davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sin 8anb Der Glammen.

9ie I'M elften Sabrbunoert bon
ben MISREPRESENTATION erbaute
&loIterbrauerei 2angbeim BEL Gid.
tenfcls, 0b~erfranfen in Bayern, Die
anfangs oieies SabreS gu elmer 8or.
5elanfa6rif aisgebait tpuroe, lit
noufommen Undergraduate. Scr
@ranoi9aoeL betr1et iiber einc
Miaion Marf. als gntitebungsur-
iade miro Sel6itent5inoung arge.
nonlmer.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Scntide Suriitem sesen weiblide
&idter unO @eidiuOrene.

Sic NationaIfonoention oeutider
Surilten in Berlin nabm NIT GROCER
Mebrbeit gnti1Iiiiie an ge9en Die
@rnennutg bon 5rauen 81 Hidtern
un0 @ei9iporenen. Na1oem cine
Ionee &eibe bon @utadten berpor.
ragenOer 4er5te berIeien moroen
paren, muroen Die @ei6liiiie gegen
Die @%rnennuna neiblider &idter
unO @ei6worenen gefaBt. Selbit in
&inoergeridten iiebt man Dos ltr.
tell bon SraiIen nidt aIs competent
on.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Gebirssfraftuaseu IN Der Sdweis.

9ie giogenoiiiide 8oitpermaI-
tung fii1rt aui Den @ebireSpdiien
cine MISUNDERSTANDING Gin, in.
Dem lie auf neun YoititraBen Die
8feroepolt fir Die Hcrionenbcforoe.
rung olird b%eionoers fonltrnierte
@ebirgSfraftwaeen eriest. 0ami,
miro 5ugleid Die 6abr3eit fiber Die
@~ebirosp6iIe nm Die Salfte Der fri.
bcren Sabr5eit Derminoert.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
@ernrteilte &eSaftenre.

Son Dem @uBeroroentIi9en Sc.
ri6t in 8reslo1t puroen tpegen guf.
foroerung Gum Soduerrot IN Sat.
einbeit nit aufforoerung gum &lai-
ienfampf inter @nnabme miloern.
Der nmitanoe oie &eoatteure Der
rS6leiiidcn arbeiter5eitung" @ell.
bert 81 einem Sabre orei MonatelL
Seder gu einem Sabre Seitung per-
urteilt. 9ie iibrigen orei gngeflag-
ten wuroen freigeipro6en.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sin Gtener6riideberaer.

Bel einem @oIomorenbGnoler in
Sagen, 8eitfalen, oeiien Steuerer.
flarung oaS WiBtraren Der @eb0r.
ben eripedte, lit in @egentpart zines
&egierungsrateS uno zines SberIt.
iteneriefretdrs cine Sausiuf)uno
borgenommen iporoen. IS puroe in
elmer Sol5ueri6alung perItedt 6O0,.
O0OWtarf @ologelo uno mebrere
Bafete NIT @oloringen uuo Sil6er.
gelo gefunoen. 0as @elo uno oie
&inge iino beidlagnabmt unO Dem
Staat fir perfaaen erfldrt noroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sin 9enfmal fir Die pcrlOrcnen
oentiden GGnDer.

Sn Berlin bot iid elm Slrbeitsaus.
f6uB gebiloet, Inn Elm 9enfmal fin
Die perIorenen oeutiden 2Gnoer 81
erri9ten. Ser Gusi9uB menoet fif
nit einem giifruf ON sic oeuti9en
8ilobauer, @ntmiirfe ein5uienoen.
Sic Soften 6es Genfmals, Sic ii6
ouf 200-300,000 90. beloufen fol-
len, lteben nod Dem gufrufe sur
@erfiigung. SroB0cm meroen Brciie
fir Die @ntmerfer ni6t ausgeicst,
Die &iinitler iollen lire &rbeiten
boaig foitenloS uno unuer6inoIi6
einreiden.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
GbemaIises anrbans abgebranmt.

9as ebemolige &llrbaus Sallal
Bel @bur lit bis auf ben @runo ME.
Oergebrannt. Bel ben 20l1arbciten
baben 5pei Serlermebrleute gum Sell
i9mere @ranopunocn oapon getra.
gen, oa Elm Sell oes 9adcs in Dem
Iugenblid iibcr ibnen 5uiammen.
I~tiir6te, als lie nit @ufr1umlmgs.
arbeiten beiddftiot paren. 9os olte
@ebGli6e, oas idon felt Sabren nidt
mebr ieinem uripriingliden 3med
als 4urbaus Oiente, mar in letter
3eit in elm 9oppelwobnbaus umge.
6out mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
@ein Amartier fir IpIen.

@egen oie in 9erdtesgaoen mel.
lenoen 8olen ma6t iiG in anbe-
traft Der iddnoli9en 8ebanolung,
Die Die Deutiden i'm Often ourd
iie erfabrerL Grbitterung gelten6.
Die Sotelbciiter baden iid 5uiam.
mengctan uno ibnen Die Quartiere
Deriagt.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Die idluara.lueif.rOte Tlaaae.

Ser Giirgermeiiter BON @laudan
bate mad Dem aapp-Butid arf
Dem &atbauie Die idppara.meiB-rote
SABINE gebiBt. Darauf leitete Die
io5ialiitiihe &egierung in Sad.
ien elm Experimentation eegen'
i'm elm; iie beartraete feline Oienit.
entlaIiung. Ser oberlte i16iiide
Di~i3iplinarbof bot nun oieien @n.
trag abgepieien.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sin Cpfer Oes Munbes.

Ser SliegeroberIeiitnant Grid
GrieS aus &ugsburg in Bayern
~itiirote IN einem Mnfal1e bon Mono-
iudt bon Dem 0a1e oes SoteIs
8ergfran5 in Sbersoorf i'm Mlgdu
ab uno ftarb na6 tpenigen Gtunoen
an ben erlittenen @erlesungen. @r
tpar ais Srau5ellge auf Der Sod5eit
zines befreunoeten OFFICERS in
Sbersoorf. oils Sliegerlelttnant
bette er mertpoqe Dienite geleiitet.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sin ebemaliger Dberlentnant ais
MDrscr

Ils Moroer oeS Yonfprofuriiten
2en5in, Der in ieinem 9nrenu in
9aiel fiir5lid iiberialen wuroe, lit
Der ebemolige oeutide Oberleutnant
emil @rnlt Sans @reiner ans
StroBburO, Ger lcfS Sabre long i'm
5cloe itano, pcr6aftet moroen. @r
crfldrte, alld in Strabburg einen
0oppelmoro begon9cn 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Die spdter bes gnIader %aeiturben.

Die Go6ter res friiberen @taats-
iefretars BON @liaB-2 otbringer,
6rci6err Sugo Corn Don @ulad, lit
i6rem Toter i'm Eo0e nafgefoIat.
Sic itanO crit i'm 35. 2ebensia6r
nno mar nit Dem @rnfen Iiiot BON
@oacnberg in Baden berbeiratet.
Die geeroigung erfoIgte in Ser Sa.
miliengruft 5u 9o6igbeim, ga6en.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
641 Sadien Md in 3riesssefan.
aeniGaft.

Nad ben lestcn SeitItelungen be-
finoen ii6 nod 641 s(ngeborige Der
bemaligen ia9iii9en armee IN Sc
fangeni9aft. SIN e%in5eInen perteiIen
iid Die @efan9enen fo~lgenoernla-
ben: Is Wianm in apignon, SO in
&umdnien uno Serbien ln0 567 in
&nBlano. @s banoelt ii1 bierbei
lin @efangene i'm itrengen Sinne
oes @ortes, olio nidt Inn Ser.
miBte.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Der @prb an &uia 2nrembnrs.

Die Yerliner uSreibeit" melOet,
oaB ser e6emalige 2eutnant Gruu
inter Dem 8eroadte perbaitet NOR
ben lit, an Der g%rmoroung Der &oia
2urembnrg beteiligt geweien gu iein.
&rua babe ii9 Dor &ameraoen &C.
riibmt, &oia 9uremburg eridoiien
III BADEN.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Jinsen einen &ieienf6r.

8or fur8em fingen Mitglieoer Der
5iiderinnung in Miiblberg, Sad).
len, einen Stor iiber 312 Meter
9ange uno 2h 3entner @emidt.
Sung unO alt BON Wiiblberg uno
llmeebung elite gum Jog. Silder5ug
unterbalb DER groBen Sabre, INN
Den nod lebenoer, an einen Slider.
fabn geieiielten gepaltisen Slid gu
bewunoern.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Die Subemtiuiel. spieIe.

SreiIi6tauifiibrungen Der Miin.
6ener gfaoemiter i'm 9urgpor6of
Der Sobentmiel -Guine iino geiidert,
nadJOem bieiiger giirger in Singer,
9aoen, Die @arantieiumme BON
1000 Marf iibernommen bat. Die
8anoerbiibne Der Miin1ener @fa.
oernifer miro Die Sobentmiel. Spiele
nit Der 9ar6ietung DER Siegfrieos
SragoOie BON Sans Sahs einleiten.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
g6ieS GnOe cincS sansuersniacnS.

Gin Sparoerein belt in einem
8ergniigungsport om Segeler See
lein Counterfeit o6. gu lp1ter
StunOe eribienen plosli9 Der Gid.
Ter Grid S6arff uilo Ger SAneioer
aoolf Sinoler uno ~begebrten Gin.
IoB in oas San5lofol. 0a iie ii6
weigerten, Oas @intrittsgelo 5u 8ab-
len uno ltarf ongetrunfen noren,
puroe ibnen Der @intritt pertpebrt.
Sofort griffen Die beioeu St0ren.
frieoe mebrere MtitgIieoer oes Ser.
ems an, uno feuerten i'm 8erIaufe
Der iid entpidelnoeit S1l6gerei
meBrere &eOolperi9iiiie ouf Die
ausfliigler ob, 10 ooB cine 8onif
entltano. SdIieBIi9 mur0en iie aber
binousgeOrdngt. geioe iino Damn
bon Der Sdubpoli5ei in ibren @ob.
nungen feItgenomnren tporoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
edof anf @atte, traf @attin.

Ser @aittuirt uno &diereibeliter
Solef 8ol5enmiiaer in Sttmaring,
Sberbapern, tpo1te NIT einem SSn.
fanteriegemebr cine Static erlegen
uno traf babel ieine in oen Saus-
gang fommenoe Grau 10 ungliif-
li9, oaB tie innerbalb 5peier Stun-
ben peridieO. Die l1ngliidliGe
binterldBt Orei unmiinoige ainoer.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
@~einsberss nener Cberamtspfleser.

Sn elmer Understanding in
8einsberg, 8iirttemberg, tpuroe an
Steae 0es gum l.. Sftober in ben
&ubeItano tretenoen Sberamtspfle-
gers Sofmann Der ieitberige Setter
Der @eidaftsiteae oes &ommunal.
~ber5anos, Settling, einftimmig gum
Sberamtspfleger getp1blt; fiinftig
tperoen Die beioen Stelen mitein-
anoer nerbunoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Sine Miliaroc Sromcn Sdjaoen in
Nieocr6ltcrreidJ.

Die 2anoesreeierung idatt Den
Sd)aOen, DER bel oen lesten @emit.
tcrfataltropben in HieOerolterreit
ourd) Die 3e8ritoring BON 9riiden,
9abncn 8e9ep unO S6uIern perur.
iad)t worOen lit, aui andbernO cine
Dtiliaroe 9ronen = 10 Mialonen
@pl0marf. Die a~lSbolOige Sill.
ligmahune zines getrooes Don 300
Utiaionen &ronen miro uerlangt.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
edpeiaer @Ietidler meiden.

gs miro gemeloet, Dab infolge oes
auBeroroentli6 beiben Mettcrs Die
@letider Ser Sdwei5er @lpen gu.
riidmciden. 9icier 8edyiel modt
bas 9eiteigen Der 9crse gefdbrlid
uno ibnierig.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
Gle gr6kte 8erlimer SDmglpfe ber-
ftnMmt.

9ie groBte @lode bes 9erliner
DomeS lit geiprungen unO Der.
Itummt. Sbr lebter Gienit mar Oas
Srauergeleut fir Oie pereipigte Sal
Ierin Auguite 8iftoria. Die @lode
mar mobl Die i6onlte in gang Ser.
lin un0 gewiB cine Der groBten nit
eitem @eipidt bon 1910 Sig. uno
einem Gurdmeiier bon 1916 3tm.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-19
GridOR icin ii @Onate aItes Sinh

Sn @ablenbers bot Der Saupt.
lebrer San3iger iein II Monate
altes &in0 Our6 einen SduB in
ben &opf getotet uno iih oarauf
ielbit eridoiien. Seine Srau, Die er
gleidfaas erihieBen woQte, entfam
Durh einen sliidlihen 3ufau. Der
@runo Der Sat lieat in ebeliAen
3ermiirfniiien.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
BIG PROGRAM FOR
CO. SUpERINT TE:NDENTS

County School Superintendent
Ben F. Edwards has been notified
that variety of subjects, all look
ing to the bctterment of the
schools Of the state, has been pro-
vided for discussion at the confer
cncc OF County Superintendents
OF Schools to be held in Frank
fort, January 24-25. The tentative
progan, arranged by State Sup
erintendent George Colvin, has
been to county superintedents
with requests for suggestions.
President Frank l.. McVey, Of
the University OF Kentucky, and
Gov. Morrow will speak. The
Governor will welcome the super
intendcnts on January "a and DR..
McNey will speak on "HoW We
Can Help the University and How
the University Can Help Us
Subjects to be discussed will in
cludc powers and duties OF county
boards duties and tenure of Office
OF local trustees under the new
law; qualifications. appointments
and assignment Of teachers quail
iiications OF county superinten-
dents operation OF the attendance
law: qualifications of attendance
officers; salary; advisibility OF one
date Tor opening and closing all
schools OF each county; forms and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
HOPS PAYS BEST
INCOME Per kCRf:

Washington, Jan. 17.-COrn, king
Of crops, produced an average only
$2093 an acre to farmers based OF
December / farm prices, while hops
produced $486.1O an acre, according
10 averages for the country as
whole issued by the Department o
Agriculture. a The value per acre o
hops in 1919 was $S74.75, while corn
average value per acre was $38.49
With the exception Of rye, cranber
rics, SOY beans and sorghum siruI
the average per acre last year showed
1eavy reductions from 1919 becaus,
IF the declines in prices.
Wide variation is shown in the val
ne per acre Of the various crops, whilC
the averages from diccrent state.
show Il broau range for each crop
The average farm value per acre c
he important farm crops as estimat
ed by the Department Of Agriculture
for last year and for 1919 follows:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
HOME BREW RULING
MAY Be RETROACTIVE

Louisville, Ky, Jan. I8. - The
ruling by the treasury department
at Washington, holding manufac-
turers Of home-brewed beer to d
penalty of $1,000 BY the govern
ment, has not been received by
Collector Elwood Hamilton. Ham
ilton said, however, he believed
the original ruling, which was
given to Michigan's internal reve-
nue. collector, will be general
throughout the country. The rul-
ing stlpulates that home brew is a
violation even Whcrr there is ne
sale or evidence OF consumption.
Hamilton said he would not be il
a position to say whether he will
be authorized to collect back pen
altics from vioIatOrs already be
fore the court until he had seen
the ruling.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
JURY LET'S MARTIN
OFF WITH SHORT Term

Louisville, Ky, Jan. lS.-Geogc
l.. Martin was given five to ten
years in the state reformatory in
connection with charges of loot
ing the German Savings Fund and
Building Association by a jury
here today, Notwithstanding the
attorneys and the
courts recommendation of eight
years.
MARTIN pleaded guilty to a
charge of making false entries in
the books OF the corporation and
the penalty was the maximum on
three indictments for that off cnse.
The jury was out so minutes.
Immediately after the sentence
Of Martin, whose alleged specula-
tions resulted N a loss of 100000
to the savings association.
Another Jury sentenced two ne
groes to two years for theft of
$40.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
NO KENTUCKY TRAIN
To INAUGURATION
snv Associates s-rcss)

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 17.-hentucky
Republicans who wish to attend the
inauguration of Warren G.. Harding
as president OF the United States on
March will do SO as individuals.
This was decided upon at recent
meeting of the Republican state com
mite here and there will be no excep-
tions to the rule, according to Lilburn
Phelps, secretary of the committee
Heretofore it has been the custom
to charter q train or in the event
that was not done for organized bod
les of Kentuckians of the political
faith Of the president to be inaugu-
rated to attend. This year, in line
with the request of Mr.. Harding for
simplicity, nothing of the sort will be
done.
A few prominent Republicans, in
Guiding Alvin Hert, national rommit-
teeman; Chesley H. Searcy, chairman
of the state committee; Governor Ed
win p Morrow and number of state
officials may attend.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
LEBUS BLOCKS SALES
AT CYNTHIANA MONDAY

Cynthiana, Ky, an. 18.-Fifteen
hundred farmers were disappOint-
cd when the tobacco sales failed
to reopen here Monday. due to Il
dispute as to which house should
have the first sale.
On january 4 four of the horscS
sold Il few rows by agreement and
Il fifth house passed its sale on ac-
count OF low prices. On the same
afternoon mass meeting OF la. -
mcrs adopted resolutions asking
the markets to close. Four of the
houses announced they would fol
lo Lexington and suspend sales.
The new house Of the Clarence
LcHu> & Sons Company. which
had the first sale. announced that
"A HIS should be allowed to sell
il they wished and held a second
sale January 8. This house an
uounccd a third sale for January
II, but on that morning after a
conference OF bankers and ware
huuscmcu. MIR. I.cBuS. announced
there would be no sale until Mon
day, january II.
AftCr a consultation with the
supervisor Of the Lexington mar
kct, w. l.. McMurtry, supervisor
OF the Cynthiana market. an
nounCcd that the sale Monday
would be at the independent
house and then follow the regular
rotation.
Early Monay. Clarence LcBuS
served notice ON the buyers that
the sale would be at his house,
whcrcupou Supervisors MCCurtry
served notice on the buyers that
the sale would be at the lndcpcnd-
cnt.
The buyers decided that under
the circumstances they would not
buy Monday, and several OF them
went to Lexington, presumably t.
get instructions from their mama
gers.
Mr.. LcBus. Mr.. McCurtry,
Attorney Daniel Durbin and scv-
eral others left for Lexington at
noon. as the local board OF trade
at a meeting on January 3 had
voted to be guided by the LcXing
ton market.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
RECORD Size COON
CAPTURED AT Bend
Bend, January. 1S.

Bend, January. Is.
The most interesting hunting
.cXpcdition that ever happened in
this section occurred last Satur-
day. Will Hill, Of College Hill,
was out on the hcadWaters OF
Flint Branch with his noted dog,
King. King scented the track OF
something. and began acting
strangely. He followed it for a
mile or more. when he began
barking up large tree.
Mr.. Hill went back to get help
leaving King to guard and return
ed with dozen men and dogs.
Mat. Hendrix being an expert
climber, ascendcd the tree, to take
the coon from his den. When
the coon was disturbed in his cozy
bed, he ran out by Mr.. Hendrix :;
jumped down ran over men and
dogs and made for another tree
When it had gone up 10 or Is feet
King sprang up the tree. bringing
the coon to the ground.
Men and dogs engaged III the
fight and finally subducd it. When
it was dressed it weighed fifty
pounds. Th0Sc-wfTU- were c1rgag-
cd got a nice piece of meat. Mr..
Hill is going to have the hide
dressed and have a cap and Jacket
made out OF it. and from the re-
maindcr he will have a rug made
for King to recline on in his de
years. Thomas Bellows,
an old time hunter, who has hunt
cd bear and coon in the Cu1nbcr-
land mountains. declares he never
saw ono equal this in size or as
we'll fattcd, and the flavor OF the
meat was as good or better than
the old time bear meat.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
FOREST HILL

One of the most enjoyable occasions
of the season was the dance of which
Tunnel Lowry was host given at his
home in the country near Forest Hill.
About 35 guests were present. Those
who responded to the invitations were
Misses Lucille Azbill, Ellen Million,
Matte and Jala Wells, Eva and Ellen
Haden, of this place; Ollie Butler, Of
Winchester; Elizabeth Jenkins, Edith
Wheeler, Beulah Bolton and Miss
Fowler; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hardin,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Thompson, Ed
Fowler and Mr.. Willoughby, of Rich
mOnd; Messrs. Elmer Haden, Lloyd
Lowry, Jasper Million, Giles Cox,
Russell Azbill, Vernon and Leon Pigg,
Chester Martin, James Tribble,
Franklin Million, Elmer and Oldham
Powell, Paul Moore, Burgin and Guy
Cosby and Arnett Taylor. Splendid
music was rendered and everybody
reported delightful time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
SENSATIONAL MAIL
ROBBERY AT CHICAGO
Youthful Bandits Rob Mail Truck
of Ten Sacks of Federal
Bank Money

Chicago, Jan. 1S-Five youthful
bandits held up United States mail
truck at Union Station here early to-
day, and escaped in an automobile
with ten sacks of registered mail.
Police say the pouches contained Il
Federal Reserve Bank money ship
ment to st. Paul bank
The bandits surprised three postal
employees guarding the pouches, and
forced them back into the truck while
the bandits car drew alongside and
compelled the postal employees to
transfer the mail bags. The robbery
was accomplished in few minutes.
Much obliged; so long," said the
leader as the bandits car sped away.
Postal authorities said the ship
ments average about $1O0.OCO. but
expressed the belief that the ban
dts did not get anywhere near
that amount.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
BLANTON APPEALS FINE

l.. r. Blanton, we'll known coal
dealer, appealed from fine of $50
assessed against him by jury in po-
ice court Tuesday morning, as a re-
suit of an altercation with Fireman
Nose Nelson after a fire early Mon
lay morning. The fine was the min
mum penalty that could be given
Attorney A. Il. Burnam will take the
case to higher courts on behalf of
Mr.. Blanton.
Frank Collins was fined $50 and
costs on a charge of using abusive
language to Miss Miree Ecton at the
Richmond Hotel
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
NOTICE

The doctors of the Robinson HOspi-
tai and Clinic, Berea, KY, wish to
make the following announcement:
They retain their offices in the Rob
inson Hospital building, receiving
and treating their patients there, just
as before.
All surgical and medical cases,
however, which require nursing and
hospital care, will be cared for by the
Robinson doctors at the Berea College
Hospital. B. F. ROBINSON, M. D..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
SHOTS CAUSE KILLING RuMoR

Several shots heard out on the rail
road track Monday night led to a ru-
nor in town Tuesday morning, that
there had been a shooting and killing
II the East End. iPatroImen Hardin
and Golden heard the shots and made
IN effort to find the shooters, but
Without avail. T4ey said that the
ihots seemed TO be outside the city
limits anyway
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
SMALL AFTERNOON FIRE
AT THE DIXIE INN

A few minutes before three o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, a fire alarm was
turned in by Mrs. Burris, of the
Dixie Inn, whose attention was called
by one of her boarders to smoke issu-
'ng from the furnace room The boys
arrived on the scene and after cutting
through the floor soon had the blaze
eX~inguished. The loss is reported
mall.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
Lincoln Farmer Dead

Relatives here have received
news Of the death at his home
near lIustonvillc. Lincoln county.
OF J. X. Baughman. 20, a promi-
nent farmer of that section. He
passed away Monday afternoon
aftc a lengthy illness. His wife
and five children survive. He was
the only surviving brother of S.
II. Baughman, of Stanford, who
frequently visits relatives here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
a CORRECTION

The contribution handed in To the
Society Editor Monday, announcing
The engagement of Miss Deering and
Mr.. SandIin, was probably done by
someone thinking it a good joke, and
the Daily Register is asked to contra
-6ct the statements in today's issue,
which it is glad TO do, as it proved to
BE only false rumor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
Big Fight IL Galway

London. jan. 18,-I'our civilians
were killed and seven Black arc
Tan Auxiliary policemen we're
wounded i'll a. fight in County Hai-
way. Ireland, according, to . c
port received here todly. rs
hight ensucd when the BIt>': ,.uI
Tan patrol was ambushcI near
Galway City.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
Zero in Canada

Toronto, Jan. lS.-Tenlpera-
ttre at Iroquios Falls. Ontario, to
day is 40 degrees below zero. Al
Canada, except the Pacific 2n At
lantic coasts, is in the grip OF zero
weather.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
ARMED NEGROES ROB YOUNG
WOMAN ON THE STREET

Louisville, Jan. 18-While waiting
for a Chestnut and Brooks street car,
Miss Lucille Lipscomb was robbed of
$10O while pistol points were pressed
against her. Three white men who
witnessed the robbery told her they
were afraid tot interfere because not
armed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18

make it out for me- I've been fight
ing and the company don't pay for
fighting" Walker said he congrat-
ulated Elmore on having read his pol
icy SO closely, and he went out. He
said that the Johnson woman didn't
say that the wound was accidental;
nor did EImore The woman being
recalled, denied that she or that Ell
more had made any statement to
Walker; she said he had been given
hypodermic and was not talking.
On being recalled Babe Nelson said
that when he first saw Elmore he was
out of the house, and he brought him
back in.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18
TWO WOMEN IDENTIFY
PRISONER AS HUSBAND

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 18-Among a
number who have viewed Louis Long,
held as a forger, expecting to identify
him, are two women, each of whom
declared he was her husband. One
used his name. The other gave only
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-18

Washington, Jan. lS.-'Ihc re
apportionment bill providing an
increase OF membership from 455
TO 4S3 was taken up today under
a general agreement for five
hours debate, which is expected
to delay a vote until tomorrow
Opponents Of the increase said al
ter a canvass the bill will be de
feated by big majority and a
substitute adopted limiting mcm-
bership to the present house total
by shifting II seats from ii to 8
stateS