Lorenz to Carry On Free Clinics in New York
Dr Adolph Lorenz the Austrian famed for free cripple clinics in New York indicated he will likely continue the clinics despite claims of hostility from the U S medical profession Health Commissioner Copeland urged support and a plan to shield Lorenz from exploitation while secretary Dr Walter Gland said discouragements rather than overwork prompted the decision
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New York
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Lorenz
United States
Health Commissioner
New
Copeland
Walter I. Galland
Lorena
Rotarians Hear Health Talk At Butte Luncheon
Health week observed by Butte Rotarians at the weekly luncheon with Dr. A W Morse speaking on Health and Edgar Strasburger discussing Sentte Disposal in Butte. Professionals Bill Coughlin and Art Perham lead the attendance roll tournament and expect good scores today.
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Butte
A. W. Morse
Edgar Strasburger
Bill Coughlin
Art Perham
Harding Attack Sparks Senate Debate Over Party Loyalty
In Washington Senator Harrison of Mississippi attacked Republican leadership from Harding to his allies, accusing them of partisanship and criticizing the Newberry contest and the president’s calls to line up behind party aims. The debate surfaced amid tax and congressional actions and a confrontation over the Newberry case. Joe Call pleaded guilty to attempted robbery in Los Angeles, receiving 25 years. the report notes Australia’s $50 million aid for ex-soldiers.
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Washington
Dec
Harding
Senate
Harrison
Missisippi
Wilson
Ps Congress
Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Conni Tion
House
Yegg
International News Service
Los Angeles
Joe Call
Avery
Widows Pension Fund Payments in Limbo amid Tax Woes
County officials debate resumption of widows pensions now tied to the poor fund after July suspension. An estimated 60 000 dollars would be allotted to the poor fund but 86 000 dollars in warrants await payment. Judge Lynch cautions the law aims to protect widows from depleting the poor fund. a mandamus test case could probe the pension intent. Bible in 588 tongues and Italy tax note appear as side items.
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McIntire
Musterole and One-Button Suits Adverts and Anecdote
An ad touts Musterole as a quick neuralgia reliever with mustard zest and less burning than plaster, available in 3b and 6c jars and hospital sizes for three dollars. A separate anecdote features a man blaming overwork and old-fashioned underwear for his wife’s death, promoting Hatch One-Button Union Suits from Great Falls Montana.
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Hatch
Great Falls
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