Burley Chairmen Plan Campaign Progress in Kentucky
Chairman T S Burnam attends Lexington meeting as county chairmen and leaders map the Burley Cooperative Association efforts. Reports indicate roughly 85 percent of burley production signed, with counties Adams Ohio Indiana and many Kentucky districts contributing to the pool, and remarks praise committee work and press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Burnam
Ladison County Burley Tobacco Organization
Lexington
Burley
Lexington Herald
Burley Tobacco (Growers) Cooperative Association
Phoenix
Organization
Jehmns
Crarfard
Hart
Adams
Ohio
Oto County
Indiana
Kentucky
Bath
Bourbon
Boyle
Bracken
Carter
Clark
Carroll
Fayette
Fleming
Franklin
Gallatin
Grant
Harrison
Henry
Jessaimine
Lincoln
Mason
Marion
Mercer
Montgomery
Nelson
Nicholas
Oldham
Owen
Pendleton
Robertson
Scott
Shelby Spencer
Trimble
Washington
Woodford
James ©. Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Coopeative Association
Joseph Passonneau
Burley” Association
America
Louisville
Burley Tobacco
Burley Cooperative Marketing Association
United States
Duford Eo Men
Fayette County
Benc
Wen
Burley Belt
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
Johm RK. Crockett
Lath County
Phoenix Hotel
Robert W. Bingham
Mr. Sapiro
Sapiro
Western
Kie
Sepiro
Mr. Sasho
Burley Tobacco Men’s Association
James C. Stone
Will Simm
Thej
O'Neil Elected Richmond Mayor for Four Years
Wm O'Neil won the Richmond mayoralty for four years at a caucus of the new City Council. He was serving as mayor since August after Mayor L P Evans death and secured unanimous support after multiple ballots. Benton filled the vacancy on the council, with Turpin absent. The caucus aimed at economy and low taxes, promising efficient city service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O'Neil
Richmond
O'Neil
L. P. Evans
O'Ney
Meas Benton
Benton
Ofc
Yei
Evans
Teri Tae
Sim Turpin
James W. Hamilton
Yneil
Turpin
Harvey Chenault
Mr.Neil
Mae
E. W. Cartor
Messrs
J. KR. McWinne
James Crutcher
Charles Martin J. W. Hamilton
Wom. O'Neil
Powers discuss Far East questions at arms conference
Delegations from the United States Britain France Japan Italy China Belgium Portugal and the Netherlands join committees on Far East issues as talks pivot from naval arms to open door in China and public treaties. Minister Lee presses for transparency while Japan offers no immediate reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tity Associates
Washington
New
United States
Gareat Britan
France
Japan
Italy
China
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
Otds
Pacific
Orient
Lee
Congress to Create More U.S. Judges
Republican leaders in the House expect a short adjournment before Thanksgiving with the session running toward December 5 to shape the tax bill the Sheppard Townsend maternity bill and a measure to create 23 additional federal district judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
House
Congress
Mondell
Farm Bureau invites farmers to meeting at courthouse
The Farm Bureau Federation, described as a businesslike, transparent group with nearly two million members, urges all farmers to attend Mr Geoffrey’s talk at the courthouse on Saturday November 19 at 2 o’clock, promising benefits and welfare updates for agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Geoffrey Cae
Court House
Flour at Richmond Welch Store Gets 96c Bargain
A storefront pitch touts flour at Richmond Welch Store priced at 96 cents. The caller notes the offer appears in a compact sales style ad from 2703.
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Richmond Welch
Ravenna Man on Trial in U S Court
Harry Wells of Lexington was found guilty on a single count of embezzling government funds. Louis Wiscon a former postmaster in Estill County faced trial for appropriating $4,877 in money orders. Witnesses testified to drink and disorientation affecting conduct. Jury returned verdict after seven minutes. Wilson jailed pending sentence. Stiles of Bardstown pleaded guilty to liquor possession and was fined. Smith and others also pleaded guilty and received fines. Items seized will be sold by the U S Marshal including a horse and buggy and other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
Lexington
Louis Wiscon
Ravenna
Estill County
Wilson
Abegrt
Wilsen
Cl Wadlacc
Smith
Gedeny Stiles
Bards
Denville
Les Car
Sties
J. Me. Smith
Cochran
U.S
T. J. Rothwell
Marshal Cos
High School Play Friday At Union City High
The Deacon, a five act original comedy drama, will be staged by a Union City high school cast Friday evening at 7 30. Admission 23 or 15 cents. The production features cast members who have held prominent local roles.
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Union City High School
Wanted Turleys at top market prices
Wanted Turleys paying the highest market prices. Phone Twenty Eight. C. E. Galloway, with 7 H. Gordon, nov 8.
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Turleys
C. E. Galloway
H. Gordon
Produce prices listed by Renukes Brothers
Te Quoted and paid by Renukes Brothers show price points for poultry and animal products. Hens and Springers are 52 cents per dozen. Crement spates at 7 cents. Chuore Ste. at 14 cents. Guinea fowl and old Guineas priced per head. hides noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renukes Brothers
Weather outlook: rain likely tonight and Thursday
The forecast indicates showers tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the eastern portion and colder conditions in the extreme west. Nighttime temperatures will dip further Thursday as cold air settles across the region.
Livestock Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati market notes hogs 25 cents higher with Chicago trends mixed. cattle slow. Louisville market shows cattle 260, hogs 1,100, sheep 150 with overall steady prices.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Odd Fellows to Meet Here in 2? Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows will meet in Richmond next year. Richmond won the bid over Harrodsburg to entertain the Lie convention at Maysville this week. Judge N. B. Turpin wired the Daily Register confirming Richmond’s selection and inviting Kentucky Odd Fellows to visit for several days. Mayor and city council joined with local lodges in extending the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Ode Fellows
Richmond
Harrodsburg
Maysville
N. B. Turpin
Daily Register
Puestlas
Lawter
Odd Fellows
Neil Arm
Kentucky Okie Fellows
Amendments Vote Sparks Mixed statewide result
In Frankfort on November 16, reports show majorities in 37 counties opposing constitutional amendments after the November 5 vote. The tally suggests continued resistance across regions as data from 22 counties remain to be tallied and analyzed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tits Associated Press
Frankfort
Permit Revocation Sought for Kentucky Distillery
The Ph Maser Pistilery Company of Vanars dell Kentucky faces permit revocation after authorities seized two truck loads of whisky in August and notes that its medicinal liquor permit request has been ignored. The firm is cited to appear December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
State Prohibition
Ph. Maser Pistilery Company
Oat Vanarsdell
Commissioner Sells Tevis Farm Land
The late Aretifase estate Tevis farm south of Moberry covering 122 184 acres sold by Master Commissioner RK OB Verrill. Lex Frey tae of Richmond bought it at 36.25 per acre. Administrator Cheuault led the sale of the personalty after the real estate sale and all items found buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. OB. Verrill
Moberry
Lex Freytae
Richmond
Cheuault
Local family notices greet cooler Panola neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Chas Willins moved into the Panola vicinity from mois to make their lemme. Cool weather has been noted in the neighborhood for several days. Mr and Mrs Raymond Whitaker were in Richmond Saturday shopping. Mrs Maggie Whitaker spent Sunday with Mrs Chas Williams and family. Misses Mary and Mattie Whitaker were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Chas Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Willins
Mois
Raymond Whitaker
Richmond
Maggie Winteker
Chas. Williams
Marys
Mattie Whitaker
Chas
Willams
Six Subscriptions A Day Campaign Plea
A battered plea urges workers in the Datis Register campaign to secure six subscriptions daily for ten days. It promises large rewards and frames the period as decisive for candidates, urging workers to recruit friends and prevent rivals from gaining ground with strong, urgent language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datis Register
Delsear
Nodas
Berdness
Path Register
CCI
Ami
Beestire Vedi
Rea
Amy
Notable Federal Court Staffers Draw Local Welcome in Richmond
Rumors swirl around Assistant District Attorney Kaufman as he visits Lancaster Avenue in Richmond with cordial receptions from friends and hints of a possible run for the next state ticket. Tom Caden serves as acting U.S. Marshal, praised as a top officer, with local plans for the Catlettsburg court. Mayor-elect James Bailey of Stanford, Lincoln County figures, and Judge Paley noted as a prominent Democrat, while exiled Charles and Zita arrive in exile discussions aboard a British cruiser en route to Madeira.
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Federal Court
Claw Kaufman
Kaufman
Lancaster
Richmond
Rathe
Agein Saen
Tom Caden
U.S
Tom Cs
Tom
Catlettsburg Court
James IP Bailey
Stanford
Lincoln County
Federal Cou
Judge Paley
Lincoln
Judge Bailey
Woodrow Wilson Club
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O’neil
George FE. Park
Medical College
Chicago
Metopolitan Hospital
New York
Columbus
Rele
Edmund Teller
Hoodoe Mountain
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Ghinese
U. S. Court
Stiles
Union City
Golvin
M. L. Moore
Assochtted Press
Tevis Farm
Panola
Knights of Pythias
Normal City Lodge
Gibraltar
Nevlo
Charles
Fromer
Zita
Island
Funchalira
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