Coal conspiracy trials moved to January term in Indiana
Federal Judge A B Anderson extended trial of 125 operators and miners accused in the soft coal conspiracy across Indiana Illinois Ohio and western Pennsylvania to January 10. The delay followed questions over Attorney General Palmer's orders restricting evidence and whether the government was guided by law or by Palmer.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Palmer
C. B. Ames
Attoney
Winnes and Robinson Taken for Preliminary Trial
Harlan Kentucky November 9 Dr H C Winnes state veterinarian and Jim Robinson a Negro convict faced preliminary examination after rearrest on a second murder warrant. They are held for the murder of Miss Lara Parsons Pine Mountain school teacher killed September 7 while walking on the mountain. Senator Hiram A Brock swore out the second warrant.
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Harlan, Ky
H. C. Winnes
Jim Robinson
Lara Parsons
Pine Mountain
Winnes
Hiram A. Brock
Robinson
Flour Drops Below $10 a Barrel in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on November 9, flour sold for under ten dollars a barrel for the first time in nearly four years. Family patents dropped 5 to 75 cents, setting the low quotation at $9.65.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Precautionary Passport Rules to Counter Soviet Missionaries
Washington officials say the state department will block Soviet efforts to send missionaries and agitators to the United States. Consuls in Europe were instructed to issue passports only to persons with clear intentions, aiming to prevent covert influence activities.
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Washington
State Department
Europe
Russia
United States
No Private Railroad Control After War Says ICC
Washington November 9. Chairman Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission declared that America will never again have private railroad control and operation without state and federal regulation. He spoke at the opening of the convention of the national association of railways and public utilities companies. Clark called federal control a wartime necessity funded by the people as a rightful war expense.
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Washington
America
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Association of Railway and Public Utilities
Constipation remedies and job ad appear in ad page
The notice touts Chamberlain's Tablets for permanent relief from constipation and digestion aid. It also advertises a Wanted female cashier position at Alhambra and Opera House, inviting applications to Miss Ward, 2713.
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Alhambra
Opera House
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Today's markets show hogs 750 to 1 lower in Cincinnati at 13.75, cattle dull, Chicago lower. Louisville sales reach 400 cattle, 1,400 hogs uneven with tops 13.25, sheep 30 steady and unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Clothing prices on down grade
Chicago on November 9 Associated Press reports men’s clothing for immediate delivery offered at 10 to 50 percent below current prices. Wholesale spring and summer delivery prices run 10 to 33 1/3 percent under year ago levels as dealers remain overstocked. Treasurer Mohr says the public isn’t buying and prices must fall.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United National Clothiers
Mohr
Lexington Man Kills Neighbor in Kentucky Shooting
In Lexington Kentucky Bert Tudor aged 30 shot and killed neighbor Robert Hanley aged 32. Tudor told police Hanley had violated Tudor’s home, details released today.
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Associated Press
Lexington, Ky
Bert Tudor
Robert Hanley
Tudor
Hanley
Incendiary Blaze Damages Louisville Rendering Plant
Fire at the Louisville Rendering Company plant on the river road caused about 60000 dollars in damage and was ruled incendiary. Two weeks earlier another plant of the same company suffered a 60000 dollar loss. Charles Knight, former state senator and company president, convened officers to investigate the blaze.
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Louisville
Louisville Rendering Company
River Road
Charles Knight
Harding To Leave For Panama In November
Panama trip planned by President-elect Harding as he resumes rest from the campaign. November 18 set for departure from New Orleans, though date may be moved forward.
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Harding
Panama
Associated Press
Point Isabel
Texas
New Orleans
Cold Wave Warning Across Midwest and Ohio Valley
The Weather Bureau issued a cold wave warning today for Michigan Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Western Ohio as temperatures are expected to plunge. Strong winds and frosty conditions anticipated with potential travel disruption and risk of hypothermia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Orders To Recruit The Second Division For Full Strength
Washington November 9. War Department announced mandatory recruitment of the Second Division to full strength under the national defense act. The division, stationed at Camp Travis Texas, is currently short six thousand men and must reach full strength immediately.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Camp Travis
Tex
Fire destroys Belle Cash Store and Royal Palace in Middlesboro
Fire of undetermined origin caused about $50,000 in damage in Middlesboro Kentucky early today. The Belle Cash Store and Royal Palace restaurant were destroyed and the Louisville and Nashville offices in the Brashear Schultz building were damaged.
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Middlesboro
Associated Press
Belle Cash
Royal Palace
Louisville and Nashville
Brashear Schultz
Tennessee Returns Give Lon Scott Narrow Victory
Official canvass in the Eighth Tennessee district shows Lon Scott Republican defeating Gordon Browning Democrat by 638 votes. Unofficial returns fix Tennessee House delegation at five Republicans and five Democrats, a GOP gain of three.
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Tennessee
Rv Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Lon Scott
Gordon Browning
Missing 17 year old girl troubles parents in Indiana
Bessie Meade a 17 year old girl from Laporte Indiana vanished from her home after being refused permission to attend a party. A week of search yields no trace of her and authorities continue to investigate.
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Bessie Meade
Laporte
Ind
Richmond Welch Co Trades Widely in City Market
The notice notes broad trading activity linked to Richmond Welch Company at 2712 in the city market, highlighting extensive transactions across the local business scene.
Radical Change in Baseball Forms 12-Club League
Chicago reports major leagues disband and form a new twelve club arrangement joining eight National League teams with three from the American League. A twelfth club to be chosen later. Judge Kenesaw Landis named to head a civilian tribunal overseeing the game with a $50 000 yearly salary. Minor leagues invited to join under six year terms.
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Chicago
Lasker
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Kansas City
National Association of Minor League
Judge Landis
New Harvest Tobacco Method Saves Millions
United States Department of Agriculture reports a new method in Granville County North Carolina increased tobacco leaf yield by allowing leaves to be harvested from the lower workup to the top. The approach reduces waste, lowers wildfire risk, and enables use of younger labor, with estimates of 1 to 2 million dollars saved.
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Washington
North Carolina
Kentucky
United States Department of Agriculture
Granville County
N.C
Richard W. Bayliss
Bourmbon County
Lexington
Party Fight Ends in Fatal Gun Wounds in Covington Area
Leon Noel, 20, died in a Covington hospital from two bullet wounds to the abdomen suffered at a party near Williamstown Saturday night. Authorities reported the incident as a fatal fight and are investigating.
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Leon Noel
Covington
Williamstown
Turkeys sought at highest market prices in Paris area
Chas. S. Brent & Bro. offer top market rates for good turkeys in Paris Kentucky. For prices call C. E. Galloway at phone 918 in Richmond Kentucky.
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Chas. S. Brent & Bro
Paris
C. E. Galloway
Richmond
Best Flour on Earth at Richmond Welch Co
Advertisement notes best flour on earth at the Richmond Welch Co for only $1.65. The line lists the price and the store address 2712.
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Richmond Welch Co
Federal Grand Jury in Session Reports Heavy Whisky Indictments
The federal grand jury convened for extensive investigations with more than forty cases to review. District Prosecuting Attorney Charles Fennell notes one of the largest batches in local court history and expects early indictments, led by whisky cases across the district. The Moore distillery matter in Mercer County gathers witnesses as hearings proceed and Judge Cochran seeks prompt examiner results. Jurors are led by foreman E. L. Cobb of Richmond, with a large regional panel following.
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Charles Fennell
Liberty
Moore
VanArsdall
Mercer County
Cochran
Richmond
E. L. Cobb
Foreman
R. M. Sparks
W. T. McGuire
Ben King
W. B. Wilson
Wesley Bourne
W. H. Hoover
R C. Dudderar
M. F. Enright
John W. Scott
John F. Lackey
J. A Arthur
D. B. Blackford
Uh Boone
J. M. Haden
George Conley
Colyer Elected Sheriff in Wyoming Victory
Oliver J Colyer, son of C. E Colyer, won the sheriff race in a Republican county near Torington Wyoming. The Madison county native defeated a leading Republican and overturned a large majority, highlighting his local popularity. He is part of a prominent Colyer family with prior sheriff connections in Missouri and Madison county.
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Torington
Wyoming
Madison County
Oliver J Colyer
C. E Colyer
Messrs. H. H
R. W. Colyer
D. A. Colyer
Bates County
Missouri
Young Colyer
Local man dies at graveside in Waren Ohio
O E Herbold collapsed while placing flowers on his wife’s grave and died. In Cleveland building costs rose 165 percent over five years. Cincinnati street car fare likely 10 cents by year start. Indianapolis transit seeks 2 cent transfers.
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Waren
Ohio
O. E. Herbold
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Street Car Company
Rockwood Coffee Endorsement By D B McKinney Co
Local ad urges shoppers to choose Rockwood coffee with a confident recommendation from D. B. McKinney and Company, promising reliable quality and satisfaction.
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Rockwood
D. B. McKinney and Company
Richmond Eyes Return of Blue Grass League in 1921
Cincinnati sport expert Spinney urges Kellogg to attend November 15 Richmond meeting to discuss reviving the Blue Grass league. Wealthy locals including Frank Barnett may back a Richmond team. talks include consolidating KI T league with towns like Maysville Winchester Lexington and Ashland.
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Richmond
John A. Spinney
Cincinnati
M. C. Kellogg
Kellogg
Frank Barnett
Spinney
Ohio
Kellogg Grocery Co
Phoenix Hotel
Blue Grays
Winchester
Lexington
Nicholasville
Maysville
Ashland
Louisville Tops Nation in Homicide Rate
Louisville Kentucky reports a homicide rate of nineteen per 105000 population during 1917 and 1918, higher than the national average by about 250 percent, according to census bureau statistics.
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Louisville
Census Bureau
Kentucky Girl Helps Senator Harding
Washington reports a Kentucky girl on the presidential special Miss Coranella Mattern of Frankfort serves as the president elects stenographer and has been with him several years.
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Washington
Kentucky
Coranella Mattern
Frankfort
Aged man drowns in Elkhorn Creek near Georgetown
Georgetown Ky November 9 John Wilson aged 62 father of Ford Wilson a Scott county druggist ended his life by jumping into Elkhorn creek at the edge of Georgetown.
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Georgetown
John Wilson
Ford Wilson
Scott County
Elkhorn Creek
Mr Gelken Father of Mrs Green Dies in Lexington
Richard Gelken aged about 60 died at a Lexington hospital after an operation. Funeral services will be at the cemetery chapel in Lexington Wednesday at 2 30 p m. He was the father of Mrs O O Green of this city. Friends here extend deepest sympathy.
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Green
Richard Gelken
Lexington
Cemetery Chapel
Gelken
O. O. Green
Lodges Fibre Carpet plant shuts after wage cut rejection
Springfield of Lodges Fibre Carpet plant closed after workers refused a 15 percent wage cut demanded by management as the only means to keep the operation running.
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Springfield
Mass
Lodges
Chamberlain's Tablets Aids Digestion And Bowel Movement
When you wake with a bad taste in mouth dull fatigue and constipation Chamberlains Tablets can help. They promote an agreeable bowel movement cleanse and invigorate the stomach and improve digestion.
Sugar Price at Richmond Welch Co Listed
Sugar at Richmond Welch Company priced at 12 1 2 cents per pound, figure tied to a local market listing.
No Contest Seen in Beckham Race
The Louisville Times reports no contest expected to challenge Richard P. Ernst's victory over J. C. W. Beckham. Democratic leaders concede possible fraud allegations in Eastern Kentucky but believe any challenge would fail to alter the Senate outcome. Some Democrats seek federal action to address delayed returns in the mountains.
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Richard P. Ernst
J. C. W. Beckham
Louisville Times
Senate
John L. Grayot
Mr. Ernst
Kentucky
Beckham
Ernst
Flour Drops 10 Pre-War Prices In Minneapolis Mill
Four prices slipped further this day and milled flour quotes reached pre war levels. A major Minneapolis mill cut family patent flour by 40 cents per 98 pound bagged car lot to 10 dollars, signaling a new low for the market.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New Lower Prices Set for Percale and Denims
M C D Borden Sons and Algonquin Printing cut percale prices to 13 1 2 cents a yard from 30, with 11 2 cents lower than Edward Converse price. Standard prints drop to 12 12 cents. Greensboro producers quote 2 20 denims at 25 cents and 2.40 double twist at 21 2 cents, after prior market spikes.
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New York
Norrican
Algonquin
M. C. D. Borden & Sons
Algonquin Printing Company
Edward Converse & Company
Greensboro
N. C
I O O F Grand Lodge Meet in Lexington This November
Fully one thousand delegates from Kentucky are expected for the I O O F Grand Lodge meeting to convene November 15 to 17 in Lexington. The general committee reported nearly finished preparations, detailing housing music entertainment badge press meeting place parade information bureau special entertainment and transportation plans.
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Kentucky
Lexington
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
J. R. Smith
Wm Likin
F. C. Foxworth
E. O. Kidd
A. J. Reed
A. C. Phillips
Roy Forman
R. D. Mc Michael
E. L. Bealert
H. S. McCoy
I. O. O. F. Home
C. $. Moore
A. K. Hynes
General Association of Kentucky Baptists Meet in Owensboro
The eighty third annual General Association of Kentucky Baptists meets November 15 to 18 at Third Baptist Church Owensboro with 1886 churches and 600 ministers expected. Highlights include the Southern Campaign report of 75 million dollars and plans for its use. Dr J T McGlothin to deliver the annual sermon. Prof John L Hill to present the campaign report. sessions run daily 9 to 4 with evening song service at 7. Public welcome.
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General Association of Kentucky Baptists
Owensboro
Third Baptist Church
Kentucky
Kentucky Baptists
General Association of Kentucky
W. M. Stallings
Creswood
J. T. McGlothin
First Baptist Church of
Frankfort
Stallings
South
Religious cult gains recruits in city
Representatives of the Seven Day Adventists are becoming active here with emissaries from other parts of the state. Meetings are held at private homes, while arrivals seek a suitable location for future gatherings. Many residents are adopting the seven day calendar and new recruits are noted in the last ten days.
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Seven Day Adventists
Women at Bourbon Y M C A to play football at Paris
The Paris Bourbon county Y M C A women’s gym class voted to take up football as a sport. Their first gridiron practice will be held this afternoon under football experts watching. A large crowd is expected for the opening lesson period.
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Bourbon County
Paris
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