Dowling Stewart

"... Frankfort, Ky,, June 25, Jack, a big German police dog who wasto have gone on trial for killing two sheep, frisked and frolicked at home a well-' fenced yard. Dowling Stewart, the farmer who accused Jack of the crime, able by death in the state gas chamber, agreed to withdraw his charges if his owner would keep him tied up. Jack's ..."

"... the Cromwell after the barge dance. Her guests included the following: Misses Anna Welch Hoover, Harriet McCreary, of Chicago; Cheatham Rodman and Elsie Dandridge, and Messrs. E. A. Rogers, Dowling Stewart, Robert McCrrary, Harry Rpgers, James Saffel and William French and Mrs. Frances Taylor SaffeL Frankfort Journal. IN HONOR OF MISS MILLER Mrs. James S. Winn delightfully entertained at luncheon Wednesday, ..."

"... CHARGE IS DISMISSED Frankfort, Ky,. June a big German police dog who was to have gone on trial for killing two sheep, frisked and frolicked at home a yard. Dowling Stewart, the farmer who accused Jack of the crime, punishable by death in the state gas chamber, agreed to withdraw his charges if his owner would keep him tied up. jack's ..."

"... Kentucky. Committees to have charge of thc convention have been named as follows; Host Club Executive Committee —L. T. Minish, chairman; C. V. Bridwell, Western Furr, John R. Sower, Dowling Stewart, Bernard Brislan, G. .W. Wilkinson, Mack Galbreath, H. V. Mcchesney, Lambert Suppinger, James L. Newman, Hampton Adams, Rudy Suck, W. F. Vatter, J. W. Ireland. Stewart, chairman; James Sullivan, Joe Kenen, Frank John S. Noonan, Bernard Brislan, H. K. •’Tabbs" Rogers. F. chairman; H. K. Rogers, John L. T. Minish, Less Perkins. Frank Sower, John R. ..."