Army of workers urged by Bishop Williams in Cleveland
Bishop Charles D. Williams of Michigan told the Cleveland chamber of commerce that a standing army of one million workers could run munition factories and navy yards, build highways and dig canals, countering an idle army that creates class distinction and snobbery toward professionals.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles D. Williams
Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
Williams
Moise Hosts Guests After Divorce Victory in Frenzied Party
Atlanta scene reports 51 friends of William L Moise attended a performance of In Freedom's Cause and a wine party after ward to mark his two years of successful divorce litigation. New York notes Dr Lee S Shoning er enjoys pot roasts and vegetable soup while his wife favors dainty desserts in a separation suit.
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Atlanta City
N. J
William L. Moise
Freedom
New York
Lee S. Shoninger
Smacking Distracts Students, Williams Calls Note on Conduct
New York report notes Professor Talcott Williams of Columbia University School of Journalism comments on campus discipline citing constant smacking as a distraction for male students and their study environment.
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New York
Talcott Williams
Columbia University School of Journal
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood For Digestion
Claim states pure blood enables stomach and liver to work properly, preventing dyspepsia symptoms. Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure and urges readers to obtain it today.
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Hood
Annulment suit followed by cross claim in Chicago
In Chicago Mrs Anna M Marietta countersues for 10000 dollars for housewife services after her husband filed for an annulment. The case highlights a cross claim over the marriage duties and finances amid the legal action.
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Chicago
Anna M. Marietta
Lydston Wins Suit Over AMA Directors in Illinois Case
Chicago December 22 The state supreme court ordered removal of AMA directors after Dr. G Frank Lydstons five year litigation. He argued the Illinois corporation held its election outside the state and fought to stop one man from holding three offices citing an oligarchy in the association.
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Chicago
G. Frank Lydston
American Medical Association
State Supreme Court
Illinois
Lydston
Perfidious Bill Hangs Mistletoe in Theater Lobby
Stage Manager William Freise decorates the Majestic lobby with sprigs of mistletoe entwined in smilax wreaths on lighting fixtures. The warning to girls is to keep along the walls during the holiday season.
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The
Majestic
William Freise
Wabash Board Delays Military Training Decision
The Wabash college board of trustees will wait until June to decide on adding compulsory military training. The Crawfordsville board meeting continued the issue for mature deliberation. A federal judge supported military training for Wabash men, as did all members present.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wabash College Board of Trustees
Crawfordsville
La Crosse High Alumni Plan Christmas Party in Hixon Gym
The La Crosse High School Alumni association announces a Christmas party in Hixon gym Thursday night December 30 with a grand march and numerous committees handling decorations refreshments publicity music and tickets. Attendees include alumni and friends with tickets available at the National Bank of La Crosse Franklin school Prof Harry Spense and La Crosse High School principal McCormick.
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Helen Dorset
la Crosse High School
Hixon
Miss Dorset
Harry M. Curtis
la Crosse
Dorset
Yuletide
Borge Gunderson
Laura Cunningham
Stanley Gordon
Magdalene Tillman
Learl Richmond
Marjorie Gordon
Robert D. Gordon
Simonson
Madison
Harry Hirshheimer, Jr
Mesdames B. C. Smith
W. D. Iden
Will Moss
Helen Harrison
Helen Scofield
Katherine Martindale
Edith Weisbord
Esterle Wager
Theodore Edwards
Ralph Bradish
Harold Davis
Henry Evjen
Ben Brindley
Burton James
Julian Bloom
Herman Hansen
L. P. Benezet
B. E. McCormick
Ray Dickinson
National Bank of la Crosse
Harry Spense
Franklin School
McCormick
Calcium Therapy Spotlight In 1912 JAMA Note
The May 25 1912 JAMA article praises calcium based treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis. It cites Van Giesen and Eckman s Alterative for improving sputum and discharging healed TB patients. It notes the remedy contains no opiates or habit forming drugs and is sold by leading druggists.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
van Giesen
Eckman
Geo. E. Mariner
Chas. E. Beyschlag
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Insanity Increase Alarm in Racine County
Racine Wisconsin reports a surge in mental illness with 32 patients sent to State hospitals in the last year and 6 youths committed for feeble mindedness. Thirty seven prisoners were placed in penal institutions.
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Racine, Wis
Racine County
Rural mail carrier killed by train near Racine
William Hansen a 45 year old rural mail carrier was instantly killed Tuesday noon when his vehicle was struck by a Northwestern train at the Sheridan road intersection known as the Johnson crossing south of Racine Wisconsin authorities reported the tragedy.
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Racine, Wis
William Hansen
Northwestern
Sheridan Road
Johnson Crossing
Convict Escapes From Winterset Cell
Fred Rush an Anamosa convict serving five years for bigamy who testified in the George Frazier murder case at Winterset Iowa escaped by picking his cell door lock with a nail during the night.
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Winterset
Iowa
Fred Rush
George Frazier
Taintor Returns Home After Visit as Local Masons Attend
Clarence K. Taintor returns to Dodge Center after visiting his mother Mrs. Elmira Taintor in Homer Minn. Mrs. W A Caster joins her husband recently transferred from the WU S Fisheries station in Duluth W E Smith leaves for Spearfish S D A F Shira and family return from Fairport Iowa to join L Kitzman and family Two auto loads of Masons and their ladies attend a joint installation in Pickwick Marc Taintor returns from Manhattan Kan and Elmer Taintor from Grafton N D to spend holidays with their parents F L Taintor
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Homer, Minn
Clarence K. Taintor
Dodge Center
Elmira Taintor
W. A. Caster
Duluth
W. E. Smith
Spearfish
S. D
Senator La Follette aims to return to Wisconsin by January
Senator La Follette plans to be back in Madison after his Appleton speech to handle pressing duties then head to Washington for Christmas. He hopes to resume state speaking by January with possible February engagements, citing congressional legislation progress as a factor. He has been touring smaller cities while larger centers are saved for later events.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Appleton
Washington
Congress
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