Criminal Court notes on multiple defendants and pleas
Reported court items include Robert Collins and Mack charged with unspecified offenses and plea of not guilty with bonds set. Collins held for inability to bond. Snyder charged with lascivious conduct pleads not guilty and remains custody. Bertram faces jury trial for corner monument case and is acquitted. Others, Graham Anderson, Gelford Arnold, Milty Strong, enter pleas of guilty or not guilty for common assault with fines ranging from 5 to 50 dollars. Court adjourned to June 9.
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Art Annty
Robert Collins
Mack
Collins
Snyder
Y Mack
We Bertram
Mating Corner
Graham Anderson
Gelford Arnold
Y Strong
Ort
Athletics Drop Two In Close Lexington Odessa Game
Lexington fell to Odessa in a tight Sunday matchup as Ia opened scoring in the second for the lone run. Concordia later visited Ath and led 0 in the seventh inning before a storm interrupted play. final scores escaped full closure. Steries: Lexington Cross Helm, Concordia Dohrman Hinek.
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Athletics
Lexington Athletics
Odessa
Concordia
Ath
Lexington
Cross Helm
Dohrman Hinek
Central College Alumnae Reception Planned for June 4 1921
Central College Alumnae and Alumnae Association of that College for Women will hold an annual reception in college parlors on Saturday afternoon June 4 1921. Association members urged to attend at the College by 2 45 oclock. Mrs af Cc Graddy president Mrs G H Bates recording secretary Miss Amelia Baskett returned Wednesday from New York where she completed the A M degree course at Columbia University.
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Central College
Saturafternoon
Af Cc Graddy
G. H. Bates
Amelia Baskett
York
A. M. Dein
Columbia University
Murrell Auditorium
Ilona May Liller
Gelzer
Garver
Central
Handel
Messiah
Memorial services for George Thomas Cullom Post
The George Thomas Cullom Post American Legion held memorial services Sunday at First Baptist Church with Rev Bliss C Miller delivering the memorial address. The list of Lexington war dead includes Ernest Badet Ernest Bell B R Bishop Ewald Beisentér Orville Elkins George T Cullom B C Gordon Marvin P Fisher Pete Giorzia Albert Greer Frank Holman John Jaques John T Igo Milton Igo James Price Tony Mautino John Massour Peter Mallett Jr Guy E Mead George Moore Otto Thompson Pierre Tiencuff Dock Wilmot Edward Williams Charles Wagner E N Wood ya
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas Cullom
Legin
First Baptist Church
Bliss C. Miller
Lexington
Ernest Badet
Ernest Bell
B. R
Ewald Beisentér
Orville Elkins
George T. Culloi
B. C. Gordon Marvin P. Fisher
Pete Giorzia
Albert Greer
Frank Holman
John Jaques
John T. Igo
Milton Igo
James Price
Tony Mautino
John Massour
Peter Mallett, Jr
Guy E. Mead
George Moore
Otto Thompson
Pierre Tiencuff
Dock Wilmot Edward Williams
Charles Wagner
E. N. Wood
Burial of Private Buford C. Gordon in Lexington
The body of Private Buford C. Gordon who died of pneumonia in a French hospital October 8, 1918 arrived in Lexington Sunday morning and was taken to his mother Mrs. George B. Gordon’s home. Funeral services led by Rev. Baxter Waters of Kansas City were held at the cemetery at 10:30 Monday. The burial was conducted with the George T. Cullom Post of the American Legion and the Masonic Lodge escorting the body, with the Masons in charge.
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Buford C. Gordon
France
Lexington
George B. Gordon
South Street
Baxter Waters
Kansas City
George T. Cullom
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Laura B Kitchen widow dies at home on North Eighteenth
Laura B Kitchen, aged about 55, died this morning at 2 o'clock at her North Eighteenth Street home from heart disease. She is survived by son Clarence B Kitchen of the city and daughter Mrs H B Martin of Higginsville. Funeral services conducted by Rev T M Cobb of the city and Rev Harris of Higginsville were held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
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Laura B. Kitchen
Paisie
North Eighteenth Street
Clarence B. Kitchen
H. B. Martin
Higginsville
T. M. Cobb
Moorhead Jr. Taken for Appendicitis Operation
James R. Moorhead Jr. was taken to Kansas City yesterday morning to undergo an appendicitis operation at Research hospital. He is accompanied by his wife and Dr. C T Ryland, the trip made by auto.
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James R. Moorhead, Jr
Kansas City
C.T. Ryland
Auto
Wentworth Celebrates Fortieth First Commencement
Wentworth Military Academy marked its forty first commencement with a week of events. drills and exhibitions included field day, rifle and machine gun contests, and a silent drill. Cadets Corratt and Rogers were named track and baseball captains. Cadet Martin won the declamation medal, and the ceremony featured a band concert, baccalaureate, and diplomas awarded by Judge Richard Field.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Victory Cafe
Corratt
Carlisle
Iowa
Rogers
Ponéa
Oklahoma
Ifull
Wentworth
Military Department
Gadet Mosier
Colorado
Dunning
Henry Marcotte
Kansas City
Rex K. Latham
C. R. Rasmussen
C. C. Corratt
Bute, Ltd
B. W. Bradfield
H. J. Fannin
C. Washington
A. C. Haysler
T. J. McManus
Captain Cross
T. C. Swindler
Best Athletic Company
Richard Field
Board of Trustees
Miors
Arthur Foster Visits Friends in Kansas City Wednesday
Arthur Foster traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday evening to visit friends, reporting a brief social trip with no additional events or arrangements noted.
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Arthur Foster
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses and Local Movements in Lexington and Kansas City
Marriage licenses listed for Clarence Robinson and Eva Sanders, Ferdano Giorza and Maddalena Marchetti in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cockrell and daughter Nancy return to Kansas City after visiting Mrs. Nannie C. Steele in Lexington, with Norma Clare Humphreys accompanying. Rev. Robt. L. Cowan returns from Atlanta after his brother's death, joined by Mrs. Cowan and her mother Edna M. Brown of Frankfort, Ky.
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M. F. Cockrell
Nancy
Kansas City
Nannie C. Steele
Norma Clare Humphreys
Robt. L. Cowan
Atlanta
Georgia
Safford Man Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
W. P. Lathrop of Safford Arizona arrested at Morris Hotel by F. L. Howard of the National Detective Agency Kansas City on embezzlement charges from the Gela Trust Company. Lathrop checked in May 27 under the alias R. G. Daniel El Paso Texas and was taken to Kansas City with Sheriff Forsha.
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W. P. Lathrop
Safford
Arizona
Morris Hotel
F. L. Howard
National Detective Agency
Kansas City
Gela Trust Company
Safford Art
Lathrop
R. G. Daniel
el Paso
Texas
Forsha
Roland Hall Drowns in North River near Lexington
Roland Hall son of Rev S C Hall former Presbyterian pastor at the local church drowned Sunday in the North river near Lexington Virginia while swimming He was a senior at Washington and Lee University and would have earned his degree this month.
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Roland Hall
Rowland Hall
S. C. Hall
Presbyterian Church
North River
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Summer Classes in Shorthand and Typewriting Begin June 8 1921
Summer classes in shorthand typewriting and business methods start Wednesday June 8 1921. Credits accepted by high schools with prompt enrollment advised through Mrs Anna Phetzing Gibbons phone 763.
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Anna Phetzing Gibbons
Giorza Marchetti Wedding In City Court
Ferdano Giorza and Miss Mad delena Marchetti of this city wed Wednesday at 3 pm in city, Justice George C. Williams officiating.
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Giorza Marchetti
Ferdano Giorza
Maddelena Marchetti
George C. Williams
Robinson Sanders and Eva Mat Tie in Lexington Ceremony
Robinson Sanders and Eva Mat were married Saturday afternoon in Lexington, tied by Justice George C. Williams in a simple ceremony.
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Corns F Rn
Eva Mat Lexington
George C. Williams
Family visitors share time at local home
Mrs. J. O. Rush of Forrest City Arkansas visited with her two daughters Annie and Stella at her mother Mrs. James Peak’s home. Lieut Kenneth Hoge stationed at Ft. Riley was a judge at the Academy drills Monday and returned to Fort Riley that evening. John B Mitchell and son John B Jr of St. Louis spent Sunday and Monday with relatives.
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J. O. Rush
Forrest City
Arkansas
Annie
Stella
James Peak
Kenneth Hoge
Ft. Riley
Academy
Fort Riley
John B. Mitchell
John B. Jr
St. Louis
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