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Taft receives thanks from the Japanese emperor for Admiral Togo's reception. A large army maneuvers camp planned at Oakland or Mountain Lake Park Md. Speaker Clark backs a Lincoln Memorial highway to Gettysburg. Senate passes statehood for New Mexico and Arizona 53 to 18. Various political, legal and crime items, including Pearsons, fires, and notable deaths.
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Mountain Lake Park
Alleghenies
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Washington
Gettysburg Battle Field
Lincoln
Potomac Park
New Mexico
Arizona
United States Senate
Nelson
Examination fee controversy prompts inquiry in Monroe
Indiana reports that Monroe county schools superintendent William H. Jones charged students $1 for exam privilege and 15 cents postage when papers went elsewhere. State Superintendent Greathouse seeks probe, cites unlawful excess fees. papers to be reviewed with applicants. Rabies treatment push expands home care with serum support and state lab backing. Health board studies polio link, notes dry weather and dust as factors. mortality data remain inconclusive. Liability-insurance inquiries target possible price-fixing among Indiana carriers. attorney general Honan offers potential prosecutions. Forty-two condemnation orders issued by state board of health for food and drug facilities. mostly repairs. one slaughterhouse case condemned.
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Thomas M. Honan
William H. Jones
Monroe County
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Monroe
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Lacer
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Food and Drug Department
Food and Drug
Howard Burdgal
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M ‘Keta
Institute Officials Map County Institute Itineraries
Assistant state superintendent G Bunnell and colleagues outline itineraries for county institutes, with dates and towns across Indiana. The schedule includes Greathouse and Hoffman traveling to numerous cities from August 16 to September 14 while Miss Adelaide Baylor’s route covers Shoals to Cannelton in late August to mid September.
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Newcastle
Columbus
Franklin
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Vincennes
Evansville
Noblesville
Muncie and
Anderson
Mt. Vernon
Dunnell
Covington
Bloomfield
Jeffersonville
Vevay
Rushville
Lafayette
Frankfort
Kentland
Rensselaer
Warsaw
Richmond
Bloomington
Jasper
Paoli
Petersburg
Hoffman
Scottsburg
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Rockport
Fowler
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Plymouth
Kokomo
Rising Sun
Lagrange
Laporte
Knox
Auburn
Angola
Brazil
Rochester
Portland
Baylor
Shoals
Connersville
Huntington
Logansport
Cannelton
Pasteur Serum to Cut Rabies Treatment Cost in Indiana
Victims of rabid dogs in Indiana will be treated with Pasteur serum supplied by the United States government. The switch from a private Philadelphia serum to the government source reduces treatment costs and is enabled by new apparatus at the state board of health laboratory. Many patients at the institute are near release.
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Indiana
United States
Philadelphia
State Board of Health
America
Health’ Board
In the Courtroom Young Men with Books in Court
The scene shows students with books under their arms entering a courtroom as one man asks who they are and a defense attorney in a big chair explains he is laying down the law.
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There is no hereditary tuberculosis says Adolphus Knopf
The Los Angeles Herald cites Adolphus Knopf asserting tuberculosis is not hereditary and is easily curable with fresh air, good food, water, cleanliness, and open air living. He urges open air schooling and constant outdoor conditions to combat consumption among the victims and their families.
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Los Angeles Herald
Adolphus Knopf
Dying by Organa and Organ Replacement Claim
Leslie's Weekly reports that death from nonviolent illness could be postponed if diseased organs such as liver heart or lung were replaced with healthy ones. The article cites careful experiments by leading medical scientists in the country supporting this claim.
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Leslie’s Weekly
Sudden Time Call Sparks Tears in Ballpark Play
The umpire halted play as the crowd reacted with applause. The catcher cried, saying the sudden ovation overwhelmed him before he recovered to resume the game.
Time to Reorganize Supreme Court Answer
Quotations describe a marriage proposal met with a noncommittal reply. The respondent offers six months for readjustment to become acceptable, humorously framed as a legalistic court decision. The exchange mirrors satirical tone from Puck.
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Supreme Court
Puck
Immortality Joke Turns on Endless Son
A humorous exchange revolves around immortality and a hen whose son never sets, prompting a quick punchline about an endless offspring and perpetual daylight.
Instrumental Music Moves Neighbors in Quiet Street
A brief note reflects on instrumental music and how it can prompt people nearby to dance or move. It hints at the social effect of sound in a neighborhood setting.
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