Appointment of Secretary of State Lansing and libel suit notes
The Lexington Intelligencer reports Robert Lansing’s appointment as secretary of state by President Wilson, highlighting his Amherst background and golf and diplomacy fame. It also covers attorney E Y Mitchell’s libel suit in Missouri against E Egbert and O T Hamlin, tied to the Green County primary results and proxies claimed by Durst supporters.
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Robert Lansing
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Lansing
New York
Amherst College
United States
E. Y. Mitchell
Springfield
Lexington
E. Egbert
Springfield Laborer
O. T. Hamlin
C. W. Hamlin
B. Y. Mitchell
Central Democratic Committee
Green County
Harry Durst
Congressman Hamlin
Durst
Hamlin
Mitchell
City of
Mr. Durst
Not So Efficient Probing Far Out Fraud Tales
A column rails at the taft roosevelt era for a $20 million loss in the mvonshine frauds at fort smith and mocks the republican management while noting the wilson administration unearthed a major fraud. It laments officials busy with railroads and industry and suspects further revelations in government thefts. Charles Mills, jailed for hold up, is called a poor trusty. Local notices mention Mrs. Vince Owen, H T Phillips travel, and Miss Mary Marquis returning from a Cord er and Odessa visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wilson
Springfield
Vince Owen
Napoleon
H. T. Phillips
Kansas City
Mary Marquis
Corder
Odessa
Anna Fry Leaves Oregon for Las Vegas Visit
Miss Anna Fry of Oregon visiting Mr and Mrs J R Moorehead Jr departed Wednesday morning for Las Vegas New Mexico for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fry
Oregon
J.R. Moorehead, Jr
Las Vegas
N. M
Supreme Court rebukes busting in steel case
Leslie's Weekly reports the United States District Court at Trenton New Jersey unanimously upholding the United States Steel Corporation from dismantling under the Sherman Antitrust Act. The decision centers on how business is conducted not its size, noting rivals grew and a 1907 Tennessee Coal and Iron purchase was lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Concern
Buffington
McPherson
Hunt and Woolley
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Roosevelt
Gary
Wilson
Department of Justice
Washington
Leslie
Tigers Triumph Over Lagers In Park Game
The Lexington Tigers defeated the Old Fashioned Lagers of Kansas City at Greystone Park 4 to 1 on Friday afternoon. A Saturday rematch ended with the Tigers winning 4 to 2.
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Lexington Tigers
Kansas City
Greystone Park
Tigers
Bates-Brill wedding in Lincoln Missouri
Mr. and Mrs. Ford T. Bates and four daughters traveled to Lincoln Missouri on Tuesday to attend the Bates Brill nuptials. The ceremony occurred Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock with the Bates family listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford T. Bates
Lincoln
Bates-Brill
Insects Harm Less As Missouri Rains Aid Crops
Professor Leonard Haseman of the University of Missouri notes damp weather from recent rains helps kill young insects and eggs and spreads diseases that curb pests. He says crops are strengthened enough to resist damage though chinch bugs persist. Army worm invasions recur biennially with historic outbreaks in 1861 and 1875.
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L. Haseman
University of Missouri
Missouri
Leonard Haseman
Haseman
Doctor Haseman
A Source of Innocent Merriment
A humorous column from the New York Times presents wry maxims on luck advice temper and love. It notes sayings on games of chance drinking gender relations and common misjudgments. Local items report Mr J T Caunten and Mrs George Rissler visiting Buckner while Miss Anna Hoffman returns home to Kansas City after a sister’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. T. Caunten
Buckner
George Rissler
Anna Hoffman
Kansas City
C. Con Barron
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Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allen
Misr
Charles Mills
Higginaville
Mills
Tin
Fletcher
McCausland
BIG Money Saving Sale
W.G. McCausland
F. L
Castoria
The
New York Times
Adam
Eve
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Richard Field
J. Andrew
W. V. A. Catron
Board OF Directors
Andrew
J. Barnet Young
Frank Howe
Herman E. Mark
Henry W. McNeel
Worth Bates
C. L. Cox
W. G. McCausland
E. N., Hopkins
Lee J. Slusher
B. R. Ireland
Singer
Walter Miller
South Side Addition
Ed Bull
J. D. Shewalter
Traders Bank
10Th Street
Highland Ave
B. B. Frazer
Taylor Ave
Jersey
Peter Roland
Phone
Bay Horse
Jakaline Sudduth
Clinton
Arthur Bour
M. R. McClelland
Joe Wiley
Gladys Wright
Wellington
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