Cholera Prevention Leads Talks at Tropical Medicine Meeting
In San Francisco delegates at the American Society of Tropical Medicine heard Surgeon Allan J. MacLausan of the U S Public Health Service describe measures to prevent cholera introduction via sea and land routes. The report covered frontier quarantines, rapid bacteriological tests for cholera vibrio, and practical screening methods.
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United Press
San Francisco
Europe
American Society of Tropical Medicine
Allan J. MacLausalin
United States Public Health Service
Commissioner of Health
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Des Moines 90 Cent Gas Ordinance Upheld
Washington June 15 The Des Moines 90 cent gas ordinance was upheld by the supreme court. The suit that caused the decision was brought before rules became effective, and the court ruled without prejudice to future suits, while holding the rate constitutional.
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Washington
Supreme Core
Webb Kenyon
Supreme’ Court
Kentucky Webbs Kenyon Siguor
Kentucky
Adams Express Company
Tennessee
Whitley County
Wiag
Kenteled Court of Appeals
Webb-Kenson
Carnegie Resting Up Summer at Maine Estate
Andrew Carnegie plans to stay at his Maine estate through summer to recover from a severe bout of influenza. Mrs. Carnegie says he has not gained strength quickly, but doctors expect no serious danger and note improvement since arrival a week ago.
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Maine
Thar Harbor
Byers
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Bin
Ile
Lele
Colonel House Calls In From New York
Colonel Edward M House arrived from Lisbon and denied acting as Wilsons personal emissary or that his talks with France and England signaled a peace bid He said his trip was private and not politically significant and that he did not return at the presidents summons.
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New York
Linting
Cerintuy
France
England
Europe
Wilson
Edward M. Douse
Lisere Pool
Colonnel House
Colonel House
Nissit
Major Asbury Dies at Seventy. Frontier Pony Rider Leader
Major George Asin, sixty two years old, died in Kansas City. He rode ponies and wagons in frontier days, first crossing the plains to Oakland at seventeen, and later served under Wit Carson and Colonel James Grider before the Union Pacific Railroad.
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Asbury
Kansas City
Chine
George Asin
Plains
Oakland
Cal
Wit Carson
James Grider
Union Pacific Railroad
Meat Sells At One Dollar A Pound In Trieste
News from Trieste reports an Austrian town overrun by pillagers with meat at one dollar per pound, no bread available, and residents subsisting on vegetables and fruit. Siegel Granted Postponement in Geneseo NY as he seeks time to address creditors.
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Trieste
Udine
Italy
Convention discusses new treatments for diseases
Delegates from the Pacific Coast attended a San Francisco convention of the Ot tionsistsons? vi seviery. New methods in the treatment of exe diseases were discussed.
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United Press
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Sunday School Convention Opens Under New State Secretary
Prerlo, Colorado June sees the Sunday school association begin a three day convention here under new state secretary E. T. Albertson of Indiana. Six hundred out of town delegates attend the event.
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Wuiteid
Prerlo
Cola
Ucolorado Snndey School Association
E. T. Albertson
Indiana
Instant relief from catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm
An advertisement promises instant relief for nasal congestion from catarrh using Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the antiseptic cream clears air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and eases headaches and nighttime breathing issues. Apply a small amount in the nostrils for quick relief.
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Ely
Pint and Half Berry Boxes Barred in Iowa Law
Des Moines June 15 pint and half berry boxes are barred by Iowa law now allowed only pint quart and half pint sizes. state food and dairy dept confirms penalties for violators. A bulletin on sanitary and pure food laws is being prepared to aid dealers and bakers in compliance.
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Nes Moines
Iowa
State Food and Dairy Department
W. R. Harney
Codson
Romney
New State
Offiepre
Tabor
Urick
West
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Court House
Board of
Polk County Grand Jury
State Board Slow to Act on Indigent TB Care
June 15 report from Council Bluffs Iowa notes a new law taking effect July 4 mandating counties segregate and treat indigent tuberculosis patients. Pottawattamie and others have taken little action, alarming local physicians. The state control board’s rules have been issued but are seen as impractical by doctors.
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Control Board
Iowa
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Kansas City’ Board of Trade
Bain
Board of Trade
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