Open Door Policy and World Events Across Nations
A compilation of disparate political notes recounts Japan proclaiming an open door in Man ehoris, Fulkerson being renominated in St Joseph, earthquakes and disasters, and global affairs including a Berlin 1012 exposition plan. It notes vaccine trials in the Philippines, health officials in Manila, and tariff revisions discussed by Warner and Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila Board of Health
Berlin
Warner
Ellis
Missouri Charters Targeted Forfeiture In Sunday Law Violations
Investigations led by Assistant Attorney General Renaist plan to seek forfeiture of charters of several St. Louis county amusement venues including Delmar and Suburban Gardens and Meremac Highlands for alleged Sunday law violations.
Governor Folk Targets Delmar and Suburban Gardens Charters
Governor Folk orders proceedings against Delmar and Suburban Gardens for Sunday law violations. Assistant AGs John Kernish and N. T. Gentry to institute actions seeking charter revocation and property forfeiture. Folk notes enforcement in large cities where the governor appoints police commissioners.
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Folk
Jobn Kernish
N. T. Gentry
Delmar
Mr. Folk
Governor Folk and the Sunday Law Enforcement Power
The piece argues governors should be held to account for using executive power, noting Folk’s appointees enforce laws in cities while country areas differ. It praises the metropolitan police system granting Folk authority to enforce the Sunday law where violations were common, and expresses broad public sympathy for enforcement.
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Mr. Folk
Folk
Metropolitan Police
Marble Playing Through History From Pompeii to Europe
Children played marbles long ago with clay stone and agate. The pastime spread from Holland to England about 1630 and became a trade item in Germany. Quill toothpicks in France led to a huge factory near Paris producing 20 million yearly, converted from quill pens.
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Pompeii
Holland
England
Germany
France
Paris
Advances in Surgical Amputation Mortality Declines
Twenty years ago half of amputation cases ended fatally. Modern antiseptic surgery has reduced the mortality rate to between five and twelve percent of cases.
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Harry Roderohr
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W. Scott Thomas
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Washington
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Middleton Township
Wood McGrew
Japan
Manehoris
Frank Fulkerson
St. Joseph
California
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Central America
New Mexico
Congress
Rose
Kansas City
Kansas
Schmitz
San Francisco
United States
Venezuela
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Congressman Ellis
Kansas City Star
Aldrich
Courtney Shoe Company
St. Louis
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Cannon
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Senator Warner
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Russia
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