The Cook's Escape and Hidden Heart
Lindsay plans to abduct Lucille with a rival French cook. He changes course at the last moment when he sees his wife reading calmly, realizing true affection lies there and abandoning the scheme. Lucille and the cook are embraced, and the wife gratefully claims a rare happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Markham
Lucille
America
France
Mrs. Lindsay
Sved
Lueille
Stapleton
Ocean law dodge sparks runaway plan
A quirky notice notes a belief that Volstead act restrictions do not apply at sea. The speaker contemplates fleeing to observe the idea firsthand, hinting at a possible departure.
Miners Fight Kansas Court Over Mackie Mine Strike
Alexander Howatt and August Dorchy leaders of District 14 United Mine Workers defended themselves in a Kansas district court against felony charge linked to the Mackie mine strike. About 300 miners turned out with State Labor President Freeman urging a weeklong vacation to attend the trial, with thousands expected after jury selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kas
Alexander Howatt
August Dorchy
District 14
United Mine Workers
Kansas Industrial Court
Mackie
Ross
Freeman
Kansas
Rail workers reject wage cut across major railroads
Chicago dispatch reports railway shop crafts on leading lines voted nearly seven to one against the wage cut ordered by the railroad labor board. About 325,000 workers opposed the 85 to 77 cent per hour reduction, while 48,000 supported it, tallying in the Jewell office of the AFL Railway Employes' Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
B. W. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Reformers Move to Halt Dempsey Carpentier Prize Fight
Jersey City June 28 Vice Chancellor Eugene Stevenson to act on motions by International Reform Bureau to stop the Dempsey Carpentier prize fight set for Saturday July 2. Reformers allege promoters aided a gigantic swindle by selling tickets too early enabling counterfeiters to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Eugene Stevenson
International Reform Bureau
Dempsey-Carpentier
Harvard professor links dance to instinctive behavior
The Kansas City Star quotes a Harvard professor describing dancing as an instinct comparable to eating and fighting. The observation parallels how humans have long eaten anything and fought anything, suggesting dance may emerge from deep biological drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Kansas City Star
Local classified ads and notices from Linton area
Auto and motorcycle licensing help offered at city hall by Ellett M. Meyer. Items for sale include tractors hay balers corn shredders and three 14 inch gang plows. Also listed are coal range four room and ten room houses for sale or trade requests for a suburban home and a garage rental. Warnings about leaving town and trade offers for a good used car accompany the notices. Local buyers seek rentals and trades near St. N. E Third St. N. W and Eighth St. S. E with contact details for Ham Bros and R. F. Brammer in Owensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellett M. Meyer
City Hall
Arthur Graves
R. R
Linton
George Stevens
Hoosier
Pike Road
G. C
Care Daily Citizen
Third St. N. W
Haseman
Ham Bros
St. NW
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Gie Dank
Linton Trust
Chevrolet Motor Cars
Gerin’s
Ind
Arthur Fritz Sale Co
Charles Yates
Wolford Hardware CO
Wakefield & Fox
South Main Street
el Faso
Havana
Western Newspaper Union
Kansas Court
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Otis Cooprider
Sixth Street
NEW House
Lemuel Buis
P.O
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