Kansas Wheat Crop Falls Short Of July Forecast
The 1819 Kansas winter wheat crop is placed at 144,807,000 bushels by Edward Paxton of the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates, down 48,911,000 from the July forecast. Despite smaller output the crop remains the second largest on record, with per acre yield at 13 bushels.
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Kansas
Edward*. Paxton
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Ikansas
Paxton
State food plan could lead to municipal markets in Kansas
Governor Allen creates a special food stuffs committee with Clyde Reed James A Kimball and John Crawford to coordinate plans to cut living costs. They will survey farm prices seek direct producer to consumer channels and consider government sale of surplus food and city purchases.
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Allen
Kansas
Clyde Reed
James A. Kimpall
John Crawford
Knight in 1908 Is Now Pauper
Sir Luke White long admired for public service ends his days in Driffield workhouse infirmary after bankruptcy. Once a solicitor and politician with a knighthood, he owed $135000, including $95000 to trusting constituents who gave their savings to him. Born 1845 near York, he rose from an apprentice to a coroner and MP, later resigning after World War I pressures revealed his finances.
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London
Luke White
Driffield
England
Deighton
York
Tiespeedy
East Riding
Angus Holden
Bueckrose
Angus
White
Popular Chilean Socialite to Wed Colombian Minister’s Brother
Senorita Olga Eschaurre of Chile, popular in Washington society circles during winter and spring, is to marry Senor Curtos Uribe, brother of Senora de Vreja, wife of the Colombian minister.
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Senorita Olga Eschaurre
Chile
Senor Curtos Uribe
Senora de Vreja
Colombia
Bankrupted by War Bonds Ended in Workhouse Infirmary
The subject confided funds for war loan to a man who used them up. Friends aided him briefly in a Scar borough sanitarium. Once that fund exhausted he was moved to the work house infirmary near the court where he once practiced.
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Scarborough
Workhouse
East Yorkshire figure linked to 1907 trust theft case
The Bridlington notable once famed as a gentle lawyer faces renewed public attention after a suit against Herbert Brown deputy coroner and Sir Luke for allegedly diverting 1000 dollars entrusted by William Hatfield in 1907. Sir Luke avoids trial due to collapse.
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East Yorkshire
Bridlington
Tie
Herbert Brown
East Ridine
Yorkshire
Sir Luke
William Hatfield
Thousands of Cats Homeless by Prohibition in New York
A New York report estimates seven thousand cats became homeless after saloons closed for Prohibition. Beyond the famed hotel bars, each barroom housed one or more cats, and with 7,000 plus saloons closed, these felines lost their homes citywide.
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New York
Adopted Son for Dauphin Couple Beat Legal Hurdles
Twenty four year old married man Lewis Simmers Walker has been approved for adoption by Dauphin county court. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham P. Simmers were granted foster parents status and will legally adopt Walker as their son to secure a share of their estate.
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State Highway Commission
Allen County
Douglas County
M. W. Watson
Starrisburg, Ipa
Lewis Simmers Walker
Dauphin County Court
Abraham P. Simmers
Walker
Keep 300 Job Bureaus Open
The United States employment service reports 264 offices already funded with more than 200 to be kept open by outside support until Congress approves Nolan Kenyon bills. Welfare groups chambers of commerce and local agencies will continue backing 2 000 emergency bureaus for returning soldiers and sailors. John B Densmore notes that once state returns come in the total open offices will exceed 300 through voluntary contributions.
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Federal Employment Service
Congress
Nolan-Kenyon
Chambers of Commerce
John B. Densmore
United States Employment Service
Densmore
Six Scribbled Words Dispose of Big Estate
In New York a six word will scribbled on a margin disposes of a $200000 estate. Written by Alexian der Wolligan Withers, general agent of the American Frail ex chinge, the note leaves “ALL T have belongs to Zulina” to Zulia Powell, the housekeeper. Mir Waters died of heart failure just after taking office on July 8.
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New York
Surragite
Alexiander Wolligan Withers
Exchinge
Zulina
Zulia Powell
Mir Waters
Judge Taft Rules Women Must State Exact Ages
In Los Angeles California Superior Court Judge Taft mandates that women answering ages in court must give exact years, replacing the common reply of being over twenty one. The ruling changes court practice for age declarations in proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Cal
FL. Taft
Superior Court
Age of the Oceans Washington
Scientists estimate the ocean’s age at about 10 000 000 years. The calculation uses water origin from Earth's cooling mass and river salts accumulating minerals. Salinity and mineral composition detail the salt fraction and material make up the sea.
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Washington
Frank Clarke
United States Geological Survey
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