Educational Rally Opens in Richmond Kentucky
The educational whirlwind organized by State Superintendent J. G. Crabbe opened in Richmond with speeches by Dr. F. W. Hinitt, J. A. Sullivan, and Mrs. Mary C. Roark. The packed courtroom heard about education’s importance and local efforts to expand access, with Prof. John Noland presiding.
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Richmond
J. G. Crabbe
Kentucky
F. W. Hinijtt
Danville
J. A. Sullivan
Mary C. Roark
Hinitt
Sullivan
Roark
Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Noland
Austrian Ambassador Recalled as Balkan Tensions Rise
Count Berehold the Austrian ambassador to Russia has been recalled by his government. The move follows heightened strains over the Balkans, with officials in St. Petersburg noting the situation's impact on diplomatic relations.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Count Berehold
Balkans
Clock for Elks clocks Victor Bogaert invention
Victor Bogaert a Lexington jeweler has created an Elks use clock. It features variable sizes finishes and prices and includes a warning alarm before lodge sessions and a cathedral chime at eleven followed by Auld Lang Syne from a music box. The device is patented and a specimen will be shown in Lexington.
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Victor Bogaert
Lexington
Togaert
Washington
Scobee to Attend Broom Ball Game in Mammoth Rink
D B Scobee manager of the Winchester Auditorium skating rink will attend the inaugural broom ball game Tuesday night at Mammoth rink in Posingtom. The matchup features teams from Princess rinks Maysville and Lexington. Schedule not yet arranged as organizers form Central Kentucky league.
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D. B. Scobee
Winchester Auditoriun Skating Rr
Mammoth
Posingtom
Princess
Maysville
Lexington
Kentucky
Winchester
Captain Sam Boone Marries in Ashland Ky
A postal from Captain Cam M Boone to Mr Henry Boone announces the marriage of Captain Sam Boone to Mrs Lapretta S Page in Ashland Kentucky on the evening of November 28. Boone, formerly City Judge, has had two prior marriages.
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Henry Boone
Cam. M. Boone
Lapretta S. Page
Ashland
Captain Boone
Howard & Humphries Spot Cash Groceries Ad
An advertisement proclaims spot cash only sales for groceries fruits and vegetables. It includes the seller names Howard and Humphries and the date 11-28-31.
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Howard & Humphries
Cincinnati Stockyards Market Report Colors Livestock Activity
Cincinnati Union Stockyards receipts totalled 1027 cattle 5024 hogs and 195 sheep with shipments 65 cattle 2193 hogs. Cattle trade strong with higher creases and varied classes. hogs steady to higher led by packers and butchers. calves and lambs showing active demand with mixed quality.
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Chicago market notes receipts cattle about 21 000 with varied prices from Reeves at 3 40 to 7 70 and stockers 2 70 to 4 70. hogs receipts around 43 000 with prices from 4 90 to 6 05. sheep receipts about 35 000 with native 2 40 to 4 70 and lambs 3 75 to 6 40.
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Chicago
Western
Argentina Reports Make Wheat Steady In Market
Bullish advices from Argentina offset a liberal increase in visible supply in the United States, causing the local wheat market to lose steady. Corn and oats were firm, and provisions steady. Futures showed price movements as markets adjusted to international signals.
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Chicago
Argentina
United States
Winchester Roller Mills Promotes Home Flour Use
The oldest and best institution in the county urges using home flour, touting Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour as unequaled. Date listed 11 17 41.
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Winchester Roller Wills
Kerr
W B M Day Observed At Becknerville Mt Zion Church
The Christian Woman's Board of Missions Day will be observed at Mt Zion Church Becknerville next Sunday December 6 with an interesting program featuring J H Wilson from Transylvania University. Special music is planned and an offering for C W E M work will be taken. All friends are invited.
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Board of Missions
Mt. Zion Church
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Becknerville
J. H. Wilson
Transylvania University
C. W .E. M. Work
the Society
Church
King's Daughters Bazaar Set for December 10
The King's Daughters announce their annual bazaar will be held on December 10 in the vacant store beside Winn Furniture Company. Call to inquire and buy items to support a good cause.
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King’s Daughters
Winn Furniture Company
France bars Castro from visiting Paris
Paris reports the French government will not permit Venezuelan President Castro to land in Paris. Officials may allow him to stay in Bordeaux or Berlin but Paris remains off limits, citing humanitarian concerns after Caracas incident.
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Castro
Paris
Venezuela
Bordeaux
Caracas
Guadeloupe
Berlin
France
Ohio presidential vote totals released by secretary of state
Ohio totals show Taft 572 312 Bryan 502 721 Debs 33 795 Chafin 11 402 Hisgen 439 Watson 162 Gilhaus 721. Taft’s apparent plurality 69 591 and majority 23 072, though awaiting canvass board approval.
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Ohio
Columbus
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Chafin
Hisgen
Watson
Gilhaus
Wets Win in Mercer Local Option Vote
Mercer county Ohio residents approved the wets by 227 in the Mercer option election. Celina reported the result on December 1.
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Mercer
Celina
Mercer County
Church Leaders Urge End to Old Disputes in Social Crisis Discussion
In Boston Tremont Temple a joint assembly of nearly 1000 Baptist and Congregational members heard Professor Walter Rauschenbusch and Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden debate The Church and the Social Crisis. Gladden urged dropping doctrinal fights to apply the golden rule to neighbor, business, and politics to ease the capital labor clash.
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Boston
Walter Rauschenbusch
Rochester
N. Y
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Boston Baptist Social Union
Congregational Club of
Tremont Temple
Rauschenbusch
Rochester Theological Seminary
Gladden
Congregationalists
Burton Sees Hitchcock in Ohio Senate Talk
Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio, a declared Senate candidate, met with Frank H. Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican National Committee. Burton did not deny discussions on the Ohio senatorial situation but said that was not the sole purpose of the meeting and that no change in the situation occurred.
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Ohio
Washington
Theodore E. Burton
United States Senate
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Burton
Hitchcock
Washington Times to Iss ue Sunday Evening Edition
The Washington Times will publish a Sunday evening edition replacing the Sunday morning issue. Judge Richter in Laporte Indiana overruled a new trial motion in Ray Lamphere arson case. Schwab faces a 10 million dollar suit in New York by A S and S A Weatherby over Mexican mining property. Loring J Smith of Marion Ohio a milling executive is under arrest for embezzlement. St Louis agents arrest three men tied to a yeggman gang with Mississippi valley reach.
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Frank A. Munsey
Washington Times
Richter
Laporte
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Charles M. Schwab
New York
A. S
S. A. Wetherby
Loring J. Smith
Marion, C
Ohio Milling and Grain Company
St. Louis
Secret Service
Mississippi Valley
Unsightly corner becomes beauty spot in city reconstruction
The southwest corner of Washington and Highland streets was transformed from an unsightly area to a beauty spot. A school fence was removed, ground graded, old bricks replaced with a cement walk, and a new Swiss style residence rises where an old frame building stood. Dr Browne and John Salender plan flower beds as concrete pavements and gutters will be added, with street grade adjustments to suit the improvements.
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Washington and
Highland Streets
M. 8. Browne
Browne
John Salender
Board of Education
New Secretary Takes Command Of The Navy
Washington reports Tru man H. Newberry of Michigan becomes the Navy’s new head effective today. Former assistant secretary, he acted as secretary since Victor Metcalf’s illness. Newberry, a Detroit resident, Yale graduate, naval enthusiast and railroad investor, served in the Spanish American War aboard the Yosemite and later as assistant secretary under Roosevelt.
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Washington
Navy of
United States
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Navy
Victor Metcalf
California
Detroit
Mich
Yale University
Newberry
Michigan State Naval Brigade
United States Navy
Yosemite
Roosevelt
Satterlee Tipped as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Washington reports Herbert L. Satterlee of New York has been tendered the post of assistant secretary of the navy to succeed Truman H. Newberry. The move would fill the vacancy in the naval department.
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Newberry
Washington
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
Truman H. Newberry
George Richter to Honorary Pallbearer at Captain Attersall’s Funeral
George Richter of Cincinnati arrives to serve as an honorary pallbearer for Captain Attersall in a city funeral. A longtime leading jeweler, Richter now concentrates on electrical patent work and greets many old friends, keeping busy with handshakes.
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George Richter
Cincinnati
Captain Attersall
Richter
Hickman Lodge Members to Attend Funeral
Members of Hickman Lodge No 72 I O O F are asked to meet in the lodge room Wednesday December 2 at 1 pm to attend the funeral of Brother W A Attersall. Edward Clark N G. W Stapleton Secretary.
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Hickman Lodge
W. A. Attersall
Edward Clark
N. G. W. Stapleton
Eastern Kentucky Federal prisoners released from jail
Thirty one federal prisoners from eastern Kentucky counties released from the county jail after serving sixty days for violating the internal revenue laws. They were all convicted at the past term of the Federal Court in Frankfort and will return to their mountain homes unless brought back, in which case they will go to Atlanta.
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Frankfort
Dee
Federl
Kentucky
Internal Revenue Laws
Atlanta
Railroads Ask to Advance Kentucky Case Hearing
The Supreme Court was asked to advance the Kentucky railroad cases and consolidate them with suits against several railroads. The motion, filed on behalf of Kentucky, cites unity among all railroads except Louisville Nashville in supporting acceleration.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
State of
Kentucky
Kentucky Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Notes Exchanged Defines Pacific Policy by Root and Takahira
Secretary Elihu Root for the United States and Ambassador Kogoro Takahira for Japan formally exchange notes outlining policies in the Far East. The agreement aims to encourage free and peaceful commercial development in the Pacific with a prepared series of articles expressing their intentions.
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Washington
Elihu Root
United States
Kogoro Takahira
Japan
Far East
Pacific
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