No race death by own action in Lexington
Our opinion of the Eastern question is that Turkey ought to be Gobbled. GPE.
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Lexington
Turkey
Landis
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
4
McAdoo praised as crucial to wartime finance
A Washington Post editorial lauds Secretary McAdoo for bold leadership in expanding Allied aid, credit, and the Federal Reserve system. It credits him with mobilizing national resources, predicting bond oversubscription, and uniting Congress to support a $7,000,000,000 loan. Local notes report residents traveling and visiting in St Louis and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McAdoo
Republic
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
National Finance
Amer
Ican
Congress
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Germany
Washington Post
Dover Notes Highlight Lexington Visits and Local Trips
Walter Van Angrim and many others from Lexington appear in Dover notes with a flurry of weekend visits and Monday business. Residents travel to and from Lexington, Higginsville, and Kansas City, including Miss Mary Nesmith, Miss Bess Johnson, and Mrs. Geo Zeysing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ray Smith
Legrand Ryland
Kansas City
Ernest Corbin
J. Stolte
Jake Harwood
J. L. Groves
W. W Cole
Ralph
Fred Zeysing
Alice Shelby
Sam Vaughan
Will Pauling
Edna
Jean Zeysing
Frank Evans
Minnie McGee
Corder
Smith’s
P. Cherry
Wm. Sydnor
Geo. Zeysing
Masons
Jack Cooper
Eon
Lilburn
M. C. McFadin
Sam Redd
Lula Young
Nona Harwood
Wm. Braun
H. T. Redd
Henry Hohn
Mildred Redd
Mayme Ragland
Mildred
Thomas Campbell
E. Smith
Robert Groves
W. B. Harwood
Kennerly
Higginsville
Lafayette County graduation program announced at Higginsville
County Superintendent H. T. Phillips announces the Lafayette County rural and village schools graduation exercises in Higginsville on Saturday May 19 at 1 30. March Miss Elizabeth Kennedy attends the invocation Rev Lippard vocal solo Miss Winnie Bell Gaines address J Kelly Wright lecturer State Board of Agriculture Columbia Mo violin solo Miss Helen Rohring presentation of diplomas reading Miss Louise Jackman awarding scholarships chorus Emerson school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Phillips
Lafayette County
Higginsville
Elizabeth Kennedy
Rev. Lippard
Winnie Bell Gaines
J. Kelly Wright
State Board of Agriculture
Columbia, MO
Helen Rohring
Louise Jackman
Emerson School
Local residents make Friday trips to Kansas City and Wellington
GC A Simkins traveled to Kansas City Friday morning on business. Miss Beas Maycock visited Wellington Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. T L Barnett also went to Kansas City Friday morning to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Simkins
Kansas City
Beas Maycock
Wellington
Mra. T. L. Barnett
Germans Retake Fresnay Village In World War I Combat
London May 9 reports capture of Fresnay area trenches northeast of the village after German counterattacks, later retaken by British forces. Subsequent German assaults east of Fresnay prompted renewed fighting with heavy casualties. British forces eventually withdrew from Fresnay village and the woods. Paris notes German offensive near erreau Bac failed to push progress, more German prisoners taken in raids. British HQ recounts three counterattacks near Souchez and Bullecourt with no German trenches gained, while French communique claims gains and isolated operations north of Moulin de Laffaux and near Sapigneul with prisoner captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fresney
Mresney
Wool
Fresnoy
Freanoy
Paris
erreau-Bac
France
Souchez River
Bullecourt
War Office
Moulin de Laffaux
Chemin-den Dames
Hurtebise
Craonne
Californie
Jean
Reims
Sapigneul
Two Die in Nitro Explosion Near Okmulgee Bridge
May Lom an and George Baker of the American Nitro-gycerin Company were killed when a nitro glycerin laden truck exploded while crossing a bridge near Okmulgee Oklahoma. Three Americans in the American Ambulance Corps were decorated by France with the War Cross for bravery in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
May
Ann Loman
George Baker
American @iycerin Company
Paris
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Lexington Savings Bank
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Richard Field
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