Neglect in Brain Injury Treatments Urged by Doctor
Dr C A Loy addressing the American Institute of Homeopathy warned that neglect in treating brain injuries leads to high mortality from skull fractures. He urged graded pupil assessment by mental age and criticized current school sanitation spending, while proposing electric light therapy and other methods as alternatives.
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Dung
C. A. Loy
Piteburich
American Institute of Homeopathy
Ley Deaoh
Weil
Charles Te Eilly
Albeny
Albany
Mo Y
LY. Bailey
Harry ¥. Hoffman
Alientown
Californians to aid Japanese exclusion effort in state
San Francisco dispatch reports a Santhy committee plans to push adoption of the Japanese exclusion clause of the family statehood act. The group vows to persuade every man to uphold the policy, asserting rights and safety concerns in the current climate.
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San Francisco
Pee Santhy
May Extend Term of Elkins Court
May extend term of Elkins Court as authorities speed up jury trials. With 173 cases on docket and only 20 disposed of, Dry Law charges dominate. Reynolds of Wissemburg found guilty of possessing mash. fined $500. Josephs of Clarksburg pleaded Kelby to dry law violation. fined $50. Trial of Martin Sell of Keenes proceeded. Sain Hrotis of Star City faced dry law charge as evidence continued. Corporate interest income figures rose from 140 million to 220 million.
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Bukings
W. Va
United States
Mistriet Court
CU. Reynolds
Wissemburg
W. L. Maker
Toeephles
Clarksburg
Kelby
Caae
Martin Sell
Keenes
Ita
Sain Hrotis
Star City
Saving dollars at the Security Bank and Trust Company
An old editorial or advertisement urges readers to invest in the bank, citing past values like one hundred dollars for the current Kanawha county courthouse site and two hundred dollars for the earlier underwork, using it as a prompt to begin saving now.
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Kanawha
Clendenin
Chas. Donally
Waas
Geo. Alderson
Donally
Alderson
Goodrich Slaughter
Kanawha County Court House
First Court House
Security Bank & Trust Company
Blunden Corps Plans for America First Day Music Event
The Blunden Woman's Relief Corps held a regular business and social meeting to plan a musicale titled America First Day. Proceeds will support the Grand Army of the Republic and the Female Soldiers’ relief corps, with new members initiated. Performers from city talent will participate at the MG A auditorium Thursday night at 8:11.
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MG. A
Brg
Lea White
Grand Army Osehalarshin Fund
Feral Woman's Teller Corps
Chandler
Peterunn
Dinite
Mr Moviavran
McWhurter
A. Sle Minntery
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Camenek
Will Ha Abe
Glenwood Presbyterian Church
Aniieston Street
American Mechanicn Ledweg
Charleston
South Charleston
Seuthar
S M. Ghiselin
Pereneh
Ambassadors Shakeup in French Service Fuels Debate
Paris and Washington report a planned reshuffle of France's diplomatic corps under Premier Herriot's ally, aiming to placate radical and Socialist critics while courting loyalty. The piece also recounts a theater duel over a rejected musical director, and notes shifts among officials as Doumergue faces a seven year term, plus a new American veterans group for French Army volunteers forms with James J. Buch elected president.
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Associated Press
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Jusserand
Washington
France
Fremier Herriot
Iris Suide
Hesidax M. Jugkerand
Brussels
London
Teluvenkre
Elnad
Altice
Uwtbad
Stine le Will Bruble
M. Herriot
Jacques Ivbertut
Chamus Elysees Theater
Louis Thomas
United States
Albert Woiter
M. Thomas
Teluehvood
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Crith
Aew Peilu
Mr. Hebertot
M. Hebertot
Reatest
Pat Least
Foreign Legion
Lafayette Escadrie
Hay
Lie New Organization
Mangin Hay
Association
Amcon
Teneh Army
Chinese Flood Speight Buried Toll Mounts in Marti nsburg
Martinsburg West Virginia reports a private funeral for Speight, slain while resisting arrest after a Sunday incident. The battered flood narrative ties to a major Yangtze flood disaster. the text blends local obituary with distant China flood impacts and parliamentary workload debates.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Linderisker
Speight
State Froopec U. L
Luvor Leader Criticized for Golf With Duke of York
Ny Durer WINTON LONDON June 23 It is damnable hypocrisy for a Luvor leader to play wolf with a Luke during a National Federation of Collieringinamen, Sull ermen and Mechanica annual convention. The remarks target Frank Hodgen former secretary of the Miners Federation who played golf with the Duke of York. Hodges later resigned his union post and became Civil Lord of the British Admiralty. Jones denounced trade union leaders guiding the people into the praised Cannon as a tragic failure and warned against public hypocrisy. Prime Minister Rantay MacDonald argues fishing is easier than government service.
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Winton
London
Wolf
B. Bs Jones
National Federation of Collieryinginamen, Sullermen and Mechanica
Junea Madenly
Am Astack
Frank Hodgen
Faeration
Duke of York
Wales
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Lima
Hrital Krede
England
Jonan
Jones
Grifing Elected Leader of Locomotive Brotherhood
June 4 report from Curvelant indicates J G Grifing of Long Island NM was chosen land chief angiftber of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Only one bailey was taken and Grifing previously served as a vice president of the brotherhood.
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J. G. Griffing
Long Island
Angiftber
Brotherhood of Loacomotive Engineers
Grifing
Brotherhood
Lemon Juice Whitens Skin Advertisement Claim
An advertisement hawks a lemon based skin whitening lotion promising clear youthful skin. It touts mixing lemon juice with Orchard White in a pottle, claiming it softens freckles sunburn and tan, with immediate effects after preparation and urging readers to make it themselves.
Women Admit To Flogging Another In New Orleans Case
Mrs. Kew Orleans and associates including her daughter Mrs. Melin Ball Jordan and Mrs. Lessie Fatchette admit to flogging Lillian Bonnette on April 25. Bonnette had sued for 25,090 damages. Grand jury had indicted Ball and daughter earlier for an alleged shooting attempt amid a marital dispute. Admission cited temper from alleged unfaithfulness and a refusal to relinquish her husband.
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Kew
Orleans
Clarksburg Man Fined in Day Case
Blevis June 24. Robert Maneinn of Clarksburg was fined 300 in federal court after a jury conviction on a Naver charge. Three other liquor cases were disposed with pleas of guilty including Robert Sedwick Fairmont fined 590, Mary Crummitt near Clarksburg fined 50, Frank Luchant Wilsonburg fined 104.
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Blevis
Robert Maneinn
Clarksburg
Robert Sedwick
Fairmont
Marry Crummitt
Clarks- Mure
Frank Luchant
Wilsonburg
Railroads Oppose Workers Demands in Overnight Hearing
Chicago June 24 Railroads today opposed before the railroad labor board petitions from United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railroad Shop Workers seeking revised overtime pay. Workers want time and a half for the ninth and tenth hours and on Sundays and holidays with travel time counted as overtime instead of half time.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Peti- Hon
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Rail workers back P O strike in Canada
Locomotive engineers on Canadian railroads offer to assist striking postal workers by refusing to man mail trains. Montreal Toronto and Windsor are the cities reported hardest hit. The exchange followed a telegram from the federation’s Montreal strike committee. Mrs. Bonaparte dies in Washington after illness since April. American jellies marketed in London department stores.
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Federation of Nostal Employes
Montreal
Fontal
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