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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

5

United States Note to Germany on Lusitania and Naval Warfare

The State Department releases a formal note from Washington, via American ambassador in Berlin, stressing the U S position on freedom of the seas, liability for attacks on neutral ships, and calling for humanity in naval conduct. It repeats U S demands for information on Lusitania and rejects German claims about contraband and war-zone principles while offering U S mediation to ease the conflict.

Department of State Washington Berlin United States Cushing Canada Great Britain U. S Acros Imperial German Admiralty Germany Robert Lansing Kansas City Times

Waverly Notes and Community Transfers Report

Local notices list residents visiting Kansas City and nearby towns for visits and business including Mrs Hall and Miss Elizabeth, Ewing Shouse, Rueben Kroeck, and others. The piece also covers births, marriages, a new ferry christening, a fatal freight-train fall in Hodge, and real estate transfers in Lafayette County with several property deeds and ownership changes.

San Francisco J. C. Thogmorton Bertie Commanche Okla Ailer W. H. Thomas Ruth Thomas Lillian Carroll County Waverly Thomas Nevins Hodge John McGee W. L. Robb United Mine Workers Bartlett Hall Nichols Shelbyville Kentucky Oakland Janie M. Keill Recorder's Lexington Lafayette County Abstract Company Ike H. Noyes Adolph W. H. Steffens Peter Marie LeNoach Renee L. LeNoach

Mr and Mrs A C Kelly Return to Oak Grove Mo

Mr and Mrs A C Kelly returned to their Oak Grove home yesterday after visiting Mr and Mrs J C O Kelly. C L Ristine traveled to Kansas for legal business. Capt Sandford Sellers Jr went to Kansas City yesterday for several days on business.

A. G. Phetzing Miss Anna San Francisco California Colorado Arizona N. B. Payne Kansas City Roscoe Moorman Lon Swartz Rueben Kroeck Tilton Davis, Jr Richmond Kentucky T. A. Walker Higginsville Arnold Mayer Joe Thompson St. Louis Madeline Roach Columbia Felix Young H. K. St. Clair Elmira Winn Warrensburg G. BE. Melerer F. A. Day and Harry Pertle Springs Anna Fry Virginia Louise Harris Fulton J. R. Moorehead, Jr C. C. Knipe Ottumwa Iowa Belle Price Rena Hale A. C. Kelly Oak Grove

The Pathfinders Call to Speak Only Good

A verse piece urges restraint in gossip and urges confession to speak well of others. It questions the credibility of rumors and invites self-examination to avoid sin, urging pity for the fallen and to refrain from repeating or inventing tales.

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Fletcher Louis Gruber O. Hall Elizabeth George Wertz E. B. Vaughan Independence B. F. Cox Rockford Nebr Dover Ewing Shouse Kansas J. W. Shouse Alice Hogan Fort Scott Lillian Harrison Methodist Episcopal Church William Aull Nancy Lee Goodman Aull Clarice H. Barnett Leonard E. Mahan Clarice Elsie Weyant George W. Bates George Hubert Bates Joseph P. Powell Julius J. Stoll E. J. McGrew J. Q. Cope South Side Lex. Butler W. Moore Oliver B. Prince Odessa Etta S. Moore Milton Uphaus Fred J. Cassing Uphaus Concordia Lucinda C. Suddath Ben F Rose Blanch Semmons Cincinnatti Ohio Mrs Ben Gratz Georgia Dintaman Lon Dintaman Amanda J. Fitzgerald A. W A. N Ballard Liniment Jas. P. Ballard ST. Louis, MO
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