Remarkable Greek Woman Sophie Trioupis Dead at 80
Sophie Trioupis, termed the Uncrowned Queen of Greece and sister of Harilaos Triopous, died from appendicitis on July 26. She influenced Greek politics beside her brother, hosted rulers in Athens, remained unmarried, and chose a bare funeral with only close family present.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Sophie Treoupis
Eugenie
France
Spyridon Tricoupis
Free Greece
Harilaos Tricoupis
Lord Byron
London
Russia
Edward VII
Alexandra
England
Christian IX
Denmark
Sophie
Dignitaries Send Praise to Captain Koenig and Deutschland
Messages of congratulation pour in from Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey for Captain Koenig and the Deutschland crew. An official reception at Bremen will honor the submarine team with attendance by high government officials.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Koenig
Reichstag
Count von Reventlow
Deutsche Tages Zettung
Bremen
Infantile Paralysis Described As Ancient By Expert
Paris reports Prof Arnold Netter of the Academy of Medicine says infantile paralysis is an ancient malady with sporadic epidemics. He notes it has affected adults too and cites historical outbreaks in England Sweden France and recent years including 1909 1916 and 1914.
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Paris
France
Arnold Netter
Academy of Medicine
England
Sweden
Standardization of Hospital Work to Lead Conference
The American Hospital Association meeting in Philadelphia September 26 to 30 will focus on standardizing hospital work and nursing training. Dr. William H. Walsh notes possible uniformity in surgical instruments and venereal case policies. Dr. Winfred H. Smith will give the annual address.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Hospital Association
William H. Walsh
Association
John O. Hornsby
Chicago
Winfred H. Smith
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles Young
New York
W. L. Babcock
Detroit
Richard Cabott
Boston
William S. Snow
American Social Hygiene Association
Grosvenor Atterbury
Elliott P. Joslyn
Harvard University
Robert J. Wilson
New York Health Department
Clyde G. Guthrie
Johns Bopkins University
Ida Barertt
Grand Rapids
Thomas B. Hartzell
Minneapolis
Nlow
L. Pelton
Fgin
Radicals vow action to lower Argentina food prices
In Buenos Aires on August 25 Dr. Jose Marcos Pagliere defended the Radical party against claims it lacks a program. He said Radicals will reduce bread, meat, and milk costs after a three month experiment lowering bread to a cheaper rate. He stressed action over words and anticipated constitutional changes for stronger national security.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Marcos Pagliere
Radical
Argentina
Pagliere
Irigoyen
Revenue Officers Raid Three Stills in Balsams
Revenue Officers Galloway and Reed destroyed parts of three illicit stills in the Balsam mountain area of Haywood County near Asheville. Two raids were conducted and a lookout fire warned moonshiners before a third attempt. parts of two more stills had been removed when the team arrived. No injuries were reported.
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Asheville
Galloway and
Reed
Balsam Mountain
Haywood County
Drowning of Dewey Simpson at Norfolk Excurison
Dewey Simpson of Burlington North Carolina drowned in Norfolk Virginia as 500 or more excursionists watched. rescuers failed to reach him.
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Dewey Simpson
Burlington
Norfolk, Va
N. C
Baseball scores from multiple leagues around the region
Carolina games see Asheville tied 5-5 Durham 4-1 Winston-Salem 5 Raleigh 4 Charlotte 4 Greensboro 2. American games Philadelphia 6-2 Cleveland 5-4 New York 4 4 St Louis 5-2 Bell 3 Detroit Washington 8 Chicago 5 Cincinnati 8 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 10 New York 1 Chicago 1 Boston 5 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 5 Mobile 2 Little Rock 2 Chattanooga 2 (11 innings darkness) Memphis 11 Nashville 3 New Orleans 1 Birmingham 3 Virginia Newport News 13 Rocky Mount 0 Portsmouth 3 Petersburg 2 Charleston 2 Augusta 1 Columbia 14 Jacksonville 5 Macon 3 Columbus 8 Rochester 10 Newark 7 Buffalo 4 Richmond 0 Toronto 11 Baltimore 9 No others scheduled American Association Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 4 Kansas City 8 Columbus 7 Louisville 3 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 5
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Norfolk
Campaign to collect serum from polio survivors begins
In New York on August 25 a systematic drive starts to obtain blood from persons who had infantile paralysis in former years. The blood will be used to prepare serum for current patients, prompted by a scarcity of available serum.
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New York
Taking Big Chances With Travel Health Reminder
Warning to travelers about carrying Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it cannot be obtained on trains or steamships. Advises preparedness for sudden bowel complaints and urges purchase everywhere.
Souths Farm Possibilities Promoted at 25 Fairs
The Southern Railway and affiliated lines will advertise the south as ideal farming country at over 25 northern fairs this fall. Exhibits will show grains fruits vegetables and farm products with literature about the region. Key展示 include Rochester New York September 4 9 Syracuse September 11 16 and National Dairy Show Springfield October 12 21.
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Washington, D. C
South
Southern Railway Company
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Rochester
N. Y
Syracuse
Springfield
Mass
Amazons of Mexico Offer to Fight in Nation’s Front Lines
The piece notes 204 women volunteer for Mexico’s army, joining the fight beside men. It contrasts upper class wives with peladas and recalls historic battles in Tehuantepec and colonial wars. The author asserts veterans of the Philippines would attest to women's combat readiness.
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Carranza
Pelada
Tehuantepec
Philippines
Absolute State Quarantine Enforced for Under-16 NY NJ PA
Richmond Va August 25 The state board of health declared an absolute quarantine restricting children under 16 from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania entering the state while adults may come in. The measure took effect at 12:01 a m today.
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Richmond
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
State Board of Health
Battle losses reported for Sonora infantry near Batamonte
Reports arriving from Sahuaripa say the twenty second battalion of Sonora infantry was nearly wiped out after an ambush by Yaqui forces near Batamonte in the Alamos district about ten days ago.
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