Identifying Babies by Their Toes in New York Hospitals
International News Service explains a shift from finger imprinting to baby footprints for hospital identification. The article cites past mixups at Gouverneur and notes several New York hospitals adopting prints, led by Charles O. Tittle, aiming to file footprints with birth records to aid custody disputes and prevent parentage errors.
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International News Service
New York
Bertillon
Kazinsky
Lower East Side
Flaherty
Brooklyn
Buttercup
Pinafore
Gouverneur Hospital
Solomon
Flower Hospital
Charles O. Tittle
New York University
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Longfellow
Great Interest in Ad Club Program In Butte
Butte merchants express strong interest in a noon Wednesday film program at Broadway theater under the Advertising club. Films shown in other cities emphasize advertising history and lessons for businessmen, with free admission for interested merchants and their invited ladies. The chief feature traces advertising history from ancient times to today.
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Butte
Broadway Theater
Advertising Club of
United States
Welfare concern debated at Marian White Arts and Crafts Club
The Marian White Arts and Crafts Club met at the Woman's club house to discuss appointing a welfare worker in Butte. Speakers included Mesdames Burton Kennedy Winchester J D Wilson and others. A motion urged writing Mayor Stodden and the city council.
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Marian White Arts and Crafts Club
Woman's Club
Butte
Mesdames Burton
Kennedy
Winchester
J. D. Wilson
Stodden
J. L. Mathieson
Ruth Burton
Theodore Simons
N. T. Gunn
G. L. Gannon
Margaret Gracey
Lucy Griffin
J. B. Hakford
O. G. Hallett
J. B. Holland
D. Hudloff
T. G. Martin
William Hoskings
Hotelling
Harry Irvine
W. A. Hunt
Mooney Sues Husband Over Mink Cape
Anna B Mooney files a suit against her husband EF Moon ey seeking return or value of a mink cape claimed to be in his possession. She values the cape at 600 dollars and seeks 100 dollars in damages for its alleged disappearance on November 19 1919.
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Anna B. Mooney
EF. T. Mooney
Attorney Dies of Flu in San Francisco
Thomas M. OConnor, prominent San Francisco attorney who had acted as counsel for Miss Anita Whitney in the Oakland criminal syndicalism case, died here early today after an influenza illness begun a week earlier during the Whitney trial. He had been taken ill while attending the proceedings.
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San Francisco
Feb. T
Thomas M. O’connor
Anita Whitney
Oakland
O'Connor
Divorces and Annulments in Judge Jackson’s Court
Catherine Burns’ bid for divorce collapsed after she said she did not want a divorce, leading to dismissal. An annulment was granted for Roscoe and Sarah Mensing after a continued hearing on mental unsoundness. Divorces granted: William Woods from Frances Woods, Mary Rohan from Brandon Rohan, Ella Williams from W H Williams with $25 monthly support. Harold Forth from Lillian Forth. William Stallings from Eveline Stallings. Custody of four minor children awarded to plaintiff in Mensing case.
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Catherine Burns
Michael Burns
William P. Woods
Frances P. Woods
Mary Rohan
Brandon Rohan
Ella Williams
W. H. Williams
Harold L. Forth
Lillian P. Forth
William N. Stallings
Eveline Stallings
Flu shows slight increase Saturday
The city health department reported 15 influenza cases yesterday confined in 11 quarantined homes. Fourteen families were released from quarantine yesterday, and the weekly fumigating officer’s report shows 112 new influenza cases for the week with four pneumonia and eight flu pneumonia cases. At filing time 116 cases remained under quarantine.
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City Health Department
Silver Sues Bondsmen Over Recovery of Crusher
Joseph R. Silver filed a suit for $1,587.50 yesterday against bondsmen James T. Finlen and R. L. Ruhle. They stood surety for A. Rosenblatt in a 1918 suit over a crusher and motor, with Silver having won the prior case and now seeking bond recovery.
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Joseph R. Silver
James T. Finlen
R. L. Ruhle
A. Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt
Gets-It Corn Remover Everyday Remedy Ad
Suffering the hurting corn melts away when a few drops of Gets-It land on it. The corn loosens and lifts off in a day or two without pain. Millions back the remedy as unfailing and common sense. Gets-It costs only a trifle at drug stores with a money-back guarantee by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Sloan's Liniment Relieves Sciatic Pains Quickly
Hundred of men and women seek fast relief from rheumatic aches with Sloan's Liniment. Known for decades, it eases sciatica lumbago neuralgia and muscle strains without rubbing. One bottle at all drugstores costs 35c 70c or 1.40.
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Sloan
Centerville census miss prompts recheck effort
A census committee in Centerville reports extensive enumeration gaps in the city, with schoolchildren enlisted to recheck and tally residents. In St Lawrence parish 34 families were found missing, and about 200 names have been forwarded to Supervisor Faulds in Missoula. The committee says many residents remain uncounted.
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Centerville
Chamber of Commercce
Butte
St. Lawrence Parish
Chamber of Commerce
Faulds
Missoula
Navy recruits urged to bolster nation's fleet
A circular letter to Mayor W. T. Stodden says the Navy cannot supply enough sailors, leaving over 100 men-of-war in Philadelphia out of commission. It calls on every American to help recruit and directs information to the Salt Lake recruiting office. Offices now operate in Butte Billings Missoula Miles City Helena Great Falls and Livingston.
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Navy Department
Philadelphia
W. T. Stodden
Navy
Salt Lake
Butte
Billings
Missoula
Miles City
Helena
Great Falls
Livingston
Furman’s Father Hurt in Elmira Fall
Fred J. Furman received news that his father was seriously injured in a fall at Elmira New York and left immediately for the city. The message said the elder Mr. Furman sustained a head injury and was in a very critical condition.
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Fred J. Furman
Elmira
N. Y
Mr. Furman
Weather Outlook for Week in Washington
Weather predictions for the week starting Monday cover Northern Rocky mountain and plateau regions with local snow midweek and late week. Temperatures run below normal at the start then rise to above normal later in the week.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Poisoned by mushrooms in San Francisco
Seven people were hospitalized early today with mushroom poisoning after reportedly eating mushrooms. Physicians said most victims are expected to recover.
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San Francisco
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Whitney
Willard
Story & Clark, New
Foster & Co
Orton
Orton Bros
Main ST
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Butteil
Montana
South Dakota
Oworge
Judge
CoFus
Sloan’s
Oechsli’s
Ardsley Axminster
Kashgar
Hightstown
Axminster
Price
Toxley
Lae Ali
Furman
Butte Phonograph Company
W. Broadway
The
Finlen Hotel
Harry Miller Jazz Orchestra
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