German diplomacy and the Luxburg Zimmermann affair
The New York Times argues that German diplomacy is fundamentally treacherous, focusing on the Luxburg Zimmermann Knehlmann correspondence. It portrays German diplomats as conspirators who sow distrust, provoke conflicts, and manipulate nations to serve Germany, with Luxburg as the stark example of this system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxbury
Romania
Russia
Scandinavia
United States
New York
Luxburg Zimmermann
Knehlmann
Zimmermann
Mexico
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Germany
Japan
Bernstorff
Brazil
Norway
Spurles
Chile
Argentina
American
Europe
Luxburg
Diplomatic Service
The
New York Times
Fletcher's Castoria notice and Warrensburg normal school ad
The item notes children crying for Fletcher's Castoria linked to Misses Mary Grace and Lucile Lockhart with Cadet James visiting Wellington for Judge J A Lockhart's 81st birthday. It also promotes the State Normal School at Warrensburg offering wartime opportunities and urges December third enrollment or soon after for responsible positions in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Grace
Lucile Lockhart
James
Wellington
J. A. Lockhart
State Normal School
Warrensburg
For Sale Durham Calves and Eczema Cure Ad
For Sale 11 fine Durham calves offered by KK B Vaughan. Also an advertisement touts Sanol Eczema Prescription as a guaranteed skin tonic that cures eruptions and promises a perfect complexion with a drugstore trial. Ady.
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Durham
Ady
Kansas City visits mark Christmas holiday notes
Mr and Mrs James R Moore Sr returned to Kansas City after a visit with son James R Jr Jay Richardson of Kansas City spent Christmas with his wife visiting her parents Col and Mrs Sandford Sellers Mr and Mrs Vince Owen spent Christmas in Napoleon with relatives W B Douglass went to Kansas City to spend the day Mrs Edgar Slusher and Louise Shull spent the day in Wellington Mrs Virgil Kelley and two daughters left for Milwaukee to spend the holidays G W McKean went to Kansas City for several days O R Sellers arrived from Chicago to spend the holidays with homefolks
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James R. Moorehead, Sr
Kansas City
James R., Jr
Jay Richardson
Col
Sandford Sellers
Vince Owen
Napoleon
W. B. Douglass
Kankas City
Edgar Slusher
Louise Shull
Wellington
Virgil Kelley
Milwaukee
Wis
G. W. McKean
Harry Shier
Fort Worth
Texas
C. L. Morrow
St. Louis
Geo. M. Long
Pauline Long
Richard Hood
J. Arthur Bour
Excelsior Springs
Harry Wright
Higginsville
J. M. Owen
Arnold Simmons
Mr. Simmon
Chas, Simmons
A. J. Kinderknecht
St. Mary's
Kansas
T. C. Sawyer
Independence
Ben Steele
Percy Silver
John McBee
Fred Campbell
Lexington Results Leave No Doubt in Testimony
A Lexington citizen testifies to clear results as proof of merit. Henry Kroeck Sr. recalls kidney trouble and night awakenings, crediting Doctors Dean's Kidney Pills for relief. Miscellaneous holiday visits and local residents’ Christmas travel noted from Sedalia to Kansas City and Excelsior Springs.
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Lexington
Henry Kroeck, Sr
Main St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allen
Postoffice
Missouri
Intelligencer
Christmas
Ags
Windsor
W.G. McCausland
Lee
U. S. Food Administration
Merrell Seale Company
Syracuse, N.Y
Fletcher
KK. B. Vaughan
Alabama
Louisiana
Cuba
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Carolina
Chicago & Alton
A. Vermillion
O. R. Sellers
Chicago
Ouz
Clem and
David Roark
Sedalia
Mrs
Z. M. Williams
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Morrison- Wentworth Bank
Christmas Savings Club
1918
W. G. McCausland
Eler J. Slusher
N. Hopkins
B. R. Ireland
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Richard Field
J. Andrew
Cashier
W. V. A. Catron
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