Diet and hormones link to disease control revealed
Atlantic City June 12 Discovery of a close relationship between the hormones secreted by ductless glands and vitamins promises new disease control. Dr R G Hoskins announced, noting that Darathyroid extract works only with adequate vitamin D and adrenal cortin supply. Dr Jeskins urged pediatric screening for thyroid deficiency, which can cause dwarfism, retarded growth, skin and hair issues, sleep and emotional problems. Dr Earle M Watson reported vitamin E may prevent miscarriages, using wheat germ oil to treat five women. Separate study noted that lower auto bumper heights now cause severe leg fractures, often healing in 16 weeks with special techniques.
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Atlantic City
N. J
R. G. Hoskins
Haskins
Memorial Foundation For
Canadian Medical Association
Jeskins
Earle M. Watson
University of Western Ontario
Canada
Watsons
Walter G. Stern
Louis E. Papart
Cleveland
Stern
Parents to Get Quints Within Two or Nine Years
Atlantic City N J June 12 UP lets will be established The Dionne quintuplets in 2 home with their parents within the next two or three years Dr Allan R DaFoe their physician and guardian said here today He denied the guardianship kept the parents from the babies He added that the parents may visit wash and feed the children and may join them in one home with their mother and father in two or three years
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Atlantic City
N. v
Dionne
Allan R. DaFoe
Dafoe
Oliva Dionne
Convict Still At Large In Tacoma Kidnap Case
William Mahan, 35, a former convict, remains at large sought as a principal in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. FBI agents tracked the fugitive across Montana hotspots in Anaconda Butte and Dillon as the manhunt intensified.
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Tacoma
Butte
Mont
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
Anaconda
Dillon
Girl in Red Death Tied to Doctor's Trial Mystery
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a nervous nurse Blanche Stone testified about the death of the girl in red, as court heard Dr H C Zimmerly face charges of illegal operations at Mechanics Grove. A juror collapsed causing a mistrial. a second jury was chosen amid tense proceedings.
Surprise witness excluded from trial in Urschel ransom case
Oklahoma City June 12 AP Ben B Laska defense considered a Denver attorney Mrs Molly Edison as a surprise witness in the federal trial charging him with receiving 10000 of 200000 Urschel ransom for Albert Bates. Judge Edgar S Vaught granted removal from the courtroom during testimony.
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Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Molly Edison
Denver
Charles F. Urschel
Albert Bates
Urschel
Wc. Lewis
Vaught
Orville Enloe
el Reno
Nate
Laska
James C.mathers
H. E. Reno
Bates
Edison
Edward Feldman
National Park Service seeks relief funds for surveys
The National Park Service applied for 3,444,132 of the 4 billion work relief fund to hire 4,696 needy people. The funding would survey recreation facilities nationwide, with allocations to states including Arkansas 53,786 Iowa 71,108 Kansas 53,783 Nebraska 40,011 Oklahoma 67,565.
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Washington
National Park Service
Arkansas
Towa
Ansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Bar committee cites three for illegal practice
The state bar committee headed by Boyle G. Clark filed informations in the Missouri Supreme Court naming Edwin Austin and two others for practicing law without a license before the Public Service Commission. Fred Wall and P. H. Coon were also cited. The drive seeks to permanently enjoin these actions and curb representation of applicants before the commission.
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State Bar Committee
State Supreme Court
Boyle G. Clark
Columbia
Supreme Court
Edwin 3. Austin
Public Service Commission
Missouri
Fred Wall
Maryville
P. H. Coon
St. Louis
State Public Service Commission
Tull, Austin
Coop
Commission
Coon
Missouri Pacish Railroad Company
Clark
James A. Parks
Clinton
War ends as Paraguay Bolivia sign Chaco protocol
Paraguay and Bolivia signed a peace protocol ending their long Chaco Boreal war. A neutral military commission will be formed to fly into the Chaco and set up a 12 day truce to begin Friday. The commission includes U.S. military attaché Capt. Frederick Sharp.
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Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco Boreal
Chaco
United States
Frederick Sharp
Pearl Buck Married on Honeymoon in Reno Nevada
Novelist Pearl Buck wed Richard J. Walsh, New York publisher, in Reno. After a brief ceremony performed last night, the couple left by automobile for a honeymoon trip, marking a speedy post nuptial departure. The event followed a double quick Reno marriage ceremony.
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Ruth A. Walsh
Buck
John L. Buck
Mrs. Walsh
Lake Tahoe
Mrs. Buck
Nevada
New York
Reno
Pearl Buck
Richard J. Walsh
Righetti Jury Not Complete in Union Station Slayings
Kansas City report notes jury panel incomplete delaying Adam Richetti trial for murder tied to Union Station killings. An extra 150 jurors were ordered today as four of 47 remain missing while other defendants and witnesses are referenced in the case.
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Kansas City
Adam Richetti
Union Station
Richetti
Frank Nash
Frank Hermanson
Charles
Pretty Boy
Frances McNeiley
Iown
Roger Wilson
McKeever
Booth
Six Enter Pleas Of Guilty Before Judge
Six defendants pled guilty in a Missouri case, receiving sentences up to five years in Algoa reformatory. Francis Lee and Clifford Lamp Son got three years for breaking into a Missouri Pacific box car after waiving counsel. Jack Clardy and J W Hill, involved in a forgery scheme, face five year terms. Clardy initially pled not guilty but later admitted guilt. In England only 14 percent of homes have electricity, with 1.4 million unwired residences and 500 generating plants producing nine billion kilowatts annually.
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Francis Lee
Clifford Lamp Son
Algan Reformatory
Missouri Pacific
Sevier
Jack Clardy
J. W. Hill
Algoa Reformatory
Clardy
Luckett
England
Roosevelt May Intervene In Coal Walkout
Washington reports President Roosevelt may intervene to avert the Soft coal strike set to begin Monday. Discussion centers on delaying the walkout until Congress acts on the Guffey stabilization bill, seen as creating a coal industry NRA. Most observers doubt the bill will pass by Monday as miners prepare to quit fearing wage and hour concessions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Two Death Sentences Carried Out in Texas Electric Chair
Elijah Stewart 28 and John B Willis 42 were executed in Huntsville Texas for crimes tied to a child drowning and an attack on a bride. Stewart was strapped in at 12 04 am after being convicted of drowning his four year old daughter Dortha Stewart. Willis protested innocence to the end claiming untrue guilt while awaiting the electrode execution.
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Huntsville
Tex
Elijah Stewart
John B. Willis
Stewart
Oklahoma
Willis
Tyler
Little Dortha Stewart
Houtson
Rat Towns Reflect Hidden Trails in Cape Girardeau County
A fragment hints at place names such as Pocahontas in Cape Girardeau County and a possible reference to colonial figures like Lafayette and John Smith. The text is sparse and fragmentary, suggesting a discussion of toponymy or local lore without a clear narrative or dated event.
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Pocahontas
Cape Girardeau County
John Smith
Duke of Wellington
Napoleon
Transient dies after demonstrating exercise in hayfield
A 55 year old transient identified as W B Jones collapsed and died in a hayfield about 100 miles south of McPherson Kansas after demonstrating the setting up exercises used to keep in condition. He had recently sought work and was unknown to nearby laborers. An identification was made via a Lincoln Nebraska express receipt and a St Joseph Missouri address found among his belongings.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Oxford
Neb. A
St.’ Joseph
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