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Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1921

Page

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Burnam Heads Burley Tobacco Growers Election Effort

Madison county tobacco growers sign up 84.85 percent of Burley crop under the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association. At Lexington a meeting formed the organization and appointed TL Surnam of Richmond as Elections chairman with plans for immediate incorporation in Kentucky and eventual legality.

Madison County Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association Lexington TL Surnam Richmond Burnean Lexington Herald Burlex Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association Burley Robert Bingham Wheenix Hotel Naron Sapiro California Burley Association North Carolina Kentucky Kingham Movenant Europe France Denmark James C. Stone Aaron Sapiro James Co. Stone James N. Kehoe Charles FE. Marvin Kehoe Sapiro Young Barren County James Mason County W. J. Howland Brown County Ohio Martin J. Harris Ohio County Indiana Charles J. Hubbard Blodgenville Lari County John K. Brown Shelby County Sam Clay Bourbon County Hingham Ralph M. Barker W. '. Simms Jar C. Stone Wentucks Orio Tennessee Standard Association Furthr Burleyowers’ Co-operative Associaton Gaines Anderson County Judge Bingham

Now Is The Time To Help Your Friend In Auto Contest

The Daily Register urges readers to support their favorite candidate in a neck and neck auto contest. With 15 candidates and nine days left in the nine period subscriptions count threefold, readers are urged to subscribe longer and vote friends to win prizes amid daily reminders.

Daily Registers Daily Register Office Daily Register Lew Keron The Derry Register Cnd Sen Teifteen Tim

Wind Storm Hits Danville Gas and Light Plants

A terrific wind at Danville on November 17 unroofed the electric light plant and damaged one gas plant building while shattering plate glass near the depot. The business district escaped major damage.

Associated Press Danville

Stormy Kentucky Hits Louisville Trolley and Infrastructures

A Central and Eastern Kentucky storm caused two and a half inches of rain in Louisville crippling trolley service and damaging gas mains telephone and electric conduits. Subways in passage were affected as the weather disrupted transit and utilities.

Louisville Central Kentucky

Flooding Reports Across Kentucky Hit Several Towns

Reports from Lexington Winchester Nicholasville and Frankfort describe Main Street inundation and flooded basements as streams overflow their banks. The Kentucky River rose three feet and a temporary ferry halted by the swift current. Danville faced wind damage.

Lexington Winchester Nicholasville Main Street Frankfort Kentucky Danville

Michigan Central To Reduce Wages Too

Michigan Central announces plans to cut transportation costs by reducing employees wages. The carrier says it will confer with employee representatives to reach an agreement on wage reductions.

Michigan Central Detroit Michigan Central Railroad

Weather for Kentucky: Rain Tonight and Colder Friday

The forecast calls for local rain in Kentucky tonight with colder conditions arriving Friday. The western portion may see the first chill set in tonight as temperatures drop across the region.

West Portion

Today’s Livestock Markets Cincinnati And Louisville Notes

Cincinnati markets show calves 23c lower and cattle slow while Chicago prices are 11 dollars lower. Louisville reports cattle 100 head, hogs 1,600, sheep 100 steady and unchanged.

Cincinnati Chicago Louisville

To Resume Relations with Germany

Washington November 17 The State Department is making proposals for a complete resumption of diplomatic relations with Germany. A full list of consuls for key centers where American envoys served before the war is being prepared and appointments will follow. A full embassy staff at Berlin is being formed, and a chargé d’affaires from Berlin is en route to establish a German embassy.

Sey Puerst Washington Department of State Berlin

Freight reduction on farm products agreed by rail executives

New York reports an immediate ten percent cut in freight rates for farm products for six months. DeWitt Cuvier, president of the Association of Railway Executives, says any prior reductions since September 1, 1920, are included and will take effect without wage changes. The cut applies countywide except for traffic entirely within New Kingeland.

New York New United States A. DeWitt Cuuvier Association of Railway Executives New Kingeland

Burley Counties Signed Today Produce Prices

Today Renaker Brothers quoted and paid prices for produce in Burley Counties. The notice highlights buyers and growers engaging in standard market transactions for fresh produce with agreed terms and dates.

Renaker Brothers

Judge sentences Wells for impersonating government official

In Federal Court Judge A M Cochran sentenced Harry Wells of Lexington to two years in Atlanta’s penitentiary for impersonating a government office. Wells pleaded for mercy as his four children and ailing wife listened. the case hinged on forged government checks and lodging claims at the Reed Hotel.

A.M. Jr. Cochran Atlanta Harry Wells Lex- Inston Weil Wells Coen Hong Cochran Lemgt H.mean Woells Ford Company Camp Laster Vareges Covington Wells Carnestis Mt. Ble Stillwell Reed Hotel Lexington Wine Government Forestry Service Leaxington New York

Elevated Trains Crash Injuring Twenty Five in Chicago

A rear end collision of two five car elevated trains at Crawford avenue left twenty five injured, two of whom are reported fatally hurt. The crash occurred today and rescue and medical aid operations were underway as investigators began to reconstruct the accident.

Associated Press Chicago Crawford Avenue

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