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Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1908

Page

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Blue Grass League adopts 1s constitution and rules

The Blue Grass League managers met in Lexington on Tuesday to adopt a constitution and bylaws patterned after the National League. They forfeited Frankfort and Shelbyville franchises, granted Shelbyville to J Q Stewart, Frankfort to H I Phillips, and set a $750 salary cap with penalties for violations. They fixed guarantee terms, prepared umpire scheduling, and set dues at $25 with a $300 guarantee fund. The annual meeting is scheduled for November 10.

Blue Grass League Lexington T. A. Sheets Winchester W. R. Thomas Lawrence Burg Ballard and Hoffman Richmond M. C. Kelley Frankfort Shelbyville J. Q. Stewart Stewart H. Il. Phillips National League Cne Philips Hammond National Association

Baseball Fans to Meet at Court House Thursday

Baseball fans of the city and county plan a meeting Thursday night at 7:30 at the Court House to permanently organize the club and arrange for next season. Attendees will receive full reports from league meetings and explanations of national protection.

Football Petition Grows at Kentucky Wesleyan College

The petition inviting the Board of Education to reconsider its football decision circulates widely with strong business support. Winchester Commercial Club members are preparing to act, and several new signers appear, including Lewis R. Hampton and W. R. Sphar, cashier of the Winchester Bank.

Board of Education Kentucky Wesleyan College Winchester Commercial Club Lewis R. Hampton W. R. Sphar Winchester Bank

List of Local Officials and Notables Names

A lengthy roster of local figures appears including doctors, bankers, judges, police officials, editors, deputies, and civic leaders such as Dr. R B S Ishmeal D L Pendleton R P Scobee J H Oden T S Bush J M lodgkin cashier of the People State Bank R C Prewitt N R Ratliff D H Gratton J W Chambers W N Young W A Beatty editor Winchester News John L Bosley W A Adams J A Ryder J J Lester Dr J O Crutcher J S Judy A S Reeves J M Woods Woodson Moss Harold Wentworth Thornton L Phillips B D Goff Dr George F Clark E E Kidwell Judge J H Evans E E Hughes chief police M D Tarpy Stephen T Davis R M Seabee W V Witherspoon Clayton Wills S W Willis George A Green Judge W M Beckner Deputy Sheriff John G Bedford G M Hart S W Powell Dr t H Browne W H Garner I W Wheeler George Hon Dr Howard Lyon Dr D JJ McKinley James S Winn W P Asbil W T Ogden L B Cockrel Rev J H Mac Neill W H Stressman J K Allan JR Martin T A Weathers Sam A Jeffries county attorney A H Hampton cashier City National Bank T E Barnes T M Hampton J W Moore Dr W A Bush J E Gaitskill Jas E Wood H Clay Hodgkin Dr W G Combs Clay Wheeler John C Hodgkin

Dr. R. B. S. Ishmeal D. L. Pendleton R. P. Scobee J. H. Oden T. S. Bush J. M Lodgkin The Peoples State Bank R. C. Prewitt N. R. Ratliff D. H. Gratton J. W. Chambers W. N. Young W. A. Beatty Winchester News John L. Bosley W. A. Adams J. A. Ryder J. J. Lester J. 0. Crutcher J. S. Judy A. S. Reeves J. M. Woods Woodson Moss Harold Wentworth Thornton L. Phillips B. D. Goff George F. Clark E. E. Kidwell J. H. Evans E. E. Hughes M. D. Tarpy Stephen T. Davis R. M. Seabee W. V. Witherspoon Clayton Wills S. W. Willis George A. Green W. M. Beckner John G. Bedfor G. M. Hart S. W. Powell T. H. Browne W. H. Garner I. W. Wheeler George Hon Howard Lyon

Three Die in Tenement Fire in New York

Special to The News reports a fatal tenement fire in New York on October 21. Mrs. Yeta Moscowitz, her infant son, and an unknown boarder died in the blaze.

New York Yeta Moscowitz

Latonia Race Club License Revoked by Kentucky Commission

Kentucky State Racing Commission revoked the 1908 Latonia Jockey Club license at a meeting in Lexington. Ruling targets book betting and auction pools, with fines possible if Latonia races without a license. Jockeys trainers and owners face potential outlaw status and future penalties. decision could go to Governor Wilson for backing the commission.

Lexington Kentucky State Racing Commission City National Bank Latonia Latonia Jockey Club Jack Chinn Milton Young E. F. Clay Louis Des Cognets Willson

New Residence By Clay Elkin On South Main Street

Mr. Clay Elkin is constructing a residence on the east side of South Main Street. The project aims to be an ornament in the area of good homes and is being pushed to complete before bad weather arrives.

Royal House of Italy Katherine Elkins West Virginia Clay Elkin South Main Street

Taylor escapes mob after Reelfoot Lake raid

Union City Tenn Oct 21 Colonel R Z Taylor who feared a shot by night riders reached Tiptonville uninjured after the mob fired more than five hundred shots at him. The mob at Reelfoot Lake abducted Colonel Taylor and Captain Quinten Rankin murdered Rankin. Powell says Taylor jumped into a bayou and swam to safety while Rankin was killed. Governor Patterson posted a $10 000 reward. judge called a special court session guarded by militia to probe the outrage linked to fishing regulations at Reelfoot Lake.

Union City Tenn R. Z. Taylor Tiptonville Reelfoot Lake Quinten Rankin Trenton Laywers Taylor Powell Colonel Taylor Rankin Patterson Jones Walnut Lodge

Prominent Men to Speak in Winchester and Clark County

Senator elect W O Bradley will address the Republicans at the Opera House Thursday at 1 PM. Democrats J Hamilton Lewis and Lt Governor Thorne will speak Friday afternoon at the court house. The three speakers are famed for wit and oratorical ability and their appearances are highly anticipated by their parties.

Winchester Clark County W. O. Bradley J. Hamilton Lewis Thorne Bradley Opera House Lewis

Latonia Jockey Club seeks review of racing commission action

Harvey Myers, vice president of the Latonia Jockey Club, said the board has entrusted him with club management in its dispute with the State Racing Commission. The club plans to petition Kenton County Circuit Court for a review and a temporary restraining order to halt Commission interference during litigation about book-makers and pari mutuel betting machines.

Cincinnati Harvey Myers Latonia Jockey Club State Racing Commission Myers Racing Commission Kenton County

Dr. Hugh Stubblefield Visited Mt. Sterling On Wednesday

Dr. Hugh Stubblefield attended professional business in Mt. Sterling on Wednesday, engaging in official duties and meetings with local officials. The visit highlighted medical ties and regional collaboration in the area.

Hugh Stubblefield Mt. Sterling

Serbian Envoy Detailed Arrest in Agram Incident

General Vukotics, Montenegrin envoy to Servia, recounted being seized by Austro-Hungarian officers at Agram after arriving in Belgrade on a special mission. Police robbed him of his papers and baggage, detained him seven hours, delaying his train by 14 hours. Servians react with anger, crowds cheer King Peter and Prince Nicholas, denounce Austria.

Belgrade Servia Vukotics Cettinje Serviari Agram Peter Baron von Arenthal Nicholas Austria

Street Work Progress Reported In City

A walk through the city notes marked street improvements, mainly in the South end with Maple street resurfacing south of Belmont. The dry weather aided work, steam rollers laid solid pavement from the start, and the garbage wagon service keeps principal streets exceptionally clean. Much remains to finish all streets, but current progress is praised.

Maple Street Belmont

Nightly Services at Church of Christ With Busy Attendance

Eld. F B Srygley conducts meetings drawing crowded night sessions as well as well attended morning services. Tuesday topic Ministry Wednesday topic The Conversion of the Eunuchs. Song services led by Willis Allen of Bowling Green.

Church of Christ Eld. F. B. Srygley Willis Allen Bowling Green

New Residences and Local Fishing Tale

Mr Sumpter nears completion of a substantial house in South Park. Mr Lee Baldwin was fishing one day and caught two fine fish, noted as a local anecdote accompanying the building update.

Rz Sumpter South Park Mr. Lee Baldwin

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. C. Stewart H. Phillips United States Farrell Prince Louis OF Savoy Duke OF the Abruzzl Yea Moscowitz Aatonia J. Ham Lewis Senator Bradley Large A.liences Elder Srygley
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