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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

4

Democrats Present Splendid Ticket in Missouri

The Democratic ticket in Missouri features Breckinridge Long for U S Senator, Jon M Atkinson for Governor, and three Supreme Court candidates led by Fred L Williams. Also urged are Geo H Middlekamp for State Auditor John L Sullivan for Secretary of State John H Stone for State Treasurer William H Meredith for Attorney General and Buford for Lieutenant Governor.

Democratic Party Missour Breckinridge Long United States Long de Ig Jon M. Atkinson Public Service Commission Atkinson Missouri Supreme Court Henry W. Bond Charles B. Faris Supreme Bench Fred L. Williams John L Williamson Faris William T. Ragland Geo. H. Middlekamp Middlekamp John L. Sullivan John H. Stone William H. Meredith Buford State Senate Senate

Governor Cardner Defends Record in Missouri Campaign

The piece touts Cardner’s four years as governor as proof of Democratic efficiency, arguing Missourians will endorse his achievements and elect him to continue in office with broad support across political lines, praising his leadership and unity.

Cardner John M. Athinwot Auelice Nyauuer

Hyde vlander Defends Public School Ranking Comment

A Missouri official disputes a statement claiming the state’s public school system ranks thirty fourth nationwide. The U S and the Bureau of Education are cited as backing or restraining the remark amid political contention.

A Hyde Vlander Union U. S&s. Bureau of Education Missouri Superintendent of Public Restrtction

Campaign Notes on Cox and Harding Split in Globe Denwerst

The Globe Denwerst reports disaffection with Harting and switching support to Cox by a former Democrat Frederick Cowert. It also notes Republican leaders refusing to back Harting, endorsing Cox, plus Joslyn’s platform push and his surprise departure. Civic letters praise Sheriff Ford’s stand against activists and critique Harding’s League stance and crowd behavior at St. Louis.

The Globe Denwerst Frederick Cowert Cex Harding Harting Gov. Cox Republican National Committee Carl Joslyn Cambridge Mass G.O. P League Missouri League On Nations St. Louis W. 4. Tait Port Huron Cincinnati Hiram Johnson

Democrats pledge tax restraint for farm and city lands

A Democratic platform urges economy and tax reform to spread burden fairly. It opposes higher taxes on farm lands and real estate, calls for revising hidden wealth assessments, and warns that electing Democrats to the House and Senate will prevent sudden tax increases.

Democratic Party Board of Equalization Atkinson Meredith Sullivan Middlekamp Stommeas House of Representatives House Senate

Gold Star Mothers Push League of Nations Support

Governor Cox highlights the Gold Star Mothers organization in endorsing the League of Nations. A letter from Elizabeth New Jersey mother Mrs Edward C Davidson details wartime losses and urges support for a concerted international effort, urging that the League is the best feasible option to save future generations from war.

Cox League of Nations Edward C. Davidson Elizabeth New Jersey France

Constitutional ballot questions on amendments and referenda

A long list of constitutional amendments and related measures is described, including amendments to compensation for General Assembly members, city indebtedness limits, road district taxes, and public utility funding, plus proposed workmen’s compensation, alcohol control, and election procedures. The document notes enactments, referenda, and the Missouri Constitution revisions, with official certification by the secretary.

Senate Fiftleth General Assembly Woul Men's Compensation Commission

Breckinridge Long Politically Flagged by East Press

A two column interview with Breckinridge Long Democratic nominee for U S Senator from Missouri appears in the New York Times. The piece, obtained by William H Crawford, follows his recent high profile statement and signals strong press regard for Long’s nationwide candidacy and potential leadership in the Senate.

East Breckinridg Long United States Missouri Low New York Times William H. Crawford Hipadies Mr. Long Times United States Senate Eaders

Missouri Voters Pick Good Men for Governor

The Missouri electorate is urged to choose experienced leaders to continue a fair administration. The piece endorses John M. Atkinson for Governor, arguing that voters should avoid inexperienced candidates and elect officials with proven public service.

Missouri

Missouri Women and the Call to Steady Leadership

A brief editorial urging Missouri women to align with Democratic values, remain calm in peacetime, and advocate steady progress. The piece emphasizes patience, prudent voting, and avoiding upheaval in political life.

Lexington farmer endorses Dean's Kidney Pills

J. P. Tribble, a retired farmer from 1813 Bloom St Lexington, reports years of kidney trouble backache and irregular secretions. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Marshall's Drug Store with a full recovery and urges others to use the remedy from all dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the product.

Lexington J. P. Tribble Bloom St. Lexington Marshall's Drug Store

J L Kinkead Visits Lexington from Kansas City

J L Kinkead of Kansas City spent Tuesday in Lexington for undisclosed reasons, with local residents noting his brief visit and absence of public events.

J. L. Kinkead Kansas City Lexington Geo. Fawks

Indigestion Promises from Chamberlain's Tableta

Indigestion biliousness and constipation sufferers are urged to try Chamberlain's Tableta. The ad claims hundreds found health and happiness after use and promises satisfaction and clear benefits to readers seeking relief.

Chamberlain

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