America Must Aid Armenians In Starving Syria
A patriotic essay urges the United States to act now for Armenians and Syrians starving under Turkish rule. The author frames America as a moral knight and warns that delay costs thousands of Christian lives, calling for immediate aid, food, and indemnities to rebuild and protect refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Syria
Armenia
Torker
Turken
Sears
Atherion
Asia Minor
Armentaneani
The Tork as an Imitator
Booth Tarkington comments on Turkish actions during World War I and the Armenian and Syrian relief crisis. He condemns atrocities across Asia Minor, noting mass deportations and killings, and argues American aid should be directed to relief rather than war debt. The piece links historical patterns from Abdul Hamid to Talaat Pasha and calls for immediate support for refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Hamid
Haver Pasha
Talaat
Committee
Rolief
America
Tian
Altone Thor
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County Missouri 1919
Deeds filed in Lafayette County Recorder's office for week ending January 4 1919 list transfers among Ike H Noyes Frantz G Trealen W D to Benjamin Geary John P Greer to William Kelly Robert G Smith to Fincelius Gray William Simpson to Joseph Gully James Madison Trustee to William Wernwag Hugo C Piepmeier to Willis Gren Concordia Canning Co to H W Tagtmeyer and others. Transfers cover Lexington Higginsville Odessa and Concordia including lots and blocks in Koppenbrink Additions and Hunter's Additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
Lexington
Lafayette Co
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike H. Noyes
Frantz G. Trealen
Benj. A. Geary
W. D
Buckingham & Co
John P. Greer
Wm. P. Kelly
S. S. Add
Higginsville
Robert G. Smith
Fincelius R. Gray
William Simpson Et al
Jos. Gully
Odessa
John T. Heathman
William A. Campbell
W. DA
T. S
Houx
Chas
W. Storey
Wm. P. Lain
James Madison
Wm. T. Wernwag
Hugo C. Piepmeier
Willis Gren
Order of Publication In Estate Sale Proceedings
In Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court an administrator petitions for a sale of real estate of Isaac O Hays deceased referencing parts of Lot 1 and 6 in Block 58 First Addition Lexington and adjacent rights of way. Notice to interested parties given with date for objections by February 8 1919 and publication to follow in Lexington News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Said
Isaac O. Hays
R. Sam Hinys
Jenne O. Hays
Said County
Isaac ©. Hays
Lexington
Ice Street
Highland Avenue
Third Street
Second Street
Sandford Sellers
Sandford
Heira
Axsigna
Tisane O. Hays
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington Missouri
County of
of Missour
Anid
Lafudge
Brounte Fayette
Chamberlain's Tablets A Remedy For Indigestion
The advertisement urges Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It claims they strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, noting indigestion often comes with constipation and that the tablets produce gentle bowel movements to relieve the condition.
DivorceSuit Notice in Lafayette County Missouri 1918
In Lafayette County Missouri a divorce suit is filed against John Becarro by Mary Becarro. The petition cites indignities, insults, cursing, abuse and drunken behavior in 1917 1918. The court warns John Becarro to appear by Feb next term or default will be entered. Published in Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becarro
John Bevarre
Missouri
Alesse
John Bacarro
Lexington
Xingtin Intelligencer
Lafayetty
W. T. Tutt
Felix G, Young
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Felix G. Young
Pinal Settlement of the Hyde Estate Proceeding
The executor Henry C. Wallace will apply for a final settlement of the estate of Erskin G. Hyde. The Probate Court of Lafayette County Michigan will convene at the February term in Lexington at the probate court room on the second Saturday in February 1911.
VINAL SETTLEMENT IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY MISSOURI
Notice to all creditors and interested parties of the estate of John Aull deceased that the administrator William Rule will apply for a final settlement at the February term 1910 of the Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will begin on the second Monday in February 1910 at Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonh Aull
Sait
Lafayette County
Missouri
Uoon
Lexington
William Rule
Final Settlement Notice in the Marian A. Jacksin estate
Notice to all creditors with other persons inuricated in the estate of Marian A. Jackson deceased that the Public Administrator will apply to make a final settlement at the February term 1919 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The proceeding will begin in the Probate Court room in Lexington on the second Monday in February. CHILES Public Administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Board
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
William Beard
Marian A. Jacksi
Finn
Estelle
Christian Walk
Leona BR. Mark
Sall
I. K. Leiter
Gustav Drumm
Lesiurton
A. G. Phetzing
James Peak
Laxinitén
James I. Peak
Laureno S.G. Peak
Mary C. Henry
John Chamberlain
Claus Henning
Monilay
Multiple Probate Settlements Probed in Lafayette County
Executors and executrix announce final settlements for estates in Lafayette County Missouri, with February 1919 probate terms at Lexington and Lafayette County Probate Court. Notices list estate of James Peak, Mary C Henry, Claus Henning and Leona Br. Mark, among others, with sales of trust property to secure a note.
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Near East
Asia
Ellis Parker Butler
Ameriqan
Chafrald
Republic
Troatia
Germany
Yen
Turkey
Geystand
Paris
Avia
Americn
Oria
Amperioa
Tom
Jae Tong
Long Trai
Booth Tarkington
Dardanelles
Concordia Canning Co
W. Tagtmeyer
Koppenbrink
Concordia
Telegenkamp
Koppienbrink
M. G. Dollie
J. Vogt, Jr
Concordia Concordia Canning Co
L. H. Meyer
M. I’. Ehlers
Koppenbrink’s
A.E. Bruns
A. W. Gruebbel
Wm. P. Kelsey
Marguerite Fanolio
de Ation
Misso County
Dapayette
Mary Becarro
Ann R. Vaughan
Probate Court
E. B. Vaughan
Stephen N. Wilson
Ericn G. Hyde
Micsonyi
Pehenary
Henry CC
Wallace
H. ©. Chiles
Emma Walk
Louis Petsch
Frances
Elva
Mircouri
Pomeroy
Minsouri
Lafayette Missouri
Sai
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