Summer School for Physicians and Health Officers
Kansas health officers attend the annual summer school at the University of Kansas in late June. Lectures cover water and milk testing, typhoid, sanitation, birth statistics, public health law, and vaccines. Prominent speakers from the United States Public Health Service and state boards lead demonstrations and round tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas County Halth
University of Kangas
Ate Board of ‘Health
Stow Hall
Daring
Forengon
Association of Health Officers
Parlér
Eldridge Hotel
BNO A. Mn
Physicians and Health
L. L. Lumsden
M.D
Washington, N
Livsden
State Board of Health
Bn’ Kansastor
Woods We
State Wegistrar
Himter
Entomolog University of Kansas
H. Bouehton
W. C. Rucker
United States
Patlie Heart Service
Washington, D.C
W. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
Shington
C. . Kermey
Experi Dent
Kansas Sanit
Round Table
S.J. Criumbine
Kansas Stat. Board of Health
Bangket Association of Health Officers
Eldsi Lotel
T 15
Houghton
Medicial College
Asel Furtet Heath
Chicago
Augit Medical College
J. Crambine
Kansas State Board of Health
J. E. Sayre
School of Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Democrats Can't Agree on Washington Postmaster Choice
The Kansas Second district postmaster appointment drags on as W R Childs’ commission expired last January. Democrats in Wyandotte fight bitterly over candidates Van Ather Gilles and William Stenbarg while Congressman Taggart holds the decisive power. Precinct factions and Senate delays stall confirmation. Childs continues drawing pay without Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Childs
Yhington
D. 4
Kar
Kan
Allating
W. R. Childs
Vanather
Gilles
Willianstenbarg
Wrandotte County
Congressman Taggart
Seco Kansas
Taggart
Washington
Childs
Carlis
Bristow
Wie
Snator Chiltis
Senate
Walser
Tageart
Hall
Stomach Trouble Help From Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs 43 Stenzle of Plainfield reports improved stomach after one month using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says nearly three quarters of a package helped her eat normally again and urges others to seek relief when doctors fail to help. Literary men often suffer writer's cramp from overwork but do not tire of endorsing aiding remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenzle
Plainfield
Jerrihi
Chamberlain
Report on New York vice underworld sales and victims
A long report by the Bureau of Hygiene chaired by John D. Rockefeller Jr. describes commercialized vice in Manhattan, estimating about fifteen thousand women in Greater New York involved in the trade. It traces networks from the Tenderloin to international locales, names figures and dens, notes disease costs, and details juvenile involvement and the economic scale of brothels and trafficking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fone
Bureau of Sie Hygiene
John D. Rockefeller
George J. Kneeland
Europe
Baik
Kneeland
Auadame
Ryan
Torres
Argentine
Brazil
Cuba
Canada
Alaska
Ouroini Gay Frantisco
Portlandattle
Tacoma
Bu Enver
Chi Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York City
Rosentis
Inve
Ag weHsts
Manhattan
Ihame
Inv
Nist
Bedford Reformatory
View
Vice Commission
Chicato
Done House
Syre York
Stauld
Committees Gather for Commencement Detail at KU
Nineteen committees to handle the annual commencement at Kansas University plan decorations dinners and visitor information. The senior faculty ball game revival is discussed, with old grads and townspeople recalling Chancellor Snow performances as organizers work to revive the tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Lawrence
UieSel
Snow
Uges
L. No Flint
W. H. Carruth
Olin
Tempin
J. As Campbell
Ahunni + Lineheon
Wilson Sterlinge N. .Sherwood
John D. Gag Vere
Frisco Rail Receivers Appointed in Court Action
In St Louis on May 25 receivers were named for the Frisco railroad after failed note renewals and rising short term obligations. Thomas Linchell and Linchell, linked to the St Louis Trust Company, and Rodd Suffered led the petition, with ancillary receivers William J. Jackson and Edwin W. Winters named. The move follows heavy losses from floods and mounting indebtedness over 200 million, tied to first mortgage bonds secured by federal land grants and other collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thomas “Hy
Diet
St. Louis Trust’ Company
Linchell
San Francisco
Rilroad
Ind
Heady S. Priest
North American ‘Company
Dre West
Frise United’ States District Court
William J. Jackson
Chicago & Eastern Minors
Edwin W. Winters
New York
Oto
Hines
Lar
Gs Rises
Kansas City
Af Vaieddlaty Receiv
Ivage & Eastern I Ilinois
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Health Officers ‘Association
Ahai
Dodd L
Harry
Indiana
Indianapolis
T. H. Boughton
Bell Memorial Hospital
Rosedale
Sadler, Sutton and Hertzler
Milne
Guffey
Clistie
Outors Sawtell
Lidilt
Maye
Paris
O'Brien & Co
Mass
Brien. & Co
Carnline
B. Spangler
Carrie Watson
Emma Paluiec
Rose Morgan
Lulu’ Garn Lero -Nadine Nowlin
Cari
Alber Corbin
Cora Dolhet
E. Esterly
M. Witens
Hamitten
Mosse
H.W. Rice
Ally
Lusenne
H.P. R. Dyevail
Helen G. Jones
Lasie
CL Choiseant
Hazel McUrevor
Rate. Sears
Clara Gillham
Keh. Jones
K. K. Young
Sam G. Lair
Patterson
AL B. Ernst
Brynalt
N.raytoned
C. ML Young
G.B. Putnam
E. F. Stonpsend
Feving Hill
E. We Murray
H. Aiver
Lodge van der
Vries
Jinner
WL Shiss
Edom Das
W.H. Twenhofel
Daniel Naismith
Woaa
R. Robertzon
O. A. Beath
H. B. Han Zerford
H. E. Dordan
E. M. Hopkins
Sskilton
C. FE. Habach
L.E. Sisson
W S. Con
Lalu Gardner
Ticket Mitchell
Lord
W . . Ashton
Marjorie Terdner
Adherta Ordybnson
Barstow
Bine
B. H. Begg
H. A. Mills
John Sundwall
P. Chillingworth
Tolin
Garver
Worden
Will Peffly
Wichita
Theo. Elm
Lgwreree
Isociety
Boutenuz
Sophia Heim
Arer
Mabelle
Mabel Haas
Mabel
Farris
Edith Schwalm
Lora Albright
Mary Jebb
Charles Ehn
Oscar ‘Heinen
Mae Rappard
Sophia Hiim
Iand
Emma Fleet
Joh Stafford
Mabelle Fleet
Pearl Heffner
Anna Jehle
Hulda Shwartz
Mars
Will Schwartz
Henry
Coral
Schwartz
TyaniSchwartz
Pind
Albert “Hatfield
Baldwin
Will Pippert
Henry Pippert
Dave‘Heffner
Charles Harterfer
Milton Warner
Kansas
City
Charles Warner
Pipper
Daugh
W. Peffly
Brama’ Fleet
Nelliet Leaf
Frieda Schwartz
Selma Jehle
J. W. Breithaupt
Ivan Seb Uled
Waller Heer
To We Breithaupt
Lyon
Will Rappart
Wendland
Wiil Teffly
THE
COURT
Whoerell
Thomas H. West
Frisco
Rodd
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