Poison liquor deaths spurring New York raids
Thirty three deaths in forty eight hours from poison alcohol trigger major raids on down town speakeasies. Mayor Walker orders arrest of salesmen. Prohibition commissioner Doran calls Federal investigation. Most fatalities centered in East Side waterfront and tenement districts. Team raids target nine of about one thousand speakeasies in a mile and a half area. thirteen arrested.
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United Press
New York
Walker
Lower East Side
East Side
James M. Doran
Greenwich Village
Broadway
Waterfront
Chemists Meet in Bloomington Indiana for Section Dinner
Indiana section of the American Chemical Society will hold its first meeting of the year at Indiana University in Bloomington on Thursday. About fifty out of town guests are expected for a 6:30 p m dinner in the IU cafeteria. Dr Robert E Lyons heads the IU chemistry department and Robert M Lingle of Indianapolis is section chairman. Dr Gerald Louis Wendt of Pennsylvania State College will be the principal speaker at the open meeting after the dinner.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
American Chemical Society
Indiana University
I. U
Robert E. Lyons
I. U. Department of Chemistry
Robert M Lingle
Indianapolis
Gerald Louis Wendt
Pennsylvania State College
Wendt
Standard Oil Company
VerWilKo touted as cure for long endured stomach and kidney troubles
Indianapolis man Samuel Davis describes eight to ten years of stomach kidney and neuritis pain. He reports rapid relief after taking VerWilKo, noting improved sleep appetite and regular bowels. The ad claims the drug is a physician prescribed remedy from Dr J C Verimlya and promotes Goldsmith's drug stores as sellers.
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Indianapolis
VerWilko
Samuel Davis
South Audubon Road
Ind
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