Prominent Medics Gather in Boston for Annual Meeting
The seventy second annual session of the American Medical Association opened in Boston with Dr Dwight L. Murray presiding. Reports show 84,971 members as of May 1 1921, calls for changes in trustees, broader public health coordination, and reforms in medical education and hospital services nationwide. The house of delegates meets today and tomorrow. Hubert Work is slated as president-elect for the next session.
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Mass
Board of Trustees
Judicial Council
National Health Council
Iowa
West Virginia
Arizona
South Dakota
Nevada
United States Public Health Service
Genera
American Medical Association
Chicago
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
United States
Council
Massachusetts
Mississppi
House of Delegates
Fon
Hubert Work
Ireland unrest leaves six dead in weekend clashes
In Dublin on June 7 a bombing killed a child and wounded many as disorders across Ireland spread. Across County Londonderry two crown forces were killed and six wounded in a clash with Republicans. Other attacks with casualties were reported during the weekend.
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Dublin
Ireland
Crown
Londonderry
Shortage of Coal Strains Rogland Heat and Ice Supply
In Hull England May 20 the coal strike caused hot water scarcity for locals. The National Kitchen sold hot water at half a penny per bucket to help workers. Ice shortages followed as artificial plants faltered. Trawlers went to Holland to fetch coal in exchange for ice to ease the supply crunch.
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Hull
Eng
Naional Kitchen
Holland O
Wealth Buried By Confederate Band Found Near Logan
Citizens exploring the Shep Tinker cave in Hocking county found a buried metal box containing Confederate newspapers, $1090 in Confederate money, $100 in shin plas ters, and $500 in silver. Officials theorize Morgan's raiders buried it and Union troops prevented their return.
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Logan
Ohio
Shep Tinker
Hocking County
Morgan
Hocking Valley
Reports Conflict Between British Troops and Poles
The War Office has no official confirmation of reports that clashes occurred between British troops and Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia. The statement was issued this afternoon.
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London
War Office
Upper Silesia
British troops fired on by Polish insurgents near Gross Strehlitz
A press report states British forces were fired upon by Polish insurgents near Gross Strehlitz with casualties reported. Babe Ruth says little aside from boasting about his left field prowess and intent to break his home run record.
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Gross Strehlitz
Babe Ruth
High Point Chamber Seeks Data for City Manufacturing Folder
The High Point chamber of commerce plans a unique folder listing the city’s roughly 150 manufacturing plants, what they make, and what they buy and sell. It will reveal that textiles and furniture amount to, respectively, 7.5 million and 10 million dollars, plus other varied products. Sought are additional facts from interested parties to complete the compilation.
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High Point
S. R. Bivens
Getter
Chamber of Commerce
City gardener reshapes Madrid with public gardens and tree avenues
Madrid's city gardener Cecilio Rodriguez leads a transformation adding public gardens and a circular tree bordered avenue to shelter residents from Guadarrama winds. He plans a central park for Saint day celebrations and a large park between the Hippodrome and Prosperidad, plus another near Puerta de Hierro on about 450 acres gifted by the King.
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Madrid
Cecilio Rodriguez
Guadarama
Senor Rodriguez
Hippodrome
Prosperidad
Puerta de Hierro
Chicago Girl Never Sees a Railroad Train
A 15 year old Dolly Marley living at 608 West Congress Street Chicago has never ridden or seen a railroad train despite proximity to five stations and frequent business districts. The healthy girl says she never travels far from home and was born and reared in her neighborhood. In Milan Italy Count Giuseppi Gereppi aged 192, a member of the Italian Senate, has died after a healthy life.
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Chicago
West
Congress Street
Dolly Marley
Milan
Italy
Giuseppi Gereppi
Taxicabs invade Rome replacing horse & carriage
Brightly painted taxicabs similar to New York models arrive in Rome, replacing drawn cabs in the capital. The move faces past cab drivers’ opposition and livery unions, who feared losing work, though public reception is largely favorable. Drivers push for chauffeurs to be drawn from existing cabmen.
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Rome
New York
Survivor Jules Sambon Dies at 84 in London
Jules Sambon, aged 84, one of Garibaldi’s legendary thousand volunteers, died in London on June 7. He was twice wounded at Volturno and once owned a renowned collection of ancient theater artifacts later acquired by the Italian government for Milan’s Scala Museum. He also authored a notable work on coins.
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London
Jules Sambon
Garibaldi
Italy
Volturne
Scala Theater
Milan
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