Trainmen Elect Auxiliary Officers in Hall Meeting
The Auxiliary of the Pacific Railway Trainmen held an officers election last night at a hall in Best Building. Elected were President M S R U, Vice President Caan Co Mee, Treasurer Sahm Wyaron, Secretary, Captain, Conductress, Warden, Outside Guard, and three other positions. The gathering approved slate and noted duties for each role.
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Hall
Best Building
Caan
Acess
Secreta
Sonductress
Oman
Cerin
Toslea
Mercegiea
Johns Hopkins Researchers Report Leukemia Transmission
Johns Hopkins Hospital researchers in Baltimore report a three year study on leukemia using Plymouth Rock hens. Practical transmissibility of the fatal blood disease was demonstrated with transmission to the fifth generation, suggesting leukemia may be contagious in some cases.
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Baltmore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Plymouth Rock
Malady Often Prolongs Life Yet Proves Fatal
The disease can extend over as long as three years, but every case ends in death, indicating its relentless and terminal nature as described in the report.
Young Wife in Philadelphia Shoots Husband Plea for Bail
Mary Santore a fifteen year old bride wounded by husband Joseph Santore in Broad Street Sunday while attempting to leave for a chorus job. From her hospital bed she urged release of her 19 year old husband noting she would have faced danger had she gone with a theater troupe. Santore held without bail is now admitted to $1,500 bail for a further hearing.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Hahnemann Hospital
Broad Station
Mary Santore
Central Station
Joseph Santore
Baltimore
Santoro
Trade school for poor to open from cotton windfall
Atlanta pastor Rev. Stephen D. Cremean who invested $100 in cotton when prices fell to seven cents last year now has $30,000. He borrowed to buy more as prices rose and is disposing of his holdings to fund a trade school for poor children.
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Atlanta
Stephen D. Cremean
Mt Vernon Southern Methodist Church
Attlanta
Miinster
United States
Red Cross
Patient Plunges to Death at Protestant Hospital
Charles Kohn, a jeweler and patient at Protestant Hospital, left his bed while nurses were away and plunged from a third story window into the courtyard. He died from a crushed skull. He had pneumonia and was temporarily deranged.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Kohn
Protestant
Kohn
Sentry Also Takes Shot at Wounded Young Hero
Springfield Ohio reports on Harry Smith Jr. of the Australian Corps wounded at Dardanelles. He saved a comrade under fire, was hit in both hips, then shot in the left shoulder by his sentry as he neared his lines. He is in an English hospital and expected to recover.
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Springfield
Ohio
Anna Lnu Smith
Harry Smith
Dardanelles
Smith
England
Vacepia
Virginia
Itv
Suh
T. M Edwards
Milah
Mistah Mitah
Woman Foils Burglary Suspects With Gun Ressurected Saw
Mrs Benjamin South seized a pistol outside a Wilmington jail to force two Youngstown prisoners Chester and William Smith to surrender a razor fashioned saw. She then gave the weapon to her husband, halting a burglary plan as the grand jury weighs charges.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Benjamin South
Chester
William Smith
Youngstown
Struck Near Home as Seal Buyer Describes Event
A young man of fine appearance attended by a stylish companion in war colors and perfume details an incident near his home involving Red Cross Christmas seals. The fragment hints at a small local event or anecdote linked to charity sales and social chatter.
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Red Cross
Congregation to Vote on Pastor Selection at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church congregation voted to call a pastor to fill the vacancy. A church vote will decide which candidate will be called on Wednesday night December 15, with several applicants in consideration.
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First Presbyterian Church
Apollos Prepare For Season Open With Loss Of Jansing
The Apollos plan to start their season in the new year but face a setback as key player Jansing has left for the east.
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The
Apollos
Whch
Jansing
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Jeffersonville Resident
A Jeffersonville resident's testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and energy loss. Dennis Donovan of 417 W Maple St recalls relief after using the product and urges others to try it. Also mentions Red Cross Christmas Seals fundraising and a found pair of spectacles with a contact address at 527 E Mapie.
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Jeffersonville
Dean
Dennis Donovan
W. Maple St
Doan
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. Donovan Had. Foster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
Widow Accepts 6 Million Cash Settlement in Post Estate
Mrs. C. W. Post widow agrees to a 6 million dollar cash settlement for rights in Post properties and withdraws from the red company. She retains a Battle Creek hotel and other Post investments while the case ends and she appears as a theater box guest.
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Battle Creek
Mich
C. W. Post
Red Company
Marjor’e Post Cose
Edward B Close
Winstead Conn
Lions
Post A
Texas
Mr. Post
Direcion
N Batt'e Creek
Santa Barbara
Cal
Post
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West Mane St
Star Ia
Grand Lodge
Eva Chri'sman
Johns Hopkins
First National Bank
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Eas
Jeffersonville Baking CO
Trade School For Poor
ROYAL
Horlick
United Gas & Electric Co
C. G. Brenner
E. Mapie
Big Concern
Virginia Gentleman
Calle Aistah
M.llah
Won
H.s
Cass
London
Suich Exc
Almené
J.v.b
Toledo
Jfersuevile Motor Car Co
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Sipmewar
Taffy
Three Falls
J. F. Spiet
N. W. Garner Spring and Chestnut Streets
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