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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
5
Dover notices list residents visiting Higginsville Lexington and Waverly with numerous weekend and Sunday trips. Local families, patients, and travelers appear alongside a Missouri Council of National Defense appeal asking women to donate grape juice for soldiers, with contact for County Chairman Nat Defense Committee.
Mrs J W Sydnor went to St Louis Sunday morning for a visit with relatives. Lieut M Burns of Iowa, who has been visiting friends here, left Sunday morning.
Viscount Reading, the lord chief justice of England, arrived in the United States on a special financial mission representing the British war cabinet and seeking economic support and coordination.
Taft, Bryan, cabinet members and other prominent figures launch a nationwide campaign for the 3,000,000,000 second Liberty Loan. McAdoo travels coast to coast with speakers including Baker and Burke. Taft to speak in Chicago Coliseum Saturday. many congress members join the campaign during the congressional recess.
Schedule notes multiple routes between Lexington Myrick and Kansas City with various west and east bound departures and arrivals. W R Humphreys returns Saturday from a business trip to St Louis.
Ten of the thirteen defendants charged with the murder of Detective Samuel Coppedge on July 2 were found guilty and sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary. Three were acquitted. The convicted: Fayette Parker Othaniel Peoples George Roberts Horace Thomas Marshall Alexander Dee Smothermann Albert Hughes Bud Townsend WI Palmer Charles Foster. Acquitted: Thomas Tackett Guy Moore Lester Fowler. Smothermann collapsed when the verdict was read.
The exports board allows indefinite shipment of raw cotton to allies without licenses due to a surplus. An opening session in London saw eight nations, including the United States, represented on the Inter Allied Committee for post war disability treatment. A Bern impression quotes a Reichstag member claiming no hope to crush Germany’s foes in the Lund region. Thirteen of the Houston rioting case of black soldiers have been released and return to Columbus, New Mexico to rejoin their regiment.
A Lexington citizen Henry Kroeck Sr. testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his weak kidneys and frequent nocturnal passages. He cites urging proof of merit from local results and notes 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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