Dismissal in Hinshaw Kennedy Blackmail Case
The Hinshaw Kennedy blackmail case in Douglas County court was dismissed due to Hinshaw not residing in the county and lacking jurisdiction. The matter may proceed in Kansas City. A bridge worker, George King, was severely injured on Buck Creek bridge construction in Kanwaka township, suffering a possible fractured shoulder.
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Kennedy
Hinshaw
Lawrence
Douglas County
Ehocourt
Slaw
Ranans
Kansas City
George King
Buck Creek
Belyous
Kanwaka Township
King
Flood relief and death toll rise in Midwest and Chicago
Venice in Butler county reports thirty two lives lost as flood braces the region. President Wilson coordinates relief with General Wood and Garrison while a special train carries supplies. Chicago flood fund hits one hundred thousand dollars with most in currency and funds to outfit a fleet of thirty motor boats. Mrs Naomi Newby dies in Kansas aged eighty six, heart disease listed as cause.
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Cincinnati
Fort Meyer
Venice
Butler County
Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Wood
Roanoke
Dayton
Read
Chicago Association, of Commerce
Naomi Newby
Jing
New Jersey
Newby
Ater
Oakhill
Cemetery
Mel ‘Arland
Hodges Appeals for Aid in Ohio Indiana Flood Sufferers
Governor Hodges urges Kansas to aid flood relief for Ohio and Indiana. He asks cities churches and fraternal groups to collect funds directed to John R. Mulvane Kansas Red Cross treasurer. Funds to be deposited in local banks with notices by phone lines.
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Hodges
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Tivliana
United States
American Red Crass Society
Ehurch
John R. Mulvane
Kansas Red Cross Society
Bank ‘of
Topeka
Kan
Mn Mulvane
Missouri
Mabel T. Boardman
National Relief Board of the
American Red Cross Society
Red Cros
Washington
Red Cross
State
Red Cross Society
Miss Boardman
Morehead
Nebrasf
Omaha
Wroe Perches
Nebraska
Woodward Co Advertises Blood Health Tonics
Fragmentary ad copy touts Woodward and Co. products for blood disorders and liver function. It promotes daily walking and a Kodak camera as an incentive, claiming the camera itself offers medicinal value and urging customers to seek Woodward’s preparations for treatment.
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Woodward & Co
Woodward
Kodak
ZEMO Promises Quick Skin Relief for Babies
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a guaranteed skin remedy for babies and adults. It claims immediate relief from itching, rash, and "skin tortures" with a 25 cent bottle sold at Dick Brothers in Lawrence and Flowers in Oakville, VA, backed by testimonials.
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Zemo
Flowers, Jeweler
Oakilale
Lawrence
Dick Brothers
Maple Nut Ice Cream Ad At Wiedemann’s Stand
An old line ad promotes Our Maple Nut Ice Cream at Wiedemann’s stall, highlighting a sale price of one day only one dollar to three dollars and inviting customers to try the real flavor.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Wiedemhann‘s
Wiedemann’s
Wiedemann
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Pilot
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York
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Law‘rence
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Nwi
Pearl Mittchell & His
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SEWU
M. G. Bilversodla, & Hus
Ts Hortense B. Hill
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Ssachusetts
Mavorsi
Ede W. Parsons Jeweler
Mass
William W. Montgomery
Milesheny National Bank
Taft
Beggs Mfo. CO
Oxden Ave
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The
State Supreme Court
Immigrant Savings Bank
Jersey
Coleman Bros
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Aaron Beck
Williamstown
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Ohio St
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Iba
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Flory
Butte
the Hustler Grocery
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Massachusetts Street
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Mgr
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Henry J
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Ed. S. St
Sinclair
Massachusetts
Boston
White’ Mountain
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