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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1912

Page

7

Washington Letter on Taft Roosevelt Trust Ties

The piece argues Taft and Roosevelt collude with big business. It claims Taft favors Canadian reciprocity for business benefit and alleges Perkins and Roosevelt ties, including a $15,000 NY primary gift. It cites suppressed antitrust actions and Roosevelt funding from Carnegie and Munsey, with Pennsylvania donor tallies and primary costs near $2 million.

Washington Tavenner Taft Roosevelt Delates Canada United States New York Chicago Gerge W. Perkins Harvester Trust Steel Trust Mr. Perkins Perkins Mr. Roosevelt Africa Andrew Carnegie Secretary of State of Pennsylvania Allegheny County Pittsburg Taft Fund James Laughlin Henry Laughlin Jones Laughlin Steel Co BF. Jones G. F. Oliver W. F. Snyder J. E. Reed Carnegie Steel Co W. L. King W. F. McCook W. H. Rowe Pittsburg Steel Company A. W. Mellon George Westinghouse G. W. Perkins Frank A. Munsey Mr. Taft White House

A High Salaried Boot Black Detail at Panama Canal

Congressman Hanlin of Missouri questioned the State Department about a colored man paid 2000 a year who only visited to draw his pay. He was described as detailed to Mr Knox's private residence and later acting as valet to Secretary Knox during his tour in America. The anecdote asks if he must shine the Secretary's shoes.

Hanlin Missouri Mr. Knox Mr. Hamlin Panama Canal Secre- Knox America

Warning to pay taxes and street safety rules

All persons owing real estate or personal tax, please call and settle at once and save cost of suit. Per Sale, In Estill Heights, lots 107-200-201. Liberal terms of payment. RICHARD FIELD. required to sound a warning on approaching street crossings and When about to pass other vehicles from the rear. Any person violating these rules is liable to arrest. Panama and Straw hats cleaned, bleached and trimmed. John Wittenberg.

Estill Heights Richard Field

Metropolitan Daily Newspapers Offer and 1912 Campaign Pitch

Advertising copy promotes Metropolitan Daily Newspapers and Rural Route Republic at two dollars yearly with day by day news, AP and New York Herald reports, and market data. It links subscription to Star Route or Rural Route carriers, urges club formation, and touts 1912 political campaign coverage led by Horatio W. Seymour.

Kura Route Republic West Rural Route Republic Associated Press Republic New York Herald Repblic St. Louis Republic Horatio W. Seymour Middle West Star Route

Endorsed by Lexington Citizens For Doan’s Kidney Pills

Mrs. Mary Weedin of Lexington Missouri testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney and bladder symptoms. She describes swelling feet and ankles back pain headaches dizziness and sleep disturbances improved by the remedy obtained at Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store. Price 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents. Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.

Lexington Mary Weedin Railroad St Dean Crenshaw & Young Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

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