September 25, 1924
Col. Theodore Roosevelt For NY Gov. Local Not Guilty of Killing Prohibition Agent After 1.5 Hour Trial; Frenchburg
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On September 25, 1773, from North Carolina, Boone set out with a party of family and friends for his 1st attempt to settle in the… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
September 24, 1924
Dancing Assailed In Sermon By Baptist Preacher; Lexington UK Has Severe Shortage of Dorms
September 24, 1999
Mt. Sterling’s Worst Murder Ends Today At Sentencing; Dr. John Elswick NASA Loses Mar Orbiter
September 24, 1974
Lexington Firemen Plan Massive Protest For Its Union To Be Recoginized Phoenix Hotel Sold Again This Time To A Philadelphia Firm
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September 24, 1816, William Ramey, Elkhorn City’s 1st settler, bought 200 acres of land and began settling the rugged valley of Eastern Kentucky. Localtonians wish… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
September 23, 1999
Tobacco Forces Vow To Fight; Kentucky Lawmakers/Smokers Criticize Federal Action Governor Patton Says Litigation Could Bankrupt Cigarette Makers
September 23, 1974
Veteran Grower Has Never Seen A Wetter Tobacco Season Legislator’s Car Hit By Sniper; Liberty
September 23, 1924
Gotham’s Famed Indifference Aids Man of Mystery UK Professors Return From Robinson Forest in Quicksand Area; Reforestation Project; Breathitt County
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On September 23, 1913, Lexington’s grand premier of the Ben Ali Theater featured a vaudeville act, The Passing Show of 1912. The stage was said… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY