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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1923

Page

8

Pinchot to receive full aid as dry law drive intensifies

Washington February 3 Governor Pinchot will get fullest cooperation from national and state prohibition units after talks with Haynes and Davis. A successor to John Wright was discussed while Herbert Smith may head Pinchot's clean up squad. Haynes wants an outside agent to lead Pennsylvania forces, with plans to boost agents sent from other states. Senators Pepper and Reed will be briefed as federal reinforcement to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh grows.

Washington Pinchot Prohibition Haynes Davis Pennsylvania John Wright Herbert Smith Pepper Reed Texas Philadelphia Pittsburgh Smith

Surgeon Rescues Woman by Hand Air Pump Breath

Miss Minnie Lifshitz, 23, nearly died from influenza when the windpipe was exposed and slit with a safety razor blade. Dr. Leon Antell performed artificial respiration by mouth, pumping air into the lungs at ten to fifteen breaths per minute. After five minutes, a rasping sound from the windpipe appeared and the heart resumed beating, breathing returning through the opening.

New York Minnie Lifshitz Jay Leon Anteil Mins Lifshite

Bald Mountain Joins Ghost Cities of the West

Bald Mountain Colorado once a booming mining town with 15 000 residents is now deserted. The last mayor William Dickerson has been buried and his family has moved to Central City. The town’s treasury remains unsettled as the ghost city fades with its former prosperity.

Bald Mountain Denver Colo Gilpin County Wiliam Dickerson Dickerson Central City

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