International Congress on Tuberculosis to be Held in Washington
The first US congress on tuberculosis will convene in Washington next September under the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. It will emphasize humanization and social factors alongside medical aspects, with state and international committees shaping representation and an accompanying exhibition. The Ohio committee includes Drs Probst Allen Clark and others in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Youngstown.
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Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
Ohio
C. O. Probst
Columbus
Dudley P. Allen
Cleveland
Helen Baldwin
Youngstown
W. C. Chapman
Toledo
Colin R Clark
F. Forchheimer
Cincinnati
Martin Friedrich
Thomas Hoover
William T. Howard, Jr
Lewis W. Ladd
J. H. Lowman
B. F. Lyle
J. L. Ransohoff
North Cincinnati Business Club to Meet This Evening
The North Cincinnati Business Men's Club will meet this evening in North Cincinnati Turn Verein Hall to discuss improvements for the northern part of the city. Secretary F P Schopper says the club has started with renewed vigor for local improvements.
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North Cincinnati Business Men’s Club
North
Cincinnati
F. P. Schopper
Missing Papers May Be Found in Columbus Trials
In the solvency case before Judge Warner in Thsolvency Court anxious inquiries follow the missing papers. Attorney Otway J Cosgrave reports four large volumes of proceedings and suggests the originals may be in the Ohio Supreme Court archives in Columbus. Printed copies may suffice to clear title clouds from the disappearance.
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Purcell
Supreme Court
Columbus
Cosgrave
Warner
Supreme Court of Ohio
Hyde Park property owners contest city assessment rise
Hyde Park property owners face argument before Superior Judge Hoffheimer over higher assessments by the Board of Review of Cincinnati. The case cites a recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling on a Toledo Board of Review decision, highlighting interstate parallels in property tax challenges.
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Hyde Park
Board of Review of
Cincinnati
Hoffheimer
Ohio Supreme Court
Toledo
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Cries
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain, gum soothing, wind colic, and diarrhoea. It claims compliance with the Food and Drugs Act of June 30 1906 and lists serial number 1098.
Man hurled wife from window as detectives intervene
Detectives Allen and Reed, passing George Street and Central Avenue, burst into a third floor room to find a man, George Washington, 32, attempting to throw his wife from a street-facing window. He struck one officer, was subdued, and charged with disorderly conduct at Central Station. Washington claimed he fought for his country.
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Allen
Reed
George Street
Central Avenue
Central Station
George Washington
Washington
Detectives Arrest Man After Pike and Fourth Street Robbery
Detectives Keatting and Calnan arrested Fred Mathers at 717 Carlisle Avenue after spotting him at Pike and Fourth streets near the Saturday night highway robbery scene. Mathers was found with the alleged robber and charged with loitering.
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Keatting
Calnan
Fred Mathers
Carlisle Avenue
Pike and
Fourth Streets
Mathers
Woman Loses Real Mink Furs After Club Visit
Mrs. L. Edwards of 3061 Fairfield Avenue Walnut Hills reported the loss of a real mink fur set after attending the Queen City Club Saturday night. She thinks she dropped the furs on the club steps and notified the police yesterday.
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L. Edwards
Fairfield Avenue
Walnut Hills
Burglars Loot Barber Cigar Shop on Northside
Burglars entered the cigar store and barber shop of Thomas Simpson on Chase and Hamilton avenues yesterday and made off with 20 dollars in dimes and nickels. Lieutenant Watson says Simpson was warned to close the window and lock it but refused to do so, insisting no one would burgle his place.
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Thomas Simpson
Chase and
Hamilton Avenues
Northside
Watson
Simpson
Broken kneecap death at City Hospital
Frank Gibbons of 211 West Sixth Street died yesterday in City Hospital from injuries suffered October 20 when he fell on the sidewalk at Sixth and Elm. He sustained a broken kneecap that mortified and led to death after ongoing suffering.
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Frank Gibbons
West Sixth Street
City Hospital
Sixth
Elm Streets
Doctor C R Holmes Critiques Hospital Design Advice
Dr C R Holmes said in a lecture that many published reports on Modern Hospitals and Their Relation to Medical Education were too liberal. He cited a New York hospital where interior layout was sacrificed for exterior effect, noting lack of physician input in planning.
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C. R. Holmes
New York
Two Japanese Merchant Vessels Join United States Fleet
Two new ships join the Japanese merchant marine, the Tenyo Maru and Chiyo Maru, meaning Heaven and Sea and Heaven and Earth. Built in Japan, these sister ships measure 575 feet long with 63 feet beam, depth to shelter deck 46 feet 6 inches, 21 000 tons displacement and 14 000 tons gross tonnage, carrying 1 129 passengers and powered by three propellers with a designed speed of about 21 knots.
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Japan
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I. Hi. Gidding & Gn
West Fourth Street
Superior Court
Ene Hardware
Miles
Pickering
Gerstendorfer
Sears
Sporting Goods Dept
Main Street
Anderson
Napoleon
Russia
H. & S. Pogue
Husband
Queen City Club
Eimer & Amend
Madras
The
H. & S. Pogue Co
New York Connection
James McCreery & Co
Muslin
FLOOR
Gofton’s
Frank Gofton
Race Street
Cali
Bell Telephone Co
NEW York Central
ST. Louis
Chicago
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