August 17, 1924
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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 17, 1799, legislators adopted Kentucky’s 2nd Constitution to take effect in June 1800. This Constitution abolished the electoral college, allowing senators, representatives, the governor,… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 16, 1999
Big Slow Ohio River Is a Commercial Superhighway Tiger Wins the Wanamaker Trophy
August 16, 1974
U.S. Senate Ends Day Light Savings Time Grand Jury Wants To Know Where Hospital Money Went To; Hardin Memorial
August 16, 1924
Teddy Brewer ALIVE Wildcat Football Star Mixed Up With Another Kid His Age Famous Kentucky Cardinal Band of Maysville To Play Bluegrass Fair
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August 16, 1862, Adj. General Finnell reported that 41,703 Kentuckians volunteered for the Union Army, one year, four months, and four days into the war.… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
August 15, 1924
700 Seek Jobs At Bluegrass Fair President Coolidge Accepts Republican Nomination For Try at Another Term
August 15, 1999
Pee Wee Reese 1918-1999 Legend On Diamond; Gem in Life
August 15, 1974
Joe Creason, 55, Courier Journal Sports Writer Dies All Eyes On State Fair
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August 15-17, 1782, Captain Caldwell and his combined Shawnee and Wyandot forces attempted to surprise Bryant’s Station. The war party fired on the fort, burned… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY