July 6, 1922
Latonia Enjoys Full Fields For All 7 Races Train Catches Fire 75 Feet Underground; New York
Latonia Enjoys Full Fields For All 7 Races Train Catches Fire 75 Feet Underground; New York
Citizens Try To Stop Pari-Mutuels At Ashland State Fair Ben Ali Theatre Lets 15 and Younger in Free For Day-With Coupon
U.S. Halts Railroad Strike Spread; New Walkout By 400,000 Delayed State Debt Shows 4 Governors’ Economies Fail; A.O. Stanley, J.D. Black, E.P. Morrow, and W.J.… Read More »July 4, 1922
$25,000,000 Is Kentucky’s Debt; Both Parties Accept Blame Kentucky Oil Output Grows
“End Strike” President Harding Tells Coal Men Great Rail Strike Fails To Interrupt Traffic
NATIONWIDE RAILROAD STRIKE CALL IS OBEYED Whiskey Runner Shot Dead; Anderson County
Kentucky’s Highest Court Ruled Voter Registration Law Unconstitutional Mexicans Seize More Americans
U.S. Warships Ready For Action In Mexico If Needed President Harding Tries To End Coal Strikes
U.S. Navy To Act Unless Mexico Free Americans Broker fails On Wall Street Many Lose It All
Kentucky Pioneers Federal Loan Program For Tobacco 3 Violent Prisoners Escape From Eddyville Prison