Athletics Cleaned House Sunday Thrilling Victory
In a tight nine inning game at Athletic park Lexington defeated the Kansas City Fords 4 to 3. Carmichael twirled well in clutch moments striking out ten while Lineback and Howe provided key hits including the deciding homer in the ninth. House allowed eight safeties as the Ford’s offense was held in check by Lexington’s timely hitting and strong defense.
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Athletics
Athletic Park
Kansas City Fords
Kansas City
Lorfing
Ford
Carmichael
Lineback
Miller
Bertie
Harding
Amos
Bowman
Mackie
Stevens
Howe
Lexington
House
Detroit
Drummond Brown
Howard Shinn
Brown
House and
Carmichael and
Irving Withers Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Lafayette County
The Intelligencer notes Irving Withers is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Lafayette County. He previously ran four years ago, lost in the primary, but remained active and now pledges to accept the August 1 primary verdict. Withers is described as efficient energetic and a clean Democratic candidate ready to serve without fear or favor.
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Irving Withers
Lafayette County
Intelligencer
Withers
Simon
Fuend and Blewitt Wed at Hooper Methodist Parsonage
E F Fuend of Hooper Illinois and Miss Mary Blewitt daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Blewitt of Higginsville were married Friday afternoon at five oclock at the Methodist parsonage by Rev R N Allen.
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E. F. Fuend
Hooper, Illinois
Mary Blewitt
D. W. Blewitt
Higginsville
Methodist
R. N. Allen
David W. Stark for State Senate in Seventeenth District
Cass County farmer David W. Stark announces his candidacy for Missouri State Senator from the Seventeenth District. He cites two terms in the House, supports rural credits, better roads and schools, tax reform from March 1, opposition to current Fish and Game laws, and pledges to work for a stronger Missouri if elected. He urges voters to “show your hand” and support a candidate with an agricultural background.
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David W. Stark
West Line
Cass County
Missouri
Intelligencer
Mr. Stark
House of “Representatives
Roach Visitor Discusses Missouri Governorship Bid
Cornelius Roach secretary of state of Missouri and Democratic governor candidate spent Tuesday night here. His record as secretary of state has been among the best in the state's history. If nominated and elected, Missourians may expect continued efficient service in his present role.
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Con Roach
Cornelius Roach
Misouri
Roach
Missouri
Lexington Creamery Sold to Lexington Dairy Company
The Lexington Dairy Company buys the Lexington Creamery Company on Ninth street. Possession was given Wednesday. The buyer will keep the Ninth street site as a retail depot with Ed Barron in charge.
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Lexington Dairy Company
Lexington Creamery Company
Ninth Street
Ed Barron
Abel Rosewall Wed in Independence Kansas
Abel Rosewall formerly of this city and son of Mr and Mrs William Rosewall wed yesterday in Independence Kansas to Miss Leona Biehl. He now works with the Dubinsky Stock Co.
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Abel Rosewall
City
William Rosewall
Dubinsky Stock Co
Independence
Kansas
Leona Biehl
Goehner Leaves Lexington for Los Angeles Home
J Goehner former Lexington resident, son of the late John Goehner who ran the Lexington marble yard, has gone abroad to return to his winded California life. He now runs the Southern California Music Co in Los Angeles after twenty years away.
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J. Goehner
Los Angeles
California
Goehner
John Goehner
Lexington
A. W. Sandring
Southern California Music Co
Snyder and Wilson wed at Slusher School House
Dr Joseph C Snyder and Miss Agnes McDonald Wilson, both of this city, were married Wednesday afternoon at four at the brides mother home 1422 Franklin street. Rev S C Hall officiated. The bride sister Miss Mary Wilson attended the bridearm Dr Charles B Kingery the groom. The couple will spend days in St Louis then return to Lexington.
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Wentworth Military Academy
Snyder
Wentworth
Lexington
St. Louis
Trial verdict in Huntley v Osborne awards $80 000 damages
The case of A. J. Huntley versus Sallie Osborne concluded in the circuit court with no change of venue from Ray County. A jury found in favor of the plaintiff and awarded $80 000 in damages.
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A. J. Huntley
Sallie Osborne
Ray County
Women to meet at Presbyterian church on June 24
All women interested in a dry Lexington are urged to be present on Saturday afternoon June 24, at the Presbyterian church. The object of the meeting is to effect an organization.
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Lexington
Presbyterian Church
Edenview Church Lawn Social Wednesday July 13
The ladies of Edenview church invite the public to a lawn social at George R. Young's residence on Wednesday night July 13.
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Edenview
George R. Young
Henry W. McNeel Tours Lexington as Democratic Candidate
Henry W. McNeel of Odessa former Recorder of Deeds and current Democratic candidate for the General Assembly spent the day in Lexington meeting voters and outlining his campaign.
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Henry W. McNeel
Odessa
Recorder of Deeds
General Assembly
Lexington
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples Across States
Dr. Joseph A. Snyder and Agnes M. Wilson join in Lexington. J. A. Brittell wed in Albion Nebraska. Augusta M. Puett connected to Cassville Missouri. The records reflect multiple license issuances and partnerships across towns and states.
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Joseph A. Snyder
Lexington
Agnes M. Wilson
J. A. Brittell
Albion, Nebr
Augusta M. Puett
Cassville, Mo
Catholic School Sisters Headed for Kansas City Summer
Sisters Eulalia Claver Gertrude and Everista, who have taught at the Catholic School, traveled to Kansas City Saturday for the summer. Mrs. Chris Schawe and daughter Hulda Schawe left Saturday for Endora Kansas to visit relatives. George Schawe accompanied them to Kansas City. Lieut William Hoge US Army, a recent West Point graduate, arrived Sunday to spend furlough with his parents Colonel and Mrs W M Hoge.
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Eulalia
Claver
Gertrude
Everista
Kansas City
Chris Schawe
Hulda Schawe
Endora
Kans
George Schawe
Asar
William Hoge
United States Army
West Point
Col
W. M. Hoge
Green for Attorney General endorsement in Lafayette County
A citizen letter urges Democrats to nominate Ernest A. Green of St. Louis for Attorney General. It praises his two-term assistant attorney general service, successful Supreme Court prosecutions, and steadfast public fidelity. The writer says Green is clean, capable, not political, and would strengthen the Democratic ticket.
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Supreme Court of Trust
Hosier and Barkle Wed in St Joseph Michigan
The marriage of Oliver James Hosier to Mamie Elizabeth Barkle was announced from St Joseph Michigan for Saturday June 17. Hosier, formerly with Missouri Gas and Electric Service Co., received well wishes from friends in this city.
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Oliver James Hosier
Oliver James Hoejer
Mamie Elizabeth Barkle
St. Joseph
Michigan
Hoesier
Hosier
Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co
Mrs George Burniston and Daughter Fly To Denver Visit
Mrs George Burniston and her daughter Miss Barbara left on Wednesday to visit Denver Colorado.
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George Burniston
Barbara
Denver, Colo
Rousing Organization Meeting In Lexington Dry League
The Christian Church in Lexington filled with residents Monday night as C A Keith led the gathering. E F Jones of the Missouri Anti-Saloon League outlined a campaign success in 90 percent of elections. Officers chosen by unanimous vote: President C A Keith Vice President Mrs Felix Young Secretary Charles Gaither Treasurer Oscar H Westerman. Keith pledged to lead the fight to rid the town of saloons amid strong public support.
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Christian Church
Lexington
C. A. Keith
R. N. Allen
Hall
E. F. Jones
Missouri Anti-Saloon League
Missouri
Lexington Taxpayers Dry League
Felix Young
Charles Gaither
Oscar H. Westerman
F. M. Burton
M. E. Church
South
Keith
Cass County Democratic candidate campaigns in Lexington
A Democratic candidate seeking the Seventeenth Senatorial District nomination visited Lexington on Wednesday to promote his candidacy and gain support for the statewide race.
Saunders Family Plans Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs B F Saunders and their two children traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a short visit and stay, enjoying a brief trip away from home.
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Fuend-Blewitt
Lambert Lumber Company
Ralph Campbell
Slusher School House
J. Kelly Wright
University of Missouri
Farmer’s Club
Circuit Court
Lawn Social
Rebekah Lodge
L O. O. F. Hall
Wetworth
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