Government doctors issue cautious report on Friedmann tuberculosis cure
Washington reports the Public Health Service and nine officers led by Dr. John Anderson and Dr. A. M. Stimson are investigating Dr. Friedmann's claimed cure. Demonstrations occur in New York hospitals while tests on the culture proceed, with results expected after extensive study and animal trials.
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Fy Morning Journal
Washington
Public Wealth Service
Surgeon General Bite
RP. OF. Friedmann
Secretary of the Treasury
Public Health Service
Friedmann
New York
Public Health
John ¥. Anderson
A. M. Stimson
Berlin
Anderson
Tor. _Friedmann
Skeptic Dr Cipes Reviews Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure
Dr J B Cipes of Albuquerque returning from New York doubts the Friedmann tuberculosis remedy. He warns that no patient should travel for treatment, noting clinics only at designated hospitals and that results are inconclusive after brief observation. He explains the culture differs from prior cultures and discusses access, secrecy, and timing for judging effectiveness.
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J. 8. Cipes
Cipes
New York
Flpr. Friedmann
Berlin
Santa Fe
Crpes
Friedmann
New York City
Albuquerque
Canada
Pripes
Priendmann
Dr. Friedmann
Colorado Springs
Vidal Hundt
Montenegrins Commit Shocking Atrocities
Dispatch from Vienna reports unrestrained savagery in Athania. Servian soldiers burned 700 farms in Karasagh and killed 238 men. Villages Schassehare and Letuica are described as war zones with atrocities against women and noncombatants.
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London
Vienna
Cattera
CettinJe
Athania
Schassehare
Uskup
Letuica
Albania
Doctor Convicted of Manslaughter in Idaho Case
Dr C C Smith found guilty of manslaughter in Mountain Home Idaho for urging Miss Chura Foy schoolteacher to fast forty days leading to her death. He testified fasting was for stomach trouble and autopsy showed no diseased organs.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Mauro
C. C. Smith
Chura Foy
King Till
Austria readies ultimatum over Scutari seizure
London dispatch reports Austria prepared to issue a stronger note to Montenegro over Scutari. Vienna demands civilians may leave the besieged city and an Austrian official join the inquiry into the priest Palze murder. A fleet off Albania backs a potential ultimatum as King Nicholas vows either retreat or triumph at Scutari.
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Morning Journal
London
Austria
Montenegro
Nicholas of
Avetria
Scutari
Vienna
Palze
Monténegro
Albania
Russia
Nicholas
Cettinje
Baron de Cgeisel
Sentari
Servia
Secutari
Cettinie
McCombs Declines France Ambassador Post
William F. McCombs, chairman of the national Democratic Committee, announces he has declined to be ambassador to France. He says he cannot leave his life work as a lawyer and will stay to support the administration and party.
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Paris
Washington
William F. McCombs
National Democratic
France
Mr. McCombs
Democratic
Democratic Party
Hunger Strike Wins Her Freedom for Sylvia Pankhurst
Sylvia Pankhurst, daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst, won release from Holloway prison after a hunger strike. She had been sentenced February 18 to two months for window smashing and was force fed through a tube after authorities pried open her mouth.
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Syvivia Pankhurst
Holloway
Miss Pankhurst
Mia
Hrmimetine Pankhurst
Apache Rebels in Sonora to Be Returned to New Mexico
An order authorizes the transfer of the remnant Apache band led by Geronimo from Sonora to the Mescalero Reservation in New Mexico next week. The move follows ongoing government actions to relocate the group under military guard and restore territorial boundaries.
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Sonor
New Mexico
Geronimo
Mescalero Reservation
Huerta Forces to Land Reinforcements at Guaymas
About 4000 Huerta soldiers are to be landed at Guaymas to join a garrison of 1000 already stationed there. The move reflects continued federal pressure during the conflict in northern Mexico.
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Huerta
Guaymas
Apache prisoners to be moved to Mescalero reservation in New Mexico
Fort Sill shifts two hundred Apache prisoners to the Mescalero agency in New Mexico under War and Interior orders. Sixty to seventy Apaches remaining at Fort Sill will receive allotments in southwest Oklahoma. A total of about one million dollars funds the transfer with additional sums for allotments.
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Fort St. Okhlw
Lindley M. Tarrison
Franklin K. Lane
Fort Sil
Mescalero
New Mexico
Ferris
War and Interior Departments
Indian Rights Association
Stinson
Fisher
Congress
Tafts
Perris
Witness Testifies in Frost Alaska Land Fraud Trial
Miss Florence Capron testified in Chicago on March 24 that she was approached in 1906 by W. Mirrelies then traffic manager of the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway and signed an Alaska coal claim form without understanding it. Albert C. Frost, head of the electric railway, and Mirrelies face trial before Federal Judge Landis for alleged Alaska land frauds.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Albert C. Frost
Landis
Alaska
Florence Capron
Winnetka, Ill
Frost
Mirrelies
D. B Townsend
Miss Capron
Gtand
Holders of Tickets Lose in Pawnshop Stampede
New York on March 21. About three thousand people, many daylong hopefuls, surged to enter Martin Simons & Son Pawnshop after doors opened to pawn-ticket holders. The crowd left with about 150 customers recovering items while others discovered their property missing or stolen in the stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Simons & Son
Staten Boot
State Troops Move on Cananea and Naco Frontier
March 21 Nogales Arizona insurgent authorities push 4 000 Huerta troops toward Guaymas while state forces mobilize 1 590 men along the border to attack Cananea and Naco and guard Hermosillo and the Chihuahua frontier amid federal reinforcements and coastal transport.
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Morning Journal
Nogeles
Ariz
Guaymas
California Gulf
Senera
Naco
Cananea
Ojeda
Arizona
Moreno
Huerta
Pacific Coast
Cijuaymas
Nace
Cananta
del Rio
Cahunea
Obrecon
Ar'wong
Cananen
Bonora
Hermos
Villa letters Rabago demanding extradition from Mexico
Francisco Villa sends a bold message from San Andreas Guerrero district west of Chihuahua City to General Antonio Rabago in El Paso. He declares he is in Mexico and urges Rabago to come and take him, while Salazar secures Casas Grandes and aims to govern the district as federal troops depart.
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Sacocy
Villa
Rabago
el Paso
Tex
Pdear Senor
Antonio Rabage
United States
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Madero
San Andreas
Guerrero
Chihuahua City
Antonio Rabago
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Huerta
Jose Inez Salazar
Casas Grandes
Juarez
Salazar
German Consular Agent Held Prisoner in Nogales
Max Muller German consular agent and banker at Hermosillo is detained in Nogales Sonora and may be brought to Nogales tomorrow. He was vice president and manager of the Banco de Sonora. Officials say Muller wrote to Mexico City asking for federal troops to quell the Sonora rebellion. Diplomatic efforts by both Germany and the United States have failed to secure his release.
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Stila
Nogales
Ariz
Max Muller
Hermosillo
Sonora
Banco de Sonora
MuNer
Mexico City
Germany
United States
Negro lynching after murder of white man in Union City
John Gregson a Negro was lynched on a main street in Union City Tennessee. He had shotSamuel McClure a 70 year old white man in his kitchen after an earlier confrontation over $5. Gregson confessed and a second suspect is being sought.
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Union City
Tenn
John Gregson
Samuel McClure
McClure
Gregson
Excavation Progress in Panama Canal Reports Large Volume Left
Report from Panama dated March 21 1913 notes total canal excavations to March 11 reach 192,996,071 cubic yards with 25,142,272 cubic yards remaining to be dug. progress detail reflects ongoing construction.
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Panama
Canal
President Manuel Bonilla Dies in Honduras
President Manuel Bonilla of Honduras died in Terucicalpa from kidney trouble, a private telegram received in Washington reported today.
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Bonilla
Honduras
Washington
Manuel Bonilla
Terucicalpa
President seeks diplomats to fill Ble positions
Unclear whether Dr. Charles F. Eliot will accept a post at the Court of St James or not as the hunt for diplomats continues with several vacancies to fill. No definite appointment announced yet.
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President Hunt
Charles F. Eliot
Court of St. James
Pressure to Fill Diplomatic Posts Before Extra Session
President Wilson urges rapid appointments to key embassies including China and London. John R. Mott is pressed to accept China minister post while Henry Lane Wilson resigns as Mexico envoy. Names such as Charles W. Eliot and George W. Guthrie surface for London and Mexico postings amid ongoing policy debates.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Wilson
Congress
London
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Dr. Eliot
George W
White House
J. W. Jenks
Cornell University
John R. Mott
Montclair
N. J
Young Men's Christian Association
China
Mott
Praby
Austria
Mravil
Russia
Turkey
Japan
Madle
James W. Gerard
New York
Augustus Thomas
Thomas Nelson Page
Seth Low
William Church Osborne
John W. Garrett
Argentine
Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
Joseph E. Willard
Virginia
Thomas H. Birch
New Jersey
Frederick
Brief Hearing in Milwaukees Anti-trust Suit
Milwaukee March 21 The Milwaukee hearing in the governments anti trust suit against the Northwestern Lumbermen Association before Clark McKerecher lasted only a few minutes. Frank M. Clark manager of John Schroeder Lumber company testified that demand for sash doors and blinds supported direct to consumer sales but that the Northwestern and Wisconsin Lumbermen associations tried to prevent them. He cited a Mississippi dealer accusing a Rochester Minn sale to a consumer via a retailer as an example and said his firm would sell direct to consumers where no retailer exists. Hearing to resume in Chicago tomorrow.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Clark McKerecher
Frank M. Clark
John
Mississippi Lumbermen
Rochester
Minn
Clark
Rocheaster
Chiago
Cowles Ordered to Relieve Southerland at Pacific Fleet
On March 21 Rear Admiral Walter Cowles, then commandant in Honolulu, was directed to San Francisco to await orders for duty with the Pacific fleet. He will relieve Rear Admiral Southerland upon arrival. The cruiser Colorada remains on patrol off the Pacific Mexican coast. Admiral Southerland will head to Washington for duty with the general board.
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Washington
Walter ©. Cowles
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cowles
Southerland
Colorada
Pacific Mexican
General Board of the Navy
Charles B. Moore
Olongapo
Vite
Honoluhu
Former New York Governor Frank S. Black Dies
Troy New York March 22 Former Governor Frank S Black a long prominent figure in republican politics died at his home early this morning cause heart disease Valvular disease of the heart had afflicted him for some time
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Troy
N. Y
Frank S. Black
Fearful Death Toll Rises Across Wide Storm-battered West
Reports from western states recount mounting fatalities as a powerful storm plows across a broad region. Officials urge caution while rescuers search affected towns for survivors and assess widespread damage.
Destructive Year’s Hurricane Hits Across Regions
The storm sweeps the Middle West South and parts of the East causing widespread damage. Authorities report hundreds injured as property losses total in the millions in a disaster of monumental scale.
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Middle-West
South
East
Destructive Tornado Storm Sweeps Multiple States
More than sixty killed and hundreds injured as a severe tornado storm rips through central western and eastern states. Alabama reports the highest fatalities with twenty eight dead. Lower Peach Tree nearly wiped out. Damage runs to millions with widespread property and crop loss.
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Alabama
Lower
Peach Tree
Indiana
Tennessee
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Louisville
Texas
Texas and Weastern Tenneylveania
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Destructive Central West Storm Paralyzes Chicago
Spring storm cripples telegraph and telephone lines across the central and southern states. Poles, wires, and train service suffer heavy damage while hundreds risk injuries. preliminary losses run into millions.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Central West
Washington
Estern Union Telegraph Company
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
Western Union
Chi
Postal Company
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Blue
M'Combs
Strong Forge OF Federals
Redmen
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Black
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