Eugenics Debate Sparks City Health Official Outburst
Kansas City March 11 Dr W and Wheeler health commissioner denounces eugenics as silly twaddle in response to a New York society's request to join a committee promoting eugenic propaganda. He argues prenatal and postnatal conditions both affect infant welfare and notes thousands die in overcrowded centers from preventable causes. He cautions against theories like breeding humans as livestock.
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Kansas City
W. & Wheeler
New York
Panama Canal Ocean Trip At Capitol Ave Theatre
A cinema event invites patrons to travel from ocean to ocean through the Panama Canal at the Capitol Ave Theatre for a ten cent admission. The program promises a compact touring experience with notable maritime scenes.
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Capitol Ave. Theatre
Ocean
Panama Canal
Acaito Ocean
Kansas City Health Commissioner Laments Infant Mortality
The health commissioner denounces eugenics for producing children and urges better care and more inspectors for milk. He notes Kansas City infant deaths fallen 15 percent over five years but rising in summer, arguing saving born children matters more than creating so called eugenic babies.
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Wheeler
Kansas City
National Board of Eugenics
System of circumpolar monasteries urged for polar study
March 11 report notes M Schraders view that Captain Scott death ends polar obsession and calls for a chain of circumpolar scientific monasteries. Observatories would track atmospheric and marine currents around the pole, ice field movements, and their effects on winds, seasons, and weather risks.
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Robert F. Scott
South Pole
M. Schrader
Peary
Amundsen
Scott
I Nationalln
Duncaun
Atlantic
America
Europe
Grain on farms in winter reports from March figures
The 1913 crop report shows wheat, corn, oats and barley on farms as of March 1. It lists percentages kept on farms, shipped out, and merchantable quality for 1912 compared with earlier years, with grain totals by crop and year. The data detail regional shipping shares and merchantability ranging from wheat to oats and barley.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Statistics
Wyoming Editors to Meet in Casper This Summer
The Wyoming Editorial association plans a summer meeting in Casper to discuss matters in advance. By addressing issues now, the group aims to separate wheat from chaff, strengthen weak points, and accomplish much during the meeting’s short time.
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Wyoming Editorial Association
Casper
Centennial Post
Miss Bowen Opens Store On Capitol Avenue
Miss M. C. Bowen opens a store just north of her former shop on Capitol avenue. She will carry the same lines as before once the complete stock arrives, continuing to serve as Wyoming's leading source for the wanted medium. Try It.
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Owen
M. C. Bowen
Capitol Avenue
Wyoming
Mongrel Heroes Outshine Real Blues at Show
At the London Dog Show in Agricultural Hall sixteen mixed breed dogs, led by Rover the Irish terrier and sheep dog mix, steal the spotlight by saving human lives. Fans praise these nonpedigreed heroes over the aristocratic pedigreed dogs amid a 4000-strong parade of canines. Duke the collie is famed for snatching a child from a dray horse, underscoring the value of life-saving mongrels.
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London
Great Britain
Agricultural Hall
Rover
Straw Island
Straw Island Hight
The Stressner Fund Seeks Help for Widow in Statewide Drive
The Leader laments indifference to a relief fund for Mrs. Streeener whose husband was killed by a convict who escaped Rawlins. Newspapers statewide join the appeal, March books stay open, and a fresh start for Mrs. Streeener and her children is hoped by April. Contributions may go via any Cheyenne newspaper.
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Mary Streeener
Rawlins
Cheyenne
B. H. Wilton
Daley
Sheridan
Blease vows martial law over chauffeur arrest in Columbia
Governor Cole L. Blease denounces the police action against his black chauffeur charged with speeding. He warns he can declare martial law if the prosecution continues, after the chauffeur was fined for Friday's speed and pardoned, a pardon the police chief refused to honor pending city attorney advice.
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Columbie
8. C
Cole L. Blease
Recorder’s Court
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