New Discovery Way Minimize Against Gold
A Maryland scientist, Dr J A Pfeffer, reports seven years of study locating the cold cause, naming micrococcus coryza, and announcing a vaccine that cures colds and may immunize for one to three years. He claims tests on animals and humans prove the micrococcus triggers colds and that vaccination prevents attacks.
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Bautemore
J. A. Pfeffer
University of Maryland Medical School
Maryland Biological Society
Pfeiffer
Thompson the Armorer Dies After Wounding in Chicago
Chicago report details the shooting of gang figure Thompson known as the Armorer of Gangland, his evasive reply about the shooter, and the discovery of Eugene McLaughlin’s body amid weekend gangland killings tied to the Moran gang. The piece also notes police claims of Thompson supplying guns for the 1929 massacre and mentions new scientific work extracting xylose from cotton.
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Russell Thompson
Thompson
Eugene
Red) McLaughlin
George
Bugs) Moran
Valentine's Day
McLaughlin
Two Homes Destroyed by Fire in Kansas
Kansas City, June 9 AP The weekend saw two private homes destroyed, one by a dynamite blast and the other by a fire of incendiary origin. Six people were endangered when the explosion demolished the home of J. C. Jackson, with no injuries reported. Damages reached 3,500. A gasoline explosion last night caused a fire at Tom Ribardo’s home and damaged a nearby vacant house, totaling 4,400 in damage. A portable canvas swimming-pool tank for large groups was billed for automobile tourists’ camps.
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Kansas City
J. C. Jack- 500
Death row inmates gain stay as executioner act ruled unconstitutional
Six men in Florida death row gained a possible pause on their sentences after a court declared unconstitutional a specialized act naming an official executioner. A habeas corpus writ tied to the decision was cited by attorneys as applicable to the other inmates, delaying their lifespans for weeks or months.
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Raiford
Fua
Jung
Florida
Reed Seen As Possible 1932 Presidential Candidate
Missouri Democratic leaders believed James A. Reed was shaping a 1932 presidential bid after his fiery rally before the Young Democratic Jefferson Club in Sedalia. Reed, retired two years earlier, did not disavow the suggestion, marking his first major speech since leaving the Senate.
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ST. Louis
James A. Reed
Missouri
United States
Young Democratic
Jefferson Club
Sedalia
Reed
Senate
Ex-Senator's Europe tour to shape White House bid
Friends believe public reaction to the speech will decide if the ex-senator runs for president. He departs this month on his first Europe tour, with sentiment expected to crystallize on his return. A note on a new water-propeller boat by an English inventor is also mentioned.
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