Proceedings in Sutton case reveal peritonitis link to abortion discuss
In a Cumberland court, Dr. White testifies that Mrs. Sutton likely died of septic peritonitis from pelvic inflammation tied to abortion, while defense argues against pregnancy proof. Autopsy notes and expert counsel emphasize infection as the cause, with continued testimony planned for tomorrow.
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Cowherd
A. Leo Franklin
Sutton
C L. Owens
Washington
Chas. S. White
White
Freoree Washington University
Keedy
Dr. White
Wess
William G. Damm
Damm
Johnson
James T. Johnson
William Shaw
Thos. W. Koon
Thomas B. McDonald
John R. Littlefield
Reedy
Perdew
Plattsburg Camp Spurs National Defense Push
Practical results from the Military Training Camp for Business and Professional Men at Plattsburg New York show the need for stronger national defense. Similar camps have started in Seattle Chicago and Ft Myer. The Plattsburg model could lead to a permanent volunteer federal reserve with training camps and winter correspondence study. Dent trenches and a surprising mix of soup kitchens and an auto water wagon were observed at the camp.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Seattle
Chicago
Ft. Myer
Plattsbure
Wood
Bureau of Education Starts Dehyphenating Campaign
Washington reports a nationwide drive to de hyphenate by promoting naturalization and English learning. The program targets alien residents with posters, school placement for immigrant children, and outreach to fathers to seek naturalization.
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Washington, DC
Wilson
America
U.S. Bureau of Education Today
Bureau
United States
Bureau of Education
Trafalgar Day Election Aims Aid Hospitals War Zone
Ottawa reports Trafalgar Day observed with a nationwide election to raise funds for hospital organizations in the war zone. Provincial and municipal committees oversee the effort as collections respond to a British Red Cross Society appeal said to be the strongest seen in overseas Dominions since the war began.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
British Red Cross Society
War News Of One Year Ago Today
The Franco-Regian coast battle continued as allies block vicious German onslaughts. Germany claimed the capture of 20 000 British and many machine guns at Lille. The Prussian diet voted 375000000 more for war. Austro Germans drive Russians back in Galicia and Bukowina. The left wing retreat from Warsaw continued with 2000 Austrian officers and men and many machine guns captured in Galicia. England released one but held two American oil ships while America filed a protest. England asserts the oiler Brindilla is German owned.
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Germany
Lille
Delbruck
Galicia
Bukowina
Vienna
Warsaw
Petrograd
England
America
Brindilla
Schwab to Help Pay for SCO Roads Near Loretto Birthplace
Announcement by Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem pa that he will bear a large portion of the cost to improve highways near Loretto his birthplace highlights a modern philanthropy trend. The report notes similar actions by Thomas F Ryan in Virginia and Coleman Du Pont on a 5 million dollar Delaware highway. The piece compares this era to Imperial Rome and foresees broader highway philanthropy in the coming decade.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Loretto
Thomas F. Ryan
Virginia
Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Rome
Eagles Home 10 To Be Remodeled Into Splendid Quarters
Wright G. Butler plans remodeling of the Fraternal Order of Eagles building on North Mechanic Street. Project features include a lower floor bowling pool and cigar store, second floor parlors and offices, third floor lodge and ballroom, a rooftop garden, and a redesigned front. Cumberland aerie with over 400 members aims for a premier state home.
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Wright G. Butler
Order of Eagles
Mechanic Street
Little Frederick
Bedford Streets
Dryer Supply Company
Cumberland Aerie
Eagles
Bethlehem Steel Rises on Floor Trading
Bethlehem Steel shares move higher on two floor sales in New York trading. The stock opened at 650 and climbed to 699 7 8, rising 70 7 8 from yesterday's close.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Bethlehem Steel
Used Car Bargains from Glison's Garage Ad
Advertisement lists bargain prices for used vehicles including Buick Roadster $275, Buick R-25 $500, Franklin $650, Franklin Truck $8350, I. H. C. Truck $285.00. Dated Franklin page 6-30.
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Franklin
Glison
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Hatter's
RISK
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Wertheimer Hall
Millman
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LYCO
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Cumberland
Edward L
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Seaver and Geare
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Semper
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
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