Army Officer Weds in Baltimore Then Heads to West Point
Lieut. B. F. Hoge of the 10th United States Cavalry married Miss Rebecca Parran at Baltimore Saturday morning. The couple then planned to attend a Sailors vs. Georgia football game in Annapolis before Hoge returns to West Point as an assistant coach. He is the eldest son of Col. and Mrs. W. M. Hoge.
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B. F. Hoge
Baltimore
10Th
United States Cavalry
Rebecca Parran
Maryland
Hoge
Annapolis
University of Georgia
West Point
Hoge J
Mexico
Lieut
W. M. Hoge
Ben
Judge Mountain Receives Copper Souvenirs from Montana Miner
Judge Harry Mountain received several copper souvenirs from his brother William Mountain of Great Falls Montana. The items were crafted from copper mined at the largest copper mines in America and featured the world’s tallest smoke stack at 506 feet high and 75 feet square. The tributes were once displayed in the window of Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mountain
Wiliam Mountain
Great Falls
Montana
America
Bootleggers Arrested in City Shack Raid
Early afternoon officers arrested Chester Cony and Fred Wayne, two men ages unspecified, for bootlegging after surveilling a shack on North 10th Street where the pair were caught selling illicit liquor. Local authorities seized materials and began standard processing.
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Mers
Chester Cony
Fred Wayne
North 10Th
Lexington Girl Marries in Kansas City
Miss Dulcie Stanley of Lexington wed Mr. RC Ensey of Kansas City on Tuesday. They will spend a few days here before settling in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Dulcie Stanley
Kansas City
RC. Ensey
Lexington
Lincoln
Nebraska
Circuit Court Verdict In Favor Of Defendants
In circuit court Tuesday the case of Susan B. Elliot as administrator of the estate of C. R. Cransy was tried by jury and a verdict rendered in favor of the defendants.
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Susan B. Elliot
C. R. Cransy
Fai
Mrs Mary Welsh Returns Home to Concortia
Mrs Mary Welsh came back to Concortia on Wednesday after visiting Mr and Mrs Phillip Hogan. The Hogans accompanied them home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welsh
Concortia
Phillip Hogan
Ford Long Ties The Knot In Odessa Catholic Ceremony
Ford Long of Odessa married Miss Cora Long of this city Monday at 8 o'clock in the Catholic church with Rev. George B. Curry officiating. After the ceremony the bridal party enjoyed a wedding breakfast at the bride’s parents’ home before traveling to Higginsville for a C. and A. train to St. Louis. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Long. she is active in social and religious life. The groom is described as industrious, of fine appearance and character. The Intelligencer joins many friends in wishing them happiness and success.
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Ford Long
Roy Ford
Odessa
Cora Long
George B. Curry
Higginsville
St. Louis
George M. Long
Forger Sherman Arrested in Kansas City Bond Posted
B C Sherman, wanted for forgery in Odessa, was arrested Tuesday night by Deputy Sam Smith at 1333 Grand Avenue Kansas City where he boarding. He forged checks for hundreds of dollars on several Odessa banks in September 1915. He was released on an $800 bond and left Odessa with his bondsmen.
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B. C. Sherman
Odessa
Sam Smith
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Sherman
Death of Marius Poudevigne at Summit Camp
French native Marius Poudevigne died at his Summit Camp home Thursday around 7:30 due to stomach trouble. He was 54 years old and 9 days. Requiem services conducted by Rev. J C Bierbault were held Saturday at 2:30 p m at the home.
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Marius Poudevigne
France
J.C. Bierbault
Wound Fatal to Gordon in City Detective Shooting
Albert Gordon, an 18 year old African American, died at the county jail Thursday night after being shot by Detective John Shinkle Tuesday night near Myrick. Gordon, from Natchez Mississippi, was traveling aid is said to have been beating his way from St. Louis to Kansas City.
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Gordon
Albert Gordon
John Shinkle
Myrick
Natchez
Mississippi
St. Louis
Kansas City
Rogers Granted New Trial In Criminal Court
Robert E. Rogers was granted a new trial by Judge John A. Rich on Monday. The trial date was set for Monday November 27th in the criminal court.
Metropolitan Life executives attend Kansas City convention banquet
Col 8. Sellers, Dr. Z M Williams, Dr. B T Payne and J R Fortman, superintendent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, attended the triennial convention and banquet of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in Kansas City Monday night.
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8. Sellers
Z. M. Willianms
B. T. Payne
J. R. Fortman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kansas City
Mrs M Small Returns to Kansas City Home
Mrs M Small returned to her home in Kansas City Tuesday accompanied by Mrs J Ryland. Mr and Mrs L W Gat in went to Kansas City Tuesday where Mrs Gatin entered St hospital for an operation. J Ussery visiting Mr and Mrs M Ussery in this city returned to her home in Blackburn Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M Ussery accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs H C Ardinger went to Kansas City Tuesday for a brief visit.
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Mrs. M. ©. Small
Kansas City
J. Ryland
L. W. Gattin
Tuesaday
Irs
J. Ussery
M. Ussery
Blackburn
H.C. Ardinger
Reaows for Re election of Wilson
A list praising Wilson for peace, anti corruption, reduced tariffs, labor protections, income tax, nonpartisan tariff commission, Federal Reserve, FTC, anti monopoly, farmer rights, rural credits, highway system, and labor reforms. It frames him as a friend of workers, business, farmers, and civilization, asserting his moral character and national service.
Cadets Swamp Vets in 42 to 7 Victory
Football notes report the freshmen cadets overwhelming the Kansas City Vets 42 to 7. Mozley at quarterback starred as the cadets used speedy backfield plays to cruise to a strong first and second half win.
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Kansas City Vets
Wentworth
Vets
Mozley
For Sale Buff Plymouth Rock Cockrel and Swan Drake
Mrs. A. P. Young of Lexington Missouri advertises a buff Plymouth Rock cockerel and a swan Indian Runner drake for sale. Miss Honor Goodloe from Kansas City visited Sunday with her parents.
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Drake
A. P. Young
Lexington
Miss Honor Goodloe
Kansas City
Island No 9 Hunting Prohibited By August Limberg
Notice to hunters banning all hunting on Island No 9. August Limberg warns prosecution to the full extent of the law and states any dog caught on the property will be killed. Original text from lwd&w.
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Island No. 9
Closing Out Sale by BE Vaughan
Person named BE Vaughan advertises closing out sale of dishes and English porcelain and decorated ware, offering items at less than wholesale cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Vaughan
Social notes from Lexington and nearby towns
Mrs James Shelby and child ren of Lexington visited relatives here this week. W W Cole had business in Lexington Monday. J M Winn went to Kansas City Monday evening. Bob Montague of Marshall had business here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W F Corbin spent Friday in Higginsville and Lexington. Mra Fred Zeysing shopped in Lexington Tuesday.
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Dan Burke
Edward Winstanley
Mary Carter
Kansas City
Tom Vivian
Vivian
Verne Vaughan
Herman Nelson
Kathryn
Francis Yokley
Lexington
Charlie Holman
Corder
Edward Vaughan
B. W. Vaughan
Rudolph Yokley
L. P. Brown
Beatrice
Doris
Harmon Wahl
Dean Dysart
John Wahl
Warrensburg
Harvey Vaughan
Jeffy Wilson
Chalmers
Annie Eagan
W. F. Corbin
Floyd
Carl
Susie
Minnie
Dan Brown
W. G. Harwood
Addie Holman
A. L. Carter
Fairfax
James Shelby
W. W. Cole
J. M. Winn
Bob Montague
Marshall
Higginsville
Fred Zeysing
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Joe Jorden
Aull Mines
Waddell
Jorden
Dr. Cope
John Jorden
Highland Ave
Circuit Court
Reaows
Wilson
Ment
Federal Reserve
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Ces
Becague
Mel
Ladies of the Christian Church
Laura Fox
Jessie
Tom Holman
Atchison, Kan
A. L. Anderson
Cadets Swamp Vets
Victor Moore
Benedicts
Mabel Oswald
Lake
Idaho
Mr. Moore
Virginia City
Ennis
August Limberg
Lwd&w
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