Tubercular Serum Praised By Patients In New York Clinic
Ten tuberculosis patients inoculated Monday by Dr. Friedmann reported health gains at a Berlin physician led clinic in New York. He planned to return to Germany in two weeks for more lab work and hoped U S authorities would recognize his vaccine as a cure.
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New York
Friedmann
Berlin
Germany
United States
John W. Brannan
Hoelievur Hospital
J. Atkinson
Wis
Atkinson
Bellevue
Sailors Rescue Reported From Abandoned Venture near Martin
Key West Florida March report says the British steamer Reliance rescued seven men from the schooner Venture, abandoned off St Martin to lat 27 north lon 43 west. The pilot boat Nonpareil searched for the Venture.
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Key West
Fila
Reliance
Venture
St Martin
Hutchens Papers Filed for Georgia District Attorney Post
Washington March 22 Special formal endorsements favor Hon G R Hutchens of Rome for a federal district attorney post in northern Georgia. Endorsements come from 37 state democratic executive committee members, 27 Georgia delegates to the Baltimore convention, a large Georgia bar, several superior court judges, three supreme court justices, the chief justice and two court of appeals judges. Backing also from Gov Brown and Gov-elect Slaton with support from Rep Gordon Lee. Outcome of appointment uncertain, but Hutchens has strong endorsements.
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John Corrigan
Washington
G. R Hutchens
Rome
Georgia
United States
Hutchens
Democratic Executive Committee
Baltimore
Jin
Georgia Bar
Supreme Court of Georgia
Court of Appeals
Tie Baa
Joseph M. Brown
John M. Slaton
National Democratic Committee
Howell
Gordon Lee
Division of Markets Is Being Organized
Washington March 2 Plans for organizing the division of markets under the secretary of agriculture to study economical food marketing are under way. A joint committee of division chiefs is to begin its investigation in a few weeks after Congress appropriated $50,000. Officials expect the information to reduce duplication in the cost of moving food from producer to consumer.
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Washington
Division of Markets
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Georgia Decisions by the Commission Denies Joint Rail Rates
The interstate commerce commission denies Blakely Southern to force Central of Georgia and Atlantic Coast Line into joint rates over a 22 mile connection. The ruling affects interstate traffic and contrasts with Georgia’s intrastate decisions. The commission foresees potential leverage by short lines over rivals and urges a reasonable joint rate likely lower than rail routes to northern destinations.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Blakely Southern Retiroad
Central of Georgia
Atlantica Coast Line
Georgia Railroad Commission
State Commission
Meyer
Georgia
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Merchants and Minera’ ‘Transportation Company
Augusta
North Atlantic
All- Basia
Savannah River
West Virginia Strike Nears Settlement
Philadelphia March 22 John F P White international president of the United Mine Workers announced a settlement satisfactory to the miners has been reached with Paint Creek Collier company officials. About 4 000 of the near 10 000 miners on strike in West Virginia are affected while the Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Mining company strike continues. The miners gain the right to organize plus semi monthly pay check weighmen and payment for a ton of 2000 pounds. White plans to return to West Virginia Monday to confer with Governor Hatfield. Officials from both sides will meet to finalize details and terminate the strike. Legal counsel will be engaged to pursue the miners constitutional rights in the supreme court.
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Philadelphia
John FP. White
United Mine Workers of America
Paint Creek Collier Company
West Virginia
White
Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Mining Company
Mr. White
Supreme Court of the United States
Mural Unveiling at St Luke's Honors Dr Barrett
At St Luke's Episcopal Church this morning a mural memorializing the late Dr Robert South Barrett will be unveiled. The 18 by 16 foot canvas by Kevin Howland Blashfield depicts the Good Shepherd with medallions of Evangelist symbols and Gothic border. Mrs Kate Waller Barrett arrives for the ceremony. Bishop Nelson will speak. unveiling by Miss Lethea Turman and Miss Helen Turman.
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Francis F. Fri
Robert Barrett
St. Luke's
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Robert South Barrett
Kate Waller Barrett
Barrett
Vitzhugh Knox
Piedmont Avenue
Kevin Howland Blashfield
Blashfield
Blashfield Yamona
St. Elizabeth Guild
Good Shepherd
Bishop Nelson
Dr. Barrett
Lethea
Helen Turman
5. H. Turman
Atlanta
Alexandria
Florence Crittenton Mission
National
Unwell of Women
Europe
Hague
International Council of Women
England
Lady Aberdeen
Whipping Post Proposal Sparks Morality Debate
A Washington discussion on vice links bachelorhood taxes and social conditions to immorality. Dr Woodward cites hospital data on disease and illegitimate births while lawmakers and advocates from Florence Crittenton and women’s groups argue education and home influence trump wage effects.
Mayor weighs fate of dog muzzling law
Mayor James G Woodward is undecided on vetoing the Van Dyke dog muzzling ordinance adopted by council. A committee from the Allente Hu Mane Society seeks its veto and legislative action. Alderman Van Dyke defends enforcement to curb stray dogs and protect children. he hopes the state legislature may strengthen the measure.
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James G. Woodward
Allente Hu- Mane Society
Woodward
Avuanta
van Dyke
Faergia
Alderman van Dyke
Society Column Targeted by Washington Society Woman
A Washington society woman Edith M. Thomas urged abolishing the society column and personal write ups, arguing such pages promote vice among fashionable women and encourage living beyond means. Special Agent Stanley W. Finch put 25,000 men in the U S as white slavery procurers, blaming male attitudes and wages. Ardeen Foster cited an investigation showing 80 percent of women who fell into vice did so due to starvation wages.
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Chearing
O'Hara
Edith M. Thomas
Washington
Stanley W. Finch
Department of Justice
United States
Ardeen Foster
British Federation For the
Detective Guilty in White Slavery Case at Scranton
Harry Kulp, former Wilkes Barre detective, found guilty in federal court in Scranton on peonage and white slavery charges. Trial revealed women were promised hotel work in West Virginia but were taken to mining camps and forced to associate with men replacing striking miners.
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Sie Scranton
Harry Kulp
Wilkesbarre
West Virginia
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Whitehall
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Blakely Southern
Beall
Trnots
Allen
Wodward
District of Columbia
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Florence Crittenton Home
Adolph Kahn
Florence Crittenton Hones
Florence Crittenton
Archibald Hopkins
Woman's Welfare Association
Jewish Women’s Alliance
J. P. S. Neligh
Humphreys
Humphreve
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Columbian Optical CO
Columbian Book Co
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Groer Blank
Howard Bros. & Co
N. Pryor
Atlanta, Ga
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