Gov Beckham urged to act in Louisville lid dispute
The Sun defends Gov Beckham amid editorial fallout over Louisville lid remarks. It argues Washington County Democrats will back Beckham if he uses his authority to shut down crime in Louisville, contending no anti Beckham lines exist in their pages. The piece notes railroad commission politics and McChord’s race context.
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Democrats of
Washington
Couny Erea
Louisville
Beckham
the Sun
The
Sun
Gov. Beckham
Becknam
Washington County
Kentucky
Souraey
Pan Cn Uta ‘Ham
Cane State Militia
Louisville Herald
Ashington County
Commonwealth
Louistville
Hearst Nominated for New York Governor in Open Pledge
William R. Hearst was nominated for Governor of New York last Wednesday. Described as a man of millions and a philanthropist, he is praised for generosity to the poor and support of labor. Critics say wealth fuels his political rise, while he remains energetic in pursuing personal interests.
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William R. Hearst
New York
Hearst
Defeating Hearst Will Try Governors Contest
The speaker warns that Willie is nobody's fool and notes that defeating Hearst for New York governor will leave the victor with bruised feathers and nerves on edge. It emphasizes vigilance over Hearst and the toughness of political combat.
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Willie
Hearst
New York
Farmers Institute at Springfield Draws Sparse Attendance
The Farmers Institute met in Springfield last Wednesday and Thursday under Commissioner Vreeland. Inclement weather and lack of interest kept many farmers away despite instructive and entertaining sessions led by Messrs Davis and Miller. If farmers heed the advice, it could be worth thousands annually, and The Sun hopes to print parts of the valuable addresses.
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Farmers’ Institute
Springfield
Vreeland
Washington County
Messrs. Davis
Miller
Sun
Mooresville News Notes Illinois Fever Amid Local Happenings
Mooresville reports neighbors planning to leave for Illinois by October 15 as stock prices hold firm with cattle and mule sales. Local deaths include the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Green buried at St. Rose. Rainstorms, picnics, and social visits populate the week with multiple trips to Springfield Bardstown Willisburg and Chaplin.
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W. F. Green
St. Rose
Wash Montgomery
Mack Miller
Illinois
Maud
Jas
Tobin
Mat Truax
Booker
Eddleman
Troutman & Payne
James Wall
Joe Wakefield
Ben Pile
Carl Cambron
James Truax
Ella R
Mary
Chaplin
Carl Yancey
Charming
Lora
Cassie
Anna Wall
Willisburg
Bennett Wall
Springfield
Will Moore
Payton McMakin
A. W. Eddleman
Price
Fred Cheatham
Hubert Eddleman
Kimberlin
Bardstown
T. D. Sweeny
Traveling precaution urges Chamberlain remedy for water safety
A health note advises travelers to carry a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to safeguard against contaminated drinking water during journeys. The recommendation emphasizes preparedness and quick relief for stomach upsets on the road.
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Springfield Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Pester
Ring Sa
Ben Jonson
Nelson County
Circuit Court
Robert Noe
Boyle County Herald
Herald
C.C. McChord
Evening Post
Railroad Commission
McChord
William Goebel
Jefferson County
Railroad Commission of Kentucky
Main Street
Carpenter's Meat Market
Geo. B. Taylor
the Farmers' Institute
Mooresville
G.f.carpenter
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