Officers For Ensuring Year At Winchester Lodge No 82
Regular meeting of Winchester Lodge No 82 W O W elected J E Tanner C C L Lipscomb Adj Lieut F C Singleton banker J O Piersall clerk J Hagan escort L Brookshire watchman J G Tanner manager D M Tanner manager J E Botkin manager FE R Bush physician W A Bush physician night Arnold arranged rooms with hotel proprietor Mrs Kennedy and the couples separated. a woman found dead in a small windowless hotel room from burnt gas suffocation. coroner's inquest held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge No
J. E. Tanner
C. C
L. Lipscomb
Adj
F. C. Singleton
J. O. Piersall
J’. Hagan
L. Brookshire
J. G. Tanner
D. M. Tanner
J. E. Botkin
FE. R. Bush
W. A. Bush
Arnold
J. N. Rankin
Morehead
Court House
Melvie Stuart
Winchester
J. P. Conway
Clay W. Wills
J. A. Bishop
C. B. Finnell
J. D. Jackson
W. A. Fluty
N. C. Nunnelley
Clark County Farm Report Summary
Clark County reports reveal Mr. Wallace Reese claiming the banner tobacco crop from 12 acres just south of town with an expected 1700 pounds per acre and silk-like uniform color. A test batch will be placed on Lexington market next week. Grain sown in fall is in fine condition as heavy snow improves crops. Corn yields exceed average, selling around 50 cents per bushel. Hemp production remains lower, fall grass grades are good, and stock feeding has been light. Hog prices fall but are rising now with demand above seven dollars per hundredweight. Cattle demand high by grade. Breeders push young stock to gain advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reese
Reese
Lexington
Winchester
Burley Society
Death of Millard J Moores in Athens Fayette county
Funeral services for Millard J. Moores age 16 were held at the Baptist church in Athens on Monday at 10 o clock. The burial followed at Lexington cemetery around 12:30. He died Saturday afternoon at home from meningitis. He was the only son of Mr James H Moores, a well known Athens merchant, and leaves three sisters and grieving parents.
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James H. Moores
Millard J. Moores
Athens
Fayette County
Baptist Church
Lexington
Millard
Young Woman Found Dead in Winchester Hotel Room
Melvie Stuart of Morehead was found suffocated in room 8 of the Winchester hotel Sunday morning. The 28 year old traveled from Lexington with two men, Rodney Brookshire and Arnold, and an unnamed woman. They met her on a C and O train and rented rooms after lunch at Profit's restaurant before the hotel visit.
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Melvie Stuart
Morehead
Winchester
Lexington
Rodney Brookshire
Arnold
Profit
Brookshire
Arrest of Green Gentry for assault on colored girl
Jerre Nolan, a Black man from Madison county, faces arrest again in this city after Green Gentry, previously tried for a killing, was jailed Monday morning for striking a colored girl with brass knuckles Sunday night and awaits trial in police court Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerre Nolan
Madison County
Green Gentry
Gentry
Brother-in-law of Pendleton linked to Taft judge pick
Mr. Joseph Rucker Lamar, named by President Taft as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, is described as a brother-in-law of D. L. Pendleton of this city. Pendleton, a prominent local attorney, says he has heard only what’s in the papers and has not yet learned more about the appointment. Call 95 and 96 for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rucker Lamar
President Taft
United States Supreme Court
D. L. Pendleton
Pendleton
Mr. Lamar
Leprosy Case Found at General Hospital
Doctors in Kansas City report a well developed leprosy case found Saturday in General Hospital. The patient is Tom Psalamatis, a Greek laborer, whose condition prompted further medical examination and isolation measures. Local health authorities are monitoring contacts and awaiting test results.
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Kansas City
General Hospital
Tom Psalamatis
Rescuers Meet The Same Fate At Canadian Mine
In Bellevue near Winnipeg fifty rescuers joining the effort to recover 45 entombed miners suffered the same fate as earlier rescuers. A Fernie relief party and Coleman experts were sent in. Eighteen of the original entombed were rescued and 25 bodies recovered as a shaft collapsed. Fire and explosions threatened as officials and inspectors watched.
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Winnipeg
Man
Bellevue
Fernie
Coleman
Hosmer
Frank
Tragic shotgun accident in Ford City family
Clarence Younkins, 10, while playing Indians, fired a loaded shotgun at his younger brother Emmett, 8, in the Younkins home near Pittsburg. The blast tore off most of Emmett’s head. an infant sibling was present but unharmed as parents were away at church and store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Dee
Clarence
Emmeett
William E. Younkins
Ford City
Emmett
Swellest Christmas Goods at Haggard's Winchester
Mrs Ella W Haggard's ad highlights the swellest Christmas items in Winchester. Prospective shoppers are invited to browse a curated collection for seasonal gifts and decorations, with emphasis on variety and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ella W. Haggard
Four Bodies Found in Bernhard Farm Manger
In Martin City Missouri near Olathe Kansas the bodies of Mrs Sarah Bernhard aged 75 her son George 40 and two other men were found by neighbors late Saturday in the Bernhard farm stable hayloft. The Bernards were wealthy and lived alone on the farm. Johnson County sheriff and neighbors believe the murders were committed by a former associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Martin City
Sarah Bernhard
Het Son
George
Bernhard
Olathe
Kan
Bernards
Johnson County
Kans
Hired hand linked to fatal beatings by owners dispute
County officials led by County Attorney C. B. Little Coroner D. E F Bronson and Sheriff J. S. Speed inspected the scene. Victims were killed in the same manner with clubberlike blows to the head and had been dead for several days. The owners were known to have money troubles and a hired hand is implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Little
D. EF. Bronson
J. S. Speed
Hiding Place Of Her Money
Mrs Henry Lorenz was dragged from bed by two masked burglars who tortured her to reveal her money. Henry C Bogue was beaten and likely to die from a fractured skull. Chester Reid was robbed of 8 dollars. Louis McMichaels, arrested, confessed to burglary and attempted holdup, tied to a Park terror case.
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Chicago
Henry Lorenz
West Ravenswood Park
Sheffiens Avenue
Lorenz
Louis McMichaels
Hyde Park
Park
Janvis Central
Population of United States and dependencies in 1910
Washington reports total United States population at 93,402,151 including Porto Rico and Hawaii but excluding the Philippines 7,635,426. With dependencies the total reaches over 101,100,000. Continental U.S. population 91,972,266, up 21.1 percent since 1900.
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Washington
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Continental
All-view Mirror Ad from C. H. Bowen
The All-view Mirror promoted as the best shaving or dressing mirror by C. H. Bowen, dated December 12, 1921. An advertisement note highlights product quality and use for grooming.
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C. H. Bowen
McKinley Returns from New York Visit
Dr. D. Hr. McKinley returned Saturday night from New York City where he spent several weeks. He visited the Postgraduate Hospital and the Rockefeller Institute during his stay.
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D. Hr. McKinley
New York City
McKinley
Post-graduate Hospital
City
Rockefeller Institute
Jury Deadlock Delays Clark Circuit Court Verdicts
In Clark circuit court the jury in Fielder versus Hodgkin failed to reach a verdict by Monday noon after weekend deliberations. The Clay versus Chenault et al. case was called and expected to require at least two more days of trial.
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Fielder Vs. Hodgkin
Beeu
Clark
Clay
Aerial taxi S 3 established in Paris
The Paris aeroplane industry faces a slump with orders down and 122 workers dismissed by three constructors. High flying costs and fatal accidents deter sport interest, driving manufacturers toward commercial uses. Maurice Farman has built aero taxis offering ten minute flights for $40, attracting rich American visitors.
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Paris
France
M. Maurice Farman
Disgraceful divorce conditions drawn by bishop
Right Rev John Hazen White bishop of the Northern Indiana Episcopal district condemns Indiana divorce rates saying there is a divorcee in every seven marriages. He calls the trend a disgrace to civilization and urges a check. He favors property owning women voting but doubts full suffrage for all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hazen White
Boston
Mass
Indiana
Bishop White
Thompson Aldridge Marriage License Issued in County
County Clerk J A Boone issued a marriage license on Monday morning to Marion Thompson of Fayette County and Amanda Frances Aldridge of Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Boone
Marion Thompson
Fayette County
Amanda Frances Aldridge
Clark County
Lot Sold on Winn Avenue for $900
Professor FE C Fox sold to William Horsley a lot on Winn Avenue on Saturday for nine hundred dollars.
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FE. C. Fox
William Horsley
Winn Avenue
Renick Named President of National Stock Breeders Assn
Hon A Renick returns from Chicago where he was elected president of the National Stock Breeders Association. The group, among America’s wealthiest, annual appropriations exceed $50,000 for state fair prizes. Officers named include A Renick president and F W Ilarding vice president. Executive committee features E T Brown Minneapolis and Gov A C Shollenbuyer Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Renick
Chicago
National Stock Breeders’ Association
America
Hion. A. Renick
F. W. Ilarding
Wisconsin
Prather and Horencamp Named in Texas Listing
Frank Prather of Springfield Tl and J F Horencamp of Ft Worth Texas appear in a local notice listing two residents associated with the matter. The brief item notes their names and cities amid surrounding public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Prather
Springfield, Tl
J. F. Horencamp
Ft. Worth Texas
Special Attraction at Local Theatre Tonight
Mr. Fred Dakin, a top country singer, is engaged to sing illustrated songs starting tonight. He has a large circle of friends in town and will be glad to hear him. Two extra good pictures on the bill are The Schoolmaster of Mariposa Selig and Her Winning Way Melus, one a Western story and the other a comedy.
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Fred Dakin
Death of Mrs Rachel Barrow in county residence
Mrs. Rachel Barrow died at her home after a lingering cancer illness. She was near sixty nine, widow of David W. Barrow, and survived by son Asa C. Barrow who resided with her. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. conducted by Elder J. W. Harding at the residence, with burial in the family graveyard nearby.
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Rachel Barrow
Boxes of Florida Oranges Reach City Dealers
Fifty-two boxes of Florida oranges from Mr. V. Bloomfield’s grove arrived in the city Monday morning and were consigned to several fruit dealers for sale. The shipment had been on the road for some time and should have arrived earlier last week but was delayed by a period of loss in transit.
Two Arrested for Petit Larceny In City Drug Store Heist
Lewis Robinson and Stanley Davis, both colored, were arrested Saturday night on charges of petit larceny for stealing a fine pipe valued at $7.50 from B. George & Co. and selling it for 50 cents. Emma Ray, colored, was also arrested Saturday night for robbing a man in Bucktown of $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Robinson
Stanley Davis
Robinson
Davis
B. George & Co
Emma Ray
Bucktown
Wrinkles as Ageing Affect Perceived Beauty
Observations note that wrinkles increase perceived degradation of beauty with age. Forehead lines appear when adults concentrate while children retain smooth foreheads in the same moment.
Brother ships body of Morehead girl from Winchester hotel
Mr J C Stuart, brother of Mel vie Stuart, who was found dead Sunday in her Winchester hotel room, arrived Monday and had the body shipped back to Morehead. He did not accompany it and will remain for a time. It is said the girl carried a $1000 accident policy.
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J. C. Stuart
Melvie Stuart
Winchester
Morehead
Stuart
Inventor Cassaday Dies at 66 in California
William L. Cassaday, South Bend Chilled Plow president and inventor, died suddenly Saturday afternoon at his Ocean Park home near Los Angeles. Born 1844 near New Carlisle, he rose from modest beginnings to become a leading Middle West manufacturer, solving the chilling plow problem and patenting over 200 articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
William L. Cassaday
Ocean Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Middle West
Cassaday
Indiana
Mr. Casaday
New Carlisle
St. Joseph County
Market Report from Cincinnati Stockyards The Ledger
Cattle prices steady with shippers paying 4.60 to 5.75 for various grades, calves extremely dull at 7 to 8.25, hogs opened active 7.60 to 7.85 for common to good, sows 5.50 to 7.40, and lambs up 15 to 25 cents. Receipts 210 cattle 2,235 hogs 10 sheep. shipments 386 cattle 2,301 hogs.
Davis Sells Fine Horse to Lexington Buyer
Mr. T. J. Davis sold a fine horse Saturday to Mr. John Stuart of Lexington for 325 dollars.
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T. J. Davis
John Stuart
Lexington
Computing Easter Date From Moon and March
The rule states Easter is the first Sunday after the full moon that occurs on or after March 21, with an exception if the full moon falls on a Sunday. Consequently Easter cannot be before March 22 or after April 25.
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Clark County Farm Reports
Mr. Millard Moores
Lex
Ington
Winches
Ter
WR. D. L. Pendleton
Taft
Supreme Court
E. J. Barnes
The
Philippines
New York
Thompson-Aldridge
Associa
Tion
Asa Barrow
Florida
Vic Bloomfield
F. A.M
Remov
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
J. C. Owen
Kentucky and
Calloway
L. G. Reed
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