Boy with nine broken bones draws public worry
In Los Angeles a young boy named Roy Bull, son of a horticulturalist, has suffered repeated fractures since infancy. He has broken his legs nine times and a broken arm, often from minor falls, while his bright mind and school work persist. Doctors consider a rare bone condition. His worried mother contemplates sending him to a sanitarium for focused bone care.
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Death rate at Indiana yearly meeting raises birth concerns
The Indiana yearly meeting report shows the death rate among girls exceeding births. Fran W. Thomas of Dunreith lamented the discouragement of early marriage, arguing the birth decline is not only a church or national issue. The Society of Jends faces criticism as race debates continue.
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Tomlinson Hall Meeting Promises Key Campaign Rally
Republican organizers tout a major Tomlinson hall rally with Senator Beveridge, Dr. Jameson presiding, and speeches by William H. Taylor, Daniel Storms, and Mayor Bookwalter, as Democrats plan a large northern city series of events ahead of election day.
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Brave Gen Elliott Retires From The Navy
Washington Oct 3 Brig Gen George F Elliott assumed command of the marine corps of the United States Navy replacing Brig Gen Charles Heywood who retires at 64 after 12 years as commander. Elliott's career included service in Korea during the China Japanese conflict and the Spanish American War with commands and duties from Manila to Pekin as aide to the American minister.
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Central College of Music Recitals at Propylaeum
Next Wednesday at p m a series of five recitals will be held at the Propylaeum under Central College of Music auspices. The program will feature a visiting artist on each occasion with performances by Miss Carrie Hyatt Mr Lea H Rigge and Mr Edward Taylor as listed participants.
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Tulane cane rush injures several students. one fatally
In the annual Cane Rush at Tulane University opening events, the freshmen and sophomore classes clashed Friday. Several men were injured and Loeber Landau, 16, is reported at home with a crushed skull and likely death.
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Victims of Oxford Riot May Recover
Oxford Ohio October report states town marshal John Woodruff deputy marshal Jacob Munrad and Elva Jotter a schoolteacher were shot during Thursday evening riot but may recover. The two Spiveys who started the riot remain in Hamilton Jail and their physicians expect recovery.
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Hazing at Wisconsin University to Cease
Madison on October 4 1913 President Von Hise denounced hazing as cowardly and mean and ordered it stopped. Police professors and students will be mobilized to end the practice with expulsion as needed as every student costs the state 150 dollars annually to maintain order.
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Postmaster's Report Shows Sharp Revenue Rise
Postmaster McGinnis reports September revenue soared from $50,795.61 last year to $89,140. The gain, about 64 percent, comes mainly from stamp sales and package postage. Daily stamp receipts average around $2,200. The quarterly figures show total revenue from 47,000 units and pounds.
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Barc lay Walker's New Composition a Success
Barclay Walker releases Hadji an Algerian patrol the name selected for his latest piano piece The name means pilgrims Rarely Walker's name in a piece signals quality Also reports on Training School meets Wabash and a Fort Wayne Shortridge football history plus obituaries and local notices referencing Mrs Rhoda Millikan and others. ads for local businesses and rail schedules appear throughout.
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Lord Barrington Indicted for Murder in St. Louis
Grand jury returns murder in the first degree indictment against Lord Frederick Seymour Warrington for the death of James P. McCann on June 1. Barrington asserts McCann will return to St. Louis to aid in selling Barrington’s book.
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Kentucky Horseman Dies at Office After Ride
LEALNE TH x Ort b Secretary Eliott W. Shanklin of the Kentucke trotting horse breeders association died Friday around 4:40 p.m. at his office on the track grounds after returning from a track inspection in a jolting cart with George Bowerman. Rheumatism of the heart given as the cause.
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Four-Track News Promotes Travel Across the Nation
The Four-Track News eases passenger travel by promoting inducements for readers to visit distant parts of the country. Articles and illustrations showcase scenery and climate to spark a desire to travel, supporting railways and hotels and aligning with an illustrated magazine of travel and education.
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