Typhoid Mary Freed from Quarantine on North Brothers Island
New York reports Typhoid Mary released from quarantine by order of the health department with the condition she not seek employment as a servant. Doctors say she carries bacilli of typhus paratyphi and posed danger when employed as a cook. She agrees to change work and report to health officials periodically. Cooking for a living remains forbidden.
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Mary
Mano
North Brothers
health department
bacilli
J. Caleman Drayton
North Brothers Island
Lederle aard
Wanted a Wife Good Republican Seeks Uncle Jen’s Help
A Cleveland Ohio letter to Speaker Cannon reveals a rural farmer from Stewardson Illinois asks Uncle Jos to consider his plea for a wife and to remember forward in a prosperous Republican era. The writer claims 120 acres and readiness for higher prices on food and clothing, hoping for government aid in distributing fair damsels.
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Cannon
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Jos
mayself
Boy Fatally Shot During School Rehearsal in Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on February 21 Ira Cook sixteen was accidentally shot and killed during a Washington's Birthday rehearsal by Norman Swank fifteen using a prop revolver that was believed empty. The incident occurred while both were in cowboy costumes.
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Johnstown
Ira Cook
Norman Swank
lade
Egyptian Premier Shot by Student
Cairo reports Boutron Pacha Gha the Egyptian premier and minister of foreign affairs was shot and seriously wounded by a student who was arrested. Five shots were fired with two causing minor wounds. The attacker, a Nationalist, sought revenge for government acts. The premier is expected to recover.
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Boutron Pacha Gha
hven
asnasain
Natonaliats
Bowlog Pacha
Perkins's health in Rochester congressman worsens
In Washington on February 21 the condition of Representative James Breck Perkins of Rochester New York deteriorated with acute bladder inflammation and rising anxiety over his prognosis. Separately in Los Angeles a widow Mrs Thomas McNallen lost 1160 when her stocking ripped and her purse containing all savings fell from a streetcar.
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New York
Washington
James Breck Perkins
Rochester
N. Y
Mr. Perkins
Los Angeles
Cal
Sixth
Central avenue
Thomas McNallen
Curiosity Check For 50 Cent Refunding Debts
A 50 cent check issued by the Standard Oil company, returned to New York City by forty businessmen, has helped pay debts totaling 20 dollars from empty barrels. In Pittsburgh a fire killed an eight month old and left a twenty month old dying, as a father rescued by smoke failed.
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Middletown
N. Y
Standard Oi! company
New York city
Standard Oi company
Pittsburg
George Nydes
Congress May Adjourn By May Two, 192? Enduring Session
Washington reports Congress may adjourn by May 2 as leaders aim to finish general legislation, with the president’s four remaining bills at stake. A fight over the postal savings bank, interstate commerce, statehood, and budget plans looms, amid Republican resistance and possible four new senators from the Wheat belt.
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Fev
Congress
Ron
billy afl
postal savings bank
Howes
senate
jendara
Greywill
rolla
chepcoa
Alaska
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