June 6, 1924
Descendants of Pioneers To Save Historic Pisgah Jefferson Davis Memorial To Be Taken Over By The State Saturday
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June 5, 1924
The Blast At Dix Dam to Collapse a Cliff into the Gorge Will Happen Soon Skull Found While Digging UK’s Stoll Field; Most Likely Civil… Read More »June 5, 1924
June 4, 1924
Metcalfe County In Turmoil Over Leaf Bed Rainds Governor Fields Admits, “He was Stung,” For Pardons He Granted
June 3, 1924
Senate Passes Child Labor Act; Constitutional Amendment Goes To State Confederate Memorial Day Observed; Wreath Laid On Henry Clay’s Grave
June 2, 1924
1st Photo Showing Return of Clara Phillips Sayre College Holds Commencement Ceremony
June 1, 1924
Daylight Saving Rule Appealed Wildcat Tennis Men Win State Title Over Georgetown, Wesley and Berea, Centre Had No Team
Saturday, May 31, 1924
War Dead Sleep On As Cave Hill Graves Covered With Blossoms Tribute Paid To Defenders By Nation, State, and City
Friday, May 30, 1924
Louisville Holds Parade Today For Soldiers Who Died In War Graves of 5,000 in Cave Hill Cemetery to be Decorated With Flowers
May 29, 1924
Annual Memorial Day Exercises At Cemetery Friday St. Louis Gangs Steal Whiskey From Old Taylor Warehouse by Digging Tunnels and Siphoning Barrells
May 28, 1924
Scores Cheer As Last Concrete Poured For J. Davis Monument; Hopkinsville Six Frankfort Men Taken In Dry Raids