Opposition forms against McChord in Kentucky race
A minority of the Republican Committee of the Second district failed to call a nomination convention. Col. L P Tarlton filed a petition in Frankfort seeking to place him on the ballot under Log Cabin as the Republican nominee in direct opposition to McChord. Business leaders and many state Republicans had favored McChord, valuing his role as Kentucky Railroad Commissioner and his tariff expertise, making an opposition ticket unlikely.
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Republican Committee
Second Railroad District
Col. L. P. Tarlton
Frankfort
Col. Tarlton
Louisville
Kentucky
McChord
Mr. McC
Mr. McChord
A. E. Willson
Ben L. Bruner
Ken
Tucky
Kentucky Railroad Commission
McChorn
Dragoo Family Moves to Franklin County
Mr Sam Dragoo and his mother Mrs Delila Dragoo leave Valley Hill in Franklin County this week to establish their future home. Subscribe for The Sun at $1.00 per year.
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Sam Dragoo
Delila Dragoo
Valley Hill
Franklin County
Democratic ticket names for state offices
The Democratic ticket lists candidates for statewide offices including Senator J C W Beckham Governor S W Hager Lieutenant Governor South Trim Auditor Henry M Bosworth Treasurer Ruby Laffoon Secretary of State Hubert Vree land Superintendent J O Winfrey Attorney General John K Hendrick Commissioner of Agriculture J Newman Clerk of Court te Appeals J B c Me State Senator oe Gore Representative W e McChord presented in a readable candidate slate.
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Henry M. Bosworth
Ruby Laffoon
Hubert Vreeland
J. O. Winfrey
John K. Hendrick
Springfield eyes first class depart ment store at Main street site
A local discussion reveals plans for a large brick department store in Springfield on vacant Main Street lots where burned buildings stood. Promoters envision a two to three story building with wholesale grocery and dry goods to serve merchants in nearby towns, backed by a stock company.
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Springfield
Main Street
Pleasant Hill church closes twelve day revival in Marion County
A twelve day revival at Pleasant Hill church Marion County led by pastor H P Hatchett and assistant W R Davidson of Danville Ky ends with fourteen added by experience and baptism. Davidson preached earnestly over two Beech Grove sermons on service and old time religion, inspiring hope and joy in the congregation. Hatchett heads to Mt Washington for another meeting as Beech Grove calls him for an indefinite term.
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Pleasant Hill Church
Marion County
H. P. Hatchett
W. R. Davidson
Danville
Bro. Davidson
Beech Grove
Bro. Hatchett
Moses
Hatchett
Mt. Washington
Bro
Hillsboro Notes on Local People and Fall Millinery
Mrs Mollie Wycoff of Mackville promotes a new fall millinery line inviting locals to view before buying elsewhere. Many neighbors visited relatives, attended funerals, or traveled to Springfield Willisburg and Louisville. Farmers report tobacco cutting finished and corn ready to harvest as residents keep busy with pattern of social and family events across Mackville Willisburg and nearby Texas and Lebanon.
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Mollie Wycoff
Mackville
Mesdames Labe
Thomas Coulter
John Perkins
Joe Reddick
Tom Baker
Susie Edgerton
Springfield
Tom Bailey
Texas
W. E. Sutherland
Buffalo
LaRue County
B. H. Mellvoy
Willisburg
John Robert
Lucy Clark
J. C. Gordon
Levienee
B. H. Mellroy
J Gillespie
H. J. Cocanougher
Rose
Ethel
Flossie Coulter
Nan Misses Maud
Eva Inman
Ernest Showmaker
Fenwick
Perry Ruby
Chaplin
J. M. Shields
John Settles
Sam Settles
Lebanon
Louisville
Otis Harmon
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Stove
Shultz & McElroy
Springfield Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Sifaloenis
Louisville Times
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sun
J. C. W. Beckham
S. W. Hager
South Trim
Uncle Sam
Marshal Grace
Walton Hotel
Brindle
Mr. Grace
Highland View Stock Farm
Lebanon, KY
Berkshire
Jersey
Todd
Gazette
Norvin W
John B. A Jr
T. D. English
Hillsboro
Polar Pleasure Resort
Washington County
Cincinnati
Campbell & Leachman, Props
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