Judge Thurman Opens Campaign At Court House Rally
Judge I H Thurman spoke on County Court day to a packed Court House crowd in this city. He defended his record, criticized the Marion County Leader ownership, and outlined positions on local option and statewide prohibition. He noted Catholic representation on Washington county jury commissions and pledged further discussion at future meetings.
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I. H. Thurman
Jnc. W. Lewis
Court House
Thurman
Marion
Mommees
Judge Thurman
Lewis
Lebanon mill plant blaze wipes out large Central Kentucky factory
Fire at the Modern Mill and Elevator Company in Lebanon Kentucky destroyed the brick six story mill and a large frame elevator along with several outbuildings. Loss estimated at 30000 with 14000 insured. Horses killed three men injured none. The blaze started in the stable and the fire department faced difficulty due to missing chief and delayed alarm. The fire was visible for miles and affected nearby facilities but spared several nearby businesses.
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Lebanon
Modern Mill and Elevator Company
Dave Graves
Kentucky
T. M. Estes
J. A. Kelly
E. N. Hundley
Harry W. Stay
Grand Rapids
Mich
International Fire Chiefs’ Association
Harry Lancaster & Co
Builders’ Lumber Co
State Normal School Promotes Free Tuition In Western Kentucky
The Western Kentucky State Normal School brings education within reach for Western Kentucky youths. The article urges support for free tuition and related items. Address H. H. Cherry, President, Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Western Kentucky State Normal School
Western Kentucky
H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
Stricken Republican Leader Buford Penick in Kentucky
Buford N. Penick a prominent Lebanon Republican and county leader was stricken with paralysis at his Pope's Creek home. He is 60 and the lone surviving brother of Mrs. W. F. Netkirk wife of State Fire Marshal Netkirk. One sister and two brothers also died from paralytic strokes.
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Lebanon
Buford N. Penick
Pope's Creek
W. F. Netkirk
Netkirk
John Hardesty
John
Hardesty
Mr. Hardesty
James Hardesty
John W. Hayes
Leo Williams
Steve Bain
Lucy Sales
Sallie Gray
W. T. Hardesty
Mt. Zion
Demands for Justice Amid Outrageous Abandonment
Old woman over 90, found in a wagon, cared for after being abandoned by children. Pineville Sun condemns the act and urges legal action under a 1906 statute. Obituaries follow: John Hardesty, Rosa Cecil, Josie Benedict, and infant death, with funeral details and survivor lists. Social items include a Hyatt home gathering for Miss Margaret Grundy McChord and Mr C C McChord, plus brief notes on public discourse and a medical advertisement endorsing Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Temple of Justice
Sheriff's Office
Hell
M. W. Hyatt
Eliie Durrett
C. C. McChord
Margaret Grundy MesChord
Louisville
Kentucky
Margaret Grundy McChord
E. T. Wig
Concert at Opera House features Rubel and Schmidt
Miss Edith Rubel and Mr. Karl Schmidt perform a varied program at the Opera House on Thursday Sept 2. Schmidt, former director at Garden Theatre New York, has soloist credits with Theodore Thomas Seidl orchestras and Berlin Royal Orchestra. Rubel praised by Greater New York Record for recent concert success and praised by Tosch for future promise.
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Springfield Muse
Edith Rubel
Karl Schmidt
Merry Widow Opera
Schmidt
Garden Theatre
New York
Theodore Thomas
Seidl
Royal Orchestra
Berlin
Savage
New York City
Greater
Miss Rubel
Bai
Agree
Dam Tosch
America
Local notes from Maud correspondence update
Maud updates as farmers cut tobacco and residents recover from illnesses. Several locals, including Master Theodore Shehan and Mrs Edward Piles, are improving after sickness. Timely visits, church gatherings, and a county fair are mentioned along with visits from Harrodsburg and Louisville residents. Kentucky Star Flour is recommended.
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Theodore Shehan
Edward Piles
Annie Settles
Katie Wakefield
Emma Baker
Misa Bertha
Dee Edgerton
Pleasant Grove
J. M. Montgomery
Shannon Cloyd
Harrodsburg
Everett Wakefield
Beza
Mary Shehan
Josie
Mis
Kate Virgin
Neal Hodine
Nelson County
Mary Forst
Louisville
Spening
Beesie Settles
J. L. Troutman
Frank Crume
Settle
Bessie Settle
Kate Flaugher
Mary Forest
Shepherdaville Jair
County Court
Christine Dodson
Bear Stringtown
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Surance
the State Normal School
Bell County
Washington County
Rosa Cecil
Wash Cecil
St. Rose
Cecil
Tine
Sallie Cecil Burns
Florence Thompson
Elizabeth Higdon
Savilla Cecil
Joel Riney
Josie Benedict
G. A. Benedict
Benedicts
Milledzeville
Lincoln County
Lucy Campbell Kimberlin
Hubert Kimbertin
Robt. L. Purdom
Bethlehem Church
W. H. Williama
J. F. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Dr. King
Haydon & Robertson
Opera House
Maud
L. M. Troutman
Ora Craume
Kate Shewmaker
Katie Flaugher
Pairfield
Camp Ground
THE
Springfield
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Hmas
Estes Omnia
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