The Crittenden press., 1920-05-07

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News Cuttings
Az spitoms OF the n,sst I'm
peStsnt events tssnspirins
throughout the state LII
Gnyson.-Winheld Scott, Ok, presl.
dent Of the Citizens Bank, died In his
chair while presiding at a directors
meeting.
Gcorgetown,-Dogsr ralded the sheep
flock of Clarence Graves and after
killing lambs, drove the others over n
cliff, Gripping many.
Parls.-Will Hall. negro farm hand,
had his left eye kicked out and was
seriously Injured while hitching up Il
mule on the Dick Marsh farm.
Parls.-Children played with match.
es In buggy at the home of Thomas
Woods. The vehicle was destroyed,
hut tiremcn succeeded In saving the
barn.
Cynthlan.-wllliam Adams, Jr, Is
suffering from blood poison. affecting
his entire leg, resulting from an abra.
sion sustained while playing basket
ball.
Maysville.-John Fishter, night
Waterman ut redrler, was sand.
bagged by an unknown assallant Ia
the night with motive that has not
been found.
Mayfeld.-Mrs. Polly Ann Ray, s.,
died from Injuries sustained when
horse drawing her sons surrey ran
away near Brewers Mill and the ve-
hlcle was wrecked.
Lexington.-Gustave Jaubert. 81. ma.
tionally famous as burgoo maker,
and widely known among politicians
Of the past generation, died after
brief illness.
Parls.-The new issue OF city school
bonds, amounting to $4,000 was sold
to Cincinnati trust company at par
plus 81. The money will be used In
completing school buildings.
Lebanon.-With her father q witness
at the wedding to assure clerk ana
minister Of his consent, Miss Leathy
Pearl Sneed, 10, was married to
Wayne Hodgen, q.
Louisville.-A jury verdict breaks
the will of Mrs. Frances Rodemann,
which bequeathed $50 each to three
daughters and left her estate TO three
sons. Undue influence was alleged.
Ashland.-Tot Ballard was held to
the grand jury under $500 bond OH
the accusation Of Eli Blevins that h.
attempted to assault his daughter Miss
Vennie Bleyins, while automobile rid
Ing.
Bardstown.-Bessle Howell, infant
daughter of Cornelius Moore, III from
birth, died on the way home from
Louisville, to which city she had beel
taken for an examination by spe-
cialist.
Winchester.--Theves who are be-
lieved to have come into possession Of
one of several Yale lock keys which
DR.. G. ii. Rees has lost in 10 years,
entered his dental parlors and carried
away gold crowns and bridges to the
value of SIS.
Lexngton.-In a campaign waged |
to improve food conditions in LeXing-
ton Food and Dairy Inspector Worth
ington issued permits to thirteen more
restaurants This makes about 1OO
which have passed the state and local |
inspection and have been licensed. IL |
is estimated $4,000 was spent in i'm
proving these eating establishments
and putting them in sanitary condi- |
ton.
Hazard.-Three men were probably |
fatally wounded and another danger |
Ously wounded in fight between a |
sherlff's posse and alleged bOOtleggers |
on Buffalo creek. three miles from,
Hazard. The men thought to be faral- |
ly wounded are Jerry COrnett, dep. |
uty sheriff, who was shot through tie |
right lung; man named Kilburn, and |
Robert Cornett, alleged bOOtlegger. |
Logan Johnson, a deputy sheriff, is
seriously wounded.
Frankfort Ky.-Reports from coun-
ty assessors for 1920 taxes show
decrease Of more than S66,0OO,OO0 OF
this amount $5SOOOOOO were lost In |
the distribution Of the Bingham es. |
tate. Equalization proceedings of the |
Tax Commission are expected to make |
up much Of this decrease In raising |