The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-07-15
NEWS NOTES

Eight men were drowned in Boston
harbor when sloop was capsized by a
sudden squall.
Reports from Paducah and Hopkins
vile point to a IS per cent. tobacco crop
in those sections.
AS means of eXterminating grass
hoppers Kansas farmers are spreading
poisoned bran in their fields.
Under the new constitutional amend.
ment Georgia will today elect a U. S.
Senator by direct vote of the people.
Three were killed and dozen others
injured in two wrecks on the Michigan
Central railroad, near Jackson, Mich.
AT Shelbyville court yesterday horses
sold S55 TO sl75; COWS, $40 to sos;
calves, ST to s25; old mules, $50 to SG5
Frank NJ Andrews & Co, said to be
designers of the Kentucky State capitol,
have asked that receivers be named for
the firm.
Kansas is experiencing the highest
temperature OF the year, the mercury
registering liz at Clay Center, that
State, yesterday.
The advance guard of the Kentucky
National Guard yesterday began prepar-
ing for the the annual encampment at
Middlesboro.
Four persons was killed and num-
Der injured in a collision between Bal
timore & Ohio passenger train and an
interurban car at Cam bridge, ..
A Colonial liner picked up two women
from the yacht William jennings Bryan
which was sinking at Stratford Shoals,
Conn. Two men remained on board.
The Muhlenberg county local option
election was legal and the county will
be without saloons. according 10 de-
cision by Judge w. p. SandiGge, at
Greenville.
Appeals for as good treatment for the
children of farmers as is given hogs, cat
tie and horses were made by speakers at
the Farmers Chautauqua at Bowling
Green.
Twelve persons were killed and about
80 injured in a collision between Two
Pacific Electric Railway cars at Vine
yard Station, between Venice and Los
Angeles. Cal.
The State tuberculosis Commission
has offered the services of district nursE
es TO teach the care of tuberculosis cases
10 counties that will pay the expenses of
the nurses.
Naval experts figure that a Govern
ment armor plate factory costing IS,
446. 900 could effect a saving of more
than a million dollars annually in ex-
penditures for armor plate.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, leader of
London suffragettes, made her escape
from the police under exciting circum-
stances during general fight between
well dressed men and women.
Patrolman Dan Insko and James
King. of Winchester. killed negro
named Nose Holton, just as their train
was leaving Cincinnati. The men were
trying TO get the negro out of one of the |
cars used for white people.
Representatives of the $4,000 conduc-
tors and trainmen of Eastern railroads, |
who have voted TO strike for niger wag-
es and managing officers Of the railroad /
agreed at the White House to arbitra-
tion under the provisions OF the New |
lands Clayton Act. which President
Wilson and Congressional leaders prom
ised to make law by tonight.
M. M. Mulhall, former agent for the
National Association of Manufacturers,
was before the Senate Lobby" Com
mittee six hours, in which he disclosed
the alleged anti-labor and general polit-
ical activities of the association. The
association will attempt to show. il is
said, that Mulhall is seeking revenge be-
cause he was fired" by the association.