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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

26 Mar 1920

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Lexington Intelligencer

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Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

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5

Breckinridge Long A St Louis Democrat With National Reach

Breckinridge Long of St. Louis, 40, Assistant Secretary of State and Democratic Senate candidate, is a long time Missouri political figure. Son of William S. Long, tied to Confederate service, he studied at Princeton, earned degrees, traveled Europe, studied law, and practiced in St. Louis before entering public service in 1917. He helped form the Wilson Club and backed Wilson’s reelection. He married Christine Graham, granddaughter of Senator Blair, and they have a daughter Christine.

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Breckinridge Long St. Louis United States William S. Long North Carolina John Long Congress Long Eckinridge Kenky Thomas Jefon Igaret Breckinridge Samuel Breckin Princton University Wilson Istitution Princeton Missouri Wilson Club Christine Graham Frank P. Blair Forest Park Lindell Boulevard Mrs. Long Christine
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Lexington Interview Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills

A Lexington woman recalls swelling of feet ankles and back pain ten years ago and credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring health. She remains a strong endorser twelve years later. The ad notes 60c bottles at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y. Also mentions Mrs Fred Day and daughter Bonnie visiting Kansas City and Grace Gaffin returning home from a visit.

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Lexington D. W. Weedin Railroad St Dean Fred Day Bonnie Kansas City
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Mrs. Weedin Grace Gaffin Kuppenheimer Atier Clothing Co. —the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes Ibe Towa Sve Cas Stephens A.J. Stephens Rubber CO Stephens Tire PLAID Palmer Garage & Machine Shop Main Broadway
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