Candidates Named for County Court Officials in 1914 Primary
Woe are authorized to announce Zach W Wright as candidate for Presiding Judge County Court subject to Democratic party primary on Tuesday August 4 1914. Also announced are W Bates for Clerk and William T Werner for Recorder of Deeds subject to Democratic primary on August 4 1914. Henry J Thomas named for Recorder of Deeds in the same primary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Houx
Zach. W. Wright
J. Henry Green
L. Carter
Aul Yanchy
Ee W. Bates
Party of
Thomas A. Walker
Stephen N. Wilson
Democratic Party
Pinar
WM. T. Wernwag
Recorder of Deeds
Henry J. Thomas
Au- Bilet
Cc. L. Wilson
C. Q. Kinkead
Tuesaday
D. G. Wade
D. G. Johns
Tutt Be a Candidate for Circuit Clerk
Ww, Tutte Be a candidate for circuit clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary election Tuesday August 4 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Leroy Farmer Seeks County Collector Seat in Demo Tuesday
Leroy Farmer, a candidate for County Collector, is slated to appear on the Democratic ticket in Tuesday's August 4, 2014 election activities. He seeks the county post amid local races and party events.
Missouri's Peril editorial stirs Kansas City Star clash
The piece rebukes the Star for its Metropolitan Street Railway stance, accusing editors of chasing selfish aims. It asserts rural editors are wary, while Missouri readers reject Star guidance, claiming the state's peril lies in biased newspaper coverage rather than voter corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Missouri
Star
Metropolitan Street Railway
Kamaas
Greene County Democrats Keep Durst Endorsement
The Greene County Democratic Central committee met Saturday with no move to rescind the resolution endorsing Larry D. Durst for Congress. The district has seen the endorsement openly challenged and changed in various areas by the Congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Democratic Central Committee
Larry D. Durst
Congress
Greene County Democrats Endorse Durst Amid Proxy Controversy
Hamlin accuses a political trick by three men behind the endorsement of Durst, claiming proxies and false representations influenced the action. A later meeting allowed the resolution to stand, reflecting a majority sentiment among Greene County Democrats per the Springfield Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Hamlin
Drisi
Tamlin
Springfield
Will of Dr W B Palmore Expires To Central College For Women
The will dated June 16 1911 names Rev Dr C C Woods and Archer B Anglen as executors with successors from DenCal College for Women Lexington Mo. If one dies the acting President becomes administrator and trustee. The estate directs funds to support nieces Pattie Clarke and Marguerite Clarke and their education. Three fourths of Saint Louis Christian Advocate stock goes to Southern Methodist Conference claimants. The Waverly Missouri farm and income go to Central College for Women to fund Bible teaching. The Saint Louis property and library and belongings are set to create an Industrial School at Central College for Women and support kitchen and dining room instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beverly Palmore
C. C. Woods
Archer
van Anglen
Malta Bond
Uetus
Dencal College For Women
Lexington
United States
Malta Bend
Saline County
Pattie . Clarke
Marguerite HL. Clarke
Virginia
Missouri
Central Colleg
Saint Louis Christian Advocate
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Waverly
Central College For Women
Washington Avenue
Saint Louis
Blair for Supreme Judge from Third District
The Third District and North Missouri present James T. Blair of DeKalb County as candidate for Supreme Judge. Blair, 43, is a Cumberland University graduate and former assistant attorney general with a long public service record. Supporters urge youth, vigor, and proven ability to clear a crowded docket and uphold the court’s integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Janes T. Blair
DeKath County
Blair
DeKalb County
Cumberland University
Springfield
Supreme Court Commission
Attorney- Wasral
Commission
Third District
St. Joseph
James T. Blair
Practical training for women in scientific handiwork
A Victorian notice promoting practical preparation for young women in dairy work drawing drafting bookkeeping stenography typing and domestic arts. It stresses readiness for life’s battles and is signed by William Bevery Pahnore with witnesses LC Woods Theo Copeland EE Unss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Theo
Copeland
Unss
Mrs. B. P. Silver Takes Daughter To Kansas City Visit
Mrs. B. P. Silver and her daughter Mita Mary Ellen traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. P. Silver
Mita Mary Ellen
Kansas City
Misa Nettia Bulkley
Higgins Ville
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The
Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allen
Postoffice
Clinton C. Barrett Asa
Harry D. Durst
Co. Chiles
John Marshall Price
W. A. Drysdale
Sapubt
Leroy Farmer
the County Committee
W. G. McCausland
W. B. Palmore
North
William Bevery Pahnore
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer 2d
W. H. Chlles
W. J. Bandon
Richard Field
J. Andrew
Casnter W
A. Catron
Dow
Board OF Directors
J. Barnet Young
W.V. A. Catron
Prank Howe
Herman E. Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Rutws
Rufus Young
W. 4. McCausland
N. Hopkins
Ler J. Slusher
B. R. Ireland
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Broadway
Walnut Streets
Union Depot
Tony Faust
Ty Winen
Jack Ryan
Charles Sehooley
Thos
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