Optimistic business outlook shown in Wilson letters
Washington reports optimistic views from bankers manufacturers and merchants directly contradicting Republican crisis talk. They cite a bumper grain crop and a lasting boom aided by anti trust and currency reforms. Wall Street weakness blamed on stock traders while clock factory import figures show modest gains under Democratic tariff policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Wall Street
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph P. Tumalty
Thomas L. Reilly
Connecticut
Reilly
New Haven
Department of Commerce
Mayor Taubman Surrenders in City Nuptials
Mayor Albert E. Taubman wed Miss Anna M. Stalling at the Methodist parsonage in a noon ceremony conducted by Rev. R. N. Allen. The couple, from prominent local families, left for Kansas City after the ceremony as friends extend best wishes.
Travel Plans Depart for Europe With Boston Meeting
Dr. G. W. Fredendall left Friday morning for Boston where he met F. T. Wilson. They sailed Tuesday on the Amerika for Cherbourg France to tour Southern Europe and return about September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fredendall
Boston
Mass
F. T. Wilson
Amerika
Cherbourgh
France
Europe
Twenty Years in Barber Business in This City
Daniel Ruebel marks twenty years in his barber shop in the city with gratitude to patrons and citizens. He notes twenty years of cordial service, involvement in local affairs, and hopes for continued goodwill, signing with best wishes and loyal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
Daniel Ruebel
Fatal train accident near Carter mine injures man
Grover Robinson was severely injured when struck by a Missouri Pacific train near the Carter mine Saturday evening. He suffered multiple broken bones and serious head and body bruising while returning from wheat field work in western Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Robinson
Missouri Pacific
Carter Mine
Kansas
Attempted Murder of Concordia Woman by Husband
Charles Kelso of Concordia attempted to murder his wife Saturday by slashing her throat. He then tried to kill himself with a second cut. Neither survived the attack fatally. The act occurred before several witnesses. Kelso was jailed Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kelso
Concordia
Kelso
Scaffold Falls injures two workers at high school
Tuesday morning while working on the High School building a scaffold gave way. C. BE. Ying ling sustained a dislocated elbow and a fracture in the same arm, with facial bruises. William Loomis, on the scaffold, was considerably bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE. Yingling
William Loomis
Annie Loomis
Local residents make visits and move homes
Mrs J S Lehman returned to Philadelphia after a visit with her father Judge John H Burden. Mrs Nannie Steele and daughter Mrs W R B Humphrey left for Siloam Springs Arkansas. Mrs Charles Weiner returned to Joplin after visiting. Kansas City’s Lee Riva spent the day here with relatives. B V Vawter and family returned to Marshall after visiting. The Bell property on Franklin street, damaged by fire years ago, was sold to Lydia L Semler. Miss Geneva Arnold Farley of Sedalia arrived for a visit with the Vaughan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lehman
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John H. Burden
Nannie, Steele
W. R B. Humphrey
Norma Claire Humphrey
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Charles Weiner
Joplin
C. Brashear
Lee Riva
Kansas City
B. V. Vawter
Marshall
Bell
Franklin Street
Lydia L. Semler
Geneva Arnold Farley
Sedalia
E. B. Vaughan
Durst Visits Lexington in Democratic Congressional Bid
Hon Harry D Durst of Springfield Missouri campaigned in Lexington on Wednesday seeking votes to succeed Hamlin. Durst, backed by Green County Central Democratic committee, appears poised to win the nomination by a handsome margin as he builds local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durst
Harry D. Durst
Springfield
Congress
Hamlin
Lexington
Dust
Central Democratic Committee
Green
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Supreme Court On
Courts of Appeals
Subiteme Court
Interir
Real Estate Transfers in Lexington Area June 27 1914
Deeds filed in Lafayette County Recorder office list transfers for Lexington and surrounding towns. Entries show buyers and sellers including H L Wehrman, Maud Schaeperkoetter, Fred Lieses, J N Sears, Pearl Vanausdol, and many others with parcels in Original Lexington, Anderson, East Higginsville, Concordia, Bates City, and Odessa. Totals range from small lots to large fractional parcels with values from 10 to 10000 dollars, reflecting broad property activity for the week ending June 27 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Missouri
Ike H. Noyes
Herman L. Wehrman
le da
William H. Nienkamp
Mary W. Sunderbrink
Henry Wilshusen
Frank Mavel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Maud Schaeperkoetter
Herman
John S. Miller
Fred Lieses
Corder
Ethel D
Hamby Guardian
John
Miller
Sallie F. Zeiler
George H. Green
Anderson
J. N. Sears
Lucy W
Emma Leora Norris
Pearl Vanausdol
Otis A. Fain
Patterson and Smith
Odessa
William E. Hurst
Punt
Theresia Heidenrich
Higginsville Mill Co
Higginsville
W. D
Brinkoetter
South Side
Felix
Frank KE. Buellens
Etta Long
Marriage Licenses Issued in Lexington Richmond and Corder Areas
Marriage licenses have been issued to Albert E Taubman of Lexington Anna M Stalling of Lexington William C Ottman of Richmond Einzel M Pickering of Richmond John K Brown of Corder Sarah L Bowman of Corder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Taubman
Lexington
Anna M. Stalling
William C. Ottman
RichmondEinzel M. Pickering
Richmond
John K. Brown
Corder
Sarah L. Bowman
Carter Named Assistant Surgeon-in-Chief of Confederate Veterans
F L Carter of this city is appointed Assistant Surgeon-in-Chief on the staff of Seymore Stewart Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Carter's commission will date from June 1, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Carter
Seymore Stewart
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Mr. Carter
Reverend Allen to preach at Maple Glen Schoolhouse
Rev. R. N. Allen, pastor of the Methodist church, will preach at Maple Glen Schoolhouse Sunday, July 7 at 3 o'clock p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Allen
Methodist Church
le Maple Glen
Missouri residents travel for meetings and visits
A lengthy list details numerous Missourians and friends visiting nearby towns and cities. People from Osage City, Wellington, Higginsville, Glasgow, and other locales traveled to Kansas City, Independence, Fall City, and Chicago for conventions, visits, or business, with several returning home by week’s end.
Local Social Notes From Town Visit Returns
Misses Mary and Frances Bow Man returned Tuesday evening from a visit in Kansas City. Miss Helen VanHoy went home to Tulsa Oklahoma Wednesday after visiting Mrs. Charles Wallace family. Miss Margaret Wallace accompanied as far as Kansas City to spend the day. Miss Maria Wood, fresh from Chicago, returned Wednesday morning. F A Hoefer returned Wednesday from a business trip to Chicago. Miss Irene Burgess came home Tuesday evening from Sedalia. Mrs EB Lay returned to Mullen Nebraska Wednesday after visiting her sister Mrs Marquis. Mrs Marquis also accompanied her as far as Kansas City to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harris
Fall City
Nebraska
Leona Vigneron
Osage City
Kansas
Clara Vadel
Wellington
Ida Chanal
Ryland Todhunter
Independence
Nannie Smith
Hughesville
Mary Ramey
Emil Sthencks
Kansas City
J. Sawyer Cannon
J. J. Woodruff
Higginsville
Hazel Price
Glasgow
Edward Porterfield, Jr
Wm. Shipman
Daisy Shipman
Morris Johnson
William Howe, Jr
Freeman Alford
Sandford Sellers, Jr
Todd
William Marrs
Harry Dunford
Paige
Lafayette Auto Company
Ed Miller
Lincoln
Nebr
Frank Grieser
Gladys Grieser
Mary and
Frances Bow- Man
Helen VanHoy
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Charles Wallace
Margaret Wallace
Maria Wood
Chicago
F. A. Hoefer
Irene Burgess
Sedalia
EB. T. Lay
Mullen
Neb
G. ©. Marquis
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Ory
Mayor Taubman
Lambert Lamber
Lexington, Missouri
Fred T. Hix
Williams
Geo. A. Webb
Bates City
William Amor
William T. Bell
Lydia
L. Semler
L. Carter
Nev
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