Freed on grounds of self defense acquittal at county court
Lindsey Warner was acquitted in the murder of Squire Williams at Pousey on election day after an examining trial. Witnesses testified Warner acted in self defense as Williams Advanced on him with a pistol and curses. Williams fired first, leading Warner to fire in self defense.
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Lindsey Warner
Squire Williams
Pousey
W. K. Price
Warner
Willams
Williams
G. Murray Smith
George Ross
RK. C. Oldham
Senator Hubble Shot At In Stanford
Stanford Ky November 12 Former county assessor Kennedy tried to shoot ex Senator R U Hubble in a street confrontation at about noon. Hubble deflected the shot with the revolver firing into the air and both men grappled until bystanders intervened. Kennedy was arrested then released on bond. No injuries reported.
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Danville
Stanford
R. 1
Hubble
Hh Kennedy
R. U. tHlubble
Tir
Kennedy
Senator Hubble
Fatty Goes to Trial in Manslaughter Case
San Francisco on November 14 saw motion picture comedian Fatty Arbuckle go on trial for manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe death case. Scores of witnesses were called by both sides as the long proceedings began.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Fatis” Arbuckie
Virginia Rappe
Mrs Gould Drops Dead On Golf Links
Mrs. Gould wife of financier George Jay Gould collapsed and died Sunday while playing golf with her husband on the private links at their Lakewood New Jersey country home.
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Lakewood
N. J
George Jay Gould
The Only tired Bootlegger is a Dead Bootlegger
A Washington newspaper urges officers to turn guns on bootleggers, declaring the only tired bootlegger is a dead bootlegger and calling for decisive action against this lawbreaking class wherever found.
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Cturcd
Washington
Naval arms talks move toward expeditious conference plan
Washington reports the heads of AmericanBritishJapanese French Italian delegations met to map a plan for swift consideration of naval limitation proposals. Officials expect the process may extend several days as experts examine the sweeping State Department ideas amid reassuring public reaction to the conference’s first formal step.
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Aspiafta Tress
Washington
State Department
Big Tim Murphy Sentenced in Dearborn Station Robbery Case
Former Illinois state representative and gas workers union leader known as Big Tim Murphy received a six year sentence to Leavenworth and a 20 000 fine in federal court for involvement in the Dearborn Station mail robbery case of April.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big Jin” Murphy
Gas Workers
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Dearborne
Farmers Annual Meet at Leington to Return in Jan
The 1922 Farm and Home convention planned by the College of Agriculture for farmers and women of Kentucky will be held January 31 to February 3. It marks the tenth annual meeting with new features including night sessions, a miniature live stock exposition, a banquet for farmers and their wives, and an address by a leading agricultural authority.
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Associated
Elliott
Official returns show mixed county support for amendments
Returns from four counties to the Secretary of State in Frankfort Tuesday show only Estill County with a majority for the two constitutional amendments. Estill records 322 for and 213 against. Boyle 238 for and 528 against. Harrison 227 for and 2 225 against. Robertson 157 for and against.
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Frankfort
Satugdas
Estill County
Boye
Harrison
Robertson
Garment Workers Strike Shuts Down NYC Industry
In New York on November 14, about 60,000 garment workers walked out to protest the piece work system. The strike affected factories and threatened production across the city as organizers demand better pay and conditions.
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Associates
New York
Garrard Over Top in Tobacco Drive Near Madison
Final day of a push to secure 3 percent for the Burley Association pool sees Madison sign up over 000,000 pounds this week and aims for 75 percent crop. Garrard reportedly nears its quota after a period of aloofness with boosters seeking a stronger result.
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Burley Association
Madison
Garrard
Boss Jins
Landslide Boosts Campaign for Tobacco Pooling in Lexington
At headquarters today a landslide marked the push to Fayette county for pooling of tobacco crop with the Bare Tobacco Growers Cooperative Marketing plan. About a hundred Lexington business men joined workers in the final drive for members.
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Lexington
Fayette County
Boyle County Tops Tobacco Signups In 1920 Pool Drive
Washington and Boyle counties push a tobacco marketing plan with Boyle reporting 2,331,319 pounds signed and 2,273 acres in contracts. LaRue County growers add 100,000 pounds after Judge Bingham’s Hedgenville address as workers continue countywide efforts to reach 100 percent enrollment and meet the pledge to Judge Bingham.
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Lexington
Washington County
Bourney Beit
Burley Pobaccs Growers’ S Operative Association
Cuit
Springfeld
FP. TV
Logan
Boxyle
Boyle County
Tolac
Larue County
Robert W. Bingham
Hedgenvill
Sin Petit
Hedgenville
Bingham
Charles Hubbard
Dog Saves Two Men From Vicious Bull
Petersburg Indiana November story says a farm dog likely saved William Doty and his son from a savage bull. The father leaped to defend his son as the bull trampled him. the dog bit the bull, drawing it away until a hired man with a pitchfork drove the creature to its stall. The elder Doty suffered severe bruises and the son was seriously injured.
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Petersburg
Ind
William Doty
Young Doty
Doty
Produce prices quoted by Repukes Brothers
Prices listed for various produce items with per unit costs including legs at 52 cents per dozen, Springers at 15 cents each, and other items such as Young Guineas 50 cents per head, Old Guineas 30 cents per head, plus Beef Hides at 6 cents per pound.
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Repukes Brothers
Springers
Sg Pr
Aa Ark
Tobacco crop in Kentucky falls by thirty percent in 1921
Kentucky's 1921 tobacco production drops about 30 percent from 1920 totals due to reduced acreage and lower yields. The state also reports smaller corn and tobacco outputs with yields around 23.6 bushels per acre and an overall decline across crops including potatoes apples and sorghum.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Breakfort
Hl. FF. Bryant
U.S. Bureau of Markets and Crops
United States
Wentuckw
Morgan Pushes Kentucky Farmers to Atlanta Meeting
Geolfres Morgan, secretary of the Kentucky State Farm Bureau Federation, urges a large Kentucky attendance at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Atlanta, November 21 to 23. Reduced railroad rates have been arranged.
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Louisville
Geolfres Morgan
Kentucky State Farm Bureau Federation
Kentucky
American Farmn Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Three Democrats Elected in Casey County Races
The Stanford Journal notes a Tuesday election in Casey where three Democrats won county offices: Oscar Fair for county judge KE for county attorney and Charles Wesley for sheriff. Republicans supported capable officers while Democrats gained a tally despite Republican strength.
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Oscar Fair
KE. C. Moore
Charles Wesley
Therr
Stanford Journal
John Baughman Improves After Train Collision
John Baughman, badly injured a week ago when his car was hit by a Southern Railway train, is improving. He was moved to Wardensburg earlier this week where X rays showed a broken hip but only a small bone fracture, suggesting he will recover.
Richmond drives charity fund to aid needy this winter
Over $1,400 has been raised on the first day of the drive for the Associated Charities in Richmond. Dr. R. L. Pelford heads the effort, pledging funds will be used where most needed.
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Richmond
Bush
R. L Pelford
Health and Welfare league forms to take over charity work
A large Richmond congregation heard Dr. Benjamin J. Bush of Lexington speak for the Health and Welfare league, organized to replace the Associated Charities. The league includes all churches and will publish its officers and committees soon. Twenty-one church teams began a winter budget drive Monday morning.
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First Presbyterian Church
Benjamin J. Bush
Lexington
Health and Welfare League
Associated Charities
Bush
Richmond
Chuarch
Arkansas Man Wilmore Funeral Held in Versailles
The funeral of Willian Wilmore formerly of Jessamine county died Sunday morning of heart disease in Helena Arkansas was held Monday afternoon November 7 at Stowedock at his sister Mrs Belle Wilson's home in Nicholasville The service was conducted by Rev Lacy and burial followed in Versailles cemetery He was a bachelor 39 years old survived by sisters Mrs Wilson Mrs Bettie Wright of Versailles and Mrs William Thomas of Ree* one brother Led Wilmore of Lexington and Hugh S Wilmore of Versailles plus a half sister and half brother Susie Willoughby and Josiah Powell both of Ricannonme
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Jessamine County
Helena
Arkansa R
Newcmber
Stowedock
Belle Wilson
Montgomery Avenue
Nicholasvile
Bk. Lacy
Versvilles
Wilmere
Weestford County
Wilson
Bettie Wright
Versailles
Wiliam ‘Thomas
Ree
Wilmore
Lexington
Llugh S. Wilmore
Susie Willoughby
Josiah Powell
Ricinonme
Marshall to Seek Rollin Hurt's Seat
Shelbyville based Judge Charles Marshall announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to succeed Chief Justice Rollin Turta on the Court of Appeals. Marshall, re-elected in the Twelfth Circuit, draws solid county backing and broad political ties across the appellate district. Louisville Times.
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Charles ©. Marsay
Shelbyville
Court of Appeals
Louisville Times
Former Clay County Girl Dead in Clark County Hospital
Mrs. C. S. Jones of Torrent passed away Friday afternoon at Clark County Hospital at age 27. Before marriage she was Miss Ellen Webb of Manchester Kentucky. She leaves her husband and her parents Mr and Mrs John A Webb of Manchester.
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Clay County
C. S. Jones
Torrent
Clark County Hospital
Ellen Webb
Manchester
John A. Webb
Railroad Man Benkrupt Files for 1m Bankruptcy
A petition for bankruptcy was filed in the Deputy Federal Clerk office by A. yon on behalf of railroad man Benkrupt. Assets total 183.73 with a loan exemption claimed. liabilities amount to 197.30.
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Miss Sara
A. Yon
Livestock Markets Report Cincinnati Louisville Nov 14
Cattle in Cincinnati 4,500 head full 25 cents lower. Hogs steady. Louisville market nov 14 cattle 2,500 slow. hogs steady to 25 cents lower. top at 7.25. Sheep 100 head steady with lambs down 7 dollars. Chicago and Louisville notes indicate mixed demand and price drops across categories.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Kentucky Weather: Cloudy and Cooler with Rain Possible
Kentucky forecast calls for cloudy skies and cooler conditions tonight with a chance of rain in the far east. Tuesday should turn fair with improving conditions and lighter winds across the state.
Whiskey Stolen From Courthouse On Eve of Trial
In Taylorsville Kentucky on the eve of the trial of six men tied to illegal transport of 249 cases of whisky from the BP Moore distillery, the stored liquor was stolen last night. Twenty empty cases remained. entry came via removed screen and window pane. County Judge Thad Cheatham and Town Marshal Gr Theor Town said guards were absent and noises prompted calls to Judge Cheatham. Police noted many people near the scene and several vehicles were found nearby.
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Associated Press
Taylorsville
BP. L. Moore
Thad Cheatham
Ten Die In West William Street Fire Disaster
Ten people died and more than twenty were injured in a fire of unknown origin that partly destroyed a three story tenement on West Worth Street. The building housed twelve families, mostly Americans and Greeks.
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New York
West Wth Street
Bulding
Judge Hardin Narrowly Escapes Turtle Turnover
Judge Charles A. Hardin of Pantocars had a close call near Harrodsburg when his touring car veered off an eight foot bank after he reached for a falling umbrella. The car tipped, trapping him under it until help arrived. He sustained only a small scratch on his right arm.
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Charles A. Hardin
Pantocars
Beck
Harrodsburg
Danville
Noted Geologist Says Interior of Earth Is Solid
Prof. Thomas Chamberlain of the University of Chicago outlined a new geological theory to the National Academy of Sciences. He rejected the nebular hypothesis and argued the earth’s interior is solid, presenting a fresh origin scenario.
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Mother Earth
Chicago
National Academy of Sciences
Thomas ©. Chamberlain
Department of
University of Chicago
Chamberlain
Academy
Tuberculosis Death Rate Cut Promises Large Savings
New York reports the Census Bureau says the tuberculosis death rate fell to 114 per 100000, indicating a potential saving of over 80,000 lives in the current year compared with 15 years ago amid nationwide health efforts by the National Tubercular Association.
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New York
Bureau of the Census
Six Subscriptions Aim to Boost Votes in Campaign Push
A campaign appeal urges workers to secure six Daily Register subscriptions each day for the remaining weeks. The plan promises higher weekly totals, claiming 36 subscriptions at 3.00 each equal 108.00, and 180,000 extra votes over two weeks, with daily effort potentially exceeding six.
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Sionlou
Son
Ron
Democrats Sweep Kentucky State Government
The Lewisville Times reports a statewide Democratic victory in Kentucky with control of the state Senate an overwhelming House majority judicial district redemptions and elections of Democratic officials in many counties. Republicans lost key counties and the party expects further gains, aiming for a Democratic governor and slate in Frankfort and electoral votes in 1924.
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Kentucky
Will Kattenbacher
Lewisville
Snl
State Senate
House of Messeneath
Crittenden
Christian
Hart
Greenup
Green
Muhrenburg
Mason
Grayson
Uike
Letcher
Big Sandy
Mississippi Rivers
Ohie River
Tennessee Line
Kentuck
Frankfort
For Sale Barred Rock Cockerels by Kellums
For sale Barred Rock cockerels listed by Mrs. T. J. Kellums with contact Ford 37 k 2718p. In Irvine, River View 4 Hotel is to be managed by Mr. Elmer Tate and Mrs. Elmer Tate during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mikes in Estapa Florida.
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Ford
Elmer Tate
River View 4
Irvine
Mic
J. D. Mikes
Estapa
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