Dry counties tally in Kentucky under county unit law
A tabulated statement issued by Rev. C L Collins lists local option results in Kentucky since June 11 1906. It shows territory population and majorities, noting eighty five of nineteen counties voted dry and no elections until after the November general election. It cites twelve anti saloon victories and two in favor.
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C. L. Collins
Kentucky Anti- Saloon League
Kentucky
Todd
Logan
Lyon
Scott
Death of James Moore in Mooresville at 75
James Moore aged seventy five died suddenly at his home in Mooresville last night around 11 o clock. He and his wife and two children survived by many friends. A Christian Church member at Maud the funeral will be held there this afternoon with burial in the family cemetery.
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James Moore
Mooresville
John D. Richardson
Sparrow
P. C. Richardson
Baptist Church
George Thompson
Black, Ky
Chaplin Fork
Indictments Handled by Marion Grand Jury Up to Yesterday
The Marion grand jury had returned 28 indictments to date covering concealed deadly weapons liquor sales to minors malicious cutting assault and battery Sabbath work liquor without license petit larceny gaming and related offenses. Late yesterday 24 more indictments were added but not yet classified. T. L. Payne sued the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for 5000 damages and was awarded 1500 after losing fingers when struck by a train.
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Grand Jury
T. L. Payne
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Payne
The
Damages suit against railroad dismissed on demurrer
Frank Corcoran’s damage suit against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company was dismissed on a demurrer. Capt. T. D. English was fined $25 for auctioneering without a license and recently conducted a sale in Danville.
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Frank Corcoran
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
T. D. English
Danville
Meade County Goes Dry Narrow Victory Report
The Sun received a telegram from Rev. C. L. Collins of Bowling Green stating the official Meade county tally shows the drys have a one vote majority. Earlier reports claimed a wet majority of five votes from last Saturday’s election.
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the Sun
C. L. Collins
Bowling Green
Meade County
Railroads Face Key New Year as Commission Battles Rage
The Evening Post weighs political battles within the State Railroad Commission. Ferguson and McChord face opposition from railroad interests aiming to replace them with Wakefield or others. Rates debate centers on through routes to Kentucky, local Louisville fares, and general reductions, with courts possibly shaping railway costs and rebates.
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Evening Post
State Railroad Commission
Ferguson
McChord
Siler
Kentucky
Ohio River
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ohio
Monon Road
Morgan
Railroad Commission
Drewry
Wakefield
Storm Strikes Salt River Region Causing Major Damage
A severe rain storm last Saturday swelled branches creeks and rivers washing away bridges barns fences corn and tobacco and forcing evacuations along Salt river. Damages on Beaven creek reach several thousand dollars though no lives are reported lost. Obituaries note deaths of John D. Richardson near Sparrow Ky and George Thompson near Black Ky with details of their families and funerals.
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Salt River
Beaven Creek
Torments of letter and Eczema Alay ad
An advertisement notes drastic relief from intense itching associated with eczema and tetter with ongoing use. The offer is a product sale through Red Cross Drug Store in Springfield.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Springfield
Debate and music mark high school literary program
The Literary and Debating Society hosted a Friday program with recitations by Leo Simms and Lyman Barber, songs by Louise Medley and a quartet, and a keynote on heredity by Minton Cregor. Debaters faced inexperience and a controversial claim on race, while football season is postponed due to late dismissal.
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Literary and Debating Society
Leo Simms
Lyman Barber
Louise Medley
Prof. Colvin
Harry Shultz
Mary Haydon
Isa Colvin
Avon
Walter Clements
Knight Handy
Walter Raycalty
LD. Walker
Ben
Students rally for lecture series with strong debate team
The article notes high student interest in an upcoming lecture course for the year. It highlights how debates will benefit from the excellent corps of orators procured by management.
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Clay and
Webster
Sudden Death at Brinton Hotel Leaves City Breathless
Joseph Raley, 75, collapsed and died at the Brinton Hotel in Lebanon yesterday at noon while starting his dinner. Several diners at the table noticed his distress and rushed to aid him, but he expired before help arrived.
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Lebanon
Joseph Raley
Brinton Hotel
Rural Route changes in Springfield area announced
Announced November 16 rural routes will shift in Springfield. Route No. 5 expands from the post office through St Rose Pike to Blincoe and Gasburg and back via various corners. Route No. 2 altered to cover new segments along St Rose Pike and Louisville pike to Frederickstown. Route No. 3 extends from Raybourne corner to Mackville and back. Star Route service Jensonton to Springfield discontinued. pouch carrier No. 4 now serves Texas and Jensonton.
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Springfield
Post Office
City Limits
St. Rose Pike
Cecil's Corner
Thomas Wheatley
St. Catherines
Clements
McIntire P
City
Louisville Pike
R. F. Clements
R. J. Clements
Frederickstown
Meats Corer
Post Ofice
Jensonton
Texas
Raybourne Corner
Mackville
Bringfield Christian Scyiag School Sunday Services
Every Sunday in The Year a welcoming note invites all to Bringfield Christian Scyiag School at Main and Walnut. Sunday School begins at 9 45 with classes for all ages. preaching at 11 and Sunday night service at 6 45. Members and visitors are urged to join, with The Sun subscription offered at 3.00 per year.
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Bringfield Christian Scyiag School
Main and
Walnut Streets
Springfield Fall and Winter Lecture Course At Opera House
Springfield and surrounding counties will host a season of top platform talent at the Opera House this winter. The lineup features Hon. Chas A Towne of New York Homer T Wilson C M O Nea l and the Smith Music Company with season tickets two dollars. Towne a noted orator with national ties will discuss timely principles and issues while Wilson speaks on Popular Fallacies and the Smith Music Company offers high quality vocal and instrumental numbers priced at one dollar regular and 75 cents for seats. First lecture toward end of October with season tickets now on sale at Red Cross Drug Store.
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Springfield
Ter County
Opera House
Chas. A. Towne
New York
Homer T. Wilson
C. M. O'Neal
Smith Music Company
Towne
America
Bryan, Beveridge
la Follete
Minnesota
Bryan
Wilson
Uence
Red Cross
Cutting Affray at Mooresville Ends in Stitches
At Mooresville last Saturday night a fight broke out between Clem Cutsinger and nearby residents during a dispute involving a newly married couple Palmer Cheatham. Cutsinger inflicted a severe cut on Cheatham’s throat. Dr. Shehan of Maud was summoned and seven stitches were required. Cheatham was reported out of danger.
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Mooresville
Clem Cutsinger
Travel Tip Urges Safe Water Use Abroad
The article advises travelers to exercise care with drinking water and suggests carrying a bottle of Iain's Colic Cholera and Fever remedy as a safeguard against waterborne illnesses while abroad.
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I Etna
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Office OF Railroad Commissioner
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