Doctor seeks crime survey on cross eyes crime link
Dr Henry J Schiresen of West End Hospital Chicago asks Governor Small and State Senator Dalley for permission to conduct a survey of Illinois penal institutions to study how cross eye conditions and eye muscle imbalance may relate to crime. He plans charitable eye care and free treatment, arguing that many delinquents suffer from eye strain.
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William R. Curry
Hivago
Henry J. Schiresen
Westend Hospital
Chicago
Len Small
John Dalley
Schireson
Illinois
Hey
United States
Felinks
Bmell
Schliésun
Lost City Ruins Unearthed in Nevada Desert by Museum Team
New York March 22 reports an expedition by the Museum of the American Indian foundation under M. Harrington uncovered ruins in the Moapa desert region. The site named Pueblo Grande de Nevada shows pre Pueblo culture, with square houses, kivas, pottery in black on gray and red, and burial floors. Archaeologists note advanced Pueblo-like features, with evidence of farming, crafts, and matrilineal society. The site, near St Thomas, Nev, is eroded by desert wash revealing dense ancient remains.
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David Sentnei
New York
Museum of the American Indiana
Eve Foundation
M. Or. Harrington
Moapa Desert
Nevada
Alanson Skinner
Fey Foundation
America
Burone
Skinner
Harrington
Sanda
George G. Heye
Museum of the Amsyiean Indian
New Mexico
Arizona
Pueblo Grande de Nevada
Lomexate
Herriot's Health Raises Concern Across France
The Associated Press reports Premier Herriot's health is a growing concern to family and friends. He suffers from a right leg issue and outward signs show aging and fatigue. Political pressures and party divisions strain his ability to govern while international visitors and South American tourists fill Parisian venues, amid debates over suffrage and budget politics.
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Associated Press
Herriot
M. Herriot
Hin
M. Hereiot
Lyons
Reform calendar debate echoes in Congress and world
Washington March reports that reform advocates push a new calendar breaking the year into four quarters with independent weeks and fixed holidays. Critics warn of widespread disruption to birthdays, records, and business while international commerce circles weigh implications.
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Maine
Trystallment
United States
Chianber of Commerce
Kenator
Schall
Valverty Calendar Association
Hawaii Japanese Citizens Total 66 647 In Election Register
Governor Warrington reports 66 647 Japanese in Hawaii registered as American citizens for territorial election. Chinese ancestry registrants numbered 4 840. Of 125 368 Japanese in the territory, 65 647 were born there and thus citizens. An airplane line between Calcutta and Rangoon, India, is widened.
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Honolele
Tha Taal Maat
Wallace R. Warrington
Hubert Wark
Ijapaneras
Islands
Jarrington Raid
Wine prices spark German market concerns in 1930s era piece
A fragmented report discusses wine costs and market impacts in Germany and Spain, highlighting price sensitivities, production demands, and cross border trade in the wine sector. Mentions German locales and foreign supply factors shaping consumer access and industry outlook.
Poor janitor hailed as wonder artist by midwest critics
Chicago sculptor Joseph Threngren, once a janitor in a small apartment house, is hailed by midwest critics as a marvel in sculpture. financed by S. Boje, he gained attention after oil portraits and busts at a local exhibit drew praise from prominent artists. He says his funds run out, seeks study opportunities, and requests support to continue his art without being overwhelmed by public attention.
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Yy Gatlante Gentilman
Faye
Hfe
Byron
Dresa
C. E. Wry
Franic
Weller Gaumsbute
Maren
Dlamas
Bywades
Joseph Threngren
Attlet
Renje
Genres S. Boje
Chivago Art Institute
Ben Cable
Chicago
Thompson
Snd
Carl Pareen
Jay
Teel Yy
Thorngren Portraits and Bank Notes Highlight Odd Dispatch
A fragmentary interview with artist Thorngren recounts early painting of Abraham Lincoln at nine, escape from Rome, and a patron who bought a portrait of his late father. The tale shifts to Birmingham headlines about Municipal Bank growth, noting Michigan ties, 1918 inception, and $70 million in dealings as new accounts open rapidly.
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Thorngren
Rome
Abraham Lincoln
Doe
Thorn= cren
Hirdy
Lpiornaren
Michigan
Hate
Sher
Birmingham
Eng
Itsdale
Mich
Galesburg
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