May 19, 1923
49th Kentucky Derby Runs Today; East Has Enchantment; West Favors Nassau 150 to 300 Cases Stolen From Ridge Distillery Near Louisville
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Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets May 19, 1840, John Adair, Kentucky’s 8th governor (1820-24), died. Kentucky historian Lowell H. Harrison opined that creating the Bank… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
May 18, 1998
India Confirms At Least One test Was a Hydrogen Bomb Many Kentucky Towns Still Defined By Burley
May 18, 1973
McCord Telling Inside Story of Role In Watergate Affiar Federal Charges Dismissed Against UK Professor- Drugs
May 18, 1923
15 Religious Beliefs Represented at U. KY. Harding Again Proves Himself 100 Per Cent Dry
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Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets May 18, 1808, Elijah Craig passed away in Georgetown. A former Baptist preacher, he received jail time in Virginia for… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
May 17, 1998
Tobacco Bill Takes Main Stage Real Quiet Silences Doubters In Preakness
May 17, 1973
Parade, Bean Soup Sale Marked Arm Forces Day Senate Hearings Open On Watergate
May 17, 1923
Women’s Club Wants Amendment To Protect Children, Laura Clay Opposes Children Marriage Laws Recommended Boys 14-Girls 12 Currently Can Marry; 21 For Both Is Advised
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Kentucky Trivia ● Kentucky Tweets May 17, 1825, Marquis de Lafayette sat for Mercer County native Mathew Harris Jouett in his Short Street studio in… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY