Jouett pleads for Christian unity at Kentucky convention
Louisville clergyman KE S Jouett urged Christian unity among Disciples of Christ and other denominations at the Wentucky Christian Missionary Convention in Louisville. He urged lay involvement to unite churches while respecting doctrinal differences and highlighted cooperative groups as models for joint work.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Christian Missionary Convention
KE. S. Jouett
Jouett
Disciples of Christ
Kentucky
Jesus
Christ
God
Ile
Unity
St. Louis
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
American Bible Society
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Association For the Promotion of Christian Unity
Baltimore
Congregationalist Brother Advocates Unite For Christ
A Congregationalist brother urges unity between seekers of Christ, arguing that there is no good reason for two to refrain from joining hands hearts sympathies and efforts to take and keep the world for Christ. He emphasizes shared labor and money in the cause.
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Christ
Galvin Indicted in Conspiracy to Obtain Blair Pardon
Maurice Galvin a Republican state committeeman and Frank Blair a convict were indicted by the Franklin county grand jury on a conspiracy charge to secure Blair a pardon and move him out of state to prevent arrest by a post office inspector. They allegedly lied to Governor Morrow about Blair’s criminal history.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Maurice Galvin
Republican State
Franklin County Grand Jury
Frank Blair
Morrow
Galvin
Blair
Post Office
W. C. Lygle
Ku Klux Parade Wreaks Fear in Shawnee Oklahoma
Three hundred Ku Klux Klan members in regalia paraded through Shawnee and Tecumseh after abducting the night editor of the local paper. They displayed banners and warned law violators through a Shawnee newspaper column. One banner read Dont follow us its not safe.
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Shawnee
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Nlan
Shawnee and Tecumseh
Daugherty Delivers Klan Information to Harding
Attorney General Daugherty, after meeting with Bureau of Investigation Director Burns, placed information on Ku Klux Klan activities before President Harding. Officials would not commit to a federal probe but said steps would be taken to collect more details on the matter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Harding
Daugherty
Burns
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Miners Union Stronger Than Ever Says UMWA Report
Indianapolis based report to United Mine Workers of America convention shows record average monthly membership of 515 234 and 1920 4 000 000 1921 4 000 000 income with a net balance of 483 000 as of August 1st despite unemployment in coal fields.
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Hiv Associates Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America Today
William Green
Congress Reassembles as Extra Session Hopes Dim
Washington dispatch reports Congress reassembled with prospects the extra session may lapse into the regular session beginning in December. The House tax bill was formally presented to the Senate. The House adjourned without transacting any business.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Tailor H. J. Black Expected at Glyndon Hotel
Walsh of Louisville tailor H. J. Black arrives at the Glyndon Hotel for a five day visit to meet Madison clients and discuss fittings.
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H. J. Black
Walsh
Louisville
Glyndon Hotel
Madison
Oppau Explosion Kills 800 at German Plant
Mayence Germany Sept 21 eight hundred are reported killed and many injured in a blast at the Badische aniline fabrik works Oppau near Frankenthal in the Rhine Palatinate. The explosion occurred as shifts changed in a laboratory with 800 men at work. Debris injured and killed in Mannheim Lodwigshafen and surrounding areas as aftershocks shattered buildings. The plant manufactures explosive nitrogen compounds.
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Associated Press
Mayence
Germany
Badische Anilinefabrik
Oppau
Frankenthal
Rhine Palatinate
Manheim
Lodwigahhaven
Harding Sends Treaties to Senate for Ratification
President Harding transmitted to the Senate three treaties for ratification with Germany Hungary and Austria via a brief formal note of transmittal.
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Harding
Senate
Oay Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Three Big Sales By Richmond Real Estate Dealers
Three Richmond real estate sales are advertised by Freeman Realty Company for L. J. Barclay on Sept 27 a 314 acre farm Mrs Annie E Wallace on Sept 29 a 205 acre farm near Waco and Robert H Long on Oct 4 a 127 acre farm Full details appear in large ads in this paper The dealers promise value and reliable service for their customers.
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Richmond
Freeman Realty Company
L. J. Barclay
Annie E. Wallace
Dan Wallace
Waco
Robert H. Long
Six Negroes Must Hang
Governor McRae denied a stay of execution for six negroes sentenced to death for murder linked to the Blaine riots in Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Ark
McRae
Blaine
Arkansas
Helm Bruce Opens Campaign for Republican Ticket
Bruce will launch his campaign in Louisville to lead the Republican ticket. He plans speeches, events, and outreach across Kentucky as part of the nomination push.
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Helm Bruce
Louisville
Gilead Social Notes Feature Local Visits And Plans
Mr and Mrs Floyd Snyder hosted a Sunday dinner with Rev Willie Roger Miss Anna McWhorter Bertie and Josephine Taylor Ethel and Elma Turner Mrs L M Curtis and Bertie visited J W Smith at McCreary Miss Roy Million Long stayed with cousins Mary and Virginia Long at Kirksville A pie supper is set for Cottonburg school house Friday Sept 23 Farmers trim tobacco Cynthia Prewitt hosted visiting weekend for Columbia Tussey Bettie Curtis and Columbia Tussey attended a prewitt social at Paint Lick Gladys Parrish heads to Lexington to enter Hamilton College.
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Gilead
Floyd Snyder
Willie Roger
Anna McWhorter
Paint Lick
Bertie
Josephine Taylor
Ethel
Elma Turner
L. M. Curtis
J. W Smith
McCreary
Roy Million Long
Mary Logan
Virginia Long
Kirksville
Cottonburg School House
Cynthia Prewitt
Columbia Tussey
Bettie Curtis
Columbia
Richmond Chapter No. 16 Masons Elect Officers for Flourishing Year
Richmond Chapter No. 16 of Royal Arch Masons elected officers Tuesday evening. New officers include Nicholas Harber, Keith, Hamilton, McCown, Ramsey, Dunbar, Burnam, Bosley, Hume, Coates, Harmon, Kunkel and others. The chapter reports 346 members, up from 78 in the past year, marking its strongest period in history.
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Richmond
Royal Arch Masons
Nicholas Harber
Ray W. Harmon
J. A. Kunkel
Sentinel
S. S. Convention Opens in Lexington October 4
Plans for the Kentucky Sunday School convention opening session in Lexington October 4 for three days include a special musical program. Prof. D. J. Winston has organized a large choir which has begun rehearsals for the event.
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US Associated Press
Newport
Kentucky Sunday School
D. J. Winston
Ile
Grand Prelate Shackelford Helps Form Rob Morris Commandery
Grand Prelate D. Shackelford of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar visited La Grange on Tuesday and helped organize Rob Morris Commandery No. 43 with many Grand Commandery officers present. Preston Smith accompanied Shackelford as they praised the generous hospitality shown to visitors.
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D. Bb. Shackelford
Knights Templar
LaGrange
Rob Morris Commandery No
Preston Smith
Mr. Shackelford
Prayer Meeting Transport Planned for Evangelistic Services
Automobiles will be ready at 7 30 at the First Christian church to take attendees of the prayer meeting to the evangelistic services at the Second Christian church.
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First Christian Church
Second Christian Church
Retail Coal Dealers Meet Opens in Lexington
Lexington Sept 21 The Kentucky Retail Coal Dealers Association opened a two day convention presided by R A Watson of Louisville with over 100 dealers expected. George Land of Lexington is president and C P Willoughby of Richmond serves as secretary treasurer.
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Associated Pres
Lexington
R. A. Watson
Louisville
Kentucky
Associaton
Watson
Ortization
George Land
C. P. Willoughby
Richmond
Poor Lovers Find Unpaid Tithe in Church Moment
A young Californian couple attend church and realize they have no money for the collection. He admits he has no cents after changing his pants while she confirms she is in the same predicament, causing a blush and shared embarrassment.
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Sweethea
Birle College Dean Named New Pastor at Central Christian
Dr A W Fortune dean of Birle College Lexington has been chosen pastor of Central Christian church to succeed Dr I Spencer at Union City High School Friday night Sept 23. Join for a good time.
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A. W. Fortune
Birle College
Lexington
Union City High
Central
Come, Christian Church
Wif. J. Spencer
Boosters Day Set for Richmond as Merchants Unite
Richmond Readies Boosters Day with Trade Day on October 12. About seventy five merchants join, offering free gifts valued at roughly 750 dollars plus a Daily Register gold prize to spur ad readership. List of participating businesses released with more names to come.
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Richmond
Richmond Enterprise
The
Daily Register
Hamilton Bros
Muncy Bros
R. C. H. Covington
Richmond Welch
Cox and March
Crystal Cafe
Woods and White
H. H. Brock
Jett Bros
Dr. Clark
Alhambra
W. F. Higgins
H. L. Perry
B. E. Belue
A. R. Shaw
M. F. Park
Citizens National Bank
Douglas and Simmons
W.S. Oldham
Dixie Auto Company
Southern National Bank
Freeman Realty Company
J. M. Asbell
W. F. Parks
Lane Jewelry Company
W. D. Oldham & Company
Richmond Motor Company
H. M. Whittington
Richmond Drug Company
Davison-Telford
Judge Price
Sunny Side Tatler
Edwards & Karr
Dixie Dry Cleanery Co
Kenmadrich
John Jones Grocery
Savage-Smith Lumber Co
W. M. Burgess
Madison Drug Company
C. M. Canfield
Richmond Ice Cream Company
Richmond Bottling Works
Madison Monumental Works
B. F. Hurst
J. S. Stanifer
D. B. McKinney
McKinney and Arnold
V. Elder
Rice and Arnold
Owen McKee
Richmond Buick Company
Oldham & Hackett
R. L. Potts
L. H. Maffett
D. Wincaid
M. H. Wells
Richmond Millinery Company
Legion Post 12 to Hold Meeting September 21 1921
American Legion Special Jesse M Dykes Post No 12 schedules a meeting in club rooms on Wednesday September 21 1921 at 7 30 p m. Charles R George is Commissioner and F C Gentry serves as adjutant.
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American Legion
Jesse M. Dykes
Charles R. George Com. F. C. Gentry
Adj
Today's Livestock Markets Across Cities
Cincinnati markets report hogs steady calves lower and cattle steady. lambs dull with 0 to 10 cent change. Chicago hogs 10 cents higher. cattle steady. lambs 0 lower. Louisville cattle 300 head slow unchanged. hogs 1,200 head uneven topping at 8.25. sheep 100 slow, lambs at 8 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Weather Outlook for Kentucky This Afternoon and Tonight
A forecast shows thunderstorms this afternoon across Kentucky. Tonight remains generally fair with cooler temperatures. Thursday will be cooler with clearing skies and mild conditions statewide.
Laurel Farmer James McClure Murder Mystery
Laurel county authorities investigate the crippled widower James McClure found dead at his Boreing home. A hammer injury and locked doors prompt theories of moonshiner gang revenge estate theft or a jilted lover. four suspects including Janie Sasser and Harvey Reynolds await examining trials.
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London
James McClure
Laurel County
Vic Clare
Boreing
Janie Sasser
AlcClure
McClure
Harvey Reynolds
Miss Sasser
Perry Lawson
Miss Sas
Sasser
Democratic Nominee For Judge Urged To Withdraw
Pulaski county officials urge E. E. Bell of Monticello to withdraw from the circuit judge race in the district including Rockcastle Wayne Pulaski and Clinton counties. They say his continued candidacy would harm the two Pulaski nominees M. L. Singleton for jailer and Jack Edwards for sheriff.
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Somerset
Democratic Executive Committee
Pulaski County
E. E. Bell
Monticello
Rockcastle
Wayne
Pulaski
Clinton
M. L. Singleton
Jack Edwards
Large Creditors Move to Control Congleton Assets
Richmond and Lexington banks, as the largest creditors holding roughly 20 000 and 70 000 respectively, plan to take charge of the property of Mr Congleton. Judge Cochran dismissed a case for lack of jurisdiction. Henry Maguire, appointed receiver, remains involved as creditors seek stronger representation. Congleton, a prominent farmer and businessman, faced insolvency after investing in high priced Fayette county farms amid inflated values.
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Richmond
Maysville
A. M. §. Cochran
Federal Court
S.ee Congleton
Daily Register
Congleton
Ile
Richmond Bhanks
Lexington
Robert Peters
Indiana
Henry Maguire
Cochran
Maguire
Genttyville
Fayette
Fayette County
Famous Texas Attorney Plans Kentucky Visit to Richmond
Fort Worth lawyer Harvey B. Herd and his wife, now in Battle Creek, Mich., announce fall travel to Kentucky and a Richmond stop. Herd recalls fond, yet sad memories of college chums left behind as he and Sullivan began law practice after UVA in 1933. Herd has since built a thriving Fort Worth career and amasses wealth. His wife, daughter of John Lewis, will accompany him and is well connected in Madison County.
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Harvey B. Herd
Fort Worth
Texas
Battle Creek
Mich
Kentucky
Richmond
Herd
Mr. Sullivan
Robert &. Nesnam
University of Virginia
Tferd
Deart Worth
I Isda
John Levis
Madison County
Farmers Use Tobacco as Fertilizer in Kentucky tale
In Lexington on Sept 21 multiple replies to the Burley Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association inquire into last year’s crop. A Boyle county farmer says he used his tobacco as fertilizer when the market opened and did not know the exact yield due to price considerations.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Burley ‘Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Boyle County
Husband and Wife Ask Why Partner Is Paid For Passion
A couple at a movie theater watches a love scene when the wife nudges her husband and asks why he never acts as passionately at home. He replies by asking if she knows what that other man is paid for doing that.
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Hubby
Rev. J D Sigler longtime Methodist minister dies in Louisville
Reverend J D Sigler a Methodist minister who served for more than fifty years died in Louisville at age unspecified. He ministered across multiple churches and left a lasting impact on his congregations and community.
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J.d.sigler
Louisville
Civil Service Exam Set for Shelbyville Postmaster Vacancy
Shelbyville Kentucky on September 27 an examination by the United States Civil Service Commission will fill the local postmastership vacancy.
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Shelbyville
United States Civil Service Commission
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