Springfield Sun promises weekly county newspaper with Democratic stance
The Springfield Sun announces itself as a new weekly county newspaper for Springfield and Washington County. It pledges full local reporting, farm department, market data, and correspondence from across the county, with a Democratic editorial stance and efforts to support town and county enterprises while improving each issue. The note also dlines past challenges and hints at future improvements.
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Springfield Sun
Springfield
Washington County
Sun
J. Rocks Gore
Louisa
Isville
The
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Local residents and visitors cited across Nelsonville area
A dense list of names and travel notes from families and friends visiting, returning, or passing through Nelsonville and nearby towns. The column mentions weddings, illness, travel to Louisville and Bardstown, county events, and a few brief mentions of local officials and newspapers. Names include Mrs. T. Dudley Wells, Miss Fannie E. Wall, Miss Margaret Mayes, Mr. James Chescheir, Miss Annie D. Grundy, Mrs. Irvine Wahyne, Mr. Thomas Edelen, Miss Lydia McElroy, Mr. Emmett McElroy, Mrs. Walter E. Leachman, and many others, with occasional references to Lebanon, Louisville, Covington, Owensboro, and Lexington as places of travel or visitation.
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Lewis’ Merriweather
Luisville
Margaret Mayes
James Chescheir
Annie D. Grundy
4 Palmer
Louisville
Mary Lewis
Annie Long
Irvine Wahyne
Joffennville
Ind
Lena Noe
Bettie Connely
Bardston
Dd. McCabe
Ropes in Jail for Church Dynamite Plot and Gang Actions
Riley Ropes, jailed in New Castle Indiana, confessed to plotting dynamite at a church and to being part of a gang that burned houses. Six thousand Chicago garment workers strike. a Chicago man runs a foot race to buy pants. The Elizabethtown News marks its 36th year, aging with strength and momentum.
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Riley Ropes
New Castle
Ind
Ropes
Chicago
Elizabethtown
Marion County Primary Results summarize Democratic race outcomes
The Marion county Democratic primary last Saturday produced several precinct level wins. A P Carter beat Lee Hardesty for County Clerk by 639 votes, Henry Gartin defeated R E Young for Sheriff by 187, J W Spalding beat George Glazebrooks for Assessor by 158, Jno Clarkson defeated S G McElroy for School Superintendent by 124, John Burton defeated a Men for County Judge by 836, W P Spalding defeated T 8 Hil by 73 for Senator, John Barr received 633 votes for Representative, W re Maden hed had no details for Jailer race.
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Marion County
A. P. Carter
Lee Hardesty
Henry Gartin
R. E Young
Ansensor
J. W. Spalding
George Glazebrooks
Jno
John Barr
Bury
W. Re Maden
Barn Fire Destroys O Daniel Barn Near Lebannon
A fire Friday or Saturday night wiped out the barn of Ed H O Daniel about three miles from Lebannon on St Marys pike. Loss put at 7100,000 with 12,000 for barn and contents. Livestock and hay burned. horses, cows, corn, oats, and a gasoline engine among items destroyed. The owner vows to recover with renewed effort despite the severe blow.
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Ed H. O'Daniel
Lebannon
St. Mary's Pike
Isp
Lebanon
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Rogers Gore
Neta
Thei
Lov
Louisville Tims
Fannie E. Wall
T. Dudley Wells
Fieve
Imelda Leachman
Ughter
Elizabeth
Thomas Edelen
Uie
Lydia McElroy
Ty. T. E. Stark
Hodgenville
Hugh McElroy
Kansas City, Mo
Emmett McElroy
Kank City, Mo
A. C. McElroy
Walter E. Leachman
L. & N. Railroad
Margaret Leahy
Jim Waters
Herman
M. Allen
Elizal Schmenk
Joe Pettus
Adair
Marion
J. L. Allen
Clem J) Hill
Covington
Medley
Owensboro
Samuel Cassedy
Jeffersonville
Thos. Kelly
Geo. Fetter
F.T. Cox
Lexington Sons
James
High Bridge
Robt. Sutton
Will Carruthers
F. R. Hodapp
Myrtle
Pearl Campbell
Bryan
Ella Sympson
Father
Indiana
Paul South
Chas. Green
Lizzie Waters
Lucy Selectman
E. Carl Litsey
Geo. Chescheir
Alfred
George and
Russell Chescheir
Thos
Kelly
J. T. Duncan
Pleasureville
P. J. Thomas
C. C. Howard
LaRue
County Herald
Nick McDowell
Mattie McDowell
Danville
Atlanta, Ga
Frank W. Simms
Ben D. Lake
Larry Logsdon
Indianapolis
Will Cambron
John K. Wall
Jennie Thompson
Florida
John
Robert Durret
Bloomfield
Stuart Durret
Frank
Shelby County
J. R. Claybrook
William Wakefield
Steel Bardstown
Edith Clements
Cincinnati
Lydia Duncan
W.T. McElroy
Jim Marrs
Mr. Gee
Neikirk
Pius Whalen
B. F
Lace
Jennie
G. J. Haydon
Kentucky
C. J. Haydon
Grocerie
McElroy Bros
Springfid, Ky
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