Explosion Probe Split Into Shifts In San Francisco
District Attorney says many suspects are involved and police run a round the clock hunt. The bomb casing pieces and metal fragments are being examined as officials across state and federal levels cooperate to trace Saturday’s deadly blast. Citizens have given tips and names of potential suspects linked to secret organizations with broad national reach.
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San Francisco
Calif
Special
Chas. W. Fiterney
Ribal
United States
Foam
Satur Sagedy
Dentists Cite Prevention of Malocclusion in Children
Dr J Lowe Young of New York City urges the dental profession to prevent malocclusion in the rising generation. He speaks before the National Dental Association on the value of preventive care for future smiles.
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Louisville
J. Lowe Young
New York City
National Dental Association
Orthodontic Treatment Timing Proposed in Early Teens
The speaker argued that all orthodontic appliances could be avoided by age twelve or thirteen if precautions and methods were used. He stated treatment should begin during eruption of permanent teeth to achieve the desired results.
Pat Fisher Named Sheriff Candidate in Douglas County Race
Nearly everyone knows and likes Pat Fisher a former Chief of Police who retired after his term and now campaigns for sheriff. Fisher has enjoyed reconnecting with old friends while stressing a straightforward campaign and praise for his opponents.
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Pat Fisher
Ma. Fisher
Cassius Madison
Pat
Fisher
Douglas County
Sevier
Gad
Pishev
Summer Library Hours Adjusted Through September
Summer hours begin July 1st and run to September 1st. Public access limited to general delivery and children's services from 9:00 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. The general delivery desk operates 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays.
Independence and Noq Club Notes and Visits
Miss Nell Baker visited the CG L lack home Friday as Independence community notes record. The Hopewell Country Club met with Mrs. Ashby Thursday with twelve members and a guest. ice cream and cake were served. The group plans to meet August 10 with Mrs. John Stafford of Kill Kare. Local residents Winters Holliday McKinney fished on Marais Nes Aygnes, catching several channel catfish including a fifteen pounder. Edgerton residents Matilda Hermon and Rachel Hanna visited Mary Griffith. C Black helped Harry Ashby, and Charlie Johnson with Charlie Gale were guests of Charlie Pitts. About twenty five of Number Ten surprised W. Davis’s daughter Mrs. Smith of Minchio, Ohio as she visited at the Davis home. outdoor games and a meal followed. Mrs. Smith and daughter Allene left for Ohio Friday evening. Independence Board purchased a new agriculture chart. Charles Baker joined camping party at Lakeview last week. Mrs. Bushy and Mrs. Charles Griffith visited Mrs. George Sammners Friday.
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Nell Baker
CG. L. Lack
Hopewell Country Club
Ashby
John Stafford
Kill Kare
Joe
Holliday
John McKinney
Marais Nes Aygnes
Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Free Sample Led to Cure
A reader from Westphalia Kansas reports trying Cuticura Soap and Olarmenc ment receiving a free sample by mail. After following directions and using the product, they claim relief and a full healing, prompting a purchase of additional supplies. The note is dated July 7, 1915 and invites requests for a 32 page Skin Book by postcard to Cuticura Department Boston.
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Mike Gager
Westphalia
Kansas
Cutienri
Dept. T
Boseton
Village social notes and travel in Kansas community
Mrs Roy Clary and Mrs Stoneking visited Mrs O M Hind Tuesday. Many neighbors and relatives listed stopped by homes and visited, with various trips to Ottawa and nearby towns noted. A new concrete culvert work near the Ashby home is underway overseen by Ezra Barnhart. A leather shortage prompts calls for government action to keep boots affordable for workers. ARS NS Rey and Mrs C Maughlin left for Western Kansas to visit relatives.
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Rey
Mrs
C. Maughlin
Kansas
Shredded Wheat Diet Promises Body Building Nutrition
An early 20th century ad touts Shredded Wheat as rich in muscle building material and easily digested. It claims digestion, not intake, builds healthy tissue and urges a lifelong Shredded Wheat diet to unload years of food folly. Describes Shredded Wheat as containing all body building material from whole wheat and promotes its use as a cooling, summer food made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Preliminary Arrangements for Safety First Exhibit in Lawrence
Railroad officials from Union Pacific, Nick Cundiff and F Roach, outlined plans for the Safety First special train display in Lawrence Monday. Visitors and attendants will be accommodated, with local support from M L A and the fire and water departments providing hoses and free water. The exhibit aims to showcase government departmental workings and is praised as a once in a lifetime educational opportunity for the city.
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Railroad
Eare
Lawrence
N.ick. Cundiff
F. Roach
Western Advertising Manor
Union Pacific Railroad
Fire Department
Water Company
AH Lawrence
Union Pacific
Bank robbers dynamited Clayton bank gate
Two men were arrested in Selden Kansas by Sheriff C A Reed on charges of dynamiting the state bank gate at Clayton Kansas this morning. They were brought to Norton County later that day and jailed. A handbag with burglar tools was found on them. The interior of the bank was wrecked but only three dollars was taken. The suspects were in a Ford when arrested.
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Clayton
Norton
Ken
Selden
Kan
C. A. Reed
Sheridan County
State Bank
Colby
PA. Payton
Norton County
Reed
Mortality here 7 to percent in infant deaths
State board of health bulletin shows Lawrence infant mortality from 7 percent to near percent. Atchison and Parsons report lower rates around 6 to 7 percent. Kansas counties vary with 26 under 4 percent, nine between 9 and 16 percent, four over 10 percent. Bou county ranges 6 to 7 percent. We do Kodak finishing. 24 hour service. Dick Bros.
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State Board
Lawrence
Bulletin
State Board of Health
Kansas
Atchison
Parsons
Bou County
Dick Bros
Peculiar Divorce Case Records Mixed Up in Court
Judge C. Smart of the District Court recalls a mix up where two Smith vs Smith cases, one for divorce and one for partition, led to a recording error appointing three men to carry out the partition in the divorce suit. Stumbo spent a day in Town on business.
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iThree
Aay
C. Smart
District Court
Smith
Courtroom Display Of Booze In Police Case
Court morning session features ten bottles of whiskey on the judge’s desk and a keg as police produce seized evidence. William Franklin pleads guilty to a charge while others including Sam Lave and Crosby and Cublett await trials set for 4 pm. George Warheld pleads not guilty and Mann pays a minor fine for offense.
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Williarms Franklin
Iun
Sam Lave
Thomp Crosby
Mars
Cublett
George Warheld
Sani
Y Mann
Korean Reading Plan Used in Songdo Schools
A Korean reading program based on Dr Kelly’s method and the Kansas plan has been translated and adopted in Songdo. Tests show Korean fifth graders scoring higher than American peers due to language differences. A letter to Emporia’s W S Monroe from Alfred W Wasson confirms these results.
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Kelly
Kansas
Jlent
Y ~ Scholol
Kansas State Normal School
Songdol
Korea
W. 5
Monroe
Burcau of
Emporia
Alfred W. Wasson
Songdo
Oral Hygiene Embraced as Health Foundation, Dentist Tells N D A
Dr Mitchell of Oklahoma City told the National Dental Association convention that oral hygiene is the foundation of public health. He warned that a lack of understanding and apathy among some professionals hinder progress toward recognizing dentistry and medicine as closely linked in disease prevention.
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Leeu Toulay
National Dental Association
Gs Mitchell
Oklahoma
Mitchell
Denial profession and its social role emphasized
Fragment discusses the emergence of a denial profession and its close connection to society as a major current need confronting Americans today. It notes mounting appreciation and recognition of this field’s impact on social life and public understanding.
Unclear Excerpt Mentions Dean J W Green Traveling to Seattle
A garbled passage notes Dean J W Green leaving yesterday for Seattle Washington to spend the summer. It references Red Cross and blues, a Cross Ball, and family debt comments without a clear, coherent event.
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Dean J. W. Green
Seattle
Washington
Postponed Again in Maggie Yeager Trial
The second Maggie Yeager trial is continued until Saturday morning due to County Attorney Amick’s absence. This marks the third postponement after an initial hung jury. Amick has been expected for a couple of days, with a likelihood of no further delays.
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Maggie Yeager
Amick
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