September 10, 1974
Ford May Grant More Pardons Berea Man Arrested By FBI For Bombing the UN Building in NY
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September 10, 1924
Leopold and Loeb Given Life Terms Bloodhounds Trial Post Office Thieves From Lexington to Clay City
September 9, 1974
President Ford Runs Into 1st Public Protest Over Unconditional Pardon Evel Knievel Fails In Attempt To Jump Snake Canon
September 9, 1924
Candidates Go After The Farmer Vote This Fall Several States Holding Primaries Today
September 9, 1999
Horse Buyers Balk At 1% NTRA Wants To Charge At Auction Migrants Are finding Working Is Drying Up In Central Kentucky
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
The Virginia Gazette of September 9, 1775, described an exhibition of Morgan’s Riflemen or Morgan’s Rifles, previously Morgan’s Sharpshooters. “A man held between his knees… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On September 8, 1775, Frances Jane Greenleaf and her crew reached Fort Harrod. Francis later manufactured the 1st salt in Kentucky at Drilling’s Lick, an… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
September 8, 1924
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September 8, 1999
McGwire Hits #61 Storm Ends Louisvillian’s Bid To Row Across The Atlantic