Health rate at wartime low disease deaths tops prior wars
The American forces report a 1.9 per 1,000 annual death rate from disease during a recent week, far below civil rates and earlier wars, with 2.8 per 4,000 over two months. Navy sailors King and Ready rescued seven men from the burning Serantes, earning commendations for bravery. Army camp expansions at Hancock Grant Lee Gordon Pike aim to house up to 60,000 and cost about 6 million dollars. Public health nurses and international nursing efforts expand care for mothers and children nationwide.
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Gorgas
United States
Marne Salient
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Secretary Daniels
William E. King
Clarence F. Ready
Mete
Serantes
Wi Frand
Army General Staff
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Hancock
Georgia
C&np Grant
West Point
Camp Jackson
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Fayetteville
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Fayettesville
Jackson
Camps Lee, Gordon and Pike
Seattle
Wallace
Idaho
Washington
New England
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Washington State
County seat removal push faces public vote
Douglas interest in moving the county seat from Tombstone sparks a petition to order an election and let voters decide where the seat should be located. The Tombstone paper defends the move as necessary for economical court and office operations while condemning Douglas camouflage and wartime spending.
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Wilson
Baker
Council of National Defense
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Douglas
Board of Supervisors
Tombstone
Douglas International
the International
Kelly
Cochise County
Bisbee
Warren
International
United States
Court House
Charles Francis
Cochise County Court House
Rock of Gibraltar
The
Charles Frances
Douglas and
Pirtleville
Oscar K. Gall
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