January 12, 1925
Klan Oust Two High Officials; Atlanta Former House Member Appointed Day Watchman and Guide of Capitol
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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 12, 1825, Kentucky created Edmonson County from Grayson County, Hart County, and Warren County and named it in honor of John Edmonson, the military… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 11, 2000
College President’s Role Shifts To Fund-Raiser McConnell Allows Private Testimony In Impeachment Trial
January 11, 1925
Street Car Traffic Relief Soon; Louisville Franklin Farmers Urged To Grow Cotton
January 11, 1975
Kissinger Warns The World Scramble For Oil Would Be “Ruinous To All” U.S. May Ai Missiles At Soviet Military Sites
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 11, 1815, Kentucky created Allen County from Barren County and Warren County and named it in honor of John Allen, hero of the Battle… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 10, 2000
Tobacco Companies Offer $14.5 Billion To Silence Texas Suit Governor Patton’s Budget Offers Generous Raise To Teachers
January 10, 1975
Nixon Invites 8 Countries To Solve Energy Crisis Kissinger Flying To Middle East For Negotiations
January 10, 1925
Kentucky Teacher Pledge Full Support To New State Superintendent of Public Instruction Selling Firearms To Minor Charged Ashland
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
January 10, 1786, Virginia passed the 1st Enabling Act, favoring the separation of Kentucky. January 10, 1810, Kentucky appointed Henry Clay, a Democratic-Republican, as… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY