Radium Control Shaped by Europe Depresses U S Supply
Washington reports reveal America failed to secure radium for cancer treatment while Europeans controlled almost all available supply. Holmes notes about 75,000 U.S. cancer deaths yearly and warns of scarce radium, with only about 30 grams globally and about 15 grams produced in 1914.
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Europe
Washington
Joseph A. Holmes
Federal Bureau of Mines
Public Health Service
Holmes
United States
Congress
Colorado
Utah
Liverpool
Bureau of Mines
Hermes Sais
Oklahoma
Body of Baby Found Police Investigating
At a county granite quarry near Ashby Street and Mayson Turner Avenue a shoe box was found under a log ledge containing the body of a baby boy. On one end the word Empty is written and on the other end the numbers 11237 and 11224. Berk Javad and Ralph Smith, both of nearby Turner Avenue addresses, were playing on rocks when they found the box. Detectives are investigating amid handwriting clues suggesting the box was marked by someone educated.
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County Granite
Ashby Street
Mayson Turner Nne
Uva
Wastin
Berk Javad
Turner’ Avenue
Ralph Smith
Mawson Turner Avenue
Ulster Volunteers Prepare for Home Rule War
The Ulster Volunteers and other unionist leaders threaten resistance if the British parliament passes the first Home Rule measure. Troop deployments by the British government heighten tensions as volunteers rally and prepare for possible conflict. Sir Farward Caz warned and declared readiness to fight.
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Ulster
Peri
Fas
Ulater
Farward Caz Darmed
Dreaded Sunday Without Outbreak in Ulster Standstill
General Paget says troops moved to Ulster only to protect government property and not to fight Ulster Loyalists. Major Kearsley and General Gough refuse special treatment and vow to stand by fellow officers. Provisional resignations loom as officers in Ulster may choose resignation or extended leave. Officiating regulation restricts officers from active service.
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Santor
Kearsley
Goush
Paget
Ulster
London
Gough
War Office
Mutiny in the Army Sparks Ulster Jubilation
Ulster and provisional government officials relish army officer defections at Curragh and Belfast depots. More than 100 officers resign including cavalry. orders to stay loyal refused leading to further resignations and a new mobile strike corps planned for rapid deployment in Ulster. Sir Edward Carson leaders, U.S. letters of sympathy noted.
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Ulster
Curragh
Ireland
Associated Press
Arthur Paget
England
Fore
Iater
War Office
Fnend
Dorsetshire Regiment
Dorset
Ulster Army
Ulster Arms
Cers
Ataft
Cralwasan
Ulster Movement
Belfast Lough
Craigevon
Presbyterian Church
Belmont
Takang
Educcd Carson
Edward Tomeht
United State
Proposal by Asquith on Irish Question
London March 23 The Daily Chronicle reports Premier Asquith will make another major statement within a fortnight on the Irish question He is expected to offer a tentative plan including measures on plural voting home rule and Welsh establishment balloting in parliament to gain unionist cooperation.
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London
Chrone
Jennier Asquith
Government blamed by Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore reports Cardinal Gib bons condemns the Ulster unrest saying the government bears responsibility for failing to take the upper hand and restore peace. He notes only a small portion of Ireland's population is involved and urges a peaceful settlement through proper action.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Ulster
Po Roy
Ireland
Presbytery Will Pass Today on California Call for Dr Walker
At a meeting of the Atlanta presbytery held at Central Presbyterian Church the question of releasing Dr Ilagh K Walker, pastor of First Presbyterian, for a call from the Long Beach church will be considered. Dr Walker said he may ask to be allowed to answer the Long Beach call, citing his wife’s health and gratitude for support shown to him.
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Atlanta
Central Presbyterian Church
Ilagh K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Long Beach
Walker
Tumsell
Presbytery
New Basis Seen for Cotton Market This Week
New Orleans March 23 The cotton market this week shifts to a new basis as growth reports fade and supply estimates firm. Weather in Texas may influence prices with cold slows output and cools demand while warmth could boost bears. Exports for the season total about 7.40 million bales vs 6.95 million last year and 8.68 million two years ago. Bulls expect March shipments to affect spot demand and exports.
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New Orleans
Texas
Co S Johnson Appointed to the Naval Academy
Macun Ga March 22 Senator Hoke announces the appointment of Charles S Johnson, Mercer University student, to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis, Johnson's home in Jackson Ga. Thomson Ga March 22 special Relue Rochelle a young girl was shot dead at her home in Shake Rag Thomson by Hudson Shields, a 22 year old Negro man, who fled and has not been captured.
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Macun
Hokeswith
Charles S. Johnson
Mercer University
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Johnson
Jackson
Thomson, Ga
Relue Rochelle
Thomson
Hudson Shields
Shields
Mrs J W Hart Sings At Organ Recital
Mrs J W Hart delivered an organ recital featuring Lindner s Ave Maria with violin obligato by Lindner. Eda Bartholomew accompanied on piano while Arthur Kraft presided at the organ. The Rhapsody by Cole dedicated to Kraft drew strong praise and three other numbers by Mrs Hurt were well received.
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Kraft
Aulitorian
Atlanta
George F. Lindner
J. W. Hurt
Lindner
Eda Bartholomew
Arthur Kraft
Cole
Hurt
Rev Luther R Bridges Opens Revival at First Methodist
Rev Luther R Bridges conducts a two week revival at the First Methodist church speaking on Experimental Religion. The young evangelist known as the Boy Preacher draws large audiences and also sings, delivering a notable solo Peace. He will preach each morning at 10 and evening at 7 with the Win-One quartet of Central Baptist church to sing tonight.
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Luther St. Bridges
First Methodist Church
Bridges
Win-One Quartet
Central Baptist Church
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