September 12, 1924
Lexington Holds National Defense Day Parade; 3,500 Attend Probe Continues Into Train Wreck; Frankfort
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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, 1924
Candidates Go After The Farmer Vote This Fall Several States Holding Primaries Today
September 8, 1924
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September 7, 1924
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September 6, 1924
Senator Stanley Arrives In Lexington From Louisville By Train To Open Campaign; Woodlawn Park Largest Ear of Corn in Kentucky on Display At State Fair;… Read More »September 6, 1924
September 5, 1924
Three Army Planes Circling the Globe at High Speeds Senator Stanley To Kick-off Democratic Campaigns at Woodlawn Park
September 4, 1924
Elkhorn Church Group Enemy of Betting On Races State Will Get $3 Million From Motor License Tax
September 3, 1924
King Alfonso of Spain Wants His Horse In Kentucky Derby Three Jackson Men Shot Over Gambling on John’s Little Creek