Martin son dies after Friedmann cure injections
James E. Martin, a mechanic at Otis Elevator Company, details his son George's death after treatment by Dr. M. A. Sturm under the Friedmann tuberculosis cure. He paid $150 in advance, describes repeated injections, worsening condition, and a claim that doctors would not refund fees. He asks Surgeon General Rupert Blue to review the case and medical practices.
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James E. Martin
Otis Elevator Company
Twenty-sixth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Rupert Blue
Friedmann
M. A. Sturm
George
Martin
Mr. Martin
Ogden Avenue
Sturm
Hotel Ansonia
New York
Rupert Bine
Street
Washington, D. C
Washington
Maurice A. Sturm
Ansonia
Dr. Friedmann
Providence
Dr. Sturm
J. F. Hart
Barred in Pennsylvania and Friedmann Vaccine Scrutiny
Pennsylvania Health Commissioner Dixon may impose conditions on Friedmann vaccine as New York City did. A Medical Journal editorial says professional prejudice fuels opposition while the vaccine remains scientifically unsound and largely ineffective in an early Mannheimer report of eighteen cases. The report notes no definite improvement, several abscesses, and lingering disease in most patients, with continued delays and neglect attributed to Friedmann.
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Ike
Herman Biggs
Board of Health of
New York City
The
Hudson
James E. Martin
Leirice Levy
City of New York
Dixon
Pennsylvania
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Board of Health
Medical Journal
Friedmann
United States
George Mannheimer
Mannheimer
George G. Rambaud
Friedmann Institute
Woolen executive acquitted in dynamite case trial verdict
The jury acquitted William M. Wood of conspiracy to injure textile strikers in Lawrence by dynamite planting while disagreeing on Frederick Atteaux and Dennis J. Collins who was found guilty on two counts. A public probe of juror bribery was ordered by Judge Crosby.
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Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Henry F. Hurlburt
Wood
Morris Shuman
Shuman
Crosby
Hurlburt
Grand Jury
Pelletier
Volpe to Play on Mall Central Park Concert Series
Central Park Mall hosts daily public concerts in June at 4 PM with Arnold Volpe and Franz Kaltenborn featured on alternating weekends. This program includes Liszt Mazeppa Weber Oberon Wagner Moszkowski Serenade Strauss Tales From the Vienna Woods Tschaikowsky Robert the Devil Gounod Toreador Berlioz Rakoczy March and ends with The Star Spangled Banner and America.
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Central Park Mall
Arnold Volpe
Franz Kaltenborn
Volpe
Kaltenborn
Mazeppa
Liszt
Oberon
Weber
Belmont Hotel Clerk Daniel Daly Weds Helen Ryan
Dan Daly, Belmont hotel room clerk, had been missing for days before it emerged he married Helen Theresa Ryan. The couple wed in New York City and now reside on Riverside Drive with hotel staff presenting wedding gifts. Editor killed in auto wreck reported in Erie Pennsylvania.
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Dan Daly
The
Belmont
Mr. Daly
Daniel J
Dan
Luiss
Helen Theresa Ryan
Helen T. Ryan
Hillhurst
91St Street
Lexington Avenue
Daly
Iss Ryan
Erie
Penn
Frank
Union City
Instant
Cac & Train
Barr
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Blue
Valley Water
Mountain Valley Water Co
West 36Th Street
Park & Tilford
Charles & Co
Acker, Merrall & Ae Co
Riker#ading Hotels
Asgistsan
Rose & Co
Split
Panama
Dimity, Voile, Batiste
Gored
Tyrolian and
Naval Reserve Inc
Greeley
Norfolk
Toy Department
Sand Toys
Fifth Avenue
Bows and Arrows
Baseball
Thirty-fifth Street
Atteaux
MALL
Central Park
36Th Street
Girls’ and Children’s Dept
Benedict
the Belmont
Gen
O’ryan
WAR College
John F. O'Ryan
National Guard of
Wilas
Secretary of War
Army War College
Regular Army
Best & Co
Castile
Bloomer Rompers
Soiesette
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