davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
HuERTA SUCCESSOR AT sL PAso
 IRepublican A. 9. Leased WIre1

FL PASo. April 22.-Gen- Ignacio Pesquiera. recently appointed military governor of the state. of Sonora to sue ceed Governor Adolfo de Ia Huerta, was in Fl Paso today en route from Mexico City to Douglas. Ariz., to await the arrival of carranza troops in So nora. He departed tonight following a conference in Juarez with X. Ruiz Sandovai. Mexican consul general here. and Gen. J. c. Escobar. commander of the Juarez zone-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
TWO GIRLS DIE IN FIRE

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, April 22-- Two girls were burned to death in a fire that swept three blocks of frame buildings at Newtown. in the Burk burnett oil field, early today. Six oil wells were damaged and a quantity of oil was also burned. The property loss will probably be more than a quarter of million dollars.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
1000 Carr0nz0 Soldiers LedUe
 For Battlefield
,,hIican A D. Leased Wire

Republican A. P. Leased WireI
 JUAREZ, April 22. - Eleven trains, carrying 1000 soldiers, iefe Buena Vista, near Mexico City, for the north Sunday night. according to Mexico City newspapers, re- ceived here tonight. They were sent forward for the Sonora cam paign.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23

,Mont,A April Union Mo- w. between deputy office Butte Daily
 tonight announced Monday because of the ik with full protection according to John
 shot and killed today stationed the anot1e accidentally shot Haran
 picket clash tween desiring work reported
 Quarters shave the
 from yesterdays shons increased to IS Martin through 16 who wounded reported to be critic condio
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
POLES REPuLSE RED DRIVE TRepubtican A. P. Leased Wire1

WARSAW. April 22.-Another heavy attack by the bolsheviki on the Polish front. which was beaten off today by the Poles in hard fighting, is an nounced in an official communique just issued.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
Prot1teerang an Sugar Would Be
 Basis of Probe

F lepubIican A. P. Ceaseu WTeJ
 ASHINGTON, April 22.-ln- vestlaation of the. sugar situation by the federal trade commission to determine whether there has been hoarding, profiteering or unfa,r competition is proposed in a reso, Iution ordered favorably reported today by the house judiciary com mittec.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
RECEIVE LOW BID FOR CONCRETE HIGHWAYS
Federal Troops Dispatched to
 Butte-M1nes to Reopen TOdGy

BUTTE Mont April PA contingent of troops composed of desae
  in o4s o'clock toniah prepared for strike duty
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
SPOKANE FIRM PLACES BID 'OlJ ALL-CONCRETE ROADS IN HANDS OF ROAD COMMISSION

Five Bids on Construction of 278Mile Program Are Taken Under Advisement by County Highway Com mission; Only Two Cover Entire Project; Commis- sion Also Gets Bids Materials; Bid of Twohy Brothers for Concrete Roads Considered within Means of County Taxpayers
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23

A proposal to build the entire 278-me county road program of concrete submitted to the Mari copa County highway commission yesterday at figure which road experts and taxpayers seeking permanent highways considered low, and within the of the county This bid submitted by the firm of Twohy Brothers of Spokane, Washington
Arizona republican., 1920-04-23
BeIittIes Sonora Revolt

LAREDO. Texas, April 22.--Andres Garcia. former Mexican consul general at Fl Paso now postmaster general Of Mexico. arrived here today and depart ed tonight for Fl Paso. He declined to discuss his mission but character ized the sonora revolt against the Car ranza government as of slight inn portance."
 '1t is lamentable.'' he said. "that the American press is giving such prom i,ence to the Sonora situation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Uncie,ire.1


General Joseph u. HawIeY, Pre-iden,
National Union Republican Conven-
tion.
y''In formally accepting the nomination
~ the National UuiOn Republican Con
vcntion Of the 2ist Of May inst, Il seems
proper that some statement u views
beyond the mere acceptance of fbs
nomination should be expressed
The proceedings of the convention
were marked by wisdom. moderation
and patriotism and, I believe. erpre~s
the feelings Of the great mass n those
who sustained the country through ~
recent trials. / indorse their r~-oiu-
tons. II elected ~ the Office ~ President
~ the United States IL will be my en-
deavor 70 administer al the lavs in rood
faith, with economy. and with the vi>v
OF giving peace, quiet and protection
everywhere. In times Ike the present
u - impossible, OF az least srnin~rsly
improper. 70 lay down a poliey - be
adhered to, right OF wrong, through an
administration of four years New poiit-
ical issues, not foreseen, are constantly
ar7sing, the views II the public On Old
ones are constantly changing ard a
purely administrative officer ghr'S al
ways be left free to execute The win of
the people I always have respected
that viii and always shan.
Peace and universal prosperity. ~.
sequence, with economy of adnnini-.rr-
ton, viii Tighten the burden of iarssior
while u constantly reduces the national
debt. Let us have peace
With great respect, yoIr ob~Si--s
servant,
o. 3. Crsn.
MAY 2o 1sfe /"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Legal Not,res


NgIICE---Election. temporary ofTice Of
Wilmington Savings Fund Society. No.
72s Market street. The annual meeting
at the temporary Office on Tuesday sep
terrber z. 1870. from 10 20 ! [ a. m. 10 elect
seven managers 70 serve for three years.
The managers will meet on September 10.
Iy.u, at y. m. 70 organize the board.
Nltnam BUSH, secretary.
NOTICE--Estate Of Francis n. LsBnbae.
deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Iet-
tors testamentary upon the estate Of
Francis r.. LsBoube, late Of Red Lion
hundred. deceased were duly granted
unto Mary Emma LaBoube on the twenty
fourth day Of August, A. ID 1920, and
all persons Indebted 20 the said deceased
are requested 20 make payment 70 the
etecutFix without delay. and an persons
having demands against the fieceased are
required 70 exhibit and present the same
duly probated 70 the said executrix on or
before the twenty fourth day of August.
a. ID. 1921. or abide by the Law In this
behalf Mary Emma BaBoube. Exscutrix.
Address. Delaware City. Del.
PUBLIC SABE-Of real estate. AZ 2 oirir5rE
saturday, September II. 1920 at the Mid
dietown Hotel. Two Desirable stores with
dwellings attached. occupied, located IN
tne best business section OF Middietown
Del. storerooms we'll equipped and dwell
ings have all modern improvements
this property for the last ri years owner
viii take mortgage for 50 per cent oi the
purchase price. Anyone Interested in the
sale OF this property can have full inf0r-
nation by addressing Mrs Alice s. Peter
son. Jonu Hcldmyer Ir Mgr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
AUCTIONS--LECALS
Auct;o, Sale.

Auction SateS %
A AUCTION sAf.ES-Of every description.
anywhere. III you want tn sell see Hamii-
ton, the Square Deal Auctjoneer and Farm
Agent. I06 Madison Sc. Phone 73ss w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
STEAMBOAT LINES.
10 Philadelphia
and Chester

subject 20 Chsnze without Mofire
STANDARD TINE.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth -. wharf for
Philadelphia. weekdays 30. 900. 100 a
m. 100. 800. AIS. 600. 90 and 8 40 D. %.
On saturdays an additional trip. 30 ,. m.
Leave Philadelphia for Whining ton. = 10.
600. HOO a. m. l-3O. 400. Ais. 800 ana
ESQ p. N. On Saturdays additional frfps 81
30 and $50 p. N. On sundays ana holI-
days leave both WilrninEtoa and Philanci-
phia at 30. 200. 1910 a. IA. y o ciocx
noon. I-30. 400. AIS. 600. zoo. $40 Aod
S.30 .. N.
Wilrnington-Psnns Grove Route: L.~v
Wilmington. 5.s5. 700. 500. 900. 1000.
100 a. m. y clock noon. 1. 90. 400. 400.
400. 500. 500. 700. 500. 200. 1000.
sll.00 and II 80 .. n.
Leave Penn's Grove. 500. 6-3o. 500. 600.
1000. ll-oo a. m. II o'clock noon. 100.
200. 300. 400. 500. 600. zoo. 500. 200
1000. 100 and '1I.4O .. r-
Runs only on Sats.. sun. and nosidAyN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

Mrs. Nurich-'This gown is jas. ~
bit revealing of my figure, don't you
thSk, Sau2' Mr. Nunoh-'T'd say 4
was revelation IN figures from th~ looks
Of the bin. '--ksnsas City Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
A KENTUCKY PEACE PARTY.

Less Gore of Mount Vernon roos~r.d
some Of Croley's popular ladies % Fulton
Wednesday, shopping. FULTON Wireless
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
Country's Creates, Need

Country's Creates, Need.
Having finally developed . safe ard
sane Fourth of July with denatures sr~-
works, what is needed nov il safe and
sane Sunday with q fool-proof automobile
Cincinnati ENQUIRER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

WELDING. Lawrence co. IS scored cyl
inder process used. bring your broken auto
parts TO me. Dillman. SuS Madison st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

sALEsMAN--vACANC WITH GROW
ING COMMERCIAL CONCERN. PER-
MANENT AND DESIRABLE CoNNEC-
TIoN. STATE EXPERIENCE. AD-
DRESS @ q. EVERY EVENING OF
FTcE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
GEN. GRANT s AccEpTANcE.
His Brief Letter Of 1853. Ending LET Us
Have Peace.

To the Editor Of The New York Times.
The bricfest and most concise letter
Of acceptance Of Presidential nomination
was that Of General Grnnt in 1858 1
inclose a copy.
Ernest Haryier.
New York, July %, 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
bicycles Are Coming in Again. Read Cla
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Male

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN manufac-
turing establishment. Good salary and
opportunity for advancement to right
man. state age, experience and references.
Address 10. Every Evening Office.
EsMEN--sevcrai In Delaware wanted
by Girard Finance Company, philadelphia,
Experience not essential, Character and
aHgrcssiveness mean SUCCESS. kcmuncra-
tion limited only by your ability. Com
mission basis l. Sbongut. lis West
Ninth street
STABLE MAN--see Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Brooma street and Maryland avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

POOL RpDM-Eor sale. sol Madison
street, Doing good business, Can be pur-
Aafty - Madison strea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

SALEsMAN-A self-respecting, whose ann
bition is beyond his present place might
find more conRenial employment with iis
and at the same time double his income
We require a man of clean character
sound in mind and body. of strong per
sonaiity, who would appreciate life 5 lob
with a fast-growing concern. where in
dustry would be rewarded with far above
average earnings. Married man preferred
Experience not necessary. Apply third
floor. 90l Orange street. Ask for MIR
Butler.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
BIG RETURNS FROM
GRAIN OF MADISON
Farmers and Threshers Report
High Prices Bring Good Av-
erage For Season

With the threshing of Madison coun-
ty finished and the grain, in most part
disposed of, and receipts counted up
it develops that the threatened short
crop of wheat, which was especially
reported in some localities, has been
made good from financial stand
point by the oats crop, the farmer
and thresher are not to come out be
hind.
For some time it was believed the
years returns would fall decidedly
short in Madison county, but the fig
ures of the threshnrs show, with the
advanced price for the work, they
have not toied in vain, and the same
can be said of the producers of the
grain, since they have been and are
receiving a greater price than usual
for their product. Some of those who
had considerable quantities of wheat
admit that with the high price paid
for some of the labor necessary they
realized a neat sum for the season S
work, while other report they may be
d little short, but are well satisfied
with the results, owing to the fact
that for some time they were appre-
hensive regarding the result. The
oats crop as well as the barley "filled
in nightly" it is said, hence the
shortage of wheat in some places was
scarcely felt from the standpoint of
finance. There vii be more eed wheat
held this year. This is an established
fact, as wei las the report to the eff
feet that many are preparing to put
more ground to corn and wheat, leav-
ing the tobacco in the minority an
other year, thi matter now being es-
tablished throughout the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
BOILER BLOWS UP;
Three MEN INJURED
Luxon Garage, On East Main,
Scene of Serious Accident Late
tuesday Afternoon

Shortly before 5 o'clock Tuesday
evening a boiler in the retreamng
department on the second floor at the
Luxon garage, East Main street, let
go, piercing the roof IL feet above,
shattering the rafters, and more oil
less seriously injuring three men, as
follows:
w. e. Luxon, owner of the garage,
blown II feet against well, serious
Iy burned about the left side with
steam burns extending from face to
knee, also sustaining internal injuries
by being struck by flying pieces of
the boiler.
l.. T. Robinson, head of the vulcan
izing department, operating the boil
er at tie time, badly burned about
the face and right shoulder and hr,rl-
ed against the wall, where he fell in
jured by the shock.
Thomas Stone, empioye, third man
in the boiler room at the time, slight
Iy injured about the shoulders and
dIIuS ny HylHS ueDrlS.
The extent of the internal injuries
suffered by Mr.. Lttxon cannot be as
certained at this time by the attend
ing physician, DR.. Jasper, who was
immediately called, and who accom-
panied Mr.. Luxon to his home, South
Second street, where he was taken
directly after tho accident. While
his injuries are of a very serious and
painful nature, it is not believed that
they are dangerous unless unforeseen
complications arise.
Robinson was able to be out We'd
nesday morning and explained that
the boiler had not been working
properly for some time and he was
endeavoring to adjust it when the ex-
plosion came. The. boiler shot into the
air and was stopped by the ceiling.
which was shattered dropping again
TO TIE floor, in close proximity of Nh.
Robinson, who was rescued from his
perilous potion by Alex J. White,
who operates pressing establish
ment adjacent to the building. The
latter craWled across roof to as
certain the trouble and, entering thru
window, got to Mr. Robinson and
pulled him to the open and assisted
him down stairs and to the street.
The boiler burst at the bottom. 1t
was comparatively a new one, hav-
ing been installed recently in this, q
new department at the garage.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
INSTITUTES this week

Officers and several members OF the
faculty of Eastern Normal are busily
engaged this week conducting county
Institutes in this section of the state.
The institute in Owen county is being
conducted by President Coates, Of the
institution who is introducing an orig
inal program, embracing a number Of
the modern ideas regarding teaching,
heard at the local school for the first
time recently.
Prof |. II. BOothe, Of the Mathe-
NAUTICAL Department, has charge Of
the institute in tstll county, which
is also being conducted this week
Prof. Payne is working in Clinton
county, and Prof. McClain, Of the
Model High School, is in chalGe OF
the institute in Gallatin county. The
work of the men will conclude this
week, and it is probable they will
take up Othe; work of this character
before the opening of the Eastern
Normal, in order to expedite matters
in the way of finishing the institute
work of the state within a short time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
COX DEPARTS AND
OPENS CAMPAIGN
CBv Associated Press)

Dayton, O.. Aug. 1.-THE de-
parture of Gov. Cox today mark
ed the opening of the campaign
swing" scheduled to take him
from coast to coast and into al
most every. state before Novem-
Der 1st. The first of ten addresses
arranged for this month, will be
made tomorrow at Camp Perry,
Ohio. No important campaign
topic are expected to be present
ed, however, until he addresses
the West Virginia Democratic
convention, at Wheeling, next
Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
EDENT0N

The death angel visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Teater
night, when it took away
their little baby daughter Millard
Lavinia
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Warner
spent Saturday and Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Warner.
Mrs. Ed May is very i'll at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Long
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jas
per Long Saturday and Sunday
Owing to the rain, there was
but a small crowd at the pie sup
per at the Wylie school house
Saturday night.
Mr. John Murphy and daughter
Geneva, spent Saturday and Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
ITeater.
Miss Stella Howard was vis-
Iitor Of Miss Maude Collins Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary E. Hughes has re-
turned to her home after a de
ilightful two weeks visit with her
daughter, Miss Bessie. who is
teaching at Grab Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds, of
Jessamine county. are week end
guests OF the latter's father, Mr.
Mitchell Collins.
Miss Nerna Ray, of Buckeye.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Iher grandmother, Mrs. Laura
Wylie
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
New Poles Placed

The last of the big ffty-foot
poles by the Cumberland Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company
has been placed on East Main
street and the work in this part Of
the city will soon be finished.
This extensive work has extend
ed from far out into the country
and represents a big expense. The
improvement service work will
not be completed in Richmond.
however. for some time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
STREET WORK RESUMED

Street work which has been
held up for a few days owing to
the frequent rains, was resumed
Wednesday morning. with a ven
geance, and indications are that
the remainder of the week will
find considerable progress made,
since the street working forces
have been added to. a number of
extra men having been engaged.
The work OF constructing the
curb and gutter ON the east side of
First street. between Main and
Irvine, has been taken up and is
progressing rapidly. This will
have been finished ON both sides
of the street by the time the eX-.
cavation work has been complet-
ed on Main street and will admit
OF this work continuing without
interruption. The laying of as
phalt in a few days will make
some portions of the streets ap-
pear in a finished state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
R. ]. BIDWELL RETURNS

r. F. Bidwell, expert concrete and
asphalt maker, of Lima, Ohio, who
VIII have charge of the new asphalt
making machine during its first trial
in Richmond, has returned to start
the work, which will begin within a
few days. Mr.. Bidwel states the ma
chine is about ready an dthe worF
Of making and applying the asphalt
viii be started in a manner to enable
the laying of this, the finishing touch
to the streets as soon as the concrete
has settled.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
MADISON SCHOOLS
prove INADEQUATE
Changes Necessary To Relieve
Situation-IlIust tration Fur
nished At Bearwailoyy

The old who woman who lived
in shoe and had so many child
rem she didn't know what to do,
could have been given pointers
had she lived at this time and con
ferred with Miss Lydia Young.
teacher at the Bearwallow school.
who has o3-count them. please
%, and all in one room. instead Of
shoe, and moreover, Miss Young
knows what to do, and, woman
like, does it. She does the best
she can. When it comes to crowd
ing three in one seat, of course
she has to pick out three Of the
small variety, speaking from a
physical standpoint. but this she
does, and places the little tots in
a seat and tells them to get their
lessons. and they do it.
Miss Young has ~Poken to the
members of the county board OF
the condition at the institution. re
plying she would do the best she
could. When the investigation
was made. she reported she had
two missing children-who were
sick. All the rest were facing
the truant officer with impuujty
and wished every hour Of the day
that he would happen along and
find them studiously engaged.
County Supt. Edwards, togeth-
er with members of the board, are
already busily engaged in reIiev-
ing the situation. and are negoti-
ating for the use Of a building
near by, and as soon as seats are
procured. which will not be for a
period of thirty days at least,
there will be a change, Miss
Young will have her classes
separated. and there will be an as
sistant.
This is but one of number OF
like situations presented in Madi-
son county, as a result of the
strict observance of the school
laws. and develops the fact that
heretofore there was good per
centage of students of school age
who were not regularly in school.
The crowded conditions are more
or less iii evidence throughout the
county and measures are being
taken to have them remedied
forthwith. The exact mode Of
procedure is not known at pres
ent, however. changes will be
made. and that very soon
Asked if she had any trouble
with her scholars, Miss Young re
piled, smilingly, "Why, none in
the least. although | should like
more room for them" She will
get it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
CALL ISSUED To
TOBACCO GROWERS
Madison County Growers Pro-
ducers To Have Mass Meet
ing Here Aug. ii

Sam Amster, of Red House, has is
led call for all tobacco growers of
ladison rounty on August Ia at the
ladison county court house, in ac-
ordance with action of the Bur
by Tobacco Growers Association at
meeting held in Lexington on the
fourth of the month, and it is eX-
pected many growers of Madison
will be present, since the meeting
will be of utmost importance to all.
lfhe hurley counties in Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky are to hold meetings
Ion this date and delegates will be
chosen at this time for the big meet
ing to be held in Lexington August
l8. There were representatives of %
counties at the recent meeting, and
the mass meeting in this county
promises to be out of the ordinary in
point of interest, since there are ma
ny vital questions to be answered.
The Kentucky hurley district is an
extensive one and the part Of this
state will take in the probable organ
:zation of permanent organization
will be an important one. All growers
arc requested to communicate with
F.. NJ. Mansfield, secretary, Carroll
ton, KY, regarding information i'm
mediately, and notices asking the fol-
lowing auctions are being sent broad
cast:
Whether or not you favor Il pcrma-
nent organization of the hurley to-
bacco growers.
Do you favor u cut out of the
1921 crop?
Do you oppose Il cut out of the
1921 crop
What action upon the part of the
hurley tobacco growers do you fa-
vor?
Any information may be had by
had by communicating with Mr.. Mans-.
field.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-11
SPEEDWELL

The revival at Viney Fork clos
ed Sunday with FIVE joiners.
Orville and Burke Coomer are
visiting their uncle, Mr.. Burke, at
Beattyville.
The school here is progressing
nicely with large enrolment.
Misses Margaret and jeanette
Hall entertained a few of their
Sunday for dinner. Their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Hord, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest John
son, Miss Verna Todd, Miss Ber-
tha Hor dand J. r 1ord.
Master ] +. Gilbert has been
visiting his uncle, Joe Gilbert, at
Berea, and attended the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Todd mot
ored to Lexington one day last
week.
Owing to fine rains, crops are
looking good.
The revival services will begin
at the Christian church the third
Sunday in August. with Rev. E. G.
McDougle in charge.
Miss Mamie Lunce, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. M.
Hendren, has returned to her
home al Pine Knot
Mr.. John Dalton has moved IN
to his new home.