Fund Succeeds in Advancing Child Welfare Activity
Four demonstration centers in the United States report rising per capita health expenditures and growing public interest under the Commonwealth Fund program. From 1924 to 1926 funds rose from 2 to 9 cents per capita in Fargo, from 5 to 10 cents in Athens, and from 10 to 18 cents in Rutherford County Tennessee, with measurable gains in public health work across centers.
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New York
Jan
Commonwealth
Fargo
North Dakota
Focal
Athens
Georgia
Zenith Campagne
Rutherford Canty
Tennessee
Penditares For Health Service
Iyo
Teneth
Oregon
Toltan
P . Dlhce
S. Tn Ald
Fund
Dee Leent
Sacasa Refutes Bingham Speech In Senate Fallout
In a U S senate exchange, Sacasa denies any Mexican government messaging to U S officials regarding a conference in Corinte. He calls Senator Kellogg’s claims a hocus pocus and accuses the speech of aiding a crusade against liberty and the Plaz cause.
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Peri PO
Kellogg
Kinenain
Doctor Discharged for Hitting Nurse
Dr Max Teplitz a four year assistant at state tuberculosis sanitarium was discharged by the State Tuberculosis commission after an altercation with nurse Miss All Walter. He admits striking the nurse and a petition to reinstate him was discussed by commissioners and hospital officials.
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Tartford
Max Teplitz
Teplitz
Stephen J Maher
San Maquam
Sanitarkium Patie Amd
Dr. Tepette Dees
Freeman
Model's death ruled suicide by actions
New York report states autopsy found cloak model Witton Hust dead by self harm. Investigators noted a revolver with an empty chamber beside her and a bullet wound at the temple. Police will not comment on motive or cause beyond suicide.
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Neavy
York
Sur
Witton Hust
Devi
Dom Chive Medical
Sorris
Werin
Poe
Ruwee
Tose
German mine workers end wage agreement
In Bochum Germany on January d0 The Rhodaish and Westphalian Minra Orions have given notice they will terminate on March 1 the existing wage and work agreements with the mine owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bochum
Germany
Evolution of the two bid in Auction Bridge
A historical overview traces the two bid in Auction Bridge from a length showing device to a standardized Ace King Queen convention. It discusses early confusions, proposed fixes, and expert adoption requiring a six card head with Ace King Queen in the suit, with future examples to follow.
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Imost
Mayor 10 Stand Trial With Huge Jersey Rum Ring
A sensational rum ring case opens in New Jersey federal court led by Judge Isaac M. Meakins. Indicted are Mayor Henry Wissel, Police Chief James A. Dinan, Detective sergeants, Edgewater boatyard owners, crew of the steamer Eker, and others linked to liquor seizures and alleged payoffs to agents and officials.
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New York
United States
Isaac M. Meakins
Elizabeth City
N. J
Henry Wissel
James A. Dinan
Fidgewater
XN. J
John J. Lowery
Marine Division
Edgewater
Eker
Wker
Wadson River
Yonkem
Bahamas
Prohibition
Herman T. Stichmann
Lowery
Wisgel
Bernard M. Reaves
Nassau
Bahama Islands
George Pinder
Japanese slide kills 31 persons in Toyama area
An avalanche in Toyama, 160 miles north of Tokyo, during Japan's severe winter killed 31 people and seriously injured 32 others. The slide caused extensive damage as authorities reported the disaster today.
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Tokyo
I Toyama
Tokeo
Japan
Judiciary Committee Hearings Start Feb. 8
The judiciary committee will begin hearings on February 8 with the Stamford judge ship contest on the agenda. Resolutions seek appointment of incumbent Samuel M. Young and James B. Brinckerhoff as judge and of George M. Skene as deputy judge, and Justus J. Fennell as deputy judge.
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Legislative Judiciary Committee
House
Ernest I. Averill
Stamford
Samuel M. Young
James B. Brinckerhoff
George M. Skene
Justus J. Fennell
Bank Ordered to Cut Its Interest Charge
The Springfield Federal Land Bank, serving New England, New York and New Jersey, will cut its loan interest rate from 12 to 5 percent effective February 1. The bank, established in 1917, has lent $56,614,220 to 10,925 farmers since its founding, as ordered by the federal Farm Loan Board.
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Washington
Springfield
Mass
Chicago Opera Plans Skyscraper Home At One Million Cost
Chicago, Jan 30 AP Plans for two skyscraper office buildings to house the Chicago Civic Opera company costing between 15 million and 16 million dollars were outlined by Bernard Insull, president of the company. Financing would partly come from short term bonds and sale of preferred stock. The plan envisions razing the present Inge Auditorium to build a new opera house with a larger main floor, fewer boxes, and a site bounded by Madison Washington river and Market Street. Insull predicted long term self sufficiency and funds for education and other musical entertainments. The company, in five years, produced operas with roughly half Italian, one third French, under 15 percent German and about 10 percent English.
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Chicago
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Bamuo Insuli
Fundy
Opera House
Insitlla
Madison
Washington
River Front
Wacker Drive
Inge
Oper
Nsull
Chicago Opera
Mr. Ins
Woman Tortured to Banished Witch in Westphalia
In Haltarn Der Westphalia a newlywed woman Frau Marthe Lande was tortured to death by her husband and relatives with a fortune teller’s aid to expel a supposed witch. They confined her in a dark room and starved and whipped her for over a fortnight until she died. A neighbor reported the abuse to authorities and the party was arrested.
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Dortmund
Westphalia
Haltarn
Frau Marthe Lande
Haltern
Gelsenkipchen
Two Marx Cabinet Men Are Rejected
Berlin January 30 AP President von Hindenburg confirms the coalition cabinet of Chancellor Marx with two Nationalist rejections. Walter Graef would be minister of justice and Dr Herxt minister of interior. Negotiations continue with the A lists and coalition partners. The two portfolios remain disputed and no solution expected until Monday.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Marx
Waulter Graef
Dr. Herxt
Lists
Seichstag
Verr Grant
Montana Eyes Felony Charge for Carrying Guns
Helena January 30 AP Montanans debate a bill to make gun carrying without permission a felony. Lawmakers note old west dangers and argue modern Montana is settled enough to impose a penalty on armed individuals without authorization.
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Helena
Mont
Montang
Indiana
Ex-Kaiser's Return Feared Hermine Eyes Berlin Palace
Berlin reports Princess Hermine wife of former emperor William plans to move into William IV palace on Unter den Linden. Tageblatt says her aim is to smooth path for the Kaiser’s possible return by occupying revered quarters and gaining royal leverage. Count Platen seeks palace evacuation but Prussia refusals tie to Hohenzollern settlement. The paper suggests her move could precede William’s arrival at Doorn.
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Unter den Linden
Wilhelm
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Hermine
Wmperor
William
William T
Wmytror
Hhe
Count Platen
Doorn
Wiliam Hohenzollern
The Fun Shop Limerick Theatre Change of Program
A quirky theatre page details a weekly program shift at The Fun Shop Limericks, featuring jokes about makeup and department store life. Readers encounter overheard banter among workers, customers, and floorwalkers, with humorous miscommunications about lamps, soup, and electric plugs, plus a bulletin on the limerick contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Mr. Fadell
Henry Moses
Esther Newman
Esther
Chapme
Innes Completes Five Year Term For Texas Disappearance
Victor E. Innes, central figure in the 13 year old disappearance in San Antonio of Elois Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms, completed a five year sentence in Atlanta federal penitentiary. He could not pay a $1,000 fine and must serve 30 more days after a pauper’s oath. The case involved alleged murder and fraud related to the two Atlanta sisters.
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Atlanta. Ga
Jam
Victor E. Innes
San Antonio
Texas
Elois Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Athinta Federal Penitentiary
Innes
Oregon
Atlanta
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