Graddy assets exceed debts in Versailles deed of assignment
Versailles Kentucky and Louisville report on William T. Graddy who assigned property to his brother in law for creditors. The estate valued around 30 000 with 200 acre home farm 70 and 90 acre tracts and interests in two other farms entailed to his children. Neighbors Turpin and Roy figure in a related stabbing case with Roy killed by Turpin who surrendered citing justification. L N earnings show February gross 3 729 142 up from last year but expenses up 241 576 yielding a monthly net drop of 45 356. Eight month net earnings rise 327 429 over last year.
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William TL. Graddy
Hardin Field
Graddy
O Turpin
Dade Roy
Roy
Turpin
Louisville
Fear of burglars grips Louisville woman buried after death
Mrs Catherine Otter 25 was buried from St Cocllas church after being burned in an abandoned schoolhouse eight miles west of New Albany. Once attacked by burglars who broke into her home, her mind waned, and she spoke of burglars continually as authorities report a long, troubled case.
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Louisville
Catherine Oter
Otter
New Albany
Bouse
Lafayette Township
Wife beater killed in Kentucky coroner’s inquest
Paducah Kentucky reports Milliard McCawley saloonkeeper and former river pilot shot dead at his stepson Fred Trout’s Brookport home after beating his wife. Coroner’s jury rules justifiable homicide. Another item notes a turpin stabbing incident in Harbourville Kentucky following a dispute at William Turpin’s residence near Avis in Russell County.
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Paducah
Milliard McCawley
Brookport
Fred Trout
McCawley
McCawiey
Tt Fe
Harbourville
White Louisville Woman Paid By Railway In Compelled Ride
Mrs Luella Thurman was paid 3500 by Southern Railway after being ordered to ride in the negro compartment on a train between Louisville and Harrodsburg. She had sued for 10000. a jury verdict of 4000 was reversed on appeal and the matter was compromised.
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Lexington
Luella Thurman
The
Southern Railway Co
Single Casket Holds Two Infants In Paducah
Mrs Essie Ricketts and Mrs Edward Marshall lifelong friends will bury their infants in one casket. The siblings aged 14 months apart died of pneumonia on the same day under the same roof. One child died at seven o'clock the other at three. Bodies were shipped to Hopkinsville for burial.
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Paducah
Essie Ricketts
Edward Marshall
Hopkinsville
Pencil in Pocket Fractures Kentucky College Principal
Prof H Clay Smith principal of the young Indies department at South Kentucky College suffered a fractured rib when a lead pencil in his pocket was driven into him as he reached over a chair to retrieve a jotter he had dropped. In Louisville, Martin J. snail general manager of three traction and lighting firms promised wage increases effective May 1.
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Hopkinsville
H. Clay Smith
Young Indies' Department
South Kentucky College
Louisville, Ky
Martin J. Snaull
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Co
Southern Indiana Traction Co
Northern Railway & Lighting Co
Interurban workers wage rates set for first and second years
Tormen and conductors on the inter urban Ines are to receive 20 cents an hour during the first year and 22 cents after that period. Motormen on the lines outside of New Albany and Jeffersonville will be paid 17 1/2 cents during the first year and 19 1/2 cents in the second year.
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New Albany
Jeffersonville
Stilettos and Bullets at Italian Labor Camp
Ashland Ky three are dead and one dying a woman after a night of heavy drinking led to a knife and pistol battle at a labor camp on the Guyag river eighteen miles from town. Tony Sodario Sebastiano Puchelli exchanged blows and a 12 inch knife. Shots wounded Betti Sodario and Frank Pirelli. one Italian killed. others arrested or subpoenaed.
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Guyag River
Aquor
Huntington
Tony Sodario
Sebastiano Puchelli
Sodario
Puchelli
Betti Sodario
Frank Pirelli
Parkersburg
W. Va
Tralian
Tralians
Opposition collapses for Louiaville railroad post
A. T. Siler faces no opposition for the Republican nomination as Louiaville selections indicate rivals withdraw. W. T. Black J. T. Patrick and I. R. Bryson say they will not oppose and have withdrawn. The April 20 county conventions and April 24 Mt. Sterling district convention are set, with Siler as current district board member. Meanwhile legal notes report a new trial appeal in the Charles Tuck and Jim Moore case and a 14 year sentence for Tom Wir the mat painter in Bowling Green.
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A. T. Siler
W. T. Black
Barboutaville
J. T. Patrick
Magoffin County
I. R. Bryson
Nicholas County
Siler
Mt. Sterling
Rheumatic Pain Balm Brings Quick Relief to Sufferers
Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides fast relief from rheumatic pains aiding sleep and rest. The remedy claims many have been permanently cured and is sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass region.
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Chamberlain
Rescue at Sea Saves Ten From Four Masted Schooner
A violent Northeast gale drove the four masted schooner Bossart off course and ashore near Nags Head North Carolina. Ten crew members including two women were rescued by coast guard crews led by Capt Etheridge after a dawn surf landing. The vessel bound from New York to Wilkins DC ran aground in heavy breakers. all crew members were saved, with Captain Pletcher among the rescued. Another schooner Laura J Sprague was ashore off Cracoke Inlet with six to seven crew members.
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Etheridge
Nags Head N. C
Ala Bossart
Virginia
Carolina
New York
Wilkins
D. C
Coast Guard
Urip
Pletcher
Nags
Laura J. Sprague
Pierce
Marblehead
Mass
Cracoke Inlet
N.C
Lfesavers
Old Dominion
Standard
Thomas W. Lawson
Cape Lookout
Lawson
Standard of Ca
Murder confession tied to double tragedy near Sycamore Pond
Mrs Victor Riley of Douglas County reports her husband fatally shot himself after confessing to killing Harvey Obert of Springfield. Riley claimed he shot Obert near Sycamore Pond, moved the body to the water, fed rocks to its head and feet, then died by his own hand to conceal the murder.
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West Plains
Victor Riley
Douglass County
Sycamore Pond
Riley
Harvey Obert
Springfield
Moive
Obert
Falling walls kill six in New York fire and chaos
April 8 fire at Metropolitan power house in Harlem 145th Street and Seventh Avenue killed seven firemen from Engine Co. 81, including Capt. John Ryan, as walls collapsed. Property loss from Met Co. reaches at least 1 million dollars. trolley system paralyzed. Separate brief items report an ex president of Guatemala stabbed to death in a streetcar accident in Mexico, a wealthly cattleman’s suicide in Helena, a Venezuelan president’s relapse, a wreck in Christopher, VI injuring crew, two women drowned in El Paso reservoir dam break, and a baby rescued at the scene.
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New York
Metropolitan Power House
145Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Engine Company No. 81
Walla
John Ryan
Lax
Metropolitan Co
Upper Harlem
Cleaning Furs and Castile Soap Jelly Tips
Home fur cleaning guidance covers white furs from ermine to chinchilla with sun airing pounding on rattan sticks. It details sand and furrier sawdust baths, cornstarch finishing, and careful handling, plus making Castile soap jelly and cleaning silk handkerchiefs with methylated spirits in a period tone.
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Washington Times
Alaska
Clubbing Rates in The Sun and Courier Journal
A fragment notes clubbing rates and listings for The Sun and The Louisville Times, including reference to The Sun and the Daily Courier Journal dated for one year. The text shows mixed newspaper titles and pricing phrases in a brief clippings context.
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Daily
Kentucky State Journal
The
Sun
Louisville, ‘Times
Daily Courier- Journal
Sun and Journal
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