Taft to Speak in Lexington Opera House
Lexington October 12 arrangements are nearly complete for Judge Taft Republican presidential candidate to campaign in Kentucky. He will arrive Thursday between 2 and 3 pm, speak about an hour at the Opera House, with large delegations expected from nearby towns. Train stops include Ashland Olive Hill Morehead Salt Lick Mt Sterling Winchester Lexington Frankfort Shelbyville and Coliseum Louisville at 8 pm.
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Lexington
Judge Taft
Kentucky
Opera House
Judge Tatt
Ashland
East Kentucky Junction
Olive Hill
Morehead
Salt Lick
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Coliseum
Louisville
Lexington Defeats Lawrenceburg 6 4 In Postseason Game
In Belt Line Park on Sunday Lexington beat Lawrenceburg 6 to 4 before a large crowd. John Guyn starred in center field with four without a miss and a one handed running catch. The game featured heavy hitting with three triples and three doubles, Lexington gathering six runs on early singles while Doyle was hit hard in the fourth as Lawrenceburg scored three that inning and one more in the ninth before falling behind.
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Lexington
Lawrenceburg
Belt Line Park
John Guyn
Doyle
Marietta Rolls Past Transylvania 18 0 in Muddy Tilt
In Marietta Ohio a hard fought game played in three inches of mud and rain saw Marietta College defeat Transylvania University 18 to 0. The heavy line power carried the victory for the hosts in a contest Saturday.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Marietta College
Transylvania University
Marietta
Miami University Beats Central University 6 0
In Danville on October 2 Miami University defeated Central University 6 to 0 in a well played game. Both teams relied on the forward pass and punts with no scoring in the first half.
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Danville
Miami University
Central University
Batur
State University Defeats Berea 17–0 In Home Opener
Lexington October 12 State University football opened the season with a 17 to 0 win over Berea College on the State athletic field. A large enthusiastic crowd watched the contest.
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Lexington
State University
Berea College
State
Gnadinger Improving During Arkospital Stay
At Hot Springs Arkansas Mr A Gnadinger formerly of this city is under treatment for rheumatism A postal from him says that he is improving The Nws joins with his host of friends here and elsewhere in the hope for his complete recovery.
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Hot Springs
A. Gnadinger
Ark
Nws
Richmond Politician Sullivan Heads to Owingsville Speech
Hon. J. A. Sullivan of Richmond stopped briefly Monday morning on his way to deliver a Democratic campaign speech at Owingsville.
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J. A.sullivan
Richmond
Owingsville
Love as a Divine Gift Inspires Family and Society
A reflection on love describing it as a God given feeling that honors parents cherishes spouses protects children and uplifts humanity through selfless effort attributed to F. D. Woodford with timeless moral framing.
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F. D. Woodford
Welcome Shower Brings Relief to County Farmers
The Friday night and Saturday rain revived parched lands though ponds and springs remain low. Farmers see improved soil moisture aiding fall plowing, while stock water is scarce and livestock sales are near standstill. They hope Jupiter Pluvius will bring more rain soon.
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Jupiter Pluvius
La Belle Russe at Opera House Impresses Winchester Crowd
Belasco drama La Belle Russe presented by Dorner-Hunt Co. drew a good crowd. Ethel Fuller impressed as the criminal adventuress seeking her child, while Monroe Snilton stood out among the strong supporting cast. A stiffer Captain Dudley Brand and modest staging were noted as areas for improvement.
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David Belasco
Opera House
Dorner-Hunt Co
Winchester
Lexington
Ethel Fuller
la Belle Russe
Calthorpe
Warren Conlan
Dudley Brand
Monroe Snilton
Bryan Club plans phonographic campaign for Bryan
The Clark County Bryan Democratic Club met at the courthouse on Saturday to discuss campaign plans and reports from committees. No speeches or new plans were adopted, but a phonograph campaign idea was proposed to broadcast Mr. Bryan speeches at county schoolhouses. A members meeting next Saturday will finalize plans, with Judge J. Smith Hayes presiding.
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Clark County
Bryan
Democratic Club
Court House
J. Smith Hayes
Advances in Weather Forecasting From Pike's Peak Kite Tests
Advance forecasts may gain accuracy three to seven days or more as the Weather Bureau tests kites atop Pike's Peak in Colorado. Dr William Blair of Mt Weather VA leads this work toward a permanent high altitude station 14 109 feet above sea level. Observations measure temperature pressure wind and humidity up to four to five miles above the summit. The project aims to improve long range weather prediction next year and compares Pike's Peak with Mt Weather VA as advantageous sites.
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Rl Peak
William R. Blair
Rrch
United States Weather Bureau
Mt. Weather
Pike’s Peak
They Go Fishing Fishing Trip Members Depart for Annual outing
Lewis Woodford M D Royse John Bedford Fred Broadhurst Virgil Browning and R R Perry left Tuesday night on their annual fishing trip. They stopped at Cruise's Ferry on Rock Castle River with about a thousand minnows and other supplies. A club rule bans exaggerating fish catches with expulsion for violators.
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Lewis Woodford
M. D. Royse
John Bedford
Fred Broadhurst
Virgil Browning
R. R. Perry
Cruise
Passes Through
Mr. L. J. Walker of Lancaster passed through the city Monday while en route to Louisville on business.
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L. J. Walker
Lancaster
Louisville
Shooting at Crockett's stable ends in man's death
Rupert Ray Harding, eighteen, and Charlie Scott, twenty three, wrestled in Crockett's livery stable at Sharpsburg Ky when Harding allegedly discharged a pistol and Scott was shot through the head. Scott, married and raised in Georgetown, had lived in the area eight years. Harding fled after the incident and has not been found.
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Sharpsburg
Rupert Ray Harding
Charlie Scott
Crockett
Harding
Scott
Joe Harding
Georgetown
Knights Templar Confer Knighthood in Paris Fire Report
Knights Templar James Boone H H Hall J N Rankin J W Wheeler Will Clark Dr I H Browne and Ed Grubbs gathered in Paris on Thursday to confer the degree of Knighthood on Ollie F Young and James Wills as the Winchester Lodge piiephanalia was destroyed in the MoeEldow ney building fire. An excellent dinner followed at the Hotel Winton.
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Knights Templar
James Boone
H. H. Hall
J. N. Rankin
J. W. Wheeler
Will Clark
I. H. Browne
Ed. Grubbs
Paris
Ollie F. Young
James Wills
Winchester Lodge
MoeEldowney
Hotel Winton
Glass Windows Scarce in Mexico City
Glass windows remain scarce in the City of Mexico as builders report limited supply and delays in deliveries. Merchants warn that shortages affect housing and commerce, slowing renovations and new construction across the capital.
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Mexico
Water adulteration warning at oyster dealers prompts caution
A reader warns about dealers mixing fresh YY water with oysters and selling at 30 to 50 cents per quart. The note questions the buyer’s gullibility and urges vigilance against diluted products.
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Lansburg
Transylvania
Central
Miami
Berea
J. A. Sullivan
R. E. Martin
Ww. T. Hamon
Winchester, KY
R. P. Scobee & Son CO. Incorporated
Winchester Railway, Light & Ice Co. Incorporated
P. Hackett
Mor. P. S
Bryan Club
Conkwright Transfer and Ice Co
North Main Street
Beth
Gilbert & Botto
Ramsey Transfer Co
Scrivener Bros. &Co
Massie
Shoe Man
Christy
Gibson
Fisher
Phillips Drug & Book Store
T. EB. Barnes
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