Local political notices fill Intelligencer pages
The Intelligencer lists numerous party announced candidates for Lafayette County and surrounding districts including James P. Chinn, Frank Bowman, J. H. Christy, Charles Muschele, W. H. Waddell, Winfield Pracock, George Sullivan, 60 Marquis, A. Keith, Bate C. Drummond and others. It notes related items such as par status, flag day observance, and upcoming campaign dates. It also mentions a new book "School Buildings" by Howard A. Gass, offered free to school boards.
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Howard A. Gass
Gass
The Moving Picture Show in Lexington
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the moving picture show as a business venture and its reception in Lexington, noting local support or skepticism and the venture’s perceived value to patrons and merchants. Ends mid-thought with unclear phrasing.
Zeppelins and Enoch Arden Draw Crowds in City Shows
Observers remark on recent life like depictions including Count Zeppelin's dirigible balloon and the stage portrayal of Tennyson's Enoch Arden. Audiences flock for realistic scenes and engaging performances, sparking strong public interest.
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Count von Zeppelin
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Two presidential nominees split contrasts in 1908 race
The piece argues that Roosevelt’s influence forced Taft as the Republican nominee over more popular choices, while Bryan emerges as the energetic Democratic standard bearer. It asserts Taft lacks magnetism and broad appeal, whereas Bryan is poised as the party’s strongest campaigner, predicting a starkly polarized contest.
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Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Bryan
Senate bill and hearing on Akins Dyer sub treasury case
Senator Warner asked me to present a bill for him aiding Akins in seeking a congressional hearing on the $41,500 sub treasury loss. The measure would trigger an official inquiry into the facts, with Akins claiming no personal fault and demanding a fair hearing before Congress. I maintained the universal right to be heard and stressed that hearings require proper committees to examine the evidence for public justice.
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St. Louis
Warner
Dyer
Akins
Congress
Consideraton
Govenor
Stong Defends Record On Unacted Bill In Congress
William J. Stong defends his congressional record noting a bill died in committee and he did not support it. He says he had no connection with Warner’s later bill and criticizes opponents for misquoting him. He cites Judge Shackleford’s insistence on thorough examination of facts before action.
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Tees
Warner
House
Committee On Claims
Shackleford
Missouri
Shackle
Chicago
Iman
Wa. J. Stong
Gelzer's Feed Service and Home Salon Notice
All orders for feed promptly filled at Gelzer's. Phone 14. Calon M76 Nannie Hicks for shampooing and massage. Ladies waited on at their homes. Agent for empress toilet articles, Prone No 25h.
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Gelzer
Calon
Nannie Hicks
Unclear Names Incomplete Ad Item
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Spalidings, Snoddy, GroY, and Hibok Store with no coherent event, date, or action. The readable parts suggest a local business card or notice but lack a verifiable reportable item. No clear outcome or date to summarize.
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al Weber
Semaentownet Hota
Canty
Gol
Mo Pac Ry Time Card Lexington Branch Sedalia
A fragmented rail company time card entry references the Missouri Pacific Railway Lexington branch with an additional Sedalia notation, indicating a payroll or schedule record for regional operations. The item lists locations as key identifiers without narrative context or dates.
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Mo. Pac. Ry. Co
Time Card
Lexington Branch
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the Intelligencer
W. Allen
B. Sellers
Advanca
Eoternal
Lexington
James P. Chinn
Biante
H. Christy
Ate
Democratic Party
Sherive
Charles &Muschele
Sherif
Lafayette County
Ammoptios
W. BH. Waddell Mewe
Winfield & Pracock
Lafayette
Coan
George Sullivan Oe
Rcben
Marquis
Aaswwasor
Prozecuting Attorney
A. Keith
Jayette County
Bate C. Drummond
White House
Stone
Marshall
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
THE
Taft and Bryan
Jefferson Olive
Jefferson City
Kennedy's
Crenshaw & Young's
G. Looe
Hibok
Marie
GEO
Wittenberg
White & Kerdolff
Stalling Bros
Senate
Chambha
Mrs
Mark
Sedalia
Kansas City
Lexington and
Loomis
V Daily
Nes
Louis
Daily Daily Sun
Sun
VIA
Chicago & Alton
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