Public aid urged in fight against the white plague
Cincinnati physicians urge mass funding for tuberculosis research under the National Tuberculosis Association. They emphasize rest as the current frontline treatment while scientists pursue a cure and a vaccine, amid reports detailing the work of a small, selfless scientific group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Cincinnati
the Commercial Tribune
Kenyon Dunham
Roger S. Morris
Samuel Iglauer
Cincinnati Anti-Tuberculosis League
Treat B. Johnson
Yale
The
Commercial Tribune
New York World News Service
Revive Victim of Pulmonary Arrest Believed Dead
Harry Michels a 25 year old jeweler of 933 Central avenue was brought to General Hospital after poisoning. He was not breathing at arrival but doctors after an hour of pulmator and artificial respiration revived him. He left the hospital at 2 PM unaided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Harry Michels
Central Avenue
Michels
Nurre Brothers
Elm Street
Samuel Seltz
Howard Bell
H. L. Johnson
R. L. Crudgington
G. S. Everts
Tornado Levels Miami Suburbs Killing 3 and Injuring 32
A powerful tornado struck Miami suburbs on April 5, killing three and injuring thirty-two as it razed more than 250 houses and left over 600 homeless. The storm damaged the White Belt Dairy, cattle were killed, and property losses exceed $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Everglades
New York World News Service
Elizabeth Park
Mosul border issue settled by League of Nations effort
Geneva reports a negotiated settlement between British and Turkish factions over the Mosul boundary. Three months of investigation by Count Teleki Wilsen and Colonel Pauwlis aim to craft findings with possible Turkish-leaning compromise. League officials warn against a pro-British decision and note Arab uprisings and halted arms to Hussein's regime amid broader Middle East tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin FE. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Middle East
Mesopotamia
League of Nations
Mosul
League
Angora
Count Teleki
Hungary
Wilsen
Pauwlis
Belgium
Turkey
Transjordania
Meccareon
Hussein
Hedjaz
Sultan Ibn Sa 'Ud
Jeddah
London
N.Y
Pte World
Shoemaker Wins Bet and Berth in Asylum
In Bergamo Italy Angelo Fatutti a shoemaker jumped 100 feet into water with an egg in his hand winning a bet. Authorities seized him for mental status evaluation after the hazardous leap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
Asylum
Bergamo
Italy
Angelo Fatutti
Fatutti
Dodge Brothers Sale Unaffected by Legal Challenge
John Duval Dodge sues to block estate disposition but Detroit court or dered Matilda R. Dodge to appear and justify withholding Anna Margaret Dodge's inheritance. Officials say sale of Dodge Bros to Dillon Read & Co will proceed without delay or interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Dodge Bros., Inc
Dillon, Read & Co
John Duval
Dodge Bros
Wayne County
John Duval Dodge
John F. Dodge
Horace E
Matilda R. Dodge
Anna Margaret Dodge
Dingeman
Dodge
Premature Blast Kills Two at Portland Mine Victor
In a premature shot on the thirtieth level of the Portland gold mine in Victor Colorado Paul Yonke age 40 and Harry Dawson age 38 were killed instantly at 3 40 pm Fred Hanna age 50 was seriously injured and hospitalized with a probable skull fracture Other miners nearby heard the blast and were delayed in rescue operations as more premature blasts occurred
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Portland
Victor
Here
Paul Yonke
Harry Dawson
Fred Hanna
Hanna
Else
Millerand Wins Senate Seat Hitting Herriot Crisis
Alexandre Millerand defeats four rivals to join the Senate from Seine, aiming to challenge Premier Herriot and the Cartel des Gauches. The move compounds a government crisis as De Monzie weighs a new tax plan and debt settlement ideas amid France's financial strain.
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Millerand
Senate
Herriot
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Alexandre Millerand
Seine
Cartel Des Gauches
Agreement
Left
de Monzie
Chamber of Deputies
World News Service
Fontainebleau
France
Britain
United States
Germany
French Free Masonry Declares Support for Capital Levy
The Federal Council of the Grand Lodge of French Free Masonry adopted a resolution in Paris advocating a capital levy. It expressed sympathy with the Democratic Government’s effort to establish a real republic and opposed official church relations. The piece notes French Masonry’s political role versus its American and British counterparts.
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Menzie
Associated Press
Paris
Mafin
de Monzie
M. de Monzie
French Free Masonry
Iictorses Herriot
Federal Council of the
Grand Lodge of
Fred Masonry
France
United States
Great Britain
Tragic Palmer Train Crash Kills Family of Five
Three members of the Anderson family died instantly and two others were seriously injured when their car was struck by the Banner Limited northbound at a Palmer grade crossing eight miles southwest of Taylorsville. Mrs. Joseph Anderson 45 years old Inez Anderson 20 Lloyd Anderson 6 were killed. Joseph Anderson and his son George 12 were among the injured.
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Taylorsville
Palmer
Here
Banner Limited
Joseph Anderson
Inez Anderson
Lloyd Anderson
George Anderson
Andersons
Dr Frederick Cook leaves Fort Worth for Leavenworth Prison
Dr Frederick A Cook departs Fort Worth for Leavenworth to serve fourteen years nine months for fraudulent use of the mails. He plans to return to Texas after release and resume medical practice. Cook's career spanned Arctic exploration and oil promotion with the Petroleum Producers Association, ending with a harsh sentence and appeals.
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Leavenworth
Texas
Tarrant County
James C. Wilson
Cook
North Pole
Petroleum Producers’ Association
John N. Hunta Toledo
Killets
Dr. Cook
Supreme Court
Seymour E. J. Cox
House
Mt. McKinley
North
Admiral Perry
Fort Worth
First Love Lasting in Illinois Couple Rewed
Bart Bainbridge and Dora Bainbridge, once divorced after twelve years of marriage, found new spouses but returned to Cambroa where they rekindled old affection. They were remarried in Mount Vernon and now celebrate their second honeymoon together and their third marriage in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Mount Vernon
Ill
Bart Bainbridge
Dora
Cambroa
Telltale Time-Table in Chapman Case May Form Basis of Plea
Hartford details show jurors used a New Haven Hartford timetable to check Chapman's alibi in the Chapman murder case. The timetable, not admitted as evidence, prompted debate over possible reversal and new trial. Jurors and counsel debated admissibility while Chapman awaited a ruling and faced a potential appeal.
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Telltale
Chapman
New York World News Service
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Wethersfield
New York
New Haven
Hardford
Brooklyn
Skelly
New Britain
An Avenue
Springfield Mass
Springfield
Grand Central Terminal
Albany Avenue
Alcorn
Nathan O. Freedman
Manchester
Arthur E. Bowers
Grand Central
Connecticut
Bowers
Senator Bowers
World News Service
Frederick J. Groel
Anatole France
Hartfor
Sam Chamberlain
Atlanta
Chamberlain
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White Belt
John Simpson
Moon City
E. F. Sullivan
Westwood Inn
Lillian Matthews
Quigg
Hialeah
George Wunder
C. H. Brown
Wunder
Brown
Loor
Frank Kline
Florida
Lenhoff
Colorado
Paes
Aie
Bank of France
Etienne Clementel
N. _ World Press’ Pub. Co
Palmer, Ill
Tex
Frederick A. Cook
Illinois
Donald Macmillan
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
E. F. MacDonald
G. C. Isbester
U. S. Naval Reserve
Washington
Freedman
Christ
New
Heublein
RADIO
Eric the Red
America
Arctic
Alaska
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Wilbur
Coolidge
Mr. MacMillan
MacMillan
Naval
Pole
Harts
Congress
Navy Aviation Service
R. E E. Byrd
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Marine Corps
Navy
Army Air Service
Labrador Coast
Greenland
Davis Strait
Axel Hesburg Land
Peary, MacMillan
Seek Aircraft Base
Asia
Northwest Passage
Labrador
Cape Columbia
Peary
Civilization
McMillan
Eugene F. McDonald
Chicago
National Association of Broadcasters
A. J. Herrmann
Ralph Robinson
Navy Department
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