Striking Kentucky students rally for reinstatement of Dietrich
In Lexington Kentucky May 29 a student and alumni protest grows over the suspension of graduate Carl Dietrich at Kentucky State College. A mass meeting is planned for Monday at 10 in the chapel, which may be locked, while 58 striking seniors face a separate meeting Saturday. Sea folk back Dietrich and vow to refuse diplomas unless reinstated.
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Lexington
Kentucky State College
Carl Dietrich
Dietrich
Woman Linked to Mob Behind Glasgow Murder
Glasgow Kentucky May 27 A murder near Burksville on May 18 remains unsolved with no suspects. Rumors of a lure letter signed by a local young lady are unfounded. Skinner was killed for money possibly more than seven hundred. a woman’s shoe print near the body suggests involvement.
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Glasgow
James Skinner
Burksville
Skinner
Mear
The Great New Golden Menagerie Display Announced
A grand announcement heralds a massive exhibit titled the Great New Golden Menagerie featuring new marvels and a display described as magnitudinous and unprecedented in scale and spectacle.
Rare Zoo Exhibits Highlight Odd Creatures and Records
A feature on unusual animals in captivity showcases Queen the lioness and her cubs, a $25 000 largest living hippo weighing 6000 pounds, and a blood sweating behemoth moth said to come from the Nile region, highlighting the marvels of the collection.
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Nile
Human Meteors and Japanese Troupe at City Zoon Show
A traveling circus style act arrives in town featuring the LaPearl Family of Sensational Aerialists the Hagihar Japanese Troupe and Mons. Carlosa. The showcase promises aerial feats and novelty performances for local audiences at the zoological garden on wheels.
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LaPearl
Hagihar
Mons
Carlosa
Wheeler's Marine Band Tops Traveling Circus Circuits
The Wheeler's Marine Band billed as the finest musical organization travels with a major circus across America. The unit highlights its showmanship and broad repertoire as it journeys from town to town entertaining diverse crowds.
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America
Grand Street Pageant Steam Piano Parade
The new costly Steam Piano will be shown daily in a free spectacular New Street Parade. A grand gala day invites all to view the event with one ticket admitting to all advertised shows. Children pay half price. No gambling or swindling allowed. Honest and fair dealing is the motto.
Springfield County School Suit Seeks $10000 Verdict
Springfield on Saturday June 10 reports County School Superintendent Walker won a $10000 verdict last Friday against the D C Heath Publishing Company Chicago for breach of contract after failing to keep a pledged price. Attorney Rankin to receive half upon collection. W L Whittinghill for the Book Company. Two similar suits pending, in Mason County one firm paid $10000 forfeit and now charges high prices claiming the bond limits.
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Walker
D. C. Heath Publishing Company
Chicago
Rankin
W. L. Whittinghill
Mason County
Whittinghill
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Detroit Merchant
George L. Chubb of Harlan Michigan praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has used. The ad claims it cures a cough or cold faster than any other treatment and should be kept in the house for prompt use. Sold by C J Haydon, a druggist. Subscribe for The Sun.
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Chamberlain
C.J. Haydon
Sprinefield
George L. Chubb
Harlan, Mich
C. J. Haydon
Arugeet
Kentucky educators plan permanent state county education group
At a May meeting in Frankfort led by State Superintendent J H Fuqua educators from Kentucky, including Guy Beckham and university presidents, agreed to form a permanent state and county organization to improve the common school system. A Mammoth Cave gathering on June 22 will finalize this setup with input from Charles W Dabney of the University of Cincinnati.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
J. H. Fuqua
Guy, Beckham
James K. Patterson
Kentucky State College
Burris Jenkins
Kentucky University
T. L Blayney
Central University
Mammoth Cave
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Southern Educational Board
Virginia
General Assembly
Juvenile Stakes Narrowly Won At Churchill Downs
Hot Pollot captured the Juvenile stakes at Churchill Downs by a nose after a fierce drive from Hermit age. Curate upset Apple in the last race as a 20 to 1 shot with Golden Link. a steeplechase fall injured jockey J Carter, breaking his collar bone and injuring his head.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Hermitage
Apple
Curate
Golden Link
J. Carter
Commission finds Warner insane. death sentence commuted
Louisville on May 29 reports the commission of physicians appointed by Sheriff Schmidt found electrical engineer George B. Warner insane. The finding changes the fate from hanging for the murder of Pi Task Leeds to commitment in an asylum.
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Louisville
Sherif Schmidt
George B. Wartner
Pi Task
Leeds
Lominville & Nashville Railroad
Warner
Toronto Church Drops Rockefeller Aid After Fire
In Toronto Kansas on May 24 local Baptist members withdraw all appeals to John D Rockefeller for church funds after a cyclone destroyed the building. Ladies of the church claim Rockefeller's aid would divert gold taken from oil operators in the state. Public sentiment in the county supports funding from local citizens and oil field operators to finance the new church dedication planned for next month.
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Toronto
Kan
Baptist
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Acquittals End Jury Trial Of Five Kentucky Officials
Louisville reports that after a six day trial and five hours of deliberation, Policemen Thomas J. Connell Dennis J. Neban John J. Tierney Daniel J. Sexton and ten others charged with conspiracy to intimidate voters in the November election were acquitted. The item also notes various Kentucky notices including Burley Tobacco Growers plans Archibald Stuart Cincinnati and a negro picnic in Owensboro.
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Louisville
Thomas J. Connell
Dennis J. Neban
John J. Tierney
Daniel J. Sexton
Nezrees
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