Primary ballots debated in Kentucky judicial district
In Richmond Kentucky the Twenty fifth Judicial District Democratic committee met to decide if the December 31 primary should move. Judges Benton and Hays argued over timing with Crutcher unopposed for Commonwealth's Attorney. The committee kept the date, set oaths against bribery, and arranged bid collection for ballot printing.
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Richmond
Democratic Committee
J. A. Sullivan
Madison
J. M. Stevenson
Clark
J. J. Richardson
Jessamine
Hays
Benton
B. A. Crutcher
Clark County
Commonwealth
Kentucky
Twenty-fifth Judicial
Democratic District Committee
Twenty-fifth Judicial District
Éocn
D. M. Stevenson
Coxington
Benson
Mays Sirew
Carry home your small bundles yourself
Reminder to shoppers to carry home their small bundles, showing consideration for merchants and employees tired from holiday trade. Encourages thoughtfulness toward others during busy shopping season.
Louisville Man and Lexington Guest Featured in City Social
Mr. Phil Coulter of Louisville visits for a few days while Miss Anna Stoner Rash will be the attractive guest of friends in Lexington for a few days.
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Phil Coulter
Louisville
Anna Stoner Rash
Lexington
Broomball Draw Delights Lexington and Winchester Fans
A fast clean rattling broomball match at Mammoth Skating Rink ended 0-0 after seven ten minute halves. Referees Van Arsdale and Miller ruled a draw as Lexington and Winchester battled intensely with strong crowd support and plans to form a league including Lexington Maysville Nicholasville and Winchester.
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Lexington
Mammoth
West Fourth Street
Winchester
van Arsdale
Miller
Maysville
Nicholasville
King's Daughters Bazaar Realizes Over $200
The local Society of the King's Daughters held an annual bazaar in a vacant store room beside Winn Furniture on Main Street Thursday. It was a great success with nearly every article sold and over $200 realized.
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Society of the King’s Daughters
Winn Furniture
Op Main Street
Turkeys Bought by Renaker Poultry Agent in Madison County
D. B. Powells, agent for Renaker Poultry Company, purchased 4,100 turkeys in Madison County this week at 12 cents per pound. They were shipped to the city last night.
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Powells
Renaker Poultry Company
Madison County
New Fast Train on L and N to Florida
The L and N Railway will start a new fast Cincinnati to Jacksonville train on December 24 with sleeper, coach, smoking and baggage cars. It will complete the trip in twenty five hours and rearrange Winchester schedules adding four Cincinnati bound departures. Local stops at Winchester include Nos 37 33 9 31 34 10 38 32 with daily runs except Nos 9 and 10 on Sundays.
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L. & N. Railway
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Winchester
Knoxville
Maysville
Stanford
Paris
Atlanta
Rowland
Capitol conspirators fail for new trial
Special to The News reports in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on December 11 that Judge Junkle refused a new trial for G. H. Sanderson and co defendants in the capitol conspiracy cases.
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Capitol
Larrisburg
Junkle
G. H. Sanderson
No Sectionalism Buoys United River Policy 1908
In December 1908 a national mood favors unity over regionalism as the National Rivers and Harbors Congress meets at the New Willard. Leaders from Louisiana to Oregon discuss a federal approach to waterways, parks, and resource control, noting air of bipartisan urgency and calls for concrete action.
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Washington
Great American Republic
Great Appalachian Forest Reserve
Cumberland Mountains
Kentuucky
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
New Willard
Congress
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
O’connell
Catholic University
City Council Calls Friday Meeting On Telephone Franchise
Mayor J A Hughes calls a Friday night session to hear Old Kentucky Telephone Company complaint about a proposed East Tennessee Telephone Company franchise. The new rates exceed current and former charges. Old Kentucky seeks parity with the new franchise and equal rates for both firms.
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J. A. Hughes
Old Kentucky Telephone Company
East Tennessee Telephone Company
Old Kentucky Company
Dead boy proves to be Roy Andes in Ashland tragedy
A youth killed by a freight train in Ashland was identified as Roy Andes of this city, son of George Andes. Initial police mis identification delayed recognition. The body was prepared in Ashland, brought home to West Broadway, and buried in Winchester Cemetery after a Friday funeral.
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Andes
Ashland
Roy Andes
George Andes
West Broadway
Winchester
Cannon Opposes Bond Financing for Waterways
Speaker Cannon declared his firm opposition to funding national waterway improvements with government bonds in a speech to delegates at the Rivers and Harbors Congress. The remarks come as debates continue on how to finance major inland and coastal waterways projects.
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Washington
Cannon
Rivers and Harbors Congress
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