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Renaker Brothers
Pere
Springers
Bost WepeOs S
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati hogs ranged to 8.25 as Chicago markets rose while cattle remained steady. Louisville noted strong cattle and hogs with 400 cattle and 1,400 hogs traded, sheep steady.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Weather update: warmer east tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for warmer conditions in the eastern area tonight and Saturday. Cooler air is expected in the northwest portion on Saturday.
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East Portion
Northwest
Pershing repudiates Watson’s charges in Nashville
General Pershing denounces Senator Watson’s accusations as the most outrageous and untrue and without foundation, delivered in Nashville on November 4.
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Pershing
Watson
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Senator Watson
Senator Watson charges on wet gallows claim debated
In Washington on November 4 the senator defended his claim that two American soldiers were hanged in France after a wet trial, citing a soldier who saw gallows at Gievres and heard from a guard that others were hanged. The investigating committee then reported favorably on a resolution to permit calling witnesses.
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Washington
Watson
Senate
France
Gievres
Ce Oh
Special Committee
Demand Still Strong for Liberty Bonds in New York
New York November 4 heavy demand for Liberty bonds as rediscount rate falls. Third and fourth issues reach year high. victory issues cited as peaking, with brokers reporting broad participation from all quarters.
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Ity Associated Press
New York
Sik
Soviet Foreign Minister Denounces Washington Disarm Pact
Moscow reports Russia will not be bound by Washington disarmament conference decisions and reserves the right to take steps to prevent their enforcement, notifying Entente nations and the United States.
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Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Russia
Colored School Annex Plans Ready for Board Approval
Architects C. C. and E. A. Weber of Newport say plans for the colored school annex will be submitted to the Board of Education for approval next week. The bidders will be invited soon and a contract hoped to be let by December first.
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C. C
E. A. Weber
Newport
Colored School
Board of Education
Porter Sues for 20000 Damages in City Commissioner Race
Lexington reports that J Sherman Porter filed a $20000 defamation suit against Charles Crawford a Lexington soft drink stand proprietor and former saloon keeper. Porter claims Crawford vowed to spend to defeat him and accused Porter of drinking whisky saying he has sold him liquor. Porter earned income from anti liquor speaking engagements.
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Lexington Dispatch
Pop” Porter
Lexington
J. Sherman Porter
Charles Crawford
Porter
Daily Register Price Postage Notice
The Daily Register lists mail subscriptions at 55 a year within Kentucky and higher rates for outside the state.
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Daily Register
Kentucky
State
Bonus Offer for New Subscriptions in Campaign Drive
The office explains voting credits for renewals and new subscriptions. Renewals earn 1000 votes per dollar. new subscribers get bonus votes, with 4300 votes per $3 for county or 7500 votes for city new subscribers. Campaign prizes reward top subscribers between Nov 2 and Nov 10 at 9 pm.
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Cate
Prohibition Enforcement Budget Forecast Forecasted Increase
Washington reports Congress will seek 10 million dollars for enforcement of prohibition in the next fiscal year, a rise of 2.5 million over the current year's appropriation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
German Marks Hit New Low Record in New York
The German mark fell to four and three tenths cents each in New York, a fresh low. The decline reflects continuing weakness in the currency and trade tensions.
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Iiy Associated Press
New York
Japanese Premier Hara Assassinated Before Disarmament Talks
Tokyo authorities report Prime Minister Hara Takashi fatally stabbed. His death comes as a Washington conference standoff with Japan looms, with Hara a key figure in the disarmament discussions. He had led since 1918 and was born in 1854.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Hara
Japan
Sakashi Hara
Ciemereceeu
England Backs Armament Talks Ahead of Conference
The House of Commons unanimously approved a resolution backing the forthcoming Washington conference on armament limits and Far Eastern issues.
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Associatee Press
London
House of Commons
Ington
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Nannie Porter
Kentucky Avenue
Mamie Shropshire
Virst
City National Bank
Rk W Rounsavall
First
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Transylvania Printing Company
Hamilton College
Florida
Lee Congleton and Sons
R. EF. Turley
Taeneral Fund
Sky
Miners Appeal
England
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