Crile Describes Life as Electric Currents in Cells
Dr George W Crile of Cleveland told 8000 surgeons at the American College of Surgeons convention in Chicago that a man is a machine powered by electricity and chemical reactions with body cells acting as wet batteries. He argued life depends on the electrical potential between cells and that death occurs when this potential vanishes. He said energy in living tissue is captured and stored to run the body and that artificial life creation remains unproven.
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George W. Crile
Cleveland
Orchestra Hall
American College of Surgeons
Chicago
Crile
Dr. Crile
Georgia aims to move Oglethorpe remains to Georgia portrait
Dr Thornwell Jacobs leads a push to transport from England to Georgia the bodies of General James Oglethorpe and Lady Oglethorpe. The couple’s remains were found in Cranham England after 138 years in a brick vault beneath a church floor.
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Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
England
Georgia
James F. Oglethorpe
Lady Oglethorpe
Little Parish Chuch
Cranham
Elmwood
America
Oglethorpe
Colony of
Kellogg Named U S Ambassador to Great Britain
President Coolidge selects Frank B Kellogg former Minnesota senator as American representative at the court of St James to succeed Col George Harvey whose resignation has been accepted Five reasons cited include Kellogg s international law knowledge public experience abroad alignment with Coolidge and Hughes policies Northwest origin financial ability and record as government special counsel in anti trust cases including the Standard Oil dissolution suit The 1922 campaign renomination and the Farmer Labor rise are noted as context
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Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Coolidge
Great Britain
Col
George Harvey
Kellogg
Court of St. James
Kelloge
Hughes
Mr. Kellogg
Northwest
Standard of
Senate
Republicans
Farmer-Labor Party
Henrik Shipstead
Schwab Advises Business Men on Retirement and U S Growth
Charles M Schwab, chair of Bethlehem Steel, outlines retirement wisdom at sixty two urging younger leaders to step in. He predicts the United States will become the world's large scale workshop and supplier, emphasizing optimism and heart in business.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United States
America
A : Ioe
Oklahoma Governor J C Walton Convicted and Removed
Oklahoma Governor J C Walton was convicted on impeached charges and removed from office by a 41 to 0 senate vote after a lengthy trial. Lieutenant Governor M E Trapp became acting governor, as the court held Walton guilty of eleven of sixteen charges including the pardon and parole abuse.
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Walton
Senate Trial Court
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Senate
Jack Barker
M. E. Trapp
Trapp
C. D. Leedy
Arnett
Leedy
J. T. Johnson
State Supreme Court
Shawnee
Oklahoma Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League
Reconstruction League
Austin News Briefs Highlight State Actions and Appointments
Commissioner John M. Scott travels to Fort Worth on official business. Texas motor vehicle registrations rise to 657,786 with 5,510-week increase. State Treasurer C V Terrell reports over 1 million dollars paid toward the general fund reducing the deficiency. Rail rate set at 2.07 per ton for crude sulphur from Gulf Hill to Port Arthur. State Board of Education buys school district bonds for the permanent fund totaling around 243,696 in various bonds. Congressman Garner aims to rally Texas and other Democrats to back Splawn for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Auditor M L Bogle named for Texas prison system. Electric chair installation delay at Huntsville leads to January 17, 1924 execution stays. Turkey campaign urged for Thanksgiving as Texas crops and markets influence prices. Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad drilling tests near Navarro approved with Nim Kandor dissent.
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John N. Garner
Texas
Austin
Walter M. Splawn
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bulgarian Slayer Freed in Prague Ambassador Case
Atanas Nikoloff a 26 year old Bulgarian was tried for assassinating M Daskaloff the Bulgarian ambassador in Prague on August 26 last. He was acquitted Thursday by an 8 to 4 vote.
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Prague
Czecho
Slovakia
Atanas Nikoloff
M. Daskaloff
China Cotton Crop Increased in Washington Report
China plans a modest rise in its cotton crop from the usual four million bales as reported to Washington officials, indicating a slightly larger harvest this year.
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China
Washington
Charity Unlisted Parade Spotlight Inspires Community
A quiet charitable effort draws praise for impact without parade fanfare. Organizers say the work supports local families through unseen acts of help and collaboration across neighborhoods.
Style Shows Up Defects and Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement argues that eczema, rashes, and other skin troubles make girls unattractive in fashion. It touts Black and White Ointment as a quick, lasting cure with vast sales. The ad claims 1.9 million yearly packages and compares 50c and 25c sizes, then notes a marriage truth about men and finances.
Dandelion Butter Color Sold Widely for Five Decades
An ad notes a vegetable butter color named Dandelion used by millions for 50 years. It states drug stores and general stores sell bottles labeled Dandelion at 385 cents each.
Peachy pair ends in screeching splice tale
A quirky local vignette describes Cholly lingering on fruit jokes with the apple of his eye. The pair’s marriage is hinted at through a playful, if sardonic, exchange about peaches and looks that provoke a sharp reaction.
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Cholly
Don’t rejoice too much or mourn too long.
A terse line urging restraint in reaction, advising measured emotion after events. It reflects a cautious mood suitable for editorial or opinion framing. No specific names or places are present.
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London
Schwab
E. W. Marland
Marland Refining Company
W. E. Disney
House Board of Managers
John M. Scott
Fort Worth
State Highway Department
C. V. Terrell
Houston
Dallas
Railroad Commission
Gulf Hill
Port Arthur
State Board of Education
W. A. Colling
Beaumont
San Antonio
International Great Northern Railroad
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-Fourth District Court
Section A
Commission of Appeals
J. N. Gallagher
M. L. Bogle
G. H. Folbre
Mr. Bogle
Kerrville
Panama Canal Zone
Huntsville
Neff
T. W. McBride
John A. Hulen
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railroad Company
Navarro
Navarro County
W. A. Nabors
Walter Splawn
Clarence B. Gilmore
Portland Cement Association
Washington Street
Ca National Organization
New York
Philadelphia
Salt Lake
Cit
New Orleans
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Mrs. Winslow
Anglo-American Drug CO
Fulton St
Harold F. Ritchis & Co., Inc
Toronto
Syd
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