Index for the Register Volumes 68-110 - Kentucky Historical Society

84:401, 417, 104:519; on education,
83:195; and George Chescheir's POW
reeducation program, 105:451; on
George Colvin, 85:68; on Henry H.
Denhardt, 84:384, 391–92, 396, 96:302;
on J. C. W. Beckham, 95:44, 52; on
John Sherman Cooper, 84:198; on
judicial elections, 93:418; on Ky. lottery,
87:405; on Lawrence Wetherby, 84:405,
408, 411–12; on League of Nations,
95:44–45, 47–48, 50; on lobbying,
76:301; on Matt Ward trial, 84:116,
118, 122–23, 131, 143; on miners,
86:220; on Patrick Henry Callahan,
92:196; on Paul E. Patton legacy,
100:82–83, 102:85–87; on prohibition,
92:184–85; and public school reform,
109:48, 53, 59; reporting on Harlan
County, Ky., 107:475; resistance to red
scare, 104:243; and Robert Worth
Bingham, 94:247–61; on school reform,
83:26–27, 31–32; state capital relocation
issue, 104:267, 269, 274, 277; on state
mental hospitals, 84:412; and strip
mining, 107:333; and subdivision
planning, 107:66; on the Tenth Indiana,
96:225; Thomas D. Clark commentary
on, 103:374; on Toonerville Trolley,
77:112–13, 116; truck deal story,
104:575; on University of Louisville,
81:59, 70; on USS Kentucky and USS
Kearsarge, 88:54; voter registration
drive in Louisville, Ky., 109:408; on
William McKinley, 96:254; on William
Preston, 93:285; on William S. Hays,
93:287; See Courier-Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal Magazine:
article about George Chescheir,
105:459–60
Louisville Daily Courier, 69:163, 165,
170, 72:114, 84:347, 99:345, 347, 352,
360; reaction to Louisville lynching,
102:372, 375, 379, 381; and the slave
curfew, 102:363–65; Thomas Hutchison
interview, 106:418–21, 424, 430–31
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Louisville Daily Democrat, 76:3, 210,
93:292; on the battle of Shiloh, 93:266;
Emancipation Proclamation, 106:587;
on Portland, 82:172–73, 175; slavery,
106:580; on Whigs, 93:393
Louisville Daily Journal, 70:9, 76:3, 200,
213, 84:347; on Abraham Lincoln,
76:206; on Democrats, 93:393; on Don
Carlos Buell, 96:328; on Green Clay
Smith, 76:202–3; on guerrillas, 86:355,
357, 361, 365, 368, 370; on John Bell,
76:156
Louisville Daily Union Press, 71:32
Louisville Defender, 71:250, 91:196,
99:21–22, 25, 28, 30, 34, 375, 104:238,
241, 246, 109:339, 415; on Albert
Ernest Meyzeek, 89:357; business
boycott in Louisville, Ky., 109:413–14;
and desegregation issues, 109:353;
Louisville mayoral election of 1961,
109:428; and public accommodations in
Louisville, Ky., 109:375, 401, 416–17,
420; support for the Bradens, 104:228;
support for William O. Cowger,
109:425–26; voter registration drive in
Louisville, Ky., 109:408, 410, 419
Louisville Democrat, 69:116, 160,
71:30–31, 33–34, 36–38, 42, 72:388,
73:222, 75:90, 80:293, 106:60; attitude
to Lincoln administration, 103:628;
Emancipation Proclamation, 106:455,
464; and General Orders, No. 11,
110:181; John Hopkins Harney,
105:593; on Matt Ward trial, 84:115–16,
118, 122–23, 131, 145; reaction to
Louisville lynching, 102:372, 377, 381;
and the slave curfew, 102:363–65;
Thomas Hutchison interview, 106:419;
Vicksburg campaign victory celebration,
103:659
Louisville Diamonds: The Louisville
Major-League Reader, 1876–1899, by
Philip von Borries: noted, 97:237–38
Louisville Directory (1832), 106:62,
107:47
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