March 22, 1974
Law Makers Kills Bill For State Wide Automobile Owner Registry The Red River Gorge May Pass Into Oblivion
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March 22, 1924
Kentucky Rum Figures In Two Capitol Probe Ford Motor Company Buys 22.5 Acres Downtown Louisville From State Fair Board
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March 22, 1782, in the Battle of Little Mountain, seven of Captain James Estill’s axmen, out of 25, died in desperate hand-to-hand fighting with a… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 21, 1999
Lexington Catholic Wins 1st State Basketball Championship Around the World Fight, in a Balloon, Makes History
March 21, 1974
People Who Know Would Call Wall Street “Disaster Area” Jacksonian Hotel Closed For Last Time; Scottsville
March 21, 1924
Super Power Electric Merger Will Connect 5 States Civic League Kite Tournament Today
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March 21, 1775, Virginia Governor Dunmore issued a strong proclamation against Richard Henderson and the Transylvania Company. On March 21, 1782, Captain Estill’s party regrouped… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 20, 1924
Legislature Is Adjourned at 12:56 A.M.; Celebrations Mark Close Mother Guilty In Poisoning Case; Lawrenceburg
March 20, 1999
Turn Out Impressive For Cat Fans Who Win in St. Louis; 58-Miami (Ohio) 43 Two Woodford County Escapees Caught; One In FL and the other… Read More »March 20, 1999
March 20, 1974
39 Senators Back Nixon; 17 Favor Resignation Nixon Wants Soviet Help With Israeli Conflict