Judge Bingham to Speak to Growers Here Monday
Judge R W Bingham of the Louisville after Journal and Times will address Madison county farmers Monday at 1 30 pm in the courthouse after noon session. The visit aims to drum up support for the Burney Tobacco Growers Co operative Association with counties like Fayette and Woodford already over 75 percent signed. A Clark county delegation is expected and merchants in Maysville and Munfordville closed their stores to aid the canvass.
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Aaron Sapire
Madison
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Bingham
Clark County
New County
Henryounty
Mg Burley
Burney Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Asociation
Lexington
Bourbon
Fayette County
Bush W. Wilin
Fayette
Oodford
Gath
Carroll
Montgomtery
Lincoln
Nicholas
Spencer
Fleming
Oldham
Jason
Jessamine
Clark
Nelson
Shelby
Marion
Carter
Gallatin
Karrisom
Scott
Bracken
Henry
Owen
Hi. K. Bourne
Bourne
Vevay
Indiana
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
Switzerland
Carroll County
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Maysville
Minerva
Germantown
Aaron Sapiro
Georgetown
Brown County
Ohio
R. W W. Bingham
Richmond
Madison County
J. ©. Cantril
Frankfort
Franklin County
Burley
Kentucky
J. D. Craddock
Munffordville
Hart County
Munfordville
Porter Shot in Lexington Faces Critical Fight for Life
Joseph W. Porter a 59 year old former banker and businessman was shot by Cohen Shoes owner Charles Cohen in the Cohen Boot shop Lexington. Doctors say Porter has a fighting chance while he remains conscious but seriously wounded. Cohen is held without bail as assignee Richard Colbert is named for the Cohen Shop case. Porter's relatives and friends, including Mrs. Bullitt McCoun,await updates on his condition.
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Joseph W. Porter
Cohen
Lexington
Charles Cohen
The
Herald
James Denny
Porter
Richard [. Colbert
Circuit Court
New York
Liberty Bonds Hit New Record Prices on Exchange
New York November 5 United States war issues reached new highs on the Stock Exchange Liberty 3 1 2s second third and fourth terms rose to year peak prices with quotes at 94 50 94 76 96 92 and 95.
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Associated Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Liberty
Van Benton Urges Help to Win Democracy in Madison County
V A Benton urges friends to vote for the ticket in Madison County's regular election on November 8. He states rumors are false and asks locals to support the ticket and do everything possible to ensure its victory.
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van Benton
Madison County
V. B. Benton
old war horses rally to party in last days of campaign
With election days away, Madison county Democrats unite to mobilize a late surge for sheriff and Commonwealth Attorney tickets. Veterans like Yau B Benton Uncle John White and Sheriff Pete Whitlock lead turnout efforts while William J. Baxter crosses party lines to bolster the ticket. Precinct workers organize to maximize early turnout just days before voting.
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Yau B Benton
Sheriff
Mr. Renton
John” White
Long Cone
Pete Whitlock
Toight
William J. Baxter
Jessamine County
Madison
Baxter
Old
Lafollette Attacks Mellon in Senate Clash
Senator Lafollette charges Secretary Mellon with openly declaring wealth should not bear its share of the government burden. He demands Melon’s retirement from the treasury in a Senate confrontation.
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Associated Dress
Washington
Melon
Lafollette
Senate
Treasury
Kennedy Explains Tax Fight in Madison County
D Willia Kennedy touts opposition to state university funding via appropriation or bond issue. He argues debt would burden taxpayers with interest and vows to oppose any measure raising taxes, citing farmers as the key burdened group and stressing service to Madison County.
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Frankfort
Madison
State University
Jim Park
Madison County
Liam
D. Willis Kennedy
Ministers Call for Prohibition Agents to Shoot Bootleggers
The Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church urged prohibition agents to shoot bootleggers. The statement said bootleggers are the worst kind of criminals and that agents should act without waiting to be fired upon.
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Uy Associated Press
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prohibition
Peaceful Election Agreed On In Louisville
Leaders of both major parties met in Louisville to plan a peaceful election next Tuesday. Mayor Smith urged restraint, saying he would not seek pledges but ordered calm conduct by all parties and citizens. Chesley Searcy reported rumors of planned cane shipments to volunteers, amid reports the hickory clubs were moved from an express office earlier.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Smith
Chesley Searcy
Searcy
Times Today
Wis
Red Cross Drive for Fifth Roll Call Supported by Legion
Officers and members of the Jesse M. Dykes Post American Legion express full support for the Red Cross Fifth Roll Call. They acknowledge the Red Cross extensive work and large spending on behalf of servicemen and believe the Legion should assist as available. The local Post states its complete accord and active backing.
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Jesse M. Dykes
American Legion
Legion
Red Cross
Youngster Falls From Running Car
Frank Edwards, four year old son of the School Superintendent, sustained a severe head cut and bruises after falling from his father's moving car on Friday afternoon near Ware. The door was not secured and the child fell from the rear seat, striking the door and tumbling out. He is very ill and suffering from injuries.
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Frank
den FF. Edwards
Ware
Produce prices quoted and paid by Renaker Brothers
Prices for hens and springers 350 cents per dozen. cocks 75 to 80 cents each. 15 dozen Coore ris Gait at 14 cents. Deeks 6 sites 15 cents. Young Guineas 50 cents a head. Old Guineas 30 cents a head. beef hides 6 cents each.
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Renaker Brothers
Revival at Calvary Baptist Church This Week
Rev John Cunningham holds a revival at Calvary Baptist Church with morning and evening sermons. Sunday School at 9:30 a m worship 11:00 B Y P U 6:00 with services 7:00. Revival continues each evening next week as congregations attend steadily. Cunningham preaches forceful messages.
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John Cunningham
Calvary Church
Kennedy Heads Turley's Men In Church Officers
At the Turley’s Men Bible class of the First Christian church the annual election of officers elected D Willis Kennedy as President, Allen Douglas as Vice President, Arthur Todd as Secretary and Treasurer, R F E Turley as Teacher, and W Price as Assistant Teacher.
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Turley
The
First Christian Church
D. Willis Kennedy
Allen Douglas
Arthur Todd
R. F E. Turley
W. Price
Government Sells Big Lot of Railroad Securities
War Finance Corporation announced the sale at par of nearly 10 million dollars in railroad equipment trust certificates held by the government. The securities include issues from Louisville and Nashville and Illinois Central and were sold to New York brokers.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Finance Corporation
New York
Louisvilleand
Nashville
Winois Central
Livestock Markets Report from Cincinnati and Louisville
Cattle steady in Cincinnati and Louisville markets. Hogs up 25 cents in Cincinnati and 10 cents in Louisville with tops around eight dollars. Sheep steady in Louisville. Total cattle numbers in Louisville near 300 head and hogs about 1,600 head.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Weather Update Warmth Returns Into Weekend
The forecast indicates fair weather tonight with rising temperatures. Sunday will be warmer, especially in the northern portion as an warm air mass moves in.
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North
Limit on Beer Prescriptions Set at 100 Every Three Months
Commissioner Haynes announced new Treasury rules allow physicians to issue beer prescriptions without a set total but will cap each physician at 100 prescriptions in any three month period. The limit applies to whisky wine or any combination.
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Associated Lesxs
Washington
Treasury
Haynes
Eastern Normal Faces Western State In Big Grid Clash
Eastern Normal football travels to Bowling Green to meet Western State Normal on Saturday in a renewed rivalry dating to 1916 with Eastern aiming for victory. Captain Joe Berman returns as the line and backs, with Carr, Adams, Potter and Crutcher listed as key linemen and backs alongside a strengthened unit ready for the challenge.
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Eastern Normal
Bowling Green
Western State Normal
Western
Joe Berman
Carr
Little
Evan
E. Adams
Potter
C. Crutcher
J. Carr
Powell
Jayne
Pr. Adams
Perman
W. Crutcher
Bryan
Rowse
Meredith
Ted
Morvich Favored in Maryland Futurity Odds
Morvich remains the hot favorite in Baltimore as the Maryland Jockey Club offers the Pimilco Futurity worth 40000 dollars at Pimlico. The feature event for ten year-olds runs a mile this afternoon with thirteen entries.
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Morvich
Baltimore
Benjamin Block
Pimlico
Payment Guaranteed at Local Theatres
Margarita Fisher stars as Payment Guaranteed with Capt. Van Aucker as a charming rival. Hayward Mack plays the suave villain in a Santa Barbara mountains shoot filmed production. Supporting cast includes Harvey Clark Harry Landsdale Marjorie Manners and Alice Wilson in a feature attracting local audiences.
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Margarita Fisher
van Auker
Hayward Mack
Santa Barbara
Miss Fisher
Harvey Clark
Harry Lonsdale
Marjorie Manners
Alice Wilson
Lost tire and rim notice on Menineas Pike near Richmond Buick
Lost 56x3 1 2 Parker cord tire with rim and tube between W A Parks residence on Menineas Pike and Richmond Buick. Please notify B Z McKinney and claim a reward. 264 2t
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W. A. Parks
Menineas Pike
Richmond Buick
BZ. McKinney
Automobile prize court day and cash subscriptions drive
Next Thursday November 10 is the last day for cash prizes in the Daily Register subscription campaign. Three winners will be chosen from those who have the most subscriptions by 5 p.m. on that day. A large crowd is anticipated for Court Day with grand prizes displayed publicly.
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Daily Register
Elzy Bowlin 77 Died at Home on Red House Pike
Elzy Bowlin aged 77 died at his son Wra Bowlin’s home on the Red House pike. A Baptist church member and active worker in health. Survived by daughters Mrs Sydney Fletcher Mrs James Green and Miss Nannie Bowlin. sons James Wm and Thomas Bowlin. Funeral at Red House Baptist Church led by Rev. Manley. Pallbearers were William James Thomas Bowlin J Eweil and Sydney Fletcher.
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Elzy Bowlin
Wra. Bowlin
Red House Pike
Baptist Church
Sydney Fletcher
James Green
Nannie Bowlin
James
Thomas Bowlin
Red House Baptist Church
Manley
William
J. Eweil
Local Notes on Residents and Events In town
Miss Katherine Buckley enters a Lexington business college. R C H Covington Sr is reported not well at his West Main street home. Will W Adams, Democratic Tax Commissioner candidate, remains seriously injured after a fall on Main street. Grand Prelate D B Shackelford and J P Smith attended Paris Commandery meeting. Tom Baxter and J H Leeds returned from the American Legion convention in Kansas City and praise the entertainment. Robert and Joe Harris bought cattle for a Madison farm and enjoyed the festivities. Tom Baxter is praised as the standout entertainer for the buddies at the convention.
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Katherine Buckley
Lexington
R. C. H. Covington, Sr
West Main Street
Will W. Adams
Water Street
Main Street
D. B. Shackelford
J. P. Smith
Dt Lion Commandery
Paris
Mr. Shackelford
Tom Baxter
J. H. Leeds
Kansas City
American Legion
Robert
Joe Harris
Madison
Tom
Clarinsian Neds to Spring Train at Mineral Wells
The Clarinsian Neds begin their spring training camp in Mineral Wells Texas with expectations of building team cohesion and evaluating prospects for the upcoming season.
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Mineral Wells
Texas
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Ite Madison Growers
Harrie Noland
Mr. Porter
Liberty Bonds
NEW Records
Benton
Mellon
Kennedy
CTV
RED Cross Drive
Calvary Baptist Church
Gastern
Clzie Bowlin
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