Relief to Consumer Woman Lower Beef Price Reacts from Kansas Officials
Kansas livestock officials report at Chicago conference that packers have removed war surcharges and urge retailers to cut prices to benefit consumers. They say a cheaper beef retail could boost demand and stabilize markets, accusing some butchers of profiteering while government may aid supply.
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Topeka
Tive Stock Producers
Chicago
He Mercer
State Five Stock Commisacone
Kansas Livestock Association
Mayo
Prodducers
Chikago
Clever escape by inmate in Leavenworth prison
Leavenworth Kansas July 2 officials claim one of the most cleverly executed escapes ever made a prison break. An inmate impersonated an officer to gain access and fled from the facility in a dramatic breakout.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kans
Peresa
Prison break in Dallas involving impersonator of army officer
Louis Miller, a prison assistant dentist, helped a prisoner escape by donning a soldier’s uniform and bandaged eye to resemble a wounded officer. Miller, serving two years for impersonating an army officer, reportedly left the penitentiary with the inmate after a baseball game, chatting with guards and saluting the assistant warden.
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Eral
Louis Miller
Miller
Dallas
Tex
Woman Law Student Misa Krogge Earns Bar Honors at Topeka
The sole female School of Law graduate this year, Misa Krogge, passed the demanding Kansas bar exam with honors in Topeka last week. Several women sat the test, which lasted three days, and Krogge has been admitted to the Kansas bar. future study or immediate practice remains undecided. Meanwhile a soldier’s hero story is teased for front page treatment and Orey C. Bee from Chicago is in Lawrence on business.
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K. LU
Univerary
Misa Consuela Ree
Topeka
Mies Krugg
Kansas
Mise ‘Krogge
Umbrella and courage amid city streets and new suffrage
Betty, a young woman aided by a rich old lady's umbrella, navigates danger and social expectations in a rain soaked city as Rhode Island suffragists celebrate Independence Day and the first women can register to vote for presidential electors next year.
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Misa Barrie
Bafta
Fortune
Betty
Rome
Bence “Steppenson
Mag
Colmal
Bady
Rhode Island
Worgen
Untitled Local Item Prompts Various Notices
Local items note Kennedy Plumbing Co employee Carl Phillips returning from military service and resuming practice at 817 Mass Street. North Dakota enacts eight hour day and welfare commission minimum wage laws. Mentions Western Electric fans, League of Nations flag design, candy jars from Parsons Jeweler, penguins as highly social, Kodak, Medloch’s Drug Store, and a commuter noting travel distance over three years.
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Carl Phillips
Mass
North Dakota
Fragmentary 19th Century Report On a Sea Side Scene
A garbled account mentions a person named Leoteg Alea and a salt beacher arriving. A boy is asked if he is out and a response repeats phrases about time growing up and getting married. The wording suggests a coastal setting with rough dialogue and unclear events.
Remark on Local Business Women and Morning Routines
fragmented notes describe local business women and their morning routines including getting breakfast and plans to meet before a person named Jas. Hight. The text reflects informal dialogue about daily work and tea orders.
Optimist Thought on Persuasive Speech in Old Dialect
A compact note on how talkative promoters resemble Dacrels and the loss lies in the noise of their rhetoric. The remark compares promotional chatter to a debated lem inlection style.
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