The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-06-18
WHATS GOING ON
THE COUNTRY OVER.
A Little About The Doinqs OF Thi.
Broad Land Of Ours cuIled From
The Dsilies.

Paris Hamilton shot and killed MIN
rod Showalter, marshal of Brookville.
julius Bailey, who shot his wife 10
death in Louisville, was given q death
sentence.
John Crawford, highly respected
lcitizen OF Perryvillc, is deaf at an
advanced age.
A dispatch from Dirigo, this State.
tens of the marriage Of Dewey MUIR
ply, aged l6 and Della Stoats, Is
Mrs. Margaret 7. Patterson. the
aged mother Of II. Patterson. of Mer.
Ger, is dead at her home in Owens.
boro.
The S25O.0OO road bonds election
held in Whitley county April "a, 1915
was declared valid by the Court Of
Appeals.
On his way from Paducah to his
home in the country, a McCracken
farmer vas robled of slS and fcrr
quarts Of whisky.
Judge VI. VI. Allison. Of Chatta-
nooga, has been elected president Of
Dixie Highway Association to succeed
/ {. 5. James, resigned.
| Income tax receipts will be $1,000
900 above first estimates. according
to Treasury officials statements
made Wednesday.
Thomas J. Chenowith = leading
| druggist at Maysville j. dead aged 81.
! He was born in Mercer and enlisted
under Gen. Morgan.
Normal service was resumed bv thc
surface and elevated lines in Chicago
"Wednesday after ar arbitration agree
ment hNt pnr1 pcf'r"ei
.gpftr,sl.sffIftta e. -
staunch supporter If W. J. Pryan. has
issued s.atoma1t j." .mi..ng the
President his full support.
Ashland will have a handsome stone
Federal building instead of the brick
structure for which plans had been
prepared by the Treasury Depart
ment.
Dr.. F. w. Hinitt. formerly presi-
dent of Central University, Darville.
was installed as president Of Wash
l1gton and JefferSol College az Wask-
ington. Pa.
The sentence of ten years and ten
days given Lonnie Kelly in the Madi-
son Circuit Court for killing Walder
kaR7tzer was affirmed b ythe Court
.of Appeals.
r. c. Terrll. commissioner of pub
Ia roads, urges the county judges of
the la counties which ask for State
ana 10 begin work at the earliest pos
Sihle moment.
Hi Head. a negro chauffeur. was
taken from his home and whipped by
masked men, who claimed that he had
driven his auto recklessN.
The Republican platform cnnven-
llou - Lexington I..la"C IN fav,r f
the continuance efthe present county
unit law and the submission to the /.
people OF woman's suffrage amend /
ment TO the State Constitution.
The conviction of W. f. Clark. Of |
HopklnSville, for alleged illegal init /
macy with girl Irder Is years Old. /
has been set aside by the CGu,4 If An
peals on the groTri that the Whence
as the her age was not conclusive.
The Kentucky Ice Manufacturers
Association, in session at Danville. 4
elected W. 5. Glore, of Danvile, pres
ldent; Vice president. Ben +. Stone.
Georgetown; Secretary. ID. +. Bryant |
Danvllle; Treasurer 7. b. Satterwhite
The Court of Appeals has refused i
to mandamus the City Council of Il
to issue renewal of IL
cenSeS to liquor dealers pending their
appeal to the United States Supreme
Court of the recent ''dry" victory in
Clark county.
The Republicans in the State con- /
vention made quite a fuss over w. S.
Lawwill, of Danville. former Bull /
Moose State chairman. He is strong l
for Morrow for Governor and he has |,
lined up former Moose associates for Il
the Somerset man.
Out of courtesy 70 Senator Ollie NJ. i
James, the Presl tent las allowed him
To name ;he pos master at ms nome i
town. Marion. The Prc,Iicn. Tues i
day appointed - postmaster Of Mar
ION, Jesse olive, yhG was recommend /
ed by Senator James.
According to the appraisers report
'One blind horse of no value what =
ever was the only livestock possessed
hy Rankin ClemmnnS, a millionaire /
farmer OF fayet:e county, who died
r rev months ago pc ssas .ed Of 5000 /
acres of Bluegrass land.
Kentucky Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton, in session at Dawson Springs,
elected W. II. Tibballs. Somerset,
president; first vice president. G. III.
Worland, Brandenburg; G.. W. GAYLE,
secretary; Vernon Dris-
keil, CarrolltOn, treasurer.
Gov. McCreary pardoned Effie
Duncan. convicted in Pulaski of re-
'slving stolen goods. The Governor
said the record showed that she re-
,eived the goods from boarder in
payment of board bill, and that she
and her husband exhibited them with
1ut apparent concern. A petition for
'lemency was signed by "a number of
good citizens.