Taft hosts Governors in talk on English system and unity
President Taft mused on how an English style executive could work in the United States, voicing a desire for heart to heart talks with governors about legislation. Governors Hughes and Low spoke on conferences, uniform laws, and anti slavery efforts while a temporary governors’ organization formed. John Farson, Chicago banker and notable social figure, died of heart failure at 3:45 A.M. after a Sunday attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
White House
Taft
Harmon
Ohio
New York
Huynes
L ’My. Low
Civic Federation
John Hays
Hammond
Sloan
Arizona
Kitchin
North Carolina
Comer
Alabama
Ansel
South Carolina
Karson
Chicago
John Farson
Trubmas
Anandal and Social
Farson
Farson, Son & Company
War on the hook worm conference gathers leaders
A conference led by Dr. H F Harris and Col. Paxon, with Dr. Charles Wardell Stiles and E B Rittenhouse among speakers, convened to unite health officials, bankers, and physicians in a sustained campaign against hookworm affecting southern rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Worm Commission
Rockefeller Fund
Harris
H.‘F. Harris
Georgia State Board’ of Health
Frederick J. Paxon
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Wardell Stiles
Washington, D. C
New York City
E. B
Capital City Club
Rockefeller Hook ‘Worm and Sanitary Gemintsaton
Styles
Wieliffe Roze
Wallace Buttis
Mr. Paxon
Togstudy
Fight on Destructive Hook Worm Conference
A conference visitor, President Charles Barrett of the Farmers' Union, praises the hook worm meeting. He notes dramatic evidence, calls it a major southern health issue, and vows support and attendance to promote extermination efforts. He commends Drs Stiles and Harrist and urges continued influence for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
E. E B. Kittenhouse
Provident Say Ingsiste Insurance Company
New York
Batter Health
Southern Health Conference
Wand Justlye
Tomane
Lesa
Charles . Barrett
Farmere’ Union
Barrett
South
Southern Health Conference Aims at Health Conservation
The Mississippi initiative funds a field lecturer on hygiene as part of a pivotal Southern Health Conference. Prominent speakers from U S Marine Corps and New York’s general education board urged public health education and the national conservation effort. Delegates from 15 states and Honolulu attended, with praise for the collaborative effort across churches, science, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegral
Mississippi
Kenyoun
U. S. Marine Corps
Wallace Buttrick
General Education Board
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Health Conference
Afferm
Men of
Selence
W. W. Landrum
Taddor Nineliam
Alabama
Btyleh
Honolulu
Aphia
South
Wicliffe Rode
Rockefillér -Hook- Worm and Sanitary Commission
Chamber of Cammerss of
Atlanta
Medical Board of Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
AIS
Bookworm Commission
Wiclifta Rose
Nashville, Tenn
Charles &. Barrett
Farmers’ Cooperative Union of America
State Board of Health
Wilmer L. Moore
W. §. Elkin
Samuel A. Carter
Willie F. Westmoreland
F. Harris
Huelnesa
H. F. Harria
Col. Paxon
Stiles
Piedmont
America
Disease and Life Insurance
Rellenlense
Medical Department
Ife Iaurnnea
Mwedicat
Phyelcian
Newton Evans
Nashville
Tenn
Aul Doetor George Dock
Tulane University
H. J. Harris
W. M. Stumby
Texas
Usns
Mayer
Frederick J. Meyer
Progressive Union
New Orleans
Rockefeller’ Hook Warm and Sanitary Commission
Flo
Wigliffe Hose
The
Rockefeller Hook Worm and Sanitary Commisson
DE. TF. (Roy) Harris
Arehive
Charles
Francis EB. Price
W. M. Brumby
Texas State Board of Health
Rosie
Rogers, Peet, & Go
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel. Bros LL
Daniel
Peachtree’ Street
Wwe. Iw
Wallace
Chamberlin-Johnson DuBose Company
Ate
Dents Chamber
Commeryee
Ietom
Wilmer Lo ‘Moore
Ty’ Ehard
McClure
Dintase
Atlanie Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Mae
Paxon
Lgommierca
Drlviak
Chattanooga
Southern Express Company
Canada
Hanana
Cuba
Nassau
Southern
Fixpress Company
Baten
SuniorBrook
Avery
SUNRY
BRO Brook D Distillery’ Co