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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

2

Candidates Named for County Collector in 1918 Primary

Notices authorize W B Douglass and E M Thomas as County Collector candidates subject to Democratic primary actions on August 6 1918. Also mention Stephen and others authorized for Probate Judge and re nomination for Presiding Judge. Includes historical vote table for Howard county and commentary on Hamlin’s election and party support.

Pol.k. Phillips Tanlidate Joel Ti The Democratica Wiley Wright Fede Mace Democrat W. B. Douglass FE. Ll. Carter Democratooi E. M. Thomas Jonge Ont Thy Gossiaty Democratic Party Pulius Yout Proce John F. Larkin W. T. Wernwag Geo. W. Bates Stephen Office of Prosecuting Attorney Hamlin Houston Benton Green Hickory Lafayette Pettis Polk Saline Howard Howard County Sam Major Congressional Trust

Missouri Delegation Cracks Under Pressure On Rights Debate

The passage describes Missouri lawmakers wavering on a crucial issue as the President pushes to present the nation with its choice against Germany. Hamlin among others is accused of hedging, fearing consequences and their positions, while public sentiment at home forces alignment.

Seventh Congressional District Hamlin Congress Germany Missouri

Soldier's Letter From Lieut J M Sellers In France

From France April 26 1918 Lieut J M Sellers writes of frontline life with the Marines in trench warfare at night and the constant move. He describes dugout life a poem sent home to a Norwegian orderly and a humorous scene with Mexican hosts during a ship mishap. He notes improving morale mail arrival and plans to transfer to cross country next week. Local society items update readers on visits and travel of residents in nearby towns.

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Airman's letter from Kelly Field recounts a jazz ride ordeal

Airman Leroy Farmer Jr writes from Kelly Field about a 40 minute flight ending in an emergency engine cut at about 10 miles from the field 2000 feet up. He lands in a cotton field and waits as about fifteen Mexicans approach curious about the aircraft before seeking a telephone for help.

Leroy Farmer, Jr Kelly Field Kelly Field No. 2 San Antonio Texas

Community News Briefs From Local Residents

Mrs. Lindsay Price departed Friday for St. Louis after visiting her mother Mrs. H A Barron. Mrs. Anna Warren returned Wednesday from Higginsville. Mr and Mrs J A Thatch Mr and Mrs Walter Miller and children traveled to Fort Smith on Wednesday for a visit. E M Taubman went to Kansas City Friday on business.

Lindsay Price St. Louis H. A. Barron Anna Warren Higginsville J. A. Thatch Walter Miller Fort Smith E. M. Taubman Kansas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leexington Intelligencer A. WY. Alien Por Lexington Mis Congressional Vac Sam C C. Duebbert Lafay M- Tartman Rene Et Aee Aera Joseph Kuehls W.G. McCausland J. M. Sellers France Is Ray Mac Hare Jake O. K Florence Dillard W. E. Bard Sedalia E. J J. C. McGrew Belle Green Kanaas City Elma Hudler Leola Dishman Bellmound Wm. Rinne August Marks George Fletcher Marshall W. J. Bandon Amelia Phetaing Chicago Madison Wisconsin W. J. Weat Wellington J. S. Peak Lexington, Missouri Fletcher Lexington Savings Bank W. G. McCausland E. N. Hopkins Lee J. Slusher B. BR. Ireland Eurplus M. Taubman F. A. Hofer W. BH. Chiles Candler
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