Supreme Court Rules on Cancer Cure labeling under Pure Food Law
Washington May 20 The Supreme Court held that drugs may be labeled as cures for man yet be ineffective without violating the Pure Food and Drug Act. The case involved Dr O A Johnson indicted in Missouri in 1909 for shipping articles named Cancerino tab etc claimed to cure cancer. The indictment was quashed as the act covered ingredients misstatements, not curative claims. The government appealed.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
O. A. Johnson
Johnson
Missouri
Sehle Hkrors
Religion Out of Fashion Christ Was a Failure
George Bernard Shaw told Cambridge undergraduates that Christ was a failure and that God has fallen out of fashion. He criticized clergy judges and kings as idols, warned that Darwin’s natural selection pushed God from public life, and predicted religion’s decline amid secular trends.
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George Bernard Shaw
London
Cambridge
Shaw
God
England
Pact With Germany Signals Willingness for Arbitration Treaty
Secretary of State Knox opened negotiations with Germany for a general arbitration treaty similar to pacts with England and France. German ambassador Count Bernstorff asked for a copy of the tentative draft, signaling willingness to discuss the proposed treaty. The move surprised observers who had thought Germany opposed such an agreement.
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Washington
Knox
Germany
England
France
Count Bernstorff
State Department
A&man
Kaiser’s Son Badly Hurt In Maneuvers
Berlin May 30 Prince Joachim youngest son of Emperor William was seriously injured during sham battle maneuvers of the Second Guard Brigade. His foot is thought to be broken. The maneuvers were conducted under the emperor’s personal command. Joachim, twenty one, was recently made an officer of the Guard Brigade.
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Prince Joachim
Berlin
Emperor William
France
Joachim
Nebraska Farmhand Kills McVittie Family Then Ends Life
In Pawnee City Nebraska on May 30 farmhand Jim Filder killed J A McVittie his wife and two children in their beds and wounded a third child. He then shot Sheriff Fuller before taking his own life. The incident follows a confrontation with law officers.
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Nebraska
Pawnee City
Neb
J. A. McVittie
Jim Filder
McVittie
Pilder
Sheriff Fuller
Baseball Scores From Across The Leagues And Local Notes
Baseball scores from American and National Leagues with game details and batteries. Also reports a drowning in Pittsburg, the sale of Kingston Locomotive Works, and a Greensburg druggist endorsing Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Includes standings and local notices.
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I. M. Towel
Greensburg
Ays
All Druggsts
Lessons In Art Of Kissing And Courtship Plan Proposed
Chicago teacher Prof AW EB Blount from Waller High proposes adding kissing and hugging to school courses with a lifelong instruction on courtship from infancy. He urges guided training, proper proprieties, and distinguishing affection from passion to prepare for a beautiful married life. Memorial Day fire destroys Aaron Knight home as two boys left unattended caused by playing with fire. no insurance. Sir William Gilbert dies suddenly in London after heart failure while bathing at Harrow. he co created several famous comic operas.
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Waller High School
America
Clayton
Aaron Knight
Richwood
Aura
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Rinne
Wiliam Gilbert
London
William Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
Tie
Harrow
Killed For Beating Wife in Tamaqua Ta
In Tamaqua Ta John Dix killed Klay une Duf fin, his brother in law, after a quarrel over Duffin beating Dix's wife, Duffin's sister. Duffin struck Dix with a beer bottle and fled. they met later and Dix fatally shot Duffin. Also reported, Miss Susan Sihilhouser, organist at United Presbyterian Church Blairsville Pa, died suddenly at her instrument during service May 30.
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Klay Une Duffin
John Dix
Duffin
Dix
Blairsville
Susan Slilhouser
United Presbyterian Church
Miscellaneous advertisements and notices in town
A cluttered page offers men and boys footwear in patent calf gun metal and tan, ladies and children's summer wear, and lines of pet products. Also promoted are water closet cleaning services, millinery openings, upholstery work, and several professional listings for doctors and services with addresses and phone numbers.
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Suman Poctiwhar
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