Tobacco smell derails state official visit in Topeka
Incident details a Kansas state office visit by Mr Cushman troubled by tobacco odor. Miss Wooster censures smoking during an official meeting, threatens to block federal aid funds if kept under smoking officials. References potential cost to state funds and legal concerns with smoking while handling federal educational money.
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Kansas
Cushman
Miss Wooster
Topeka Tn¢histrial and Educational Institute
Stetchers
Husband Imprisoned Her Five Weeks in Neb Divorce Suit
Omaha June 6 Laura Brant sues for divorce from Ernest Brant alleging she was kept prisoner in their Keystone Nebraska home for five weeks prior to filing. The complaint cites confinement and seeks relief through the court.
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Omaha
Neb
Keystone
Laura Brant
Ernest
Alimony Request After Husband Detains Wife at Home
FragmentaryOCR notes describe a separated couple with the wife seeking $2,600 alimony after alleged abuse and eviction from their home. The husband reportedly holds $2,800 in bank, horses, cattle, car, and land. In April the wife learned one child was ill and returned to her parents. The husband is described as taking her prisoner.
Woman Claims Mayr's Remedy Healed Years of Pain
A woman credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending 14 years of pallor and severe pain from stomach and indigestion. She says doctors urged hospital care, but the remedy relieved catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, improving her condition markedly. One can convinces with money refunded from Ketrick Bros. and leading druggists.
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Mayr
Ketrick Bros
Convicts Wanted for Prison Twine Plant Output
Topeka dispatch reports Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing seeks more labor for a binder twine plant. State Manager James A. Kimball warns the plant may stay at 1,800,000 pounds if lawbreakers stay scarce, though it could reach 3,000,000 pounds with adequate help.
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Topeka
Kan
S. O
Kansas State Penitentiary
James A. Kimball
Kansas
Lansing
Burglary Suspect Blames Drinking on Crime in San Francisco
James Nelan, once a convict, admits robbing several homes in San Francisco's residential area while claiming labor shortage and intoxication explain his acts. He was found at work twice before police captured him, but a tea trap led to his arrest.
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San Francisco
James Nelan
Nolan
Suspicious Package to Congressman Crisp Found in Ambericus
A suspicious package addressed to Congressman Charles R. Crisp in Washington was sent to Ambericus. Police opened it with caution after firing shots through it. Crisp knew nothing of the package and Mrs. Crisp and the local postmaster prompted the precautions.
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Ambericus
Charles R. Crisp
Washington
Berner
Crisp
Replacing a Knocked Out Tooth During First Aid
The guidance explains saving a knocked out tooth from boxing or falls by cleaning the tooth and cavity, replacing it, possibly stitching the gum, and applying a pad for about forty eight hours. After that, a soft diet is advised, gradually restoring bite strength over weeks.
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Phila & 5Th Sts
Court House
Shmian
Antich
Hug Store
Indians, Pa
N McDougall
McDougall
Benjamin G. Lamme
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co
Underwood & Underwood
F.F. Dalley Corporations
Tr SS Suffalo. WY
ALL Ladies
Dolmans
W. R. Loughry & Company
Tress
Uchheit Bros
Indiana, Pa
Willard-Dempsey
Dempsey
Oleda
Ohio
Willard
Underwood & Underswood
Dort
Studebaker
Ford
Franklin
Harley-Davison
New Auto Exchange
O, S
Sheffler
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