Wrathful Prolific Keith Dies at Home in Kansas City
Charles A. Keith longtime Fayette County prosecutor dies suddenly at 12 30 p m Friday at his son in law Dr John Aull 2741 Benton Ave Kansas City Mo after ill health. Born Nov 27 1871 he studied at Missouri University Law 1891 and served as common ent of cadets at Salisbury Academy. He practiced law in Higginsville and later served two terms as prosecuting attorney before retiring. An active Presbyterian and Mason he leaves wife Rosa H Smith and daughters Mrs John Aull and Aileen Keith plus two brothers and his mother.
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Kansas City
Charles A. Keith
Fayette County
John Aull
Benton
City
Keith
Mr. Keith
Wm. Keith
University of Missouri
Law Department
Salisbury Acamy
Salisbury
Roswell
New Mexico
Mactice
Higginsville
Pier Eee
Eutir Tingator
Ncember
Masonic Order
Knights of Pythias
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Mrs Frances Ireland Stonestreet Dies In Oklahoma City
Mrs Frances Ireland Stonestreet widow of the late Wm M Stonestreet died Saturday night at 7 30 at the home of her son William in Oklahoma City where she had been visiting for a month. Born April 26 1862 on a Odessa area farm she was educated at Elizabeth Bull Seminary and married in Kansas City November 5 1883. Survived by one son William of Oklahoma City her mother Mrs B R Ireland and two sisters Mrs B B Frazer and Mrs A J Chalkley of this city. Body arrived Monday evening. Funeral services by Rev Robt L Cowan were held at the Presbyterian church Tuesday at 8 o clock.
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Frances Ireland Stonestreet
Wm. M. Stonestreet
William
Oklahoma City
Stonestreet
Odessa
Elizabeth Bull Seminary
Mr. Stonestreet
Kansas City
William Stonestreet
B. R. Ireland
B. B. Frazer
A. J. Chalkley
Robt. L. Cowan
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Georgia Young Smith Dies After Illness Near Lexington
Mrs Georgia Young Smith died at 9 30 PM at her home four miles southwest of Lexington after a long illness. Born March 6, 1851 in Lexington, she was daughter of the late Henderson Smith and wife of Dr Sandford Smith. Survived by son Lewis and daughters Calloway, Mrs Charles Smith, and Misses Margaret Laura Catherine and Nancy Smith. Funeral services by Rev J B Alexander will be held at the home tomorrow at 2 30 PM.
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Georgia Young Smith
Lexington
Smith
Henderson Smith
Sandford Smith
Ets
Lewis
Calloway
Charles Smith
Margaret
Laura
Catherine
Nancy Smith
J. B. Alexander
Funeral services held at Presbyterian church
The body was brought to Lexington Saturday morning. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Robt. L. Cowan were held at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Masons had charge of the services at the grave.
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View
Lexington
Robt. L. Cowan
Presbyterian Church
Masons
Lhevinne Concert Aids Legion Fund In Murrell Auditorium
The Lhevinne concert Friday evening in Murrell Auditorium drew a full house with overflow seating. Local musicians organized the event, and the audience response showed Lexington will support quality concerts. Net proceeds total $150 for the American Legion memorial fund.
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American Legion Fund
Murrell Auditorium
Lexington
the Legion Memorial Fund
Elks Elect Officers for Local Lodge
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks elected officers Friday night with O. R. Sellers as Exalted Ruler P. V. Barnett as Esteemed Leading Knight Ford Bates Jr as Esteemed Loyal Knight M. R. McClelland as Esteemed Lecturing Knight Felix G. Young as Secretary Wm H Cohrs as Treasurer Peter Hale as Tiler I E Keller as Trustee J A McDoneld as Delegate to Grand Lodge H C Chiles as Alternate.
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Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
O. R. Sellers
P. V. Barnett
Ford Bates, Jr
M. R. McClelland
Felix G. Young
Wm. H. Cohrs
Peter Hale
I. E. Keller
J. A. McDoneld
Grand Lodge
H. C. Chiles
Wiley-Wiley and Landrum wed in Kansas City
Mr William Serat Wiley son of Mr and Mrs B T Wiley and Miss Robert Ves ta Landrum daughter of Mrs Laura Landrum of Waverly Missouri were married in Kansas City on Saturday March 12 Wiley a druggist by trade operates in Kansas City where the couple will reside.
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William Serat Wiley
B. T. Wiley
Train kills Italian man at River Route foot of Tenth
John Bassi, about 45, was run over and killed Monday morning by a Pacific Train on the River Route at the foot of Tenth street. Both arms and both legs were severed from the body. No witnesses.
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Pacific
John Bassi
Tenth Street
Recital by Miss Elizabeth Graves Pupils Delights Murrell Auditorium
A large audience attended the recital by Miss Elizabeth Graves pupils in Murrell Auditorium on Monday evening. Each number was performed with accuracy reflecting credit on the teacher and the pupils.
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Elizabeth Graves
Murrell Auditorium
Brunk and Moore Wed in Lexington Baptist Service
Mr Han ford Brunk and Miss Edith Moore both of Lexington were married Friday evening at the Baptist parsonage with Rev Elias C Miller officiating. A J Kinderknecht learned Friday evening of his brother's death in Wichita Falls Texas from pneumonia. He was 26, son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Kinderknecht of St Mary's Kansas. He had visited here several times, last about six weeks ago. Mr and Mrs A J Kinderknecht left Sunday for St Mary's Kansas to attend the funeral.
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Hanford Brunk
Edith Moore
Lexington
The
Baptist Parsonage
Elias C. Miller
A. J. Kinderknecht
Wichita Falls
Texas
Nicholas Kinderknecht
St. Mary’s Kansas
St. Mary’s
Kansas
Son’s appendicitis success boosts Richards visit
John R. Wilmot returned from Richards Missouri where his son Fred faced a serious appendicitis. An operation performed last Monday was entirely successful and a rapid recovery now seems assured.
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John R. Wilmot
Richards, Mo
Fred
Public Library seeks book donations and weekly visits
The Public Library invites patrons to inspect the library every Thursday afternoon and asks for books including Sea Wolf Tarzan of the Apes Tom Sawyer and more by Jack London Twain Irving and other authors to aid children and older patrons. The Kansas City Star opposes AP monopolies while Kansas City Kansan seeks AP membership.
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Public Library
Sea Wolf
Son of the Wolf
Star Rover
John Barleycorn
Jack London
Peta
Gay Street
Wight Cousins
Abecott
Twain
Marie Chan—Page
Little Colonel Books—Johnston
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Kansan
Senator Capper
Kansas City
Kansas
Associated Press
Star
Star and Times
Journal
Kansas City Territory
Warrensburg educators attend Charles A Keith funeral
Dr. EB Hendricks president of the State Teachers College Warrensburg Dr A Phillips dean of the faculty and G B Hoover registrar attended the funeral of Charles A Keith who had served as president of the Board of Regents for about eight years and was elected at the board's first meeting after his appointment.
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EB. L. Hendricks
State Teachers College
Warrensburg
A. Phillips
G. B. Hoover
Charles A. Keith
Keith
Board of Regents
Tax Returns In Lafayette County Rise In 1920
Income tax returns filed in Lafayette County for 1920 totaled 20 196 86 dollars. Officials believe 1921 filings will exceed this amount as taxpayers anticipate higher incomes and increased levies.
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Lafayette County
Aull and party travel afterKC for deaths
Wm Aull Jr with Miss Aileen Keith and Rev Robt L Cowan drove to Kansas City Friday afternoon after Miss Keith was summoned by the death of her father Charles A Keith. Mr and Mrs Wm M Stone Streat who accompanied the body of Mr Stone street's mother to Lexington Monday left for Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Ed Kuhn and young daughter Mary Bowers with Mrs Kuhn's parents Mr and Mrs P Domville drove to Lexington Sunday to visit friends.
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Wm. Aull, Jr
Aileen Keith
Robt. L. Cowan
Kansas City
Miss Keith
Chas. A. Keith
Wm. M. Stonestreat
Mr. Stonestreet
Lexington
Oklahoma
Ed Kuhn
Mary Bowers
Class Demands on Congress and Labor’s Welfare Path
An editorial warns against special interest pressures from labor agricultural groups and veterans groups, urging Congress to adopt only measures that benefit most citizens and promote mutual concessions. BE. N. Hopkins departs for a three week visit with brother John Hopkins in Galveston Texas.
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Congress
Armored Inner Tire promises longer mileage and savings
Changing tires in dust or mud is dirty work. An armored inner tire inside your casing will save repair bills and add one third to your tire mileage. They offer you 100 percent or more of your investment.
Public Auction of Roofing Materials at Lexington Mo
Property to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the Missouri Pacific Freight House in Lexington Missouri on March 22 1921 at 2 pm One half barrel liquid roofing cement and one kit roofing cement Goods held for account of Ike Gratz 2 17 4wkas
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Missouri Pacific Freight House
Lexington
Ike Gratz
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Rosa H. Smith
John Keith
William Keith
May
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Wiley-Landrum
Brunk-Moore
Ralph Connor
James Lane Allen
Washington Irving
Florence Barclay
Klein
J. G. Crenshaw
Clyde Wright
Main
Lexington, MO
American Legion
Harding
BE. N. Hopkins
Brother
John "Hopkins
Galveston
Lambert Lumber Company
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