NEWS: Rev. Boyce Taylor & Rev. J.L. Davis Debate, 1921, Pulaski Co.
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Middlesboro Daily News, Middlesboro, KY Jan. 24, 1921

Pastor With Jail Record In War Engages In Joint Debate

   Somerset, Ky.  Jan. 22.  -- The Rev. Boyce Taylor, who received much 
attention when he was placed in jail at his home in Western Kentucky 
during the war for utterances of an unpatriotic nature, has been 
holding a four days' joint debate in the eastern part of Pulaski County, 
with the Rev. J.L. Davis, formerly a pastor of a Christian church in 
Rockcastle county.  The debate attracted large crowds from all parts 
of the county.