Southern Health Conference closes with hookworm crusade
The Southern Health Conference wrapped after a session highlighting hookworm research and sanitation. Dr Charles Wardell Stites praised the gathering as a first step in a regional conservation movement, with officers elected and delegates charting a public education push to combat the disease.
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Conference hails Rockefeller gift to fight hookworm
Delegates at a Southern Health conference gathered in Atlanta praised John D. Rockefeller for his munificent gift aiding hookworm eradication. Dr Stiles and a lineup of state medical leaders spoke on eradication efforts, with ceremonies including a luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club and remarks by Chamber of Commerce officials.
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Mine Workers rebuke Lewis at convention in Indianapolis
The Mine Workers of North America rebuffed its international administration in Indianapolis. A large majority backed suspending salaries for international officials and shifting costs to local unions, while President Lewis denied urging organizers to push his policy. debates followed the adjournment and reports from top officers were read. Philadelphia and central Pennsylvania wage talks also noted.
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For Sale Modern 10-Room House In Best Neighborhood
North side Tampa area home near walking distance offered at 7500 dollars with flexible terms. Contact Tom Weaver at 167 Peachtree St. in Tampa. Taft invited to participate in February Tampa celebration. unlikely to attend but may send support. Deadly coal mine toll rises to 1041 in Pennsylvania for the year.
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Moisture in cotton prompts French complaints in Macon
A Macon inquiry from Chief John E Osborne cites heavy moisture claims from Havre France against cotton shipped by ginners and brokers. French spinners and Harretrokers discuss testing shrinkage and duty charges, amid growing losses, while Texas cotton shows fewer issues.
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Governor Hughes Addresses Life Insurance Leaders at Annual Meeting
In Washington on January 118 at the third annual gathering of life insurance presidents Governor Charles E Hughes of New York spoke to executives representing 20,000,000 policyholders and assets near 4040,000,000. He urged honesty and economy, warned against excessive state control, and argued federal reform would be unlikely given Supreme Court rulings while noting the need for potential national expansion to serve a growing population.
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Dunn boys admit car breaking in Superior Court
In a morning hearing Judge Felton sent John and Lewis Dunn, aged 16 and 14, to the state reformatory for five years after they pled guilty to car breaking. They were part of a group of five white youths arraigned for stealing from cars in the Central Railway yard. Copenhagen News: University of Copenhagen confirms Cook failed to provide proof reaching the pole with his original notes.
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Men Held For Wrecking Central Georgia Train
Macon Georgia January 19 Special John Williams Dock and Robert Croome three white men are lodged in county jail charged with attempting to wreck a Central of Georgia train from Columbus at Rutland yesterday An operator called railway detective and with two deputies Detective Foole went to the place and took the men in charge finding them hidden in bushes They were indicted today by the grand jury and will face trial The men were drinking and had dropped a piece of rubber across the track The shirtwaist makers still are out and no settlement seems near
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Caucus Deadlock Prompts Return to Balloting
Jackson Miss January 19 three votes lost by ex Governor James X K Vardaman in the senatorial caucus balloting as compared with yesterday Vardaman polled 70 votes while yesterday he had 73 The next highest candidate Percy also slipped two votes with scattered ballots increasing to B Street and Signa noted for a break in deadlocked areas caucus adjourned after two ballots to resume tomorrow afternoon.
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