Secretary rules out ship christening fluids
Washington December 14. Secretary Daniels ruled there are no standards on the kind of fluid to be used for christening ships. Contenders had sought approval of a specific fluid for the ceremony aboard the battleship named for a president.
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Wonders of Radium in Cancer Cure
Philadelphia on March 16 physicians at Johns Hopkins and Dr. Abbe of New York announced radium may aid cancer treatment. They showed photographs of a facial cancer cure in forty eight hours and cautioned cures apply mainly to superficial tumors while noting limited knowledge for advanced internal cases.
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Flood donations continue arriving across communities
A flood relief appeal records contributions from diverse groups and individuals. Donors include churches, civic clubs, and residents who provided cash, clothing, and supplies to assist affected families. signatories list organizations and towns aiding the recovery effort.
Two Negroes Lynched at Blanchard Louisiana Militants
A violent incident in Blanchard Louisiana left two Black men lynched by militants after a confrontation with white resident Alvin Ballard. One victim William Wallard was found hacked to pieces Saturday morning, with details from Associated Press reports.
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Famed Action Squad Fires at London Church
An unidentified action squad opened fire at a London church, causing damage and prompting police to investigate. No injuries were reported as authorities search for suspects and motives.
Egg Price Boycott Ends Amid Warm Weather Drop
A ten day boycott ended as egg prices fell from current levels due to warm weather. Authorities attributed the price drop to increased laying, calming market tensions and ending the organized action.
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Five Die in Salvation Army Home Fire
Five men are reported dead in a Salvation Army home fire. Police arrested Frank Meyers a drunk rider on suspicion of starting the blaze as several bodies are believed trapped inside the building.
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House Progressives Pass Resolutions on Reform and Unity
The House Progressives approve resolutions after a debate on reform, accepting Wilsonian principles of direct primaries while noting reforms do not alter core party differences. The actions signal commitment to endorse President Wilson and alignment with progressive goals.
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Relief Committee Approves Actions After Bryan Flooding
The General Relief Committee, with Governor Colquitt’s private secretary present, inspected flood aftermath in Bryan. They ordered immediate lime for dead animals and issued 9,000 in comforts, approving all measures planned for relief.
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Rooftop Overhaul in City Landmark Building
The city builds a large re roofing project on a historic structure at the corner of Bryan and Moanley streets, occupied by RP Park Business. The work, described as extensive, aims to install eight new roof portions and re root the building, noted as one of the largest in the city.
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