Democratic party slate for seventh district race
Authorized notices announce Harry Durst Av as a candidate for Congress in the Seventh district and Zach W Wright as Presiding Judge of the County Court. Frank L Carter seeks County Clerk, LereGoy Farmer for County Collector, all subject to Democratic primary on Tuesday August 4 1914.
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Clinton C. Barrett
Aego
Congress
Harry Db. Durst
Zach
W. Wright
Walter C. Chiles Fe
Paul Yancey
Co. L. Wilson Fe
G. Kinkbad
Leregoy
Hilleet
Dem
Wade
Democratic Party
William T. Wernwag Democratic primary bid for Recorder
William T. Wernwag is a fall candidate for Recorder of Deeds and will be subject to Democratic party action at the primary election on Tuesday, August 4, 114.
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WM. T. Wernwag
Recorder of Deeds
Democratic Party
Tueaday
Henry J. Thomas for Recorder of Deeds
Henry J. Thomas announces candidacy in the Democratic primary for Recorder of Deeds. Nominating election set for Tuesday August 4. Voter education and party support details to follow.
W A Drysdale Announced for County Collector Post
A mutherieed notice declares W A Drysdale as candidate for County Collector. The ballot measure is set for the primary on Tuesday, August 4, 1016, with the public urged to vote.
Durst Candidacy Urged to Represent Seventh District
The Intelligencer endorses Harry D. Durst for Congress in the Seventh District, arguing he offers originality and leadership beyond mere party loyalty. It lauds Durst as a successful businessman with proven effort and contends he can secure proper recognition and a chairmanship, meeting the district’s needs.
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Tarry D. Durst
Intelligencer
Congress
Durst
Cowherd
Missouri
Jan
Gina Gonressinin
Rockefeller Support of Unions in Colorado Strike Debate
A letter discusses labor strife in Colorado, weighing blame between operators and unions. It cites John D. Rockefeller asserting a right to hire whomever he pleases and opposing union discrimination, and notes federal troops moving to disarm belligerents as a backdrop to the national labor issue.
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Colorado
Yaller
Rockefeller
Colondo Fuel and Iron Company
Butt
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefiller
Henna Nein
United States
Onder
Yehing
Timith
Coal Mines Abandoned If War Breaks With Mexico
The St Louis Times reports LW W Waywood warned that a U S Mexico war would leave the country without fuel as coal mines would be deserted by workers. He claimed Americans would meet any necessary shift to Mexico with sufficient manpower, while noting Government power in emergencies.
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LW. W
United States
Mexico
Fred. Sitce
Americas
Waywood
Policénen
St. Lani
Sneer At All Sides In A Fragmented Political Parade
A clipped, polemical fragment mocks various figures from statesmen to stakeholders urging sneering at advocates of constitutional, executive, and judicial issues. The period voice hints at public distrust amid debates over rights and reform without naming specifics.
Sneer at old fangled critics and costly vices
An old fashioned voice urges disdain for simple living and public warnings. It mocks church cautions against banners and slogans. The passage rails at calls against luxury and privilege, claiming scripture and law will be spoken to this people by diverse tongues.
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Church
Justine
Haywood at Carnegie Hall Calls for General Strike
The New York Sun reports that at Carnegie Hall on Sunday evening “Big Bill” Haywood urged a general strike, asserting that the Wilson wartime signal would prompt working men to refuse war. He called traitors to their class cowards and warned betraying one’s country for any gain.
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Haywood
Carnegie Hall
Wilson
New York Sun
Deaths and local notices from the Kansas City area
Death of Mrs Martha J Simmerman widow of B F Simmerman. Died at 1 30 p m at her son Artia s home on Washington avenue after a brief illness. She was 64, survived by two sons Artin and John and a daughter Mrs George Mof Att Me. Funeral held from the home at 4 p m Friday, Rev C Thallecon officiating. J R Selwartz arrested Woodson Lincoln near Myrick on Tuesday in a Kansas City stabbing case. he was brought to Kansas City. Miss Charlotte Morath and Mrs Ben Steele visited in Kansas City Yesterday. C L Morris, Thomas Walton, Miss Lucy May Payne, Mrs J C McGhrew Jr, Miss Finnie Dating all noted as traveling to Kansas City or nearby for the day or a few days.
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Martha J. Simmerman
B.F. Simmer Man
Artia
Washinton Avenue
George
C. Thallecon
J. R. Selwartz
Kansas City
Woodson Lincoln
Myrick
Kansas Ciy
Charlotte Morath
Ben Steele
C. L. Morris
Thomas Walton
Busi News
Mies
Lucy May Payne
J. C. McGhrew, Jr
Migs Finnie
Children Return from Kansas City Visit
Miss Elizabeth Morrison returned Wednesday night from a visit in Kansas City. B. G. Vanelum went to Kansas City yesterday to spend time there.
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Elizabeth Morrison
Kansas City
B. G. Vanelum
Kansasity
French Remedy for Stomach Troubles in France and Lexington
The leading doctors of France prescribe vegetable oils for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. One dose often relieves severe cases within 24 hours. Mayes Wonderful Stomach Remedy is sold locally in Lexington Missouri by Westerman Rankin and druggists nationwide.
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France
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Henry J. Thomas
Turaday
John Marshall Price
W. A. Drysdale
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Harry D. Durst
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Castoria
Lexington
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Westerman & Rankin
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Lexington, Missourl
E M Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Richard Field
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W. V. A. Catron
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W.vea. Catron
Frank Hons
Herman Kk. Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Rates
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W. G. McCausland
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