Dr Wright Wins Medal At Tallulah Meeting
Dr Wright wins a medal at the Fifth District Medical Society meeting held in Tallulah. The event highlighted medical discussion and honors among local doctors.
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06 Oct 1915
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
1
Quinine Research Medal Awarded to Dr Wright in Louisiana Meeting
Dr T F Wright of Monroe received a gold medal from the Fifth District Medical Society at Tallulah for original research on intravenous quinine for malaria. Society officials praised his work, noted prior presentations in Richmond and upcoming address in Dallas, and lauded the collaborators and guests at the Tallulah gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Fifth District Medical Society
Tallulah
T. F. Wright
Wright
Southern Medical Association
Richmond
Dallas
Texas
O. W. Cosby
G. W. Gaines
G. H. Ogbourne
H.C. Sevier
R. W. Faulk
R. W. O'Donnell
E. W. Whittaker
I. J. Newton
W. J. Everett
The
News- Star
W. 8. Rutledge
S. L. White
Ruston
Dr. Hodge
Walnut Lane
H. ©. Taylor
Calhoun
Rayville
J. B. Vaughan
Collinston
Cosby
Wright Receives Home Doctor Medal For Malaria Work
Dr. Wright accepts a merit medal from his home doctors, praising malaria as a constant Southern disease and recounting support from physicians nationwide after presenting his paper in Richmond. He thanks colleagues for the recognition and notes intravenous quinine as part of historical treatment.
French Troops Begin Landing at Saloniki After Arriving Transports
Paris dispatch reports French transports reaching Saloniki on Friday night and troops landing Saturday after noon. Athens says perfect order prevailed and residents gave a cordial reception to the French forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Saloniki
Athens
Greek Chamber Adjourned After Venizelos Resignation
Paris reports that the Greek Chamber session was adjourned following the resignation of Premier Venizelos and several cabinet members, a dispatch from Athens states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Venizelos
Athens
Rail line fault blamed for Ardmore blast deaths
Ardmore Oklahoma coroner's jury found the gasoline explosion was caused by negligence of the Santa Fe railroad, calling the negligence felonious. The verdict cites fatalities and injuries from the October 1 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Santa Fe
Campaign in City This Week by Arthur Grant
Arthur Grant continues sheriff campaign visiting city voters during the week. He aims to meet most voters personally and plans to return to the country section next week to resume campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Grant
Grant
New Advisory Board Holds First Meeting
The United States Navy advisory board met for the first time with all twenty one members. Thomas A. Edison presided as the group discussed methods to perfect gasoline engines for aircraft and submarines. President Wilson described a defensive stance, saying the nation should be prepared for defense rather than war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Advisory Board
United States Navy
Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
Pleasant Opens Campaign For Governor In Shreveport
Col Ruffin G Pleasant begins his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Shreveport with a speech at Grand Opera House at 8 o clock. He arrives from New Orleans with supporters and will outline his stance on major campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
the Times
Col
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Grand Opera House
T. H. Randolph
Coji
Pleasant
New Orleans
8. A. Dickson
J. M. Foster
L. E. Thomas
Democratic State Central Committee
Colonel Pleasant
Arabic Case Settlement Eases US Germany Tensions
Germany agrees to indemnify families of Americans lost and disavows sinking of the Arabic vessel In a Washington briefing Count von Bernstorff says Germany will issue stringent orders to submarine commanders to prevent future incidents This move paves the way for settlement of all diplomatic frictions with the United States and allows the US to press Britain for trade policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Germany
Washington
Imperial
Count von Bernstoff
Lansing
United States
Lusitania
Falaba
Count von Bernstorff
Great Britain
Berlin
New York
State Department
Lomsing
White House
Dipping to Fight Ticks Boosts Cattle Value and Herd Health
The ad promoting dipping cattle to eradicate ticks outlines a plan requiring neighbor cooperation and partial funding. It asserts dipping raises cattle value by 5 to 19 dollars per head, costs 50 cents per head, and costs for a vat, transport, and operation are minimal with USDA support for setup and supervision. It argues ticks reduce milk by 18 to 42 percent and promotes pure bred stock after tick removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
German Empire
Democratic State Committee Abandons Plan for Convention
New Orleans October 5 A special to the Times reports the Louisiana Democratic state central committee rejected plans for a state convention amid fears of liquor issues influencing delegates. January 25 1916 set for a Democratic primary with October 25 entries closing and five week second primary if needed. Horton Wilkinson presided as 60 members met to organize and start campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport Times
New Orleans
Democratic State Central Committee
L. E. Thomas
Shreveport
Joan W. Lewis
Beth A
Lewis
St. Landry
E. B. Dubusion
McCullum
J. L. McClellan
Tallulah
Madison Parish
Louis Lebourgeous
St. James
Democratic Party
A. R. Mitchell
Lake Charles
Democratic State Committee
Horace Wilkinson
Port Allen
Pleasant
Barret
Clarence Pierson
Jackson Insane Asylum
W. A. West
J. A. Edwards
J. W. Nicholson
A. J. Cammack
A. H. Rice
Pierson
Henry Hunsicker
Tie
Report on Submarine Incident and Rival Accounts
The German government says the Arabic attempted to ram the submarine according to Commander Schneider his affidavit and crew statements while British officers of the Armoree deny the ram there is a strict policy against repeated incidents and Commander Bernstorff signs the note disavowing the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Aresbie
Armoree
Scheider
von Bernstorff
Hunsicker potential state race and Wisconsin medical convention
The article notes Hunsicker likely to seek state office with a tilt toward secretary of state and mentions Everett as a possible entrant. New Orleans leaders reportedly back Hunsicker for treasurer. Wisconsin delegates Baxter Braswell, Howell Morgan, and Robert Collins are listed as treasurer candidates. Milwaukee hosts the Wisconsin Medical Society annual convention with a public cancer discussion featuring leading surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Hunsicker
New Orleans
Baxter Braswell
Ruston
Howell Morgan
Robert Collins
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Medical Society
Social Workers Meet in Oakland Ahead of Prison Association
Social Workers of the Pacific Slope opened their conference in Oakland California on October 6 as a lead in to the American Prison Association meeting scheduled for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Workers of
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Cal
Social Workers of the
Pacific Slope
American Prison Association
Pennant winners prepare for doubleheaders before World Series
From New York and Philadelphia reports on October 6 indicate Boston Americans and New York Americans each play two games today while the Philadelphia Nationals schedule a doubleheader with Brooklyn. Carrigan refuses to name the Boston pitcher for the opener. Moran plans to start Alexander and Chalmers with Mayer and Reidy in reserve for the Boston clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Boston Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston
New York Americans
Carrigar
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Moran
Alexander
Chalmers
Mayer
Reidy
Bostonians
Black and Tan Delegates Barred from Grunewald Hotel
In New Orleans on October 6 the Louisiana Republican party split as black delegates were barred from entering the Grunewald hotel convention hall and held a rump convention at Pythian hall. They claim 260 of 325 registered Republicans in the city are colored and sent a committee to seek entry, facing polite denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana Republican Party
Grunewald Hotel
Pythian Hall
Chicago
J. Madson Vence
Walter L. Cohen
S. W. Green
J. W. Cook
T Nat
Monticello Fair Boosters Swing Big Delegation
A large Monticello Fair Boosters delegation travels by special train on Thursday aboard the A B and G railway to attend events and support the fair program.
Monroe Welcomes Monticello Boosters for Southeast Arkansas Fair Run
President Atkins names a committee to greet a hundred boosters from Monticello and thirty from Crossett and Hamburg arriving by special train at 11:30. Mayor Apgar and local hosts will tour the city, then grant visitors free city access during a two to three hour stay in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ark
Crossett
Hamburg
Monroe
Arkansas, Louisiana & Gulf Railway
Arkansas
P. M. Atkins
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Shelton
H. D. Apgar
R. Downes
J. M. Keller
C. E. Bynum
Theo. Marx
Travis Oliver
F. B. Chase
Sig Haas
T. E. Flournoy
Fr. D. Gibbs
P. A. Pong
Liebreich
R. L. Prophit, Jr
R. A. Young, Jr
R. B. Blanks
Apgar
Southeast Arkansas
Baptist Orphanage
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Ifty
Ang
Arn
Dr. Cosby
Rage Four
Col. Pleasant
Monticello Fair Boosters
Atkins
Apear
Lyceum Today
Viola Dana
Paramount
Cleo Madison
the Pine
King Baggot
Universal
Gail Kane
Bruce McRae
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