Friedmann Cure Sparks Debate At Tuberculosis Meeting
Washington May 6 The Friedmann cure is assailed by Homer Folks president of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis who cites alarming publicity and public confusion. The union reports growth in agencies sanatoriums clinics and open air schools as the movement expands nationwide with continued official support and fundraising.
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Deapal
Wade
Folks
Body For’ Study and Prevention of
Scanton
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
F. F. Friedmann
Homer Folks
National Association For the Study
Friedmann
Berlin
Association
Homer Folkes
Livingston Farrand
United States
Roosevelt
William Osler
Oxford University
Farrand
Axenci
Boards of Health
National Association
Caine ‘Palcn
Levitan Defends McGovern Statement At Republican Banquet
Madison Wis May Levitan Republican president and elector and banquet chair denies Governor McGovern’s remarks about attendance. He says McGovern has a record on Roosevelt tariff and that he wanted to see if the tar was off. Special to The Northwestern.
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Northwestern
Madison, Wise
Sol Levitan
Republican State Central Committee
McGovern
Levitan
Mr. Levitan
McCevern
May Deport Englishman Held as Insane Case
A man identified as William F. Wellington of Lenarr is detained in Philadelphia pending investigation for possible deportation on grounds of insanity. He was a patient at a West Philadelphia insane asylum and possessed clothing, jewelry, and finely bound books. He claims to be the son of a wealthier English family and bears valuables linked to him.
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W. EL
Wellington
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Andover
Mars
William F. Wellington
Lenarr
West Philadelphia
Sullivan
Coan
Davis
William Ensel
Equor
Tenderloin
Conn
Ensel
Appidavit
Maud Robinson
Springfield
Harry Gibbons
Oriana
Doncan
Mier
Hotel Sherman
O'Hara
Gibbons
Tom Vredenberg
O °Lfaren
Vredenborg
Chicago
Sherman
State Senate
Richard M. Sullivan
O'ffara
T. B. Duncan
I. J. Miller
Duncan
Society of American Women in London marks fifteenth anniversary
In London the Society of American Women in London celebrated its fifteenth anniversary at a luncheon. About four hundred attended. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt of New York was to be guest of honor but was informed suffrage discussion was banned and she recalled a prior engagement.
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Associated Preany
London
Society of American Women In
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
No Honorary Delegation For Burial Of New Jersey Congressman
An unusual funeral event occurs with no congressional delegation present. The late New Jersey representative Lewis D. Martin is to be buried in Washington as members of Congress miss the ceremony amid tariff debates and pressure from colleagues.
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Associated Brakes
Caneto
Capitol
New Jersey
Lewis d. Martin
W Martin
Sk Cay
Theory Links Ax Murders to Henry Lee Moore in Kansas Case
A study by M W McLaughry of the department of justice ties twenty five ax murders in Missouri Kansas Iowa and Colorado to Henry Lee Moore now serving a term in Missouri penitentiary. Moore previously was convicted of killing his mother and grandmother in December last year at Jefferson City. The list includes victims in Colorado Springs Monmouth Ellsworth Paola Willisea and Columbia among others with dates from 1911 to 1912.
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Associated Press
Leavenporth
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Aerave
Towa
Uinots
Henry Lee Moore
McClaughry
Federal Penitentiary
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Moore
Wayne
A. J. Surnham
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wiliam Dawson
Monmouth
William Showman
Ellsworth
Rollin Dudson
Paola
J. B. Moore
Willisea
Mary Wilson
George Moore
Columbia
Roosevelt Aids Sulzer In Direct Primary Drive
Governor Sulzer announces Colonel Roosevelt will back the governor's direct primary bill and join a statewide campaign. The plan includes two Roosevelt speaking series and a Progressive dinner in New York City. Sulzer orders an extraordinary session starting June 16 to act on direct primary legislation.
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Inge
Associated Press
Albany
Sulzer
Roosevelt
New York City
Direet
Indian affairs committee to probe reservations and treatment
At a Washington meeting the Indian affairs committee approved a resolution to authorize a thorough inquiry into the Indian, his residuals, the way Uncle Sam treats him and related matters. The committee will begin during the special session with a similar panel likely to inspect all reservations.
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Associated Praga
Washington
D. C
Senate
Indian Affairs
Areso
Townsend
Sam
Earl of Yarmouth To Wed New Bride In May
London reports May trends that the marquis of Hertford former husband of Alice Thaw of Pittsburg may marry again. The prospective bride is Mrs Moss Cockle a widow well known in society and considerably senior to him with a fortune from her late husband.
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Agsochitent Press
London
Marquis of
Hertifora
Aled Thaw
Pitsburg
Maranis
Earl of
Yarmouth
Moss Cockle
Lenroot to Return to Wisconsin for Health Break
Special report notes Representative Lenroot will leave Washington for Wisconsin on fund to accompany Mrs Ta pront who has been seriously ill. Lenroot is improved and will stay in Su her tor for some time.
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Aconain
Congress
Willming Wile
Northwestern
Washington
D.C
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Ta Pront
F. WC
Elevator Fire Threatens Grain Stock at Head of Lakes
A blaze at the power house between elevators A and EL near Fort William destroys the oldest structure at the head of the lakes. The fire started shortly after 2 PM and jeopardizes roughly 3,000,600 bushels stored in the elevators. Fire crews work to contain the blaze but saving the grain seems unlikely.
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Preas
Fort Wiliam
Qnt
Three Die by Electrocution in Rock Island Incident
Harry Dixon, seventeen, who survived an electrocution incident involving patrolman Cornelius Meenan and William Kaiser after contact with a trolley wire last Sunday, died today at a local hospital from his injuries.
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Associated Press
Rock Island
Til
Harry Dixon
Venteen
Poiceman
Cornelius Meenan
Willam Kaiser
Mncar
Drowning at Marinette Claims Youth Rescuer
Emil Goodman, eighteen, attempted to help a young girl cross a swollen creek in Marinette Wisconsin. He fell into the Cedar River and drowned. his body had not been recovered at the time of report.
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Emil Goodman
Marinette, Wie
May
Emil Goondman
Rastaing
Cedar River
Currency Legislation Move Nears House Action
The House expects currency reform to be taken up around June 1 after a White House meeting with President Wilson. Democratic leaders Underwood and A Mitchell Palmer outlined plans to recess about three weeks for organizing the banking and currency committee. The Owens Glass bill is under discussion, with emphasis on a prompt schedule should the tariff bill advance quickly.
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Ashington
D. C
Oscar W. Underwood
Democratic House
White House
Wilson
Senate
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Hal
Owens-Glass
Wils
Underwood
Palmer
Hoowever
Mitnels Manu
Belle Schreiber On Stand In Johnson Case Again
Belle Schreiber testifies in Chicago court as the Johnson case continues, recounting her relationship with the prizefighter and admitting the defense sees a link between their dealings. The witness describes renting rooms and furniture used by Johnson during their affair starting in 1909, with notes of her meetings in New York and other details limited by the judge.
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Prensa
Chicago
Hello Schreiber
Johnson
Miss Sehreiber
Apattoen
Tenderloin
Carpenter
Emra
Jack Dobus
Train Blast Kills 200 Mexican Soldiers Near Nogales
A Mexican federal troop train carrying about 24 soldiers was destroyed by dynamite on the Sonora Coahuila line near the border. Insurgents planted mines along the track as the train moved from Alaska to Alamasa, killing most passengers.
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Associated Presa
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora-Coahulin Atrte
Federata
Alas
Alamasa
Roosevelt Hosts Luncheon for International Conference Delegates
Warren G. Harding and Theodore Roosevelt welcomed delegates from Oyster Bay New York to a luncheon at the front porch arrival. The event celebrated a centennial of coinage among English speaking peoples with the American committee and guests including Andrew Carnegie Tex Cheatham and Alton Parker. It marked the first meeting between Roosevelt and Parker since the recent national campaign.
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Warren
May
Theodore
Parker
Colonel Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Two Italians Sought in Milwaukee Slavery Investigation
Milwaukee and Chicago authorities search for two Italian brothers a saloonkeeper and two women linked to a white slave organization. The case concerns a string of Third Ward murders over the past year and involves federal justice agents and local police.
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Milwaukee Brothers
Ake Slavern
Seria
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Win, May &—Milbrauker
Department of Jirtice
Chicago
Talian Brothers
Third Ward
California land bill in the balance as talks loom
Secretary Bryan returns from California amid delays in discussing the anti alien bill with Governor Johnson. Diplomatic protest from Japan delays action as arbitration options and citizenship status questions are considered. Bryan heads to Baltimore tonight and New York tomorrow for events linked to the Ghent treaty centenary preparations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Bryan
California
Wilson
Johnson
Java
Japan
United States
Agltlng Ita Fulmai
Webb
Tial
Withon
Baltimore
Charles Ho Grasty
Baltimore Sun
Brean
New York
Ghent
Davies Faces Senate Vote on Corporate Commissioner Nomination
The nomination of Joseph E. Davies of Wisconsin to be commissioner of corporations was ordered by the Senate Commerce Committee. Republicans led by Senator Barton will press for continuance if Davies severs links with the party organization.
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Vey
Presa
Washington
Associated Press
Springfiel
Senate
M. Blair Coan
Sherriff PB. al. Sullivan
Sangamon County
Sullivan
Sulllivan
Springfield
Sudden Death of Marinette Former County Treasurer
Special to Marthwestern Marinet te May 4 A sudden death at breakfast claims Klebert Hasling forty two former Marinette county treasurer from complications of long standing diabetes. He collapsed in minutes as his wife aided him in the morning meal.
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Marthwestern
Marinette
Wire
Klebert
Hasling
Suffrage Campaign Opens in Louisiana Organizers Say
A Louisiana equal suffrage campaign was launched by the Woman Suffrage party with organization modeled on major parties. Militancy would have no role in the effort and New Orleans was named as the start point.
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Associated Preas.y
New Orleans
Tat
Louisiana
Seven Passengers Aboard French Biplane Flight Record
In Chartres France this morning the French airman Frangeola carried six passengers in a seventy five mile flight setting world records for both passenger count and duration.
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Associated Press
Chartres
France
Mass
Frangeola
M'adoo Shields Secrets From Congress In Budget Order
President proposes to keep Treasury Department secrets from Congress and the public. He bans disclosure without his written permission and vows action against infractions, signaling tighter control amid the campaign.
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Washington
S & Dow
Menasha to Expand Street Lighting Across The City
The Menasha street lighting team plans extensive expansion with an order for over thirty incandescent lamps. The upgrades will begin on eastern portions of the city and move through the warm season. Alfred Moore has returned to Escanaba for medical treatment and will be monitored locally. Mayor Kemmel urges residents to engage in Memorial Day activities and support the ALRL encampment.
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Menasha
Wis
Menasta
Canvon
Rte
Onti
Alfred Moore
Escanals Minh
Mr Moore
Escanaba
G2 A
Menisha
Neenah
Oak Eit
Kemmel Ban
al Bate
ALRL
Twin Cities
Jacob Mohr
Oshkoshtainy
Tuberculosis Amatoria Committee
County Board
Wilter Alquest
Appleton
Yenterday
Menasha Lodge of Elks
Kilkee’ Hall
George Smith
Clark Hospital
Joseph Ottman
Milwaukee
Hubert Haetioger
Residanta
Circuit Court Resumes With Dismissal In Oshkosh Suit
Circuit court reconvened after a recess to dismiss the Anna Schleef versus city of Oshkosh damage suit without costs aside from clerk fees. The case stemmed from a September 28, 1911 sidewalk fall on Pearl Street. A separate matter involved a printing bill dispute and a jury selection in the Duggan versus Cowling et al case. The Sixta and Martin versus Ontonagon Valley Land Co. verdict was sealed and opened in the afternoon after the Duggan matter.
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Anna Schleef
Oshkosh
Pearl Street
Michael Duggan Ve. W. C. Cowling
IC. Sixta
James J. Martin
Ontonagon Valley Land Company
Ceare
Audge Burnell
Duggan
Manitowoc
Union and Southern Pacific Seek Dissolution of Merger
A sharp split has arisen between Union Pacific and Southern Pacific over dissolving their merger in Washington. Southern Pacific agrees to surrender Central Pacific to Union Pacific, aiming to confine disintegration there. Attorney General McReynolds weighs whether Central Pacific should be acquired by Southern Pacific or kept apart.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Southern Paritle
Central Pacific
Union Pany
W Kersham
Stsekt
Supreme Court
Ik Reea
McResnolds
Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pacific
McReynolds
Has Millennium Arrived at Chicago Labor Scene
Construction workers employed by United States Steel in Gary Indiana reportedly refused to continue work after a foreman received a document indicating a new era of labor demands. The group, recently hired at ten hour shifts earning fifty cents an hour, halted operations as the question of a millennium of labor reforms sparked debate.
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Associated Press
Thicaga
Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Ifty
Wedded to Polish Count in Cathedral Ceremony
Miss Louie Warfeld daughter of former Gov Edwin Warfeld married Count Wladimir Jedochowski of Poland today at the brides parents residence with Rev Dr William A L Pietcher officiating. Cardinal Gibbons attended and blessed the couple.
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Tenlae
Engagement of Seneca Woman to Paris Wine Magnate
The engagement of Mixx Frances Scoville of Seneca to Walter De Mamm of Paris, a millionaire wine manufacturer and sportsman, was announced to Seneca friends of the bride-to-be in May.
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Associated Press
May
Mixx Frances Scoville
Seneca
Walter de Mamm
Paris
Millonaire
Am? Sportsman
Republicans to discuss reorganization of congressional committee
Washington D C May 7 House Republicans will confer tonight about reorganization of the congressional committee. The petition for the call was drafted by Republicans urging a reorganization and favor the election of Representative Gardner of Massachusetts as chairman. The Gardner men declare they favor a more progressive attitude on the present committee.
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Washington, D. C
May
House
Congression
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Gardner
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