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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

2

Farris Indicted in Police Pay Bill Probe

Frank H. Farris of Rolla a former Democratic house leader and Rey Cummins ex secretary of the Folica Relief Association were indicted by a St. Louis grand jury in a probe into funds raised to aid passage of a police pay bill. Mackay of Rolla previously testified about representing lawmakers and raising money. Farris denied knowledge of the fund and planned to contest the charges in court.

Frank H. Farris Rolla Democratic House Rey Cummins Folica Relief Association St. Louis Farris Poatthon John 4Hey Parris Cummins James Mackay Rojla Grand Jury I. Louis Khimee

Clay County Votes 14 Percent Rock Road Bond In 1916

The state supreme court upheld Clay County’s 14 percent million bond issue for a 202 mile rock road network linking Liberty Excelsior Springs Smithville Holt Kearney and Missouri City. After a 1916 vote a mandamus test and delays followed. Jubilation greeted the ruling at Excelsior Springs as work prepared to start. The county seeks federal Hawes Law aid and negotiations proceed. Fulton minister's wife dies. Lebanon bank closes. Miriam Judge subscribes to Liberty loan.

Clay County Rock Road State Supreme Court J. 5 Simrall Liberty Excelsior Springs Smithville Holt Kearney Missouri City Kansas City Mandamus Hackmann Anshow Club Supreme Court Clay County Court Hawes

Missouri Press Association meeting spurs prowar civic aims

At Columbia a Missouri Press Association session urged building support for food production and conservation, liberty bonds, and military strength. Springfield Normal School athletes quit to enlist at the naval recruiting station under Coach A W Briggs, with four sailors named. Normal athletes reportedly join the cobra crippling sports next fall. William K. Davis of West Plains was elected grand commander of Knights Templar in Missouri at Springfield Columbia conclave. Centralia residents form group for a patriotic Day and Zone 5 demonstration at city hall.

Missouri Miseouri Presa Association Columbia Someta S. Verneta Springfield Normal School Elar A. W. Briggs Naval Horace Robbins Ralph Sheets Chester Cartwright Finis Engleman Cobra Davia Knights Templar William K. Davis West Plains Springfield Colombia Centralia Zone 5

Don t Risk Neglect Backed By Local Kidney Ad

A Lexington, Massachusetts note touts Dean s Kidney Pills as relief for sluggish kidneys and uric acid buildup. The ad quotes D Chariton of 422 Highland Ave and mentions temporary improvements. Several local residents depart after visits, including Mrs R C Groves returning to Kansas City and Miss DeLame Peacock returning to Higginsville.

Bright Rious Dean Lexington Ma. D. Chariton Highland Ave R. C. Groves D. P. Groves Kansas City DeLame Peacock Higginsville

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