Armistice Day Program Leads Berea Richmond Unite
Armistice Day events unite Berea and Richmond with a joint program led by Madison County American Legion posts. A morning parade departs Richmond for Berea, a football game between the Legion team and UK sophomores follows a 35 piece Legion band concert, and a seven o’clock banquet at the Masonic Temple closes the day. Admission is fifty cents. the event aims to fund the day through the game turnout and bolster ex-service men’s support.
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Berea
Richmond
Berea Legionnaires
University of Kentucky
Legion Band
Derea
Masonic Temple
Beyrs
Madison County
Legion
Legion to Play Fast Eleven on Friday
The American Legion eleven of Berea and Richmond posts will meet the University of Kentucky Sophomores on the normal field Friday after the Armistice Day celebration. The Sophs beat Eastern earlier and are the heaviest class team at UK. Veteran linemen and old stars from Berea and Madison Hi are expected to star, making a fast, high intensity game anticipated by local fans.
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Madison County
American Legion
Cleveland Frost
Berea
Jesse Milkes
Richmond
Jesse M. Stokes
Southern National Bank
L. W. Dunba
Transportation Committee
University of Kentucky Sophmores
Sophs
U. K
Legion
Sephs
Lexington
Madison Legionaires
Lassiter
Madison Hi
Jadison Boys
Ma. Sterling
Prices for poultry and livestock from Renaker brothers
Prices quoted include hens and springers at 50 cents per dozen, geese and ducks at 14 to 15 cents each, young birds at 50 cents head, and hides at 6 cents each. Names of businesses and goods indicate a brief market listing.
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Renaker Brothers
Wanted Rene Moment market prizes
Wanted Rene Moment market prices. Phone twenty- Eight. C. E. Galloway, with F. H. Gorden, no. 8-16.
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C. E. Galloway
F. H. Gorden
Whitaker Wins Senate Seat in Thirty-Fourth District
In Jackson on November 10, Dr. J. J. Whitaker the Republican challenger defeats Democrat Cannes City incumbent by about 200 votes as five counties report unofficial returns. Clayhole precinct abstains due to a Tuesday shooting. Democrats blame that precinct for losses, while the rest of the county ticket favors Democrats.
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Jackson
J. J. Whitaker
Cannes
Senate
M.L. Crain
Whitaker
Clayhole
Precinet
Democrats Triumph in Letcher County Kentucky
Whitesburg Kentucky voters back Democrats with J. K. Childers of Pikeville winning circuit judge by about 1500. Dr J B Fitzpatrick leads for county judge by over 1000. John Francis defeats Stephen Combs for circuit clerk and Fess Whitaker wins jailer. Independent Republican carries county by around 100 over Jones Combs for sheriff. Constitutional amendments pass.
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Whitesburg
Letcher County
J. K. Childers
Pikeville
Roscoe Vanover
J. B. Fitzpatrick
John Francis
Stephen Combs
Fess Whitaker
Jones Combs
Edenton Community News Roundup of Local Tidbits
Farmers gather corn and strip tobacco as community notes recount illnesses, social events, and arrivals. Ruth Masters hosts a pie supper at Sallee school raising 19.50 for the school fund. Obra Delmas Teater born Nov 5 to Lois and Robert Teater. Spence of Berea speaks at Wylie school. Lewis Seater buys a new Ford. families visit kin in Richmond and Garrard counties.
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W. D. Smith
Ruth Masters
Sallee School
Robert Teater
George Teater
Spence
Berea
Wylie School
Lois Collins
Obra Delmas
Richmond
Otis Teater
Elizabeth Hughes
Verna Ray
Buckere
Be . Wylie
Lewis Seater
Turkey prices sought by buyer H Gordonney
WANTED turkeys at highest market prices. Phone 8 16 H Gordonney.
Weather Notice: Frost Tonight and Friday
Forecasters report no temperature change through tonight and Friday with frost expected tonight. Residents advised to protect sensitive plants and outdoor plumbing.
Death of Former State Senator W. H. Clark Confirmed
News reports confirm the death of former State Senator W. H. Clark after a Sunday shooting in Fox Township Jackson County. William Pearson is charged with the killing.
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Associated Press
McKege
W. H. Clark
Fox
Jackson County
William Pearson
Prayer Meeting for Disarmament in Washington
A prayer meeting at First Baptist church Friday morning from 7 to 8 o'clock will support the Disarmament Conference in Washington on Armistice Day anniversary. The event urges all peace-minded citizens to attend and seek divine guidance and strength.
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Washington
First Baptist Church
Dodgers Face Stiff Test Against Winchester Freshmen
The Dodge team meets Winchester City Hi Freshmen Friday at 2 pm on the Normal field before the UK Sophomores versus American Legion game. The squad, riding a four game win streak, faces its strongest foe of the season with Clark County and Berea losses recent, and a lineup likely featuring Kieci center Jett Black guards McCord Maupin Jackes Blanton Young ends Seurley quarter Adams full Dunn Pearson halves.
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Dodge
Winchester City
Kieci
Jett
Black
McCord
Maupin
Jackes
Blanton
Young
Seurley
Adams
Dunn
Pearson
Dodges
White Hall Social Happenings and Visits
Mrs S Q Royer returns from Tennessee visit. Mr and Mrs Moore of Woodford County spent Sunday with relatives. M Owen Douglas visited daughter Mrs Romulus Todd Friday. Mrs Frank Burgin entertained friends Wednesday. Algina Brandenburg and Lillian Brandenburg in Lexington for care. Howard of West Virginia visiting mother Mrs Massie Powell. Mattie Forbes staying with daughter Mrs Noland Benny. Jake Johnson welcomed a daughter. Brown Hampton and Mrs John D Hampton visit sister Mrs Algin Brandenburg. Friends spent Sunday with Leslie Long. Lawton Long hosted a sermon telecast from Pittsburgh Presbyterian Church. James Shearer family of Winchester and Rev Z J Amerson visited W Shearer. Master James Kinshouse is ill.
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S. Q. Royer
Tennessee
Moore
Woodford County
Simpson
M. Owen Douglas
Romulus Todd
Frank Burgin
Algina Brandenburg
Lexington
Lillian Brandenburg
Howard
West Virginia
Massie Powell
Mattie Forbes
Noland Benny
Jake Johnson
Brown Hampton
John D. Hampton
Shakertown
Algin Brandenburg
Leslie Long
Lawton Long
Pittsburgh
James Shearer
Winchester
Georgetown
de W. Shearer
Ami
James Kinshouse
Dr W A Ganfield Resigns to Lead Carroll College
Dr W A Ganfield longtime president of Centre College resigns after four years to become president of Carroll College. He will leave Centre for Waukesha Wisconsin on December 1 to begin duties.
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W. A. Ganfield
Centre College
Carroll College
Waukesha
Wis
Base Ball Stars Win In Politics
In Kentucky Tuesday the baseball stars fared well in elections. Jim Park from Madison, Lexington Rec team star and former big leaguer, won the Republican Representative seat from Madison. Tilford Jones, Independent, captured Laurel County Clerk over the Republican opponent in a large majority. Park and Willis Kennedy, his Democratic rival, are twins with the Park twin Joel having died years earlier and Kennedy twin Wearen having died nearly a year ago.
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Kentucky
Jim Park
Madison
Rec
Lexington
Frankfort
Laurel County
Tilford Jones
Jones
Richmond
Louisville
Joh Jim Park
Willis Kennedy
Fost
Park
Joel Park
Kennedy
Wearen Kennedy
County Returns Rebuff Constitutional Amendments in Vote
In Harry Sommers county the Democratic ticket swept into office by about 400 margin. The election's highlight was the defeat of constitutional amendments by large majorities. Amendment No. 1 drew 206 for and 4 216 against. Amendment No. 2 had 2073 for and 4 242 against.
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Elizabetht
Hardin County
Mason County Nov 10 Results Show GOP Wins Key Local Posts
Unofficial Mason County figures indicate H. H. Purnell won county judge, Carey M. Devore re-elected sheriff, and A. M. January elected county clerk. All winners are Republicans with small majorities.
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Maysville
Mason County
HH. P. Purnell
Carey M. Devore
A. M. January
Federal Aid Roads Bill Signed by President
President Harding signs a federal aid roads measure allocating 73 million dollars for road improvements and state maintenance provisions. The act provides funding support for road construction and maintenance across states.
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Washington
Harding
Porter Shot By Train Bandits Die
Chicago November 10 Arthur Moon pullman porter on the New Orleans Limited of the Illinois Central railroad who was wounded in the holdup of the train by bandits Monday night died last night from his injuries in a hospital at Champaign
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Chicago
Arthur Moon Pullman Porter
New Orleans
Democrats Carry Boyle County In Local Elections
Boyle County voters backed the Democratic slate with J. E. Robinson 3297 to 2401 for State Senate and C. D. Miner 3313 to 2346 for Representative. Logan Woods won the sheriff post by 1040. The independent ticket captured the city council with a single majority.
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Danville
Boyle County
State Senate
J. E. Robinson
Kk S. Haselden
C. D. Miner
WH. Dever
Logan Woods
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati And Louisville
Cincinnati on November 10 reports cattle slow and quiet while hogs are steady with Chicago up 100. Louisville sales show cattle 300 slow with steers weak, hogs 1100 strong and tops at 7.50, sheep 100 steady. No market Friday due to Armistice Day.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Balfour Completes British Delegation at Conference
Washington reports Arthur J. Balfour arriving to head the British group at the arma ment and Far Eastern conference. Lloyd George to join when free. French Japanese Chinese Dutch Belgian teams also complete. Italian deputy and Portuguese reps awaited to finalize the body.
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Washington
Arthur J. Balfour
Lloyd George
Italy
Rome
Portugal
Trainman Missing After Texas Wreck Near Longview
Associated Press reports a collision between a Texas and Pacific passenger train and two freight cars near Longview Texas. One trainman is missing and several passengers sustain light injuries. The missing worker is identified as C. Smith.
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Texas
Associated
Jess
Wreck on Santa Fe Near Mulhall Injures Several
A Santa Fe passenger train bound for the south was wrecked near Mulhall Oklahoma today. Nine people were injured but none were killed. Three cars plunged into a ditch. The cause of the wreck was not stated.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
Mulhall
Oklahoma
Troops Deployed to Guard Elliott County Court House
Ky Nov 10 Gov Morrow orders Capt Thompson and ten Louisa cavalry to guard the Elliott county circuit court at Sandy Hook on November 14. The move follows liquor case dock hearings and a request from Judge Allen Cisco. This marks the second mobilization in five months after threats by moonshiners against witnesses.
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Associated Press
Vrankiert. Ky
Thompson
Louisa Calvary
Moorman Expected to Succeed Quinn as Louisville Mayor
Frankfort reports Judge Huston Quinn of the state Court of Appeals, elected mayor of Louisville Tuesday, will hand down his cases and resign. Charles H. Moorman, a Louisville Republican worker, is expected to be appointed by Governor Morrow to succeed him.
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Frankfort
Huston Quinn
State Court of Appeas
Louisville
Charles H. Moorman
Morrow
Weil Buys Lincoln Cattle in Lincoln County
James H. Woods sold 40 head of 1 370 pound cattle to Jay Weil of Lexington at 8c per pound in Lincoln County. Weil called the purchase the finest bunch of cattle he has bought in a long time.
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Lincoln County
Stanford Journal
James H. Woods
Jay Weil
Lexington
Weil
Democrats Capture State Senate Majority in Tight Races
Democrats clinch the state Senate with Dr Whitaker defeating Mitch Crain in Magoffin district. They also win Hopkins Christian district with James Rash, lose Boyle Garrard Lincoln and Casey district with Joe Robinson, leaving three close contests with two decided in their favor.
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Dr. Whitaker
Mitch Crain
Magoffin
Senate
House
Hopkins-Christian
James Rash
Joe Robinson
Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln and Casey
Business Houses To Close For Armistice Day
The post office and all banks will close Friday as Armistice Day is observed a national holiday. At the Legion’s request most business houses will close for the afternoon so employees and the public can attend band concerts and the Normal campus football game.
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Legion
Daily Register
WCUO
The
Reverend Z J Amerson Accepts Call to Preach
Reverend Z J Amerson has accepted a call to preach at Republican Baptist Church for the coming year in a clerical appointment.
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Z. J. Amerson
Republican Baptist Church
Tribute to Unknown Dead Opens Capitol Rotunda
A large crowd laid flowers for the unknown American dead as Capitol rotunda attendants in marines lined the hall. Men wore French valor decorations while two lines sang America, signaling a national mourning atmosphere amid campaign vote offers in the Daily Register.
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Aswewwwiet
Washington
Capitol
France
South Africa
America
Election Notes in Estill and Casey Counties Outcome Shifts
Sam Hurst winner in Estill by 100 votes over Chester Bach. J M McDaniel wins Commonwealth Attorney, flipping Lee and Breathitt from Republican. Casey County sees Democrats gain in several offices. Oscar Fair elected County Judge, FE Moore County Attorney, Charles M Wesley Sheriff, Emma Overstreet jailer with large margin. Overstreet widow of late Mose Overstreet. Republican committee had nominated Overstreet for jailer.
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Sam Hurst
Estill
Chester Bach
J. M. McDaniel
Lee
Breathitt
W. N. Kash
Casey County
Sherif
Oscar Fair
J. D. Taylor
FE. C. Moore
Eliis Wesley
Charles M. Wesley
Les Combest
George J. Garver
Emma Overstreet
Mose Overstreet
Republican County Executive Committee
Edwards Trails by Narrow Margin in Pulaski County Sheriff Race
Democratic candidate Jack Edwards leads by 190 votes across 48 of 50 precincts in Pulaski County home to Gov. Morrow. Democrats field only three candidates in this strongly Republican county.
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Pulaski County
Jack Edwards
Morrow
Independent Roberts defeats Eversole for circuit judge
In the Owsley district Leslie Perry notes the contest in the mountain region where R B Roberts, Independent, defeats incumbent J C Eversole, Republican, duplicating his past path after a 6 year cycle.
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Leslie Perry -Owsley Judicial District
R. B. Roberts
J. C. Eversole
Commonwealth Attornty
Infant Son Dies After Short Illness Near Duncannon
Lose Little Son Joe Coleman five months old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp died at home near Duncannon after brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services held at the avenue in Richmond cemetery by Rev D H Matherly. Sympathy extended to the Sharp family.
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Joe Coleman
Robert Sharp
Duncannem
Richmond Cemetery
D. H. Matherly
Richmond Mayor Seeks Bids for Sidewalk Construction
Pursuant to the Board of Council order dated November 3 1921 the Mayor of Richmond Kentucky will receive bids for concrete pavement curb and gutter work per specifications on file at the Mayor's office in front of Mrs Dr J G Bosley's residence Summit Street Richmond Kentucky. WM O NELL Mayor Aide W E Blanton Clerk November 4 1921.
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Board of Council
Richmond
J. G. Bosley
Summit Street
WM. O'Nell
W. E. Blanton
Coates Attends Southern Teachers Conference
President J. J. Coates of Eastern Normal traveled to Nashville Tennessee Thursday afternoon to attend the annual conference of Southern Teachers Training Institutions for the states south of the Ohio River. He aims to secure and assign substitute teachers in English Home Economics Education and possibly Mathematics during his absence. The school is operating its first two terms without several resignations since last August.
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J. J. Coates
Eastern Normal
Nashvile
Tenn
Ohio River
Stanford Journal reports Llewellyn setter sales boom
Stithh Noe of Madison County has sold eight month old pups at 50 dollars each and three month old pups at 23 dollars. He has earned 375 dollars from female canine litters so far this year, with more sales expected.
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The
Stanford Journal
Stithh Noe
Llewellyn
Madison County
Guessing Contest on Seal Brand Coffee Pound Guesses
A guessing contest offers one entry per pound of Seal Brand Coffee purchased. The closest guess to the actual pounds in the show window wins a 5 lb can. Contest closes Saturday November 19 at 2 p.m. McKINNEY and ARNOLD.
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Thin McKinney & Arnold
Wanted: We Need Phone Memberships for Zay and Saturday
Help a worthy cause by joining the phone membership drive for Zay and Saturday. Volunteers seek donations and support to fund community programs and services.
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Zay
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