January 26, 1925
Coal Operators Hope For Better Time In Industry Figures In Teapot Dome Oil Lease Inquiry
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On January 26, 1810, Kentucky passed the 1st scalp law, which enabled the state to pay citizens for wolves’ scalps. January 26, 1842, the Commonwealth… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 25, 2000
Lewinsky Wants Immunity, Ties Were Close Not Sexual President Tells Friends Farmers and Regulators at Odds Over Tougher Rules On Hog Waste; Owensboro
January 25, 1975
Automaker Announces More Production Cuts Enrollment Down a Bit At UK
January 25, 1925
Midnight Closing For Drink Stands Is Urged Kentucky Oil Up
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January 25, 1715, Thomas Walker was born in Queen and King County, VA. As a Loyal Land Company member, Walker engaged in land speculation and… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 24, 2000
Monica Lewinsky May Face Criminal Charges Kentucky Thoroughblades in 1st Year Made More Money For Rupp Arena Than The Wildcats
January 24, 1975
Nixon Proposes More Funds For Education Freeze on Some Petroleum Products Asked By Senator
January 24, 1925
Pari-Mutuel Law Repeal Is Asked In Two Measure; Kentucky General Assemby Negro Being Guarded By the State Guardsmen
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January 24, 1848, miners found gold in California. Kentucky’s high migration rate to find the precious metal fell behind Ohio, Massachusetts, and New York. January… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY