All's Fate in War and the Nations’ Laws
Editorial argues that the United States must uphold international law and humanity at sea, refusing to warn or ban passage on merchant ships. It asserts neutrality does not justify violating laws and condemns any country for altering wartime rules, warning neutrals against complicity in murder of civilians.
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United Statis
Europe
Bedlam
Witeon Refiees
United States
Germany
Baby Week urges fathers to help save lives in England’s infant drive
Counting babies shows England and Wales have the highest infant mortality since 1854, urging national action. A national Baby Week begins March 4 to educate parents and guardians, with the Children's Bureau planning exhibits in about 2,029 communities. fathers are urged to participate to ensure better homes for babies.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
John Ball
America
Uncle Ray
England
Wales
France
Norway
New Zealand
Unce
Sam
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Seven bodies found in burned farmhouse ruins near Talamma
In Talamma Oklahoma on February 29 the bodies of seven people were found in a farmhouse rubble caused by a fire last night. The deceased include M Greed the occupant his wife three children and two brothers confirmed by authorities.
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Talamma
Okla
Here
M. Greed
Irish Babies Week to follow American Baby Week plans
Washington reports American Baby Week set for March 4 to 11 will be followed by Irish Babies Week March 12 to 18. The plan, urged by Lady Aberdeen and Charles H. McCarthy, calls for a united effort by official authorities and voluntary groups to improve infant care in Ireland through education, better housing, milk, nurses, and open spaces.
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Washington
Federal
Children's Bureau
United States
British West Indies
Sackatchewan
Canada
Philippines
Erin's Isle
Lady Aberdeen
Irish Association
Lord Aberdeen
Ireland
Charles H. McCarthy
Navy
Mr. McCarthy
America
Preparedness debate shapes congress mood in 1920s style
Washington observers note widespread unease over peace at too high a price amid nationalist, internationalist, and preparedness debates. Discussions extend from cloakrooms to Congress with figures like Walter Fisher urging nuanced views on peace and war.
Man Arrested on Fraud Charge Ties Up Bail in Florida
In Tampa Florida J Grant lymen Wee was held on $140 000 bail after being arraigned on a fraud accusation involving the use of the name of Co to deceive. The suspect faces arraignment tomorrow with details from the case indicating a tie to the fake representation.
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Tampa
Fla
Medical Board Wild Try Dr Bennett Graff
In Denver Colorado on February 29 the Medical Board schedules an unexpected hearing or trial involving Dr Bennett Graff. Details remain sparse but the event centers on regulatory action against the physician. Proceedings are expected to address licensure or disciplinary questions.
State medical board serves Graff on murder charges
Dr Bonport Graff was served with notice that the state medical board may revoke his physician license after murder charges tied to the deaths of Mrs Ruth Camp and Mrs Beulah Hatch. Caesar and Leelie Roberts said they would seek an injunction to delay license revocation until the West Side court resolves the matter.
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State Medical Board
Bonport Graff
Mra
Ruth Camp
Beulah Hatch
Graff
West Side Court
Our World Leadership and America’s Growing Global Role
Special to The Leader in New York on February 29 presents Prof. Charles A. Heard on United States world domination. The piece argues the nation has advanced since Jefferson, with increased industry capital and experience, and discusses mobilization of private business, civil administration, and a shift from isolation to diplomacy.
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New York
Jefferson
Charles A. Heard
Columbia University
United States
Beard
Great Britain
China
Japan
Nicaragua
Europe
Mark Hanna
Coal Rates Raised by United States Boat
Washington Feb 29 The Interstate Commerce Commission modified its order in the antirhacite coal case allowing small increases in rates on prepared sizes for coal shipments.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Kidney Salt Remedy Advised for Back Pain and Urinary Ailments
A dubious health ad claims back pain and many ailments stem from "slix fish kidneys" and promotes drinking four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys. It touts a grape acid base, lemon flavored mix as a safe, inexpensive cure to keep kidneys clean and prevent complications.
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