Warehousemen to Talk to Organizers in Kentucky Meeting
Richmond tobacco warehousemen will travel to Lexington to meet November 22 with the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association warehouse committee. They will discuss sale lease or transfer of their property for handling the crop pledged to the association.
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Richmond Tobacco Warehouse
Lexington
Iutley
Burley Tobacls Growers’ Cooperative Association
Robert WV. Dingham
Lexington Herald
Ralph M. Bar Ler
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Phoenix Hotel
Ralpl Mo Barr
En Trancing
Judge Bingham
James
Stone
Joseph Passonpean
Aron Sapiro
California
North Carolina
Bingham
Kentucky
Community Notes Include Illnesses Visits and Events
NEWBY Miss Hattie Whittaker is on the sick list. Dr. J. B. Million spent the weekend at Speedwell. Mr. Dannie Burrus of Millon spent the weekend with Estelle and Price Moore. Miss Bernice Tudor stayed with her parents here. The lyceum next at the schoolhouse on Saturday night November 19 features Harold C. Frazier impersonator. A Thanksgiving programme will be held at the schoolhouse on Wednesday night November 23 with admission charged for the school. Everyone invited.
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Hattie Whittaker
J. B. Million
Speedwell
Dannie Burrus
Millon
Estelle
Price Moore
Bernice Tudor
Harold C. Frazier
Open Door Policy Backed by Britain and France
Washington reports that with the arms conference adjourned national groups shape Far Eastern aims. Britain and France pledge to preserve the Open Door in China and shed extra territorial rights as China grows economically. Italy expected to join. Japan frames a policy tied to the Chinese declaration as U.S. officials monitor. London says Teves type battleship work halted amid Washington conference outcome.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Italy
United States
London
Youngser Confesses Double Murder in Michigan Court
Saginaw Michigan May 1 1931 Richard Champlain 22 confessed to shooting his mother and stepmother and Mrs drain Champlain then set fire to the house to hide the crime. He said a quarrel with his parents over his courtship led to the killings. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty in a treaty court. The incident arose from religious differences with his parents.
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Saginaw
Mich
Richard Champlain
Drain Chemilain
Champlain
Clara Plumpert
Michigan
River rises as Ohio floods rise ten feet daily
In Cincinnati the Ohio River climbed nearly ten feet from yesterday due to ongoing heavy rains. In Louisville trading reports show cattle about 400, hogs around 1,000, steady. sheep 30 at 2.30, lambs unchanged.
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Cincinnati
Ohie
Louisville
Arbuckle Jury Ready in Fatty Arbuckle Manslaughter Case
San Francisco reporters note the Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter jury was selected and sworn in shortly before noon. The Associated Press dispatch confirms the panel will decide the fate of the silent film star in the high profile trial.
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San Francisco
Fatty” Arbuckle
Dresel Named American Charge d Affaires at Berlin
Washington November 18 The Senate confirmed Ellis I Dresel as American charge d affaires at Berlin marking a key diplomacy posting. Dresel succeeds previous envoy and is tasked with managing U S interests in Germany amid early postwar tensions.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Ellis I. Dresel
Berlin
Armament Conference Agenda Set for Next Monday
Washington reports that Chairman Hughes announced the armament conference will reconvene next Monday for its third plenary session. The update comes as officials prepare for further discussions on disarmament and arms control measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
McKee Wins Vote to Move County Seat to Annville
In Jackson County the bid to shift the county seat from McKee to Annville passed by a small majority. The proposal needed a two thirds vote and the court house will remain at McKee despite the outcome.
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Jackson County
McKee
Annville
Produce prices listed by Renaker Brothers
Prices for eggs, hens, springers, beef hides, and young guinea fowl noted by Renaker Brothers. Weights and unit costs listed include 15 cents per pound for hens and springers, 50 cents per head for young guinea fowl, and 30 cents per head for beef hides.
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Renaker Brothers
Ies
Oss
Cera
Cos
Springers
Commissioner Sells Nice River Farm
Master Commissioner RK Odell announces a sale at five miles below College Hill. Mrs Annie G Kibreadus farm goes to O X Palmer of Estill County for 33.50 an acre. Palmer already owns a riverfront farm nearby. sale praised as exceptionally good for the location. Col Jesse Cobb conducted the sale.
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RK. OD
Lerrill
Annie G. Kbireaddus
College Hill
Palmer
Estill County
Jesse Cobb
Senate passes anti beer bill in medicinal beer ruling
Washington November 18 the Senate approved the conference report on the anti beer bill by 50 to 22 sending it to the president. Twelve republicans and ten democrats opposed the measure which would set aside a former official’s ruling that beer and light wine could be prescribed for medicinal use under the Volstead act.
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Washington
Senate
Relouse
Tiearnew
Waluer
Wietues
Prohibition
Baptists Form Kentucky General Association Meeting
The General Association of Baptists of Kentucky closed a three day session in Middlesboro after selecting Middlesboro as the next meeting place. Rev. J B Henson of Covington was chosen to deliver the annual sermon November 14, 1922. An executive board was elected, and a telegram to Charles Evans Hughes endorsed disarmament. A Baptist hospital project was placed under joint state and hospital committee oversight, with a $20,000 to $30,000 surplus authorized for church building funds.
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Hopkinsville
Middlesboro
General Association of Baptists of Kentucky
Covington
I. Bb. Henson Covington
el. A. Barker
T. J. Worksdale
A. Blackburn
Albert Ti. Brownell
FL AL Caldwell
N. A. Bills
W. Brier
W. S. Farmer
R. D. Ford
A. Ford
W. A. Prest
J. W. Gillon
F. H. Govedrich
C. J. Garaham
B. F. Siler
M. FE
Staten
W. M. Stallings
J. C. Stevens
D.C. Stevens
H. B. Taylor
A. E. Whielkeld
J. BB. Trotter
Jake Wilson
A. K. Wright
W.W. Landrum
Russellville
Frost
Charles Evans Hughes
L Lb. Henson
House of Representatives
State Board
Hospital Committee
Moorman Takes Oath as Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge
Louisville attorney Charles H. H. Moorman, the Republican campaign manager in Louisville, took the oath today as a justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals. He succeeds Judge Quin, who was present in the courtroom after being elected Louisville mayor.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Charles HH. Moorman
Louisville
Court of Appeals
Quin
Moorman
Recipe For Success For Clinton Fugate Quote
A typed fragment presents a recipe style quotation attributed to Clinton Fugate. It urges mixing equal parts ambition purpose and courage with knowledge perseverance and determination adding pep tact honesty originality and aggressiveness. The text emphasizes flavoring with cheerfulness sincerity optimism and kindness and describes stirring with iron will and a P50 horsepower resolution to boil forever the spirit.
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Clinton Fugate
Cumberland Telephone seeks court to halt rate cut
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company files federal suit to stop Richmond council from reverting to pre war rates. Attorneys argue pre war rates are unprofitable and violate contract guaranteeing a fair and reasonable rate. The case, before Judge Cochran in Franklin, will address whether the city can override the prior agreement.
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
Richmond Dies Councl
Cochran
Frankfert
Theelephone Company
Shone Company
Deer sighted on Baker Farm near Kell County
Report from KK S Baker three miles out on the Lancaster pike describes a large buck deer seen on his Kell County farm. Hunters gathered at dawn but no shot had been fired and concerns arose about possible game law violations. The deer, part of a herd released on a state game reserve, reportedly crossed fences and frightened farm animals as it wandered toward the blue grass region.
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Lancaster Pike
KK. S. Baker
The
Daily Register
Kell
Mr. Baker
Bell County
Weather note for weekend with colder Saturday night
A weather brief reports colder conditions arriving tonight and continuing into Saturday. Central and western regions may feel a drop in temperatures with a windy spell and overnight lows dropping accordingly.
Today's Livestock Markets Cincinnati Cattle Calves Shift
Hoogs 23 lower in Cincinnati markets. Chicago steady. cattle slow and easy. calves lower across listings.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Gary Wants Anti War Treaty and Navy Limits
Elbert J Gare chairman of United States Steel Corp urged a treaty to prevent future wars in a speech before the American Iron and Steel Institute. He condemned arms conference failure as intolerable and said armament limits should not curb steel output while noting improving business.
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Associated Press
New York
Elbert J Gare
United States Steel Corporation Board
Ameriicon From and Steel Institute
Tie
Bnco
Kanatzar Named Head of National Fox Hunters
Kanatzar of Madison named president of the National Fox Hunters Association at Crab Orchard. J W Maupin reelected secretary treasurer. New officers include Woods Walker, Wade, H Walker, and Herring. Eighty four hounds entered. Shouse leads kennel with Cleo and Jose.
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Madison County
Karatzar
National Fox Hiunters Association
Crab Orchard
Mir. Kanatzar
Amis
J. W. Maupin
Oras
Woods Walker
Paint Lick
Wo AN. Wade
Versailles
J. Hl. Walker
Madama
WW. Herring
Mississippi
Lafayette
Hemand
Ten Shouse
Lafayette Hotel Company
Shouse
Death of Mrs. Jennie Eads in Winchester
News reached Madison of the death of Mrs. Jennie Eads wife of Ben Eads at Winchester at 10 30 p m Thursday night She was formerly Miss Cottman and leaves four children with both parents deceased Funeral services are set for 10 30 o'clock Saturday morning at Winchester
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Jennie Eads
Ben Eads
Winchester
Eades
Miss Cottman
West Virginia tobacco crop at 6.825 million pounds
West Virginia tobacco production is forecast at 6,825,000 pounds for the year, based on Novembers condition survey by F. H. Bryant of the United States Bureau of Markets and Crops. Last year’s crop reached 10,400,000 pounds across seven counties Cabell Kanawha Lincoln Mason Putnam Wayne and Logan.
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Associatedress
Charleston
West Virginia
F. H. Bryant
United States Bureau of Markets and Crops
Cabell
Kanawha
Lincoln
Mason
Putnam
Wayne
Loune
Amendments in Kentucky fail as legislators study options
In Frankfort on November 18, amendments to the Kentucky constitution failed to gain support. Only 14 of 62 counties reporting backed Amendment No. 1 and 24,655 for Amendment No. 2 with 38,597 against. Educators plan to press a plan to merge boards into a single State Board of Education and rethink textbook adoption and vocational education oversight.
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Frankfort
Fred A. Vaughan
General Assembly
Zn State Board of Education
Department of Education
Hower
Ani
State Board of Education
Trey Sematty
Schliesmanns Saxophone Sextette at Richmond Opera House
Schliesmanns Saxophone Sextette arrives Monday for a one day Richmond engagement at the Opera House. A polished group of skilled saxophonists will perform a varied program from jazz to grand opera, featuring a pipe organ imitation. A black faced comedian adds lively comic interludes and laughs.
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Richmond
Opera House
Schliesmann
Semseon
Pattroms
Sehliesmann
Enliven
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Fabric Color Change
The ad touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home solution to dye or tint worn garments with no streaking or fading. It claims guaranteed results for wool silk linen cotton and blends and notes a druggist can advise based on material. The pitch targets longtime users and new dyeing beginners alike.
Help Your Friend Win an Auto Contest Drive
A call to support a Daily Register subscription drive urges readers to recruit friends, subscribe for a year or more, and pay by mail or phone. The piece likens the effort to a horse race with leaders to photograph soon and stresses urgency to keep voters or subscribers engaged.
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Seur Fheids
Dax
Daily Register
Diath Kegter
Texday
Werk Amd
Knights of Pythias Entertain Friends at Lodge Event
Knights of Pythias held an open session at the Nor mal Cit lodge on Thursday evening. Members brought wives sweethearts and sisters as a modest program and refreshments were enjoyed by about 85 present. Willis Remseds master of ceremonies presided with tact and ease. Dr EC McDunnie Mr Patterson of Lancaster Supt Eckles of the KP Home Miss Feoma Mitchell of the Sheame gave readings and the Home quartet sang. The First Christian male quartet also performed. The evening proved delightful and all left wishing to have been there.
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Jase Keast
Norm Ual Cit
Lendge
Knight
Prythias
Wis
Willis Remneds
EC. McDunxie
Patterson
Lancaster
Eckles
K.P
Feoma Mitchell
Sheame
Home
First Christian Church
Bonds Found In Dress Shirt After Frankfort Visit
Mrs. W. Hanna wife of the state agriculture commissioner located four government bonds of 300 each tucked inside a dress shirt envelope this afternoon in Shelbyville. The bonds disappeared during the last legislative session when the couple lived in Frankfort and were believed stolen.
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Shelbyville
Hanna
Wich
Frankfort
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Nice River Farm
Hune Gompany
City of Richmond
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Kanatzar
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Hes
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