Illustrated Industrial and Commercial Issue Promises Finest Paper
Extra papers the News is about to issue an illustrated industrial and commercial edition in Winchester. It will be a beautiful souvenir of Winchester's business enterprise with newly taken photographs of principal buildings and points of interest. Reserve copies by notifying the News office today. The Commercial Club of Winchester ordered a thousand copies to mail out of the city. you can secure as many as you want by calling Winchester News.
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Inchester
NEWS
Commercial Club OF
Winchester
Winchester News
Nicholasville Liquor Ordinance Upheld as Unconstitutional
The Court of Appeals on March 23 affirmed Judge Benton in Jessamine County ruling that a Nicholasville city ordinance barring more than one quart of liquor entering the city is void and unconstitutional as an undue interference with citizens' rights.
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Court of Appeals
County
Campbell
Jessamine County
Benton
Board of Councilmen of
Nicholasville
City of
Advertising in News Columns Boosts Classified Interest
The News notes the advertising value of its classified column as Mr. H. H. Phillips tests an ad for a boy. The ad attracts applicants after the first appearance and continues to run, prompting him to say he must cut the ad soon to stop the flood of inquiries.
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H. H. Phillips
Hustlers Sought and Grounds Ticket Plan Outlined
Manager Horn states two more men are needed a pitcher with Southern League experience and a hard hitting infielder from the Michigan State League. The club plans a first gate entrance near Broadway with a new ticket office and separate entrances for grandstand and bleachers. No lingering near the office or in the pasture between office and Broadway. A nickname under consideration is Hustlers with a Louisville game eyed for April 11 as players return from Nashville training.
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Horn
Broadway
Louisville Association
Nashville
Woman Burned To Death In Brush Fire Ordeal
Mrs. B F Wright of Hardwick Creeky Powell county was burned to death Tuesday March 23 when her dress caught fire during brush burning in the garden. She ran toward a pond seeking water but was overwhelmed by flames and died before reaching water. Her husband is a Methodist minister.
Hieatt and Lysle Wed in Shelbyville Ceremony
Virgil Hieatt of Clark County and Minnie Lysle, also of Clark County, were married in Shelbyville Wednesday night by Rev. Willis. Hieatt, a young farmer, is the son of W. P. Hieatt. Lysle is described as an accomplished young lady with many friends who wish them a happy future.
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Virgil Hieatt
Minnie Lysle
Clark County
Shelbyville
Willis
Hieatt
W. P. Hieatt
Marriage License Granted For Harrison And Walden
A license was issued Wednesday night to Frank Harrison and Arnett Walden, who were married in Maysville Thursday morning.
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Frank Harrison
Arnett Walden
Maysville
The Merchant Who Advertises Is Working For You
A compact period voice urges readers that advertising merchants serve customers. It contrasts proactive advertisers with non-advertisers, insisting the former earn trust by meeting competition, offering value, quality, and fair prices, while promising ongoing protection and bargains for shoppers.
Fined for Obstruction by Five Local Firms
Five firms were fined five dollars and costs in Police Court for leaving empty goods boxes on Main Street blocking traffic. The violators were C. B. Ross, Todd Bros., A. Feld, W. Friedman, Allan & Murphy. Warrants will be issued for other merchants failing to comply as Judge F. P. Pendleton orders strict enforcement.
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Main Street
C. B. Ross
Todd Bros
A. Feld
W. Friedman
Allan & Murphy
F. P. Pendleton
Police Department
Salary Fix by Clark County Fiscal Court
The Clark Fiscal Court fixed the Road Supervisor salary at $100 per month during the Wednesday session. An inspection trip to the County Farm followed with dinner hosted by keeper Squire Ed Kissenger. The court will reconvene Friday morning for officer reports.
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Clark
Evans
Squire Ed. Kissenger
Contractor Awarded for Hickman Street Two Story House
Mr. Henry Gilkey lets a contract to Ward Stevenson to erect a handsome two story residence on Hickman street. Work is to begin at once.
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Henry Gilkey
Ward Stevenson
Hickman Street
Winchester lodge elects officers at 539 BPOE
T. G. Stuart was named Exalted Ruler with C. E. Gibbons as Leading Knight and G. L. Wainscott as Loyal Knight. A. Hughes lectures, J. W. Stapleton is Secretary, Matt Bean Tyler, J. H. Evans Delegate to Grand Lodge. Thomas J. Smith District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler attended and spoke.
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Winchester Lodge
T. G. Stuart
C. E. Gibbons
G. L. Wainscott
J. A. Hughes
J. W. Stapleton
Matt Bean
Tyler
J. H. Evans
Grand Lodge
Thos. J. Smith
Burley Tobacco Society Aims at Settlement with Independents
The Burley Tobacco Society Executive Committee adjourned after a two day session. The main business was settling the dispute with independents over the portion taken by Collitt & Son of Louisville. Most time was spent at the warehouse on grading incoming tobacco samples and the one that was rejected will be reprocessed and sold again.
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Burley Tobacco Society
Independents
Collitt & Son
Louisville
Rats Cause Small Fire In Scobee House On Broadway
A small house owned by Mr. R. A. Scobee and occupied by Amos Guest was set ablaze Thursday morning when rats got into a box of matches. The blaze caused a small loss, and the occupants extinguished the fire before the fire department arrived.
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R. A. Scobee
Broadway
Amos Guest
Crown Prince of Servia Renounces Throne
Belgrade March 25 George crown Prince of Servia renounces his right to the throne amid a bitter press campaign. He is accused of being the cause of Servances death.
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Belgrade
George
Servia
George B Todd Weds Hattie A Lowry in Madison county
Mr George B Todd aged 70 of Madison county wed Mrs Hattie A Lowry of Winchester in a Thursday morning ceremony at the residence of his son T L Todd on East Broadway conducted by Bilder J W Harding.
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George B. Todd
Madison County
Hattie A. Lowry
Winchester
T. L. Todd
East Broadway
Bilder
J. W. Harding
Miners Decide Future Course in Anthracite Strike
Scranton pa March 25 miners reaffirm demands and vote to remain at work after April 1 letting district boards pursue a satisfactory agreement. They instruct to negotiate on basis deemed fit and ask Taft to appoint a commission to arbitrate, with boards to act. Indianapolis March 25 UMWA executive board will meet Friday to assess anthracite district, delayed by President Lewis's delay from Scranton.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Taft
Miners’ Convention
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Newspapers Barred From Testimony in Blount Trial
In Amite Louisiana Judge Ellis orders barring reporters from sending witness testimony in Avery Blount’s murder case of Benjamin Breeland wife and stepdaughter, with jail threat for violations. In Kentucky Sir Dixon, famed Thoroughbred sire, dies after breaking hip at Colonel E F Clay’s Runnymede stud in Bourbon County. foaled 1885, sired many winners, price once asked up to 100000 dollars.
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Amite
Ellis
Avery Blount
Benjamin Breeland
Lexington
Sir Dixon
America
E. F. Clay
Runnymede Stud
Bourbon County
Clay
Cleveland Man Killed in Kansas City Shooting
Kansas City March 25 Leon H Brady a mining engineer shot and killed Joseph E Flanagan a mining promoter at the Brady home Brady said Flanagan attacked Mrs Brady in the hall during a struggle when Mrs Brady fought to free herself Brady fled to his aid and killed Flanagan Brady was taken into custody as the investigation begins Flanagan's home is in Cleveland Ohio and his family resides there
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Kansas City
Leon H. Brady
Joseph E. Flanagan
Brady
Flanagan
Cleveland
Deneen Refuses senatorship in deadlock
Springfield March 25. It was not necessary to elect Governor Deneen to if he would accept the U S senate honor. As members arrived they were told in private sanctums that he would not accept the honor under any circumstances. His firm refusal ends the deadlock over Senate election.
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Deneen
Springfield
Ill
United States Senate
Rebels Refuse to Be Subdued in House Turmoil
Washington report says Republican insurgents in the House resist moves to restrict amendments to the Payne tariff bill. A proposed rule aims to curb delaying tactics and force recorded votes, sparking opposition among many Democrats and some Republicans. Leaders expect continued maneuvering as insurgents press for favorable rules before passage.
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Washington
Insurgenta
Murdock
Kansas
Rules Committee
Champ . Clark
Ways Ani Means Committee
Ae Case
Southern Democrate
Clark Attacks Bill on Tariff Revision in House
Washington March 5 Detailing Democratic views on tariff revision Mr Clark of Missouri minority leader held the House for over five hours criticizing the Peyne tariff bill for revenue based revisions He urged committee consultation and was applauded by Democrats Washburn of Massachusetts and Adamson of Georgia attacked the inheritance tax and opposed a tariff that would curb US purchasing in world markets during the discussion in the House.
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Washington
Peyne
Clark
Missouri
House
Clark Poke
Messrs. Washburn
Massachusetts
Adamson
Georgia
United States
Tariff Experts Predict Report As Payne Bill Advances
Washington March 25 tariff experts say the finance committee will report a bill when the Payne measure clears the House. Republican members expect few contentions and deem issues like free lumber and free hides sentimental. They believe free list imports would barely affect revenue or competition with American lumber and hides.
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Washington
Senate
House
Committee
Finance Committee
Impr
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Narrows
TG. Stuart
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Collier and Son
Prince George of
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Frederick B. Underwood
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