Plague Threats Across Global Ports Warned by Surgeon General
Dr. W. Rucker, assistant surgeon general, warned at the State Medical Association in Fort Worth that bubonic plague poses world wide risks. He traced spread from Hawaii to Seattle and the Pacific coast, Havana to New Orleans, and ports from Europe to India, urging maritime quarantine, rat control, immunization, and rat proofing as defenses.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Wei Hhaeker
Pblic Health Service
State Medical Association
United States
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Gulf Coast
Havana
Galveston
New Orleans
Tampa
New West
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
South America
New York
Bravil
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Mediterranean Littoral
Tripoli
Greece
Egypt
Port Said
British India
Calcutta
Rangoon
Madras
Colombo
Bombay
Karachi
Persian Gulf
Singapore
Surabaya
Mauritius
Zanzibar
Queenstown
South Africa
Dakar
Seneves
Rucker
Swaim Property in Greensboro Sold for Handsome Price
The Swaim place on Lynden Street near East Washington in Greensboro was deeded to the Real Estate and Trust Company for 2000. The parcel fronts Lyndon Street 40 feet and runs 240 feet deep along the Southern hallway tracks for 10 feet. Ownership prior lay with Logan Swaim and his relatives.
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Reensboro
Greensboro
Register of Deeds’ Office
Swaim
Lynden Street
East
Washington
Real Estate and Trust Company
Lyndon Street
Southern Hallway Company
Logan Swaim
Mary L.swaim
Isabella L. Swaim
Wilton
A. J. Phibbs
L. M. Lowdermilk
Cilmer Township
J. M Waugh
Buzene Leble
Limer Township
Boys Arraigned In Theft Of Church Cadet Gear
Ten year old James Healy and 11 year old Tony Labin were arrested after leaving a public school on East Sixty Sixth Street and charged with stealing about 40 caps uniforms and guns from a cadet corps at the First Union Presbyterian church on East Eighty Sixth Street. They vow they did not snitch, amid accusations that Jeremiah Crawley may have betrayed them. Detectives Meyer and Tully sent for the boys’ mothers as they confessed to entering the church and planning to form a playmates cadet company.
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New York Times
James Healy
First Avenue
Tony Labin
East Ninetieth Street
Ryan Meyers
Tully
Second Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
First Union Presbyterian Church
East Eighty-sixth Street
James
Guy Crawley
Crawley
Jeremiah Crawley
Healy
Labia
Third Branch Detective Bureau
Mink Motive Suspected in Tire Destruction
Bert Peters of Benzonia Michigan reports nine tires blown or cut since last September. He suspects a revenge seeking mink pair after a mink he ran over shortly before the first tire failure. He double locks his garage and last heard an explosion woke him as a mink crawled inside.
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Bert Peters
Bert
Greensboro Protest Overrailway Train Curtailment
The Greensboro chamber of commerce pushed for an open hearing on Southern Railway train cuts before the corporation commission. Officials argued Greensboro acted to protest curtailment, while the commission did not notify the chamber before implementing the changes affecting trains 108 and 15 between Raleigh and Greensboro.
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Greensboro
W. T. Best
Raleigh
Southern Railway Company
J. C. Forester
Careensboro Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Corporation Commission
Southern
Troidsboro
Forester
A. J.slaxswell
Mount Airy
B. W. Rogers
Southern Railway
British Territorials Superior in European War Service
Sir John French lauds the British territorials in the Neuve Chapelle dispatch saying they acquitted themselves with utmost credit. The territorials mirror the U S national guard in structure and drill but are led by the War Office, ensuring discipline and efficiency. Many volunteers remain in France or Egypt, with skilled trades serving in war. The force has drawn more recruits than Kitchener's army.
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London
Territorials
John French
Neuve Chapelle
John
Great Britain
United States
America
War Department
War Office
France
Egypt
Territorial Army
Hutchinson Museum Joins Johns Hopkins Medical School
The Hutchinson museum, part of the London Medical Faculty on Kenries Street, is acquired by Johns Hopkins medical school in Baltimore. The collection, late Sir Jonathan Hutchinson’s life work, includes hundreds of original drawings plates engravings and photos. The Lancet notes the transfer may benefit teaching at the American institution.
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London
Kenies Street
Hutchinson Museum
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Jonathan Hutchinson
Lancet
America
Mustache Saves Life In Tar Vat Accident
Carlos Campos, 26, a laborer, fell into a vat of asphaltum at Seventh Street and the Santa Fe tracks. His thick mustache prevented suffocation but he suffered severe burns from head to foot. Companions called police and fled, tar trails led to him. ambulance found him wandering away. It took over three hours to remove the asphaltum and dress burns at the hospital.
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Los Angeles Times
Carlos Campos
Seventh Street
Santa Fe
Campos
Baptism and Ordinations at Madison Baptist Church
In the Dan River near Madison on Sunday afternoon Rev. A L McClendon administered baptism to 24 candidates. After the service six deacons were ordained at the Madison Baptist Church.
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Reidsville
Dan River
Madison
A. L. McClendon
Madison Baptist Church
Greensboro Couple Weds in Surprise Ceremony
Miss Lake Curtis and Vinson Burgess of Greensboro were married yesterday in a ceremony conducted by Sheriff Jones. The couple then left for a wedding trip to New York, surprising many friends who wish them happiness.
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Greensboro
After Wife of a Great Man Wonders at His Vanishing Greatness
A pithy aphorism suggests a wife questions why her husband’s stature fades after marriage. The remark implies skepticism about the permanence of male eminence and hints at household dynamics shaping public perception.
One Drunk Arrested In Greensboro In April
Greensboro police reported April warrants totaled 35 for 50 arrests, the smallest monthly total in years. No serious offenses were cited. the only drunkenness arrest was recorded as a city record.
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Greensboro
Police Department
two men sustain broken arms by cranking auto
Newton newspaper reports Prof. John J. Ingle of Catawba college fractured his right arm at the wrist while cranking an automobile. Gilmer Warlick also suffered a similar arm injury the same day. The Newton graded schools close this week with the graduating class listed and commencement set for Friday.
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Newton
John J. Ingle
Catawba College
Gilmer Warlick
Newton Graded Schools
Laura Jane Mebane
Christine Gyles Ervin
Jessie Mae Drum
Annie James Little
Mary Gaither
Walter C. Feimster
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Greensaoro
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Machhead Township
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A. K. Paylor
Silver Run Avenue
Morehead Township
J. E. May
Rachel May
Mary I Proffner
Sti
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Achaia Sellacs
Rorok Creek
Paylor
Vvyian Waylor
City of Greensboro
West Market Street
Af Dillard
Union Streets
Mr. Forester
Johns Hopkins
Mustache
Fountain
Ring Drug CO
Comstock
High Point
Eagle
Theatre
Jones & Jones
the Museum
la Berta Sisters
Mr. and
Miss Billy Snyder
Mr. Casey
the Springer
LaBerta
Montana
Bill
THE
Eagle Theatre
United States Depotory
J. Elwood Cox
W. G. Bradshaw
C. M. Hauser
V. A. J. Idol
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