Movement to hold wheat for a dollar in North Dakota
This article notes a North Dakota effort to persuade farmers to store their wheat at one dollar per bushel, citing past wartime price movements and warnings that holding grain can backfire if market prices rise or fail to meet expectations. It also touches on police third-degree practices in New York, Mussolini cabinet changes, Bolivia-Paraguay border tensions, and gas rate rulings affecting Cities Service and Governor Woodring. It mentions a Kansas political rise for Dan Anthony and lineage of public service.
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North Dakota
Public Service Commission
City Gate
Cities Service
Henry L. Doherty
Woodring
Greenleaf
Wooding
Old Home Town Notes Recital Pupils Busy Week
Miss Kate Caldwell presents a juvenile recital featuring students aged 8 to 12 including Olive Constant Frances Moore Mildred Tweed Marian LeSeur Bernice Barker Paul Bushong Marcella Hetzel Lucy Hackman Mary Hackman Darlene Woolsey Lois Wiley and Mildred Fein. Also reports Mrs S A Herning plans a month in Hutchinson.
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Kate Caldwell
Olive Constant
Frances Moore
Mildred~ Tweed
Marian LeSeur
Bernice Barker
Paul Bushong
Marcella Hetzel
Lucy Hackman
Mary Hackman
Darlene Woolsey
Lois Wiley
Mildred Fein
S. A. Herning
Third degree episode stirs Minneola police debate
A prisoner died after police used third degree methods in Minneola New York. The incident triggers renewed discussion of interrogation techniques and their effectiveness in obtaining confessions and convictions. The long term question remains whether the third degree reliably produces justice or yields more questions than answers.
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Minneola
N. Y
Honest Emma Quibbles Over Dime Debt
A quip notes Emma’s honesty while noting she interprets debt as a dime less than the stated amount. The joke hinges on her deafness and insistence on precise accounting, turning a simple debt into a humorous miscalculation.
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Emma
Crowder Reaches Semi Finals In Fort Leavenworth Golf
Waldo Crowder advances to the semifinals of the fifteenth annual Kansas State Golf Association tourney at Fort Leavenworth as he defeats Ray Smith of Manhattan in the morning round. Also noted is a Lawrence insurance agency change with H T Meltoin selling to R C Manley and the formation of the G T G club led by Mrs G E Price. A birthday lawn party for Ruth Marie Gress gathers 26 children at the Haskell home of Mrs Thomas S Gress.
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Crowder
Leavenworth
Alexander Graham
Kansas
Wellington
Waldo Crowder
Lawrence
George W. Snyder
Topeka
Clarence McGuire
Kansas State Golf Association
Fort Leavenworth
Golf Links
Ray Smith
Manhattan
H. T. Meltoin
Douglas County
R. C. Manley
Manley
Selig. Company
G. T. C. Club
G. E. Price
New York Street
G.T. G. Club
A. B. Frederick
H. D. Hill
C. L. Shaw
R. F. Pugh
W. A. Carter
A.B. Frederick
C .E. Lewis
H. E. Creel
Thomas
Gress
Bob
Billy Monk
Robert Frank
Billy Coleman
Ruth
Marcella
Theodore Gress
Health notes on infant birth weights and survival factors
The article discusses birth weights, noting a typical weight of seven and a quarter pounds with ranges from one and a half to twenty pounds. It covers gender differences, racial weight gaps, and how maternal age, paternal genetics, and socioeconomic status influence infant size, plus the poor survival of very premature babies. Tomorrow More About Vitamin A.
Dr Wetmore named superintendent at Osawatomie hospital
On this date in 1894 the Kansas state board of charities appointed Dr C H Wetmore of Emporia as superintendent of the Osawatomie state hospital for the insane, succeeding Dr L T Wentworth.
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C. H. Wetmore
Emporia
Osawatomie State Hospital For
L. T. Wentworth
State Board of Charities
Poor Excuse From Man Found In Car To Get Warm
Edward Kazlen admitted entering an occupied automobile to seek warmth after a broken lock. Police presented him before Judge Thomas A. Green. He claimed I climbed in to get warm. The day was very cold and the judge sent him to the cooler.
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Tnto
Chicago
Edward Kazlen
Kazlen
Thomas A. Green
Judge Green
Government buys riot control gear for police
An API A shipment of tear gas guns hand Fernades and gas masks left Pittsburgh today as part of a government contract. The equipment for police riot control will be distributed among various federal and state agencies across the country.
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Pittsburgh
API
Washington
Hathaway House Christmas Crisis and Penns Marriage News
In a sweeping family tale, the Hathaway household adjusts to Aunt Emma's extended stay and a sudden engagement shock as Penn secretly marries Buss in Syracuse. Alice carries the news to Max and the couple faces a tense, emotional aftermath before a noisy welcome party plans unite relatives.
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John Hathaway
Alice
John
Emma
Alfiee
Penn
Itea
Max Hiller
Hathaway
Emama
Dorcas
Hathaway House
Judge Langworthy
Hathaways
Lita
News
Max
Weather Prophet Jonah Helps Rain After a Day of Play
Mary Graham Bonner's Sundown Stories tale follows old Jonah who guides children through weather lore. Rain comes softly after their swim and a day of dollhouse arrangement unfolds with siblings Peggy Betty John Freddy Bill and hidden workshop sounds.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Old Jonah
Peggy
Tag
Jonah
Betty
Playhouse
John
Freddy
Bill
Flashes of Life spans prison term for manslaughter victim
In Belleville Illinois an 18 year inmate named Joseph Douglas remain s in prison for manslaughter after 14 years. Attorney Ray Hendricks plans to petition for release calling him the forgotten man. In Ossining New York a large ballgame crowd watched Sing Sing inmates but one extra spectator escaped. Anthony De Bernardo serving 15 years was among them. In Pine Bluff Arkansas a thief who robbed C E B Lees was caught. he is said to be welcome to return. In Cleveland Charles Sloka, deported to Czechoslovakia, was awarded 18 weeks pay for life by the state compensation board after injury on the job.
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John
Alice
Meeting-House Hill
Ann
Erasmus and Stilles Land
Kurling-Newfane-Lee
Marjorie Lee
Newfane
Marguerite
Peni
Max
Penn
New York
Megs
Syracuse
Dad
Alick
Buss
Catherine Langworthy
Mrs. Langworthy
Max Hiller
Gomery County
Kansas City
C. W. McKown
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Topeka
Roland Boynton
Boynton
Kansas
Thurman Hill
Kansas Public Service Commission
Colorado Springs
American Petroleum Institute
Hill
Marion
W. C. Baker
Wichita
Here
Associated Press
Belleville
Ill
Joseph Douglas
Ray T. Hendricks
Douglas
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing Area
Anthony de Bernardo
Pine Bluff
Ark
C. EB
Lee
Sleveland
Charles Sloka
Czechoslovakia
State Compensation Board
Lawyers claim immunity on court rounds in new ruling
Chicago lawyers can travel to and from court without arrest after attorney S L August cited a mellow statute. He won the argument. In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania the poor board rules that automobile owners must deposit keys and license cards to qualify for unemployment relief, and those with telephones are excluded from orders.
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Chicago
S. L. August
Bloomsburg
Mother commits death by own action in Missouri
In Springfield Missouri on July 20 19 month old Anita Lee faced a mother named Lucille Triggs 25 who shot herself with poison after writing a letter to her husband who had found work in Oklahoma City and mailed new shoes for the child Relatives note the mother had been despondent since illness forced her to quit work in May The body will likely be buried in Chanute Kansas where Charles Wilson the girl’s grandfather lives
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Springfield
Anita Lee
Lucille Triggs
Halltown
Faye Wilson
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Safe Weight Loss
A testimonial from Cincinnati's F J Fritz praises Kruschen Salts for rapid weight loss. He reports dropping from 205 to 179 pounds in three months, with improved breathing and energy. The ad urges a daily half teaspoon in hot water, reducing fats and sweets, and notes a four week bottle costs a small amount at Round Corner Drug Co.
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F. J. Fritz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Round Corner Drug Co
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