Nine more men sought in liquor theft case
Louisville officials announce nine additional arrests in the 249 cases of confiscated whisky stolen from the Spencer county court house at Taylorsville two weeks earlier. Judge Thad Cheatham and his brother Goebel Cheatham were arrested and released on bond. others pleaded not guilty or waived examining trials.
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Louisville
Thad Cheatham
Spencer County Court House
Taylorsville
Cheatham
Goebel Cheatham
J. A. Craft
Dill Mc Coomer
Walter Gigginton
Sandford
Waylorsville
W. S. Gregory
Owensboro
Craft
Cheathams
Cane
Esmett
Ofton
Prisoners Hidden in a Box Foiled at County Jail
Two brothers Bell by Mame nearly escaped from Columbia county jail before transfer to the reformatory in Fort Worth. Jailer Tarter fired into a box, prompting Bell to emerge after the jailer announced plans to ping the box. Bell was recaptured and locked in his cell.
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Lankfort
Wov
Bell
Mame
Columbia
Reformatory
Tarter
Ping
Reelfoot Lake Surges After Heavy Rains
Reelfoot Lake rose rapidly during recent heavy rains causing water level to climb several inches in a short period. Residents report rising shoreline and localized flooding near the lake area as authorities monitor conditions.
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Ilickman
Reelfoot Lake
Revival Conversions Mark Kentucky Mission Charge
Reverend NX McClintock returns from Campton Kentucky where a Methodist revival ends with over one hundred conversions and broad membership reconsecration. N G Todd sells four year old mares for 340 dollars to C C Christian. Foley buys a fancy saddle horse. O H Hill leaves Ky Utilities for three year State University electrical engineering program in Lexington after January.
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NX. McClintock
Campton
Methodist Church
N. G. Todd
Brasfield
C. C. Christan
C. L. Foley
O. H. Hill
Morganfield
Ky Utilities
Hill
State University
Ther Frieves
Lexington
Home Candy Kitchen to Open Thursday at Opera House Stand
The Home Candy Kitchen will be open Thursday at the Opera House building stand offering varieties of tres homemade candies on sale. Your patronage appreciated. 2832.
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Opera House
University of Dallas Eyes McMillan as Coach
Pro football figure Bo McMillan left Fort Worth to consider an offer from the University of Dallas to coach its football team next season at a salary of 7000 dollars. The Centre College star carries the proposal with him and will decide after review.
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Dallas
Tex
Bo” McMillan
Centre College
Fort Worth
University of Dallas
McMillan
Iiter
Tidal Wave Destroys Panay Towns In Capiz Province
A tidal wave inundated Tbajay and Magcato in Capiz province sweeping away houses and occupants. More than 100 natives drowned as 15 feet of water submerged Ibajay areas and communications were disrupted. A two day typhoon previously hit the region.
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Manila
Tbajay
Capiz
Constabulary
Magcato
Ibajay
Arbuckle Perjury Case Drama Continues In San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 30 the Arbuckle manslaughter trial filled the session with rebuttal evidence about Miss Virginia Rappe. The defense sought a perjury warrant for Minnie Neighbors but was stalled. Neighbors was later arrested for perjury, a felony under California law, as prosecutors pursue contested health history notes and medical expert reports on Rappe.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappo
Milton ‘J. O
Ren
Rappe
Miss Rappe
Minnie Neighbors
Criminal Court
Neighbors
California
Logal Girl Dies in Bloomington
Elizabeth Farris formerly of Madison County died in Bloomington Hinness Wednesday morning. She married Walter Quinn six years ago and is survived by her husband a child and her mother. The remains will be interred in the family lot in Bloomington. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved.
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Walter Quinn
Bloomington
Hinness
Walter F. Park
Quinn
Madison County
Elizabeth Farris
Rufus McCord
Red House
Leonard Quinn
Ilinois
Burley Tobacco Growers Face Apathy Threat to New Co op
The Burley Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association, formed with 42000 members, risks failure from apathy and internal strife. Observers warn that leadership selection, jealousy, and external independent markets threaten its unity and future growth in Madison County.
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Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Kentucky
Maine
California
George
Burley Tobacco Growers’Cooperative
Porson
Burley Tobacco Growers
Coperative Association
Madison County
Kentucky Fair Weather Sees No Temperature Change
The forecast for Kentucky on Thursday shows a steady temperature with no expected rise or fall. Skies may remain clear or partly cloudy with light winds and no precipitation anticipated.
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Kentucky
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Cincinnati and Louisville
Cincinnati market notes cattle 300 active and unchanged hogs 2000 down 25 cents tops 7 in Chicago steady. Louisville report shows cattle 300, hogs 2000, prices mixed with hogs down 25 cents and sheep steady. Nov entries indicate cattle strength and mixed hog trends across cities.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Sings Tonight at Presbyterian Church Revival Concert
Mr C Watson directs music at the first Presbyterian church revival as Richmond singers form large choirs. The Sunleasay and junior choruses provide a musical treat for crowds. Mr Watson and Miss Bricht perform a special number to welcome attendees.
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C. Watson
First Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Filipinos Not Ready For Independence Says Report
Former Major General Leonard Wood and AV. Cameron Forbes state in a white paper to President Harding that the Philippine Islands should maintain present status until the people absorb and master current powers. They argue withdrawal now would betray both Filipino and American interests and endanger orderly, stable government. The six month study is released with a 100 page manuscript to follow.
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Philippine Islands
Leonard Wood
Cameron Forbes
Harding
Filipes
United States
Phtippine Islands
Veterans Seek State Bonus Rally in Kentucky
A Veterans Welfare Association formed in Lexington with county reps plans a December 3 meeting in Richmond to press for a state bonus. The group cites widespread support in towns like Winchester and Georgetown and notes several states have adopted bonus measures. Leaders include Taylor N. House of Lexington and a Madison County lawyer who served in the war and saw combat with British ex forces.
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Lexington
Daily Register
Veterans’ Welfare Association
Madison
General Assembly of
Kentucky
Richmond
Circuit Court
Madison County
Prankfort
Winchester
Georgetown
Ohio
Union Line
Kennacky
Royal Air Force
France
Ile
Taylor N. House
Veterans’ Welfare Assn
Vawlor N. House
Luncheon at Masonic Temple December 3
Mrs Wells and committee offer Sunday dinner items including pies puddings and fruit cakes. Mrs Biggerstaff presents her rut and fruit cakes for sale. Bring friends to the luncheon at the Masonic Temple on December 3.
Burley Patch Growth Promised by Persistent Effort
The text urges continual effort to add members to a cause as a path to realizing the Burley Patch's promised greatness. Green Clay emphasizes persistent management and expansion as essential to the movement's success.
Liberty Bonds Dominate Market Trading Near York
Liberty Bonds continued to dominate the trading on the stock exchange today near New York. All issues rose with second 4s registering the largest gain up to 4 1/2 cents per hundred dollars as prices advanced from 115 to about 150 cents. Sales in the first two hours totaled 36 million dollars.
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Liberty Bonds
Associated Press
York
Stock Exchange
Aggererated
Prohibition Party Not Dead Says National Committee
Chicago nov. continuance of prohibition party as contenders in national politics was recommended by the national legislative committee in a resolution. The committee urged loyalty to the founders’ trust and said if it has failed, continue activities. The resolution would be acted on later. Also notes a Health and Welfare League meeting with Dr. R. J. Welford asking full attendance at the first Presbyterian church Thursday at 3:30.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
National Legislative Committee
National Committee
Creaut
Health and Welfare League
R. J. Welford
The
First Presbyterian Church
Fish Notes On Nest Building Sloe And Jellyfish Size
The sloe is one of the few nest building fishes. Jellyfish sometimes attain a diameter of two feet.
Complete returns show amendments rejected in Kentucky county race
Official returns from the November 8 election indicate Casey county ballots rejected constitutional amendments Nos. 1 and 2. Majorities against amendment No. 1 were 22 123 and against amendment No. 2 were 32 526.
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Associatedness
Frankfort
Casey County
Naval ratio confab eyed in American British Japanese talks
Washington reports detail of an American plan for naval armament imitation discussed by British United States and Japanese naval experts. The brief session left open whether further meetings will be held as talks hinge on fundamental questions between the United States and Japan.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
United Stats
Japs and Chinese To Discuss Shantung Problem
Washington reports indicate an arrangement to allow direct negotiations between Japanese and Chinese over Shantung. The Far Eastern questions committee adjourned to give negotiators a freer hand in the next discussions.
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Shantung
Washington
Mts
Uhnuse
Sinn Fein Won’t Agree to Crown Oath Demands
London reports government circles say Sinn Fein refuses the oath to the crown as a condition for resuming talks. Irish conference work is to proceed despite difficulties that may lead to armed hostilities resuming soon. Government settlement proposals require Sinn Fein to take a constitutional oath.
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London
Ciovernenent Bircles
Sinn Fein
British Cabinet mulls wider moratorium on Germany
London reports in official circles confirm the British cabinet is weighing a proposed moratorium for Germany. The discussion centers on how broad a moratorium could be declared and the potential scope of action.
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London
Germany
Candy K Patch Boxe and Mrs McCown at Bart Street Bazaar
Patch Boxe and Mrs McCown head a festive committee offering delicious candies at Bart Street Bazaar on December 3. The event promises mex flavored confections and a celebratory atmosphere.
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Candy K Tian
Patch Boxe
Produce prices and drilling advances reported in Simpson Franklin area
Prices for poultry and geese quoted by Renake Drothers include turkeys at 5 to 6 cents per pound and geese around 14 to 15 cents. Drilling in Simpson Franklin has begun with several rigs at work in the Glen Lily and Davenport pools, aiming for 1000 feet.
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Renake
Drothers
Simpson Franklin
Glen Lily
Daviport
Canadian railway figure dies near Fordsiure at 72
Lord Mount Stephen, longtime associate of the Canadian Pacific Railway and prominent figure in the Canadian railroad industry, died last night at his residence in Sert fordsiure aged seventy two.
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Liomdesa
Lord Mount Stephen
Port Wer Fatality Shocks Local Hotel Crowd
Bret Asserecteates of Port Wer reports Jack Sankey a widely known villain apparently killed himself in a hotel room after a dispute. Police say no further details available while investigators cordon off the scene.
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Port Wer
Tex
Jack Sankey
Sheet
Relay
Nee Reaten
Wiven
Waddle Declines Sawyer Smith U S Attorney Post
Somerset report states Ben Waddle who chairs the Republican counties court has refused the offer of the United States attorney position from the Sawyer Smith faction. It notes Waddle is brother in law to Gov Edwin P Morrow and declined without solicitation as a reward for his stand against the old guard in Pulaski.
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Weddle
Republican Courts
Iete
Edwin P. Morrow
United States
Brewer files voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court
Ph D exington Tierald petitions voluntary bankruptcy in federal court on Monday. Brewer lists liabilities around 340 000 and assets near 315 000. Petition filed by Kelly Kelly and Mercutie attorneys. Case referred to William Worthington as bankruptcy referee.
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Exington Tierald
Chester IL
Iumberman
Richmond
Kelly
Kelly and Mercutie
Atlorpers Itor
Wiliam
Worthington
Presbyterian revival tonight promises good singing
Attend the Presbyterian revival tonight for strong gospel messages and uplifting singing. Local church leaders urge community members to participate and enjoy the spiritual program.
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Thajay
Panay
Logal
Presbyterian Church
A. C. Watson
Filipings
US Associated Press
Geome Act Tewlay
Campai
Hus
Pioneer
Texas
Bret
Ben Waddle
Sawyer Smith
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