Red Cross Honor Roll Contributors Named Globally
Complete list of donors to date includes Li C Wallace Traders a R M Taubman E J McGrew J Q Peore Peak Family Lexee Savings Bank Commercial Mo Gas Electric Service Lyons J C Libte Lesueuer J C McGrew H Chiles W R VanAnglen XC Taubman Lee J Slusher Morrison Wentworth Bank Lafayette Ca 1-] Moorehends Wilson Bike Lod Waddell H Swartz Ike Be Baskett T C Sawyer E B Campbell 8 Sellers Mrs Mary A Rankin Mrs W T Bell Mr and Mrs John Slusher and many more. The list shows broad community support to the Red Cross drive across businesses and individuals.
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Li. C. Wallace
R. M. Taubman
E. J. McGrew
J Q. Peeore
Peak Family
Lexee Savings Bank
Commercial Mo, Gas, & Electric Service
Lyons
Private
J. C
Lib Te Lesueuer
J. C. McGrew
H. Chiles
W. R. VanAnglen
XC Taubman
Lee J. Slusher
Morrison-Wentworth Bank
Lafayette Ee
Moorehends Wilson
Waddell
H. Swartz
Ike
Baskett
T. C. Sawyer
E. B. Campbell
Sellers
Mary A. Rankin
W. T. Bell
John Slusher
Sao T
P. Brickwell
Richard W
CT. Ryland
J. Wilson Inkler Furniture Co
Chris Walk
J. G. Crenshaw
I. G. Neale
BE. T. Stier
B. C. Drummond
B. C. Bassenseen Gratz
Lexington Brewing Co
Wis Res
N. Sturgi Tergton
W. F. Hineslers
C. W. Johnson
W. P. Aull
Joseone
G. H. Schmidt
A. Egre
A . Wilson
Wm. Aull
W. Johnson
Thos. McIntyre
A. A. Grimes
Hix Bros
Aull
K. T
Lexington
Royal Archdeaean Lodge
A. F
E. Burden
H. F. Blackwell
Miss Bird Slusher
W. G. McCausland
Leiter
Jennie Shull
Mra. N
Steele
Louis Minor
Mike Geonesky
W. R. Humphreys
Dan Ruebel
C. Sheets
H. Wilcorro
L. Nee
Marra
Dr. C. Wuest
Jno
M. Owen
E. O ‘Meyer
Ben B. Steele
L. B. Bullard
J. C. Graddy
Frank Slaughter
Maud Graham
Geo, Taylor
Jas
A. Rankin, Jr
W. BR. Eckle
Roy T. Howard
C. A. Simkins
Clara Zimmerman
Hugh Spears
Chas
Fannie Irene Logan
Britt
Ike Noyes
John Jona
F. M. Burton
Mra
J. B. Young
J. N. Sturgis
Percy Aull
Geo. Wittenberg
Mise
Elin Nickell
M. B. Nick
Thos. Holleran
B. Ram
Mary Graham
James Drummond
H. Westerman
C. H. Smith
Susie Brawner
N. Wilson
Katherine N. Wilson
Winifred Win m E. Kriehn
Ida Ac
E. Lane
Maria Wood
David Albert
Rae Edwards
Laurence Es Raee Howe
Blackwell Goes to Kansas City on Legal Business
H F Blackwell traveled to Kansas City on Saturday to attend to legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Blackwell
Kansas City
Shriver Visit to Rochester Kin Ends Saturday
Mr and Mrs Everette Shriver returned Saturday evening from a visit with Mr Shriver s home folks in Rochester Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Everette Shriver
Mr. Shriver
Rochester
Indiana
Death of Mrs Coleman Schooler
Mrs Bien Ann Schooler widow of the late Coleman Schooler passed away at her brother G D Benton in Aullville on Thursday June 28 1917 at 2 30 pm after a lingering heart illness. Born September 15 1845 in Lexington she was the eldest daughter of E L and Isabel Lockland Benton. She married in 1882 and is survived by four sisters and a brother. Funeral by Rev Herdon Saturday 11 am with interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bien Ann Schooler
Coleman Schooler
G. D. Benton
Aullville
Lafayette County
Lexington
Schooler
Odessa
Great
Local residents take weekend visits and returns
John Hughes returned Saturday to Kansas City after visiting his wife with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Goodman. Mrs. A B Lewis, visiting Waddell family, left Saturday for St. Louis. H B Ruth and daughter Martha visited Gallatin. Tena Groneman left for St. Louis after a stay with Mrs. Henry Empire. Nadine Keith and Katherine Fulkerson spent Saturday in Kansas City. Gladys May Kennedy of Higginsville arrived for a city visit with Mrs. T C Sanders. Mayme Skinner visited Kansas City for a few days. Mrs. W B Douglas and daughter Gladys returned Friday from Corder. Katherine Nickerson returned to Warrensburg after visiting her sister. Reuben Slade went to Wellington to install a New Edison for Dr J A Mann. Marion Young returned to Wellington after a visit with relatives. W T Tutt went to Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Kansas City
James Goodman
A. B. Lewis
W. B. Waddell
St. Louis
H. B. Ruth
Martha
Gallatin
Tena Groneman
Corder
Katherine Nickerson
Warrensburg
G. C. Weber
J. T. Nesbitt
H. W. Mitchell
van Buren
Arkansas
Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Jennie Hanawalt
Chillicothe
S. W. Williams
Manley Clark
Nell Marrs
Clark
Warren P. Clark
George W. Simmons
Chas. Jordan
James Goosman
Denver
Col
T. S. Sawyer
Independence
Serat Wiley
Odessa
A. J. Chalkley
Mary Jane
T. W. Williamson
William Aull, Jr
Oklahoma City
M. I. Catron
Elizabeth
Marshall
A. E. Rogers
Wm. M. Hoge
Culver
Ind
George K. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
C. C. Wallace
F. L. Warren
Emma Young
Fierce Race War In East St. Louis
Mob violence with fires across East St. Louis leaves numerous dead and wounded. Adjutant General Dickson cites militia control plan with troops deployed in small groups to prevent gatherings and quell rioting. about five hundred rioters arrested after surrounding arrests without gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
East St. Louie
Ill
Empire
Adjt
Frank Dickson
Ichools
Warhington
Dickson
Fifteen Die As Water Tank Falls On Steamer Columbus
Milwaukee July 2 Fifteen persons died and at least thirteen were badly injured when a water tank on Milwaukee riverfront toppled onto the four hundred passenger steamer Christopher Columbus as she swung to return to Chicago. The tank struck near Water Street dock, pierced three decks and caused a panic as the Columbus drifted with the current. Tow boats Menominee Milwaukee and others cast off lines, the ship was carried toward the bank and swung away from the dock. Captain Charles Moody reported crews attempted to control the vessel as it moved toward the river bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River
Wheleback
Chicago
Water Street
Yachr & Lange Drug Company
Spain Moves Toward Republic as Political Turmoil Grows
London reports Spain tilting toward a republic as reformist parties unite in a radical bloc amid ongoing upheaval. Observers in informed circles believe the fall of the moderate regime may be imminent, with a republican government seen as likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spain
Reyublionn
Germans Stop Shipstrike at Stevum Yards
German authorities act to break a shipyard strike at Stevum caused by threats of punishment by soldiers. The move aims to quell disruption and restore calm as authorities intervene in labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Stevum
Munter
An eOldiers
Muthneer
Gold Imports Girl Coming from New York Shipment
Gold shipments arriving from Canada for J P Morgan & Co. total $6,300,000 with another carry of $102.64 million reported as imported here. The July 2 note cites New York as the origin and details an ongoing movement of precious metals for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Ga
Kerensky Leads Russian Advance In Galicia Front
War minister Alexander Kerensky led a Russian push into Austro German trenches in Galicia, driving forward for 10,000 prisoners and heavy gains. Western front saw little activity with raids around Lens and renewed trench fighting near Cerny and Verdun. Local notices report visitors, travel, and hospital runs in Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Haw
Kerensky
Washington
Prisquera
Konjuchy
Poelilons
Bysezany
Galicia
Kontuchy
Berlin
Koniichy
Koniuchy
Zlota Lipa
Brvevany
Lens
Aisne
Cerny
Trentino
Riva
Lake Garda
Ledro
Rome
New Russia
United States
Breezany
Galacia
Stripa
Naravuvka
Lemberg
Haig
Soucher
Meuse
Verdun
Potatoes Predicted To Rise In Local Market
In Chicago today producers forecast potatoes at about $19 per bushel with wholesale prices fluctuating and increasing trends noted by market watchers. The report highlights a tight supply and shifting demand contributing to the price outlook.
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Chicago
Senate finance panel Approves May Graduate Profit Tax Plan
The Senate finance committee discussed and generally approved a proposal branded as a May Graduate Profit Tax. The plan aims to adjust taxation on profits linked to wartime earnings, replacing a fiat approach with graduated rates. The discussion highlighted potential impacts on revenues and compliance.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
For Sale Granite Harvester Oil by E B Vaughan
Change in C A time card. Chicago and Alton Nightingale stops at Higginsville regularly. Leaves Higginsville 11 22 p m arrives Chicago 11 20 a m. Alton Hummer leaves Higginsville 7 42 p m arrives Chicago 8 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton
Nightingale
Higginsville
Chicago
Alton “Hummer
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Cross
Ryland Wallace
T. H. Is
J. T. Bell
E. D. Hix
C. H. Ryan
W. B. Dou Eedinglas
Katielin
Joe. R. Howe
Wm. H. Cohrs
Frances E. Young
Ruth Ashurst
Arthur Sheets
N. T. Wilcoxon
Pearl Huffman
Gussie Mehl
J. G
Adolph Gorae
A. 5. Loomis
Walter Miller
F. H. Carson
Alex. Graves
J. J. Willette
M. A. Shacklett
Mae Heimer
Jos. Alford
Tilton Davis
Herman Bruns
Breg N
Geo
H. Green
Ida Hyde Wilson
Kate Gr
C. Schenewerk
Pauline Sellers
S. Sellers
Reinhardt
Tile Boar
Geo. Catron
O. C. Willson
John Grinstead
F. A. Neet
Miss Carter
Ella Carter
Wm. Aull, Jr
Thos- Crenshaw
Bell Green
Genevieve Russell
Corinne Russell
Lucile Lockhart
Z. M. Williams
Grace Brashear
George Blackwell
Lelia Bates
W. P. Gray
Jne Lindblad
Clyde Kenney
Chas. Kinkead
Eugene Marshall
Lucy Marshall
S. F. Odell
Sarah Graddy
Dick Graddy
Edger Slusher
Chas, Chiles
Mise Carrie Glasscock
Glish
Castoria
Teuton
Breczany
Zwyzyn
Stokhod
Valhymia
Granite Harvester Oil
E. B
S. A. Vermillion
Higgins Ville
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