Blood donors to be paid $25 a half pint in St. Louis plan
St Louis hospitals approve a plan to create a centralized donor list with blood priced at $25 per half pint. Donors will be tested and typed, with lists kept at the Central Registry for Doctors and Nurses and at each city hospital to speed transfusions in emergencies.
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ST. Louis
Community Council
J. J. Singer
Barnes Hospital
Barnes
Singer
Bethseda Hospital
City Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Barnard Skin and Cancer Hospital
Dover Township Mines Seek Court Appointed Receiver
Three Dover township mines led by John McMillan of Columbus file a suit asking the court to name a receiver for each coal company. McMillan, creditor of 7000 dollars and holder of stock in North Hill Big Bailey and Carr Run, cites combined liabilities and assets while the defendants do not dispute the claims. The firms have been operating at a loss since 1920.
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Dover Township
John McMillan
Columbus
McMillan
North Hill Coal Company
Big Bailey Mining Company
Carr Run Coal Company
North Hill Company
Knight to Formally Announce Gubernatorial Candidacy
Akron publisher former Congressman Charlies J. Knight is set to announce his Republican bid for governor Monday, a move discussed in political circles here in Columbus.
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Columbus
Charlies J. Knight
Akron
Headache Medicine Overdose Fatal to Mrs. Augusta Hoskins
Columbus report states Mrs. Augusta Hoskins died from an accidental overdose of headache medicine. The death involved Roy G. Hoskins of Ohio State University, with Coroner Murphy on file.
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Columbus
Augusta Hoskins
Roy G. Hoskins
Ohio State University
Murphy
Blooded Sheep Tour To Visit Athens County In August
Ram special will stop in Athens county and Guysville early August to promote better sheep grades in SE Ohio. Rotary Club and Bank of Athens sponsor free purebred ewe giveaways at each stop. Sponsors include Ohio State University, Ohio Experiment Station, Ohio Wool Growers, and B and O Railroad.
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Ram
Athens County
Ohio
T. H. Johnson
Athens
Guysville
Rotary Club
Bank of Athens
Ohio State University
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
B. and O. Railroad
P. O. Hurley
Mr. Quivey
J. E. Walker
Bell
Orphaned Teen Faces Electric Chair in NYC Grocer Killing
Johnny Regan, 17, who says he wished for a mother, stands accused in New York of fatally shooting a grocer during a holdup. He taunts his fate with a grim remark about luck.
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Johnny Regan
Electric Chair
New York
Senator Means Stricken During Wet and Dry Hearings
Senator Rice W. Means of Colorado was taken ill while presiding over the senatorial wet and dry hearings in Washington. He was assisted from the room as rumors spread of appendicitis.
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Washington
Rice W. Means
Colorado
Zip the What-Is-It Dies Noted Barnum Figure Hospitalized
William Johnson 83 known as Zip the What-Is-It and last surviving member of Barnum's congress of freaks was hospitalized with influenza and acute bronchitis.
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New York
William Johnson
P. T. Barnum
Jeweler Foils Holdups Saving 75000 Diamonds
Isador Renner a New York jeweler shielding his daughter wrested from three armed robbers. He smashed a plate glass window with his fist to scare the bandits away, saving about 75000 dollars in diamonds.
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New York
Isador Renner
East Side
Political charges fly in Ohio capital over dairy cattle probe
Columbus April 8 Welfare Director Harper demands a joint investigation into dairy cattle purchase and slaughter by the welfare department. He accuses Attorney General Crabbe of blocking a Mutual Electric pole line lease on Athens state hospital grounds, arguing a counter proposal could cost the state 12 500 to 50 000 dollars. Harper ties the dairy probe to the Tracy Crabbe inquiry and stresses that diseased cattle must be killed by law.
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Columbus
Star Welfare Department
Harper Today
Crabbe
Tracy
Athens State Hospital
Mutual Electric Company
Athens
Ohio
Harper
Welfare Department
Olive Tablets promote gentle cleansing for bad breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a substitute for calomel to improve breath and digestion. The sugar coated tablets are said to act gently on the bowels and liver, without unpleasant after effects, available in olive color and sold for 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Eae
Frias
Cotharts Benge
Canadian protest over doctored liquor smuggling into dry provinces
Treasury officials confirmed Canada filed an official protest after Emory R. Buckner testified before a Senate committee about widespread bootlegging. He said the illicit trade extended from the dry United States into Canada, with liquor shipped across the border despite prohibition.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Treasury Department
Emory R. Buckner
New York
Senate
England Doubled Ice Cream Consumption Last Year
England more than doubled its ice cream intake in the previous year, indicating a surge in demand and summer sales strength across households.
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England
Klan Backed Candidate Seeks GOP Governor Nomination
Joseph B. Sieber of Akron announces his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination this year, after previously being supported by the Ku Klux Klan for the nomination two years ago.
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Columbus
Joseph B. Sieber
Akron
Ku Klux Klan
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief for Sore Throat
A bold claim for Thoxine promises relief from sore throat in 15 minutes or a refund. The medicine targets the throat condition directly, stops fever and night coughing, with one swallow and no harmful drugs, priced at 1.00.
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