Closing Exercises At St Catherine Academy Attract Huge Crowd
St Catherine Academy led by Mother Superior Aquilin staged Commencement Day with a full house. The 1910 graduates included Piety, Cecelia Barber, Gladys Randall, Emily Talbott, and Marie Maloney as the audience heard a sacred drama Ursa of Brittany and rousing addresses by Father Dunn and alumni leaders. The banquet featured purple and gold decor, a five course luncheon, and a toast program led by Mrs Malohon and Miss Allie Reeves. The event honored the Sisters, teachers, and alumnae, marking a milestone for the renowned institution.
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Be Catherines Academy
Aquilin
St. Catherines
Ursula
Brittany
Sisters of St. Catherine
Areola
Marie Thesonius
Emily
Odilia
Beaoe
Nero Cordula
Ae Matinera
Louise Wagnon
Virginia Wonsan
May Prather
Ida
Teas Wood
Bessie
Piety Cecelia Barber
Mane Cecelia Barber
Gladys Randall
Emily Talbott
Marie Maloney
Josephine Spalding
Mary Pius
Gertrude Stocker Boone
Malohon
Allie Reeves
Birtle
Reedy
Lum Abel
Mrs. Boone
Albert Bevil
Father Dunn
Little Helen McComb
Oscar Spaulding
Lizzie Bevil
Victory Certainty From Johnson on Democratic Landslide
Washington reports Rep Ben Johnson sees a strong Democratic win in November as national mood shifts against the Republicans. He cites a bright outlook, predicts a large House majority, and criticizes campaign money as a factor while urging turnout to back Democratic candidates. The piece also surveys the Kentucky State Board of Equalization report on tax assessments and property values.
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Equalization Board
Washington, D. C
Ben Johnson
Johnson
House of Representatives
Beng
United States
Republican Party
Kentucky Could Grow Hemp Millions in It
Kentucky has ideal soil and climate for hemp and should expand cultivation beyond tobacco. Garrard County tops world hemp acreage, Boyle second, with Kentucky leading foreign production as well. The article urges farmers to devote more than 20,000 acres to hemp to boost profits and state leadership.
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Kentucky
Garrard County
Boyle County
Department of Agriculture
Old Commonwealth
Night Rider Prosecutions Narrowly Reported in Kentucky
Princeton Kentucky June 10 Jules Robinson an important witness against six alleged night riders was assassinated last night near his home. His body lay in the road after buckshot deaths. Robinson had refused to leave the country and was warned to testify. Milton Olver, second lead witness, was shot two weeks ago and guarded at Hopkinsville. The first night rider case against Dr A Amos will be called in Christian Circuit Court tomorrow. The Hopkinsville area has a long history of night rider violence dating back to December 6 1907. Chamberlains Eye Remedy is sold with a money back guarantee. Sold by All Druggists.
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Princeton
Jules Robinson
Hopkinsville
Casea
Robinson
Milton Olver
Aix
A. Amos
Christian Circuit
Wille
Taft Receives Kentucky Party in White House Visit
President Taft met Danville Judge C R McDowell and his party including three sons and J B McEvoy of Springfield in the White House after a Washington call on Saturday. Senator Paynter introduced the Kentuckians who sparked Taft’s reminiscences of Ohio shore, peach trees, and Kentucky manhood.
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C. R. McDowell
Miles
Charles
Samuel
S. McElroy
East
Washington City
President Taft
White House
Senator Paynter
Kentucky
Washington Post
Ohio
Taft
Cincinnati
Paynter
Prooa
Danville
J. 3. McEvoy
Springfield
Sympson will case proceeds as evidence closes
The Sympson will case remains in trial with witnesses heard since last Monday. The judge and counsel prepared arguments as the lengthy hearing nears its anticipated jury deliberation. Also, Albert Brown, a young Black boy, was tried by Squire Upt for breach of the peace, found guilty, and fined five dollars after a prior month clash with John Riley at Mackville, during which Brown cut Riley's coat. T Scott Mayes prosecuted and Marshal Duncar defended.
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Sympson
Albert Brown
Squire Upt
John Riley
Mackville
Riley
T. Scott Mayes
Marshal Duncar
Ends Winter's Troubles at Haydon and Robertson
Winter brings frost bite troubles to many and relief is offered by Boile. Piles, Cuta, Sores, Eczema are named ailments. Only 2c at Haydon and Robertson. A compact health note advertises cold season remedies and a discount at the local shop.
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Vinces
Haydon & Robertson
Tobacco Pool Hopes For Higher Prices On Short Crop
Growers in the Burley tobacco pool anticipate a short crop this year with pooling members buying last year’s crop to secure better prices. Cold weather could shrink Central and Northern Kentucky Burley yields to under half an average, while poor early plant growth and late June maturation threaten light, undersized crops.
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Kentucky
Burley Pool
Trust
Scholarship Won by a Girl at Central High
Miss Margaret McElroy, 17, daughter of Lee McElroy, earned a Chicago University scholarship for best grades across four years at Central High School. She is described as niece of Mr and Mrs A C McElroy of this place and will attend the university next session in Kansas City Journal.
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Central High School
Margaret B. McEiroy
Lee McBiroy
Chicago University
Rbirow
Chicago Univ
Kansas City Journal
McElroy
A. C. McElroy
Gold Found Amid Kentucky Fisherman's Dredge Find
Danville reports George Kelley of Boyle county found a cedar box while diving near Kin's Mill containing three five cent pieces and lead pellets. The box had rot, but about a peck could fit, suggesting more money may lie buried nearby. Kelley searched again without success.
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Danville
George Kelley
Boyle County
Kin’s Mill
Kelly
Anne
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Dorian
Prince of
England
A Wus
Albert
Gladys Randal
May Humbe
Land
Lady Alba
Louise Barber
Rosa
Catherine Smith
Ernna
Elsie Edel
Irene
Alma Abell
Sehtine Nellie McGill
Zetsnes Hs
St Catherines
Katie Hertlein
BRO
State Board of Equalization
Augustus E Willaon
Frankfort
Board of Equalization
County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Zemo
Leo Haydon
Kansas
Oli
Damillians
Judge McDowell
J. S. McElroy
Washington
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