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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer from Lexington Missouri notes weekly Friday issues edited by A W Allen with annual subscription of 150 dollars payable in advance. Address for subscriptions and printing details are listed among local notices.
The notice enumerates candidates for vice president Franklin D Roosevelt, U S Senate Breckinridge Long, governor John M Atkinson, secretary of state John L Sullivan, state auditor George H Middlekamp, Supreme Judge No 2 John J Williamson, Judge Kansas City Court of Appeal James Ellison, Sheriff fee, County Surveyor Charles H Swift, Celtic Administrator W Z Sydnor, County Coroner FL W Mann, Constable Lesinrton Tore ship J F L Cagley.
An incompletely readable clipping critiques Lord Mayor MacSwinny and lists clergymen backing the League of Nations. It notes Roscoe C. Paterson workers questioning a connection to the Louden Slush Fund. Taft and Johnson express strong anti isolationist views amid campaign rhetoric, while other figures mock Harding and Hoover candidacies and cite mixed opinions on leadership and policy.
A fragmented report cites Baker and superintendent statements in a Missouri education dispute. It accuses a nominee of slander while praising state literacy gains, noting Baker’s defense and debates over school funding and per capita expenditures.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a ship or vessel named Rew Wan C. The readable text references maritime activity or a public notice about the vessel, with limited context on date location or action.
Republican women from Se region throw support behind the League and advocate national unity. They defend the covenant, warn against partisan excess, and call for women’s mobilization to back the league. The passage credits Mrs. Montrefos and others for urging adherence to a shared principle amid political tensions.
The dispatch reports Blythe predicting the election outcome as voters prepare for Tuesday’s poll. It notes Cox’s slim chances, mentions candidates Mr Tait and Mr Roe, and references party figures amid a tense political climate.
Odd OCR fragment mentions a Mussouri event and attendees with unclear ages. It references a party, a male and fictals, and a dated context but the text is garbled and non-specific about persons, places, or outcomes. The readable facts are minimal and imply a local gathering with uncertain details.
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