Victor Berger Injured After Street Car Collision
Socialist leader Victor L. Berger was knocked down by a street car in Milwaukee and is in serious condition with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. He was returning to the Leader office when the accident occurred. his wife and daughter were at his bedside, with another daughter abroad.
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Berger
Wisconsin
Doris Welles
Ella Folerman
London
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Kidney Ailment Relief Prompts Positive Letter
James Sheinberger of South Bend Indiana writes about severe kidney and bladder problems he suffered for two years. After using Viana from Iceland Medicine Co. his back pain subsided, swelling decreased, appetite returned, and he regained strength, urging others to try the medicine under a positive guaranty.
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Iceland Medicine Co
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Wonder Medicine
One Pound Baby Born to Mrs Abrams A Miracle
A one-pound baby boy born Sunday to Mrs Joseph Abrams in New York is still living today. Doctors marvel at the infant surviving this long and plan to place the child in an incubator.
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United Pres
New York
Joseph Abrams
Chicago Bans Gas Refrigerators After Fatal Deaths
City health authorities urged an unofficial ban on gas refrigerators after three people in an apartment died from methyl chloride vapor. Manufacturers halted production pending safety tests, crews will replace the gas with sulfur dioxide, and a mouse found dead corroborates the danger. The Painter family perished in the incident.
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Chicago
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Mary
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G O P Reform Strikes Snags in Solid South
In Hoover's plan to reform the southern GOP, Postmaster General Brown faces opposition as Mann loyalists resist Brown groups in Florida and Georgia. Florida's Glenn Skipper asserts control, ousting A F Knotts then reinserting him friendly to the administration. In Georgia H G Hastings ignores Brown, signaling a quiet but brewing showdown. South Carolina Tolbert and Mississippi also show discontent amid reform efforts.
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Brown
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Lily White
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South Carolina
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Tolbert
Mississippi
Perry Howard
G.O.P. Faces Scandals Amid Internal Tensions
Amid a surge of scandals and party strife, the GOP remained in control as charges and investigations circulated. Howard's associates figure in the period analyzed, reflecting ongoing political turbulence within.
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