Lukens becomes a free man after ten year fight
The Sunol bank robbery case ends as Raymond G Lukens is released from Lincoln penitentiary after a decade. He maintained innocence despite a life term in Sunol Neb with Connell. A parade of supporters aided by governor Sproul and local officials framed his appeal. Lukens boards a train to Philadelphia confirming a new start and genuine exoneration.
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Lukens
Sidney
Taken
Connell
Lincoln
Neb
Raymond G. Lukens
Frank Connell
Colorado
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Luken
Supreme Court
Denver
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
A Winter Romance by Justin Wentwood in Florida
A winter romance unfolds on a Florida sand beach between Strong, a writer, and Mary, a barefoot cottage girl from a lobster fisherman family. He faces a life choice between marriage to Mary and his career, ultimately choosing self sacrifice as Mary reappears later in fashionable company with a railroad magnate.
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Trong
Florida
Werafure
Strong
Mebbe
Mary
Mr. Roberts
Skim Milk to Fountain Pen Lauded by Chemist
A chemist recalls skim milk once deemed nearly worthless now valued for hair combs, fountain pens, and paper sizing. He cites a German product blamed for high cost yet found to be casein and time. casein from skim milk enabled DIY paint, boosting a dairy country factory into a large fortune.
South Omaha Live Stock Prices Report April 18 1923
At Union Stock Yards 7500 cattle sold with steady to lower bids on plainer stock. Best beeves around 9.40, cattle and feeder classes mixed. Hog receipts about 16300 with bids 10 to 15 cents lower. tops 7.85, mostes 7.80 to 7.90. Sheep and lambs 9000 arrived, prices firmer. best wooled lambs 14.45, spring lambs 14.50, fat lambs 13.75 to 14.25, clips 9.00 to 11.25, feeding lambs 12.50 to 14.00.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Late spring work held by weather at Emerson market
William Holm of Emerson reports spring work delayed by unfavorable weather as he markets a mixed load of cattle and hogs in Omaha. He notes little plowing and oats not sown, with surface moisture but deeper ground dry, hampering farmers’ progress.
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William Holm
Emerson
Omaha
Bake Sale Sways Town at Habler Market
The Woman's Club hosts a bake sale at Habler Meat Market on Saturday April 21. Members offer assorted baked goods to raise funds for club activities and community projects.
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Woman's’ Club
Habler
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