Congressman Tincher under fire over air service officers
Cooperstown New York October 18 A Kansas congressman’s accusation that seventy two air service officers at the Cooperstown hospital were gold bricks provokes denials from three patient officers. The men demand a retraction and dispute the claim that each officer has four enlisted men to serve him.
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Vincher
House of Representatives
Tincher
Kansas
J. N. Tincher
Washington, D. C
U. S. Air Service
Air Service Military Hospital
Cooperstown
N. Y
New York Journal
Congress
Air Service
Army
France
Ralph A. Lindbloom
North Carolina Sanitary Law draws wide attention
Oct 18 Raleigh North Carolina the new state sanitary law praised by Dr Rankin inspectors report two weeks in the field mill operators applauding the inspectors as the law meets a pressing need and brings practical guidance to problems that had no light. The move prompts jealousy from neighbors especially Texas already acting on similar measures.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Texas
W. 8. Rankin
State Board of Health
Spokane man hides stills with hens in china
Steve Dahlin of Spokane devised a scheme to fool federal authorities by using two hens in nest-like housings to cover two stills. A deputy U S marshal uncovered the ruse and seized the stills at a cost of 150 dollars, ending the liberty of the scheme and the hens.
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Steve
U. S
Rhode Island
Number 40 Blood Remedy Praised by Drug Circles
Evansville druggists and doctors publicly endorse Number 40 as a blood medicine. Theodore Gerke of Gerke Drug Co. recalls his wife using 40 on their son and husband, with a doctor noting it may extend life. J C Mendenhall of Evansville, a 40 year druggist, sells it through Hart Drug Co.
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The
Gerke Drug Co
Evansville
J. C. Mendenhall
Ind
Hart Drug Co
King Manuel Mistaken for War Profiteer at London Party
A London garden party involved a game of guessing trades. A secretly marked ballot misidentified a dark stout guest as a war profiteer with 80 percent slips. The hostesses later declared the man to be King Manuel.
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King Manuel
London
Manuel
Thames
Deauville
France
Cuban Congress Convenes to Debate Peace Treaty with Germany
Havana delayed report says the Cuban congress meets in extraordinary session to consider ratification or rejection of the peace treaty with Germany. The article notes a remark on human anatomy about the smallest bone in the ear.
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