Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-02-14
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Lexlngton.-lt was announced here
that on and after March 10, through
reduction In freight rates, coal in Lex.
ington will be Is cents the ton
cheaper
Lexington. Butler +. Thompson
deputy state fire marshal, has been
designated assistant inspector Of
leather equipment at the Govern.
mentS Rock Island Arsenal
ngfcd.-COunty Judge w A.
Waters has named as the members OF
the Board OF Tax Supervisors for
Washington county Messrs G. L. Hay.
don, p. b. Prather and James lsham.
Lancaster.-Mr Belle Crutchneld.
GS years old. and | Taylor, 60 years
old. Of Nicholasyille. were quietly
married here This was Mrs. Taylor
MIN matrimonial venture and the
fourth tor her husband
Coyington - The special federal
grand jury returned sixty indictments
against coal operators, a majority If
whom reside in Eastern Kentucky.
Thcv are accused OF charging prices
for coal In excess OF those fixed by
Fuel Administrator Garfield
Paris James G. Metcalfe. master
OF tra!ns on the Kentucky division OF
the Louisville a Nashville railroad
with headquarters In Paris. has been
appointed by the United States Gov.
eminent master Of trains in France.
vita the rank OF first lieutenant,
llodgeuyillc A jury, after three
hours dclihegation. acquitted Richard
Bailey ana sentenced Joseph Bailey to
eight yeHrs In the pcniten'iary for Kill
inE Bee Carter. of Buffalo, August %
last The killing grew ont of a will
contest In which Bee Carter was wit
acsK
Mt Sterling The Montgomery
county grand jury has indicted Porter
{ Fubanks, Deputy United States
Marshal on a charge OF willful mur'
der Eubanks is charged with killing
Henry VI. Ringo In this city in Decem.
Der last. and has been conALed in the
Lexington Jail.
Ashland A German sympathlzcr Is
believed TO have started blaze In the
leach house Of the Ashland Leather
Company. which did damage to the
plant estimated at $4,000. At the
time Of the Are Ashland was without
water. due TO the ice breaking the In.
take pipe to the pumping station.
Louisville Charging that George l..
Martin. former secretary of the asso.
citation has converted 20 his own use
about 100000 Of IS assets and has
'cu Tie state. Margaret O'Brien filed
IN c.r.lit court here asking that re-.
coycr be appointed 10 take charge NJ
the Affairs Of the German Saving
Funds Association
Winchester While moving a bed
At her home on the Ecton pike Mrs.
Jesse pasIGoc Knocked doublc.bar.
eel shotgun over. discharging the
weapon. The load OF which went
through "A partition and shot her two
children James Allen. seven. and Mar.
tina Morriott. I've The full charge en-.
tered ihr limbs and feet Of the chill.
drcn. painfully injuring them, but not
seriously.
Ashland While crossing the Ohio
river On the ice here the ice gave way
and Mr. and Mrs. Hen Wells. OF Ash.
land and r. L. Brnnt. salesman
from Columbus. O, were plunged into
tho water Some men just ahead Of
them pulled them out after throwing
them oycrcoats 10 be used as ropes.
They were sixty feet from shore when
the Ice broke.
Rarlstown Growing out OF the
Louisville 4 Nashville wreck at Shep.
hcrdsvillc December 90, when forty.
nine persons were Killed. three suits
aggrcra,lng $4,000 we're filed in Cir.
cult Court here against the railroad
by Jasper W Muir. administrator. for
the deaths OF Nat w Muir, banker;
his wife. May Shadburn Muir, and
son. George other administrators
and executors are qualifying In court
here.
Paris Two girls. four and six years
old, daughters Of farmers, were burn.
ed to death at almost the same hour
In this county. Ncttie. daughter OF
John willoughby. living ON the Win.
chester pike, was so badly burned
when her clothing caught fire from