Government reports on Friedmann cure investigation begins
The Public Health Service under Surgeon General Blue initiates a formal inquiry into Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis cure. A medical board will test his culture and observe patients in New York hospitals while evaluating risks to domestic animals and overall treatment merit.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Surgeon General Blue
Th. I. F. Friedmann
Treasur
Ately
New York
Friemann
de. Friedmann
Pr. Friedmann
Fr. Wriedmann
Public Health Betvier
Kemi
John J Anderson
Iir
M. Stimson
Ensa
Bumann
Smith to Become Chief of Fisheries Bureau
Washington reports assistant chief Hugh M. Smith is slated to succeed George M. Howers as head of the United States Bureau of Fisheries. Secretary Heddiel endorses a policy shift toward stronger technical tuning and rapid modernization within the bureau.
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Fisheries Bureau
Washington
Uiugh M. Smith
United States Bureau of Fisheries
George Mo Howers
Heddiel
Simithe
Smith
Masher Given Heavy Penalty By Court
Varien waiter Masher was convicted of pressing improper advances on a one year old girl. He must pay a $500 fine or begin a 180 day term in the penitentiary. The sentence stands after court action in Reittale Y Mar WT.
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Varien
Wife Went to the Country Divorce Suit Heats Up
Mrs. May Belle Green attritions details a strained marriage with claims George T. Green sold household furniture during her country visit and pursued other women while posing as a bachelor. Married January ?, 1912, she left by July 1 to work for herself and seeks legal separation and her maiden name McMullen. Attorney W S Colburn notes Green at 100 Cherokee Avenue as deputies notify him Friday.
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May Belle Green
George T. Green
Green
Sue
Mra Green
McMullen
W. S. Colburn
Cherokee Avenue
Mob Fights At Doors Of Robbed Pawnbroker
New York march 213 three thousand persons many of whom had been there since daybreak fought to gain entrance to the pawnbroker s shop of martin simons son today when the doors which had been closed since the shop was robbed of 250 000 worth of property last sunday were opened to admit holders of pawn tickets the store stayed open until 4 oclock only 260 ticket holders had entered about three quarters retrieved their property the rest found that their valuables were among the wrong items none of them including several women with trinkets in their arms left weeping.
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New York
Martin Simons & Son
All Is Quiet Along the Tchatalija Line Report
London reports a quiet day along the Tchatalija front with Turkish attempts repulsed and heavy losses noted. Constantinople claims artillery exchanges at Adrianople and Bulair on the Gallipoli peninsula, with Turkish forces attacking and withdrawing from Hamiliya heights.
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London
Soulite Sistem
Adrianople
Bulair
Gallipolis
Hxamilia
Boy with meningitis in mission in Atlanta
A fourteen year old boy, Clarence Bigby, lies in a mission room at 2410 Marietta Street in Atlanta suffering from cerebrospinal meningitis. His father, recently from Macon and ill himself, cannot obtain work and the family sought cheap lodging at the mission. Doctors fear spread if the patient remains at the mission, and removal to a city hospital is being considered.
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Carola Clarence Bigby
Union
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Macon
Benson
Thieves Steal $45,000 In New York Subway
New York March 21 W A Hall president of a magazine company was robbed in a subway of 45009 dollars worth of negotiable securities. He offered a large reward for the return of the papers with no questions asked. Hall said he will not prosecute if the securities are recovered.
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New York
W. A. Hall
Alimony Club Jail Costs Ten Dollars A Day
New York March 21. It costs the city ten dollars a day to keep each civil prisoner in Ludlow street jail. The facility known as the Alimony club houses prisoners who have refused to pay alimony. Investigators report the jail has twenty four attendants and often only a dozen inmates. They urge boarding new prisoners and guards at hotels to save money.
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New York
Ludlow Street
Gaynor
Aew
Body of Peck Found After Week-Long Search
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 21 the body of El A. Peck, general superintendent of the St. Louis Southwestern railroad, was found in the woods near the city. He had disappeared from his hotel on March 2 and left with a pistol wound in his temple, his illness and despondency noted.
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Hot Springs
Ark
EL A. Feck
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
Peck
At Springs
Gonzales Said Killed Under Fugitive Law
Mexicans arriving at Juarez from the south say a fringe squad executed Abram Gonzales, governor of Chihuahua under the Madero government, killed before reaching Torreon on his way to Mexico City for trial on an alleged revolutionary plot. He was separated from six prisoners at night, then moved south in a single-car train.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Abram Gonzales
Chihuahua
Madero
Gonzales
Torreon
Chihuahua City
Mexico City
Dimmez
Missing leader Gonzales linked to Madero revolution promoter
Gonzales, a prominent promoter of the Madero revolution and former cattle broker in Chihuahua City, had been missing since his removal from Chihuahua nearly three weeks ago. He was well known to American cattle men and was educated at Notre Dame University.
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Gonzales
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Rebels Take Lampazos in Mexican Rebel Advance
Monterey Texas March 21 The town of Lampazos about a hundred miles from this city has fallen under the occupation of a rebel force led by Francisco Zuazua.
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Lampazos
Monterey
Texas
Francisco Zuazua
Third Treaty Commission gains third member interest
Washington March 21 Henri guste Fromageot a distin French lawyer and publicist has been chosen by the governments of United States and Great Britain as umpire or third member of the job commission appointed under treaty provisions for the settlement of British and American pecuniary claims. GOLDEN GATE CO BALTIMORE MD advertise celery rye whiskey remedy for indigestion also a good whiskey. Four full quarts expressage prepaid 5.00 sample 6 oz expressage prepaid 0.25
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Third Treaty Commission
Washington
Henriguste Fromageot
Distin
United States
Great Britain
Golden Gate CO
Baltimore
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