August 27, 1974
Lindberg Dies of Cancer Land-Buying For Red Dam Set Back Three Months
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August 27, 1924
Negro Slain In Police Station Trying To Flee Two Congressional Candidates For Congress 3rd District Throw Punches
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August 26, 1828, the Commonwealth swore in Thomas Metcalfe as the 10th governor. Joseph Desha, the outgoing governor, disliked Metcalfe so much he didn’t leave… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 26, 1999
Kentucky Will Get 14 More Immigration Agents Drug Sting Nets Dozens From America Airlines
August 26, 1974
Harlan Coal Miner On Strike Shot By Co-Worker Standiford Field Is Plagued By Constant Radar Problems; Feds Declare it Unsafe
August 26, 1924
Soldiers Killed; 19 Hurt At Camp Henry Knox; Truck Overturned Danville Man Missing for 24 Years Found Wondering
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On August 25, 1828, Robert Trimble’s term on the U.S. Supreme Court ended abruptly when he passed away at 55. In 1826, President John Quincy… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY