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February 24, 1924
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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 24, 1775, the North Carolina Gazette printed NC Governor Martin’s letter. He quoted at length from the Royal Proclamation of 1763, particularly the portion… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 23, 1999
Kentucky Sues To Stop Paying Convicted Felon In Prison George B. Campbell Dies; Hazard Community Leader
February 23, 1974
Governor W. Ford Touted As V.P. Running Mate for Senator Jackson Atlanta Newspaper Editor Released by Kidnappers After Two Days
February 23, 1924
Kentucky’s Part In the World War Documented Governor Fields Sings America in the Stamping Ground Streets During a Light Snow Storm
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 23, 1836, Logan County native James “Jim” Bowie hurried to gather provisions and herd cattle into the Alamo compound while he was ill and… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
February 22, 1999
Gates Foundation $5.2 Billion Now 6th Largest Philanthropic Organization Lilly Endowment Of Indianapolis Largest In World at $15 Billion
February 22, 1974
3 Persons Killed in Hijack Attempt at Washington/Baltimore International Airport Knight Newspaper Executive Criticizes Nixon Over Watergate in Lexington Speech
February 22, 1924
Senate Kills Bill Repealing Pari-Mutuel Bet Law Thousands of Klansmen Will Parade Tonight; Oklahoma City