Doctors Propose Contract Practice for Wage Earners
Eminent physicians at the American Academy of Medicine closing meeting advocate contract practice to provide affordable medical attention for wage earners. The plan calls for small monthly payments by clients, with physicians attending without extra charges. Dr Benedict of Buffalo warns current system delays care for the poor and outlines guaranteed income and protection against unpaid bills. James H. McBride of Pasadena elected president.
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Atlantic City
American Academy of Medicine
Benedict
Buffalo
James H. McBride
Pasadena
Cal
Electricians on Strike Affects Three Cities
Omaha reports a strike by electrical tradesmen with demands for 50 cents an hour without graduation. The action extends to Council Bluffs and South Omaha and may signal a move toward a general building trades strike. Contractors hold daily meetings to plan and say only full trade walkouts stop work.
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Omaha
South Omaha
Council Bluffs
Sixth victim of pig killer near death in Somerville
Dr Daniel C Hayes lies between life and death after being stabbed by John Murphy at North Packing slaughterhouse. Murphy, who wounded 200 workers and killed five, was subdued in a padded Somerville police cell after hours of raving and praying.
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Somerville
Mass
Daniel C. Hayes
John Murphy
North Packing Company
John Cheevas
Joseph Chicosk
Murphy
Ottumwa, Inn
Cudahy Packing Pays $82,000 in Federal Tax Indictment
Cudahy Packing company has paid $82,000 to the government under indictments for alleged Internal Revenue violations. United States District Attorney H J Bone says 695 counts remain pending. The firm was accused of affixing a 10 cent revenue stamp to oleomargarine with a one quarter stamp. The payment does not end the case as fines may be imposed per count.
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Packing Concern
Topeka
Cudahy Packing Company
United States
H. J. Bone
Bacon May Succeed White as French Ambassador
Private advices from Washington state report Robert Bacon former secretary of state has accepted the post of ambassador to France and will succeed Henry White at year’s end.
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Bacon
White
Paris
Washington State
Robert Bacon
France
Henry White
Home Course In Modern Agriculture
A 1909 homemaking guide stresses that the farmer’s happiness comes from family and home life, not just crops. It outlines practical farm home design from cellar to attic, including water systems, heating, lighting, plumbing, and room layout, plus landscaping with lawns and trees to create a comfortable, attractive farm residence.
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Garde
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