Excessive Smoking of Cigarettes Kills New York Salesman
DENVER June 2 The first case for Feretified In Denver of a death due to smoking concerns Maury William Alder 60 a clothing salesman of New York who died at St Luke's hospital Monday after a five day illness following a business trip to Albany He arrived at the hospital in critical condition and died despite medical efforts The incident highlights smoking dangers and prompts warnings from authorities. Meanwhile Chicago reports the opening of a Mexican Bureau of Commerce office to support trade with the Midwest and Denver authorities plan limited public health responses as confusion arises over local duties and budgets.
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Caherman
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Angeles Inge 3 Douglas Fairbanks Jr Visit Father Tale
Inge Douglas Fairbanks Jr arrived last night to see his father as his mother now married Jane Brann Groker of New York and Pittsburgh. A divorce decree in November allowed limited contact. Jedtre hid work coastward and Mr Evens accompanied the file wire. Doug Jr will join his father at the Weather’s Heweriy Flate Kotte. Milk bottles not to be wasted with cretonne hints of AF material. A mystery ink and oil affair hints at wardrobe care and hat stand arrangements for closet shelves.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Janes Brann Groker
New Fork
Pitteberg
Benight
Evens
Doites, Jr
Cooperative Potato Seed Study To Boost Yields
J. has joined a joint effort with the United States Department of Agriculture to research beet varieties and seed potatoes. Professor Hyslop of the Agricultural College leads the program, growing multiple varieties for field tests to identify the best with low disease and high quality while teaching cultivation methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Hyslop
Hywopernaing
Peter
Germans Would Not Have Quit War, Says Leader
Berlin June 2 The Europa Press quotes Hrockdorff-Stanton saying if Germany had been defeated in October she would have kept fighting Even if we cannot fight now we can wait He asserts lord George Menon crim and Wilson are not forced to surrender the world’s fate and that open stations will prevail
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Germany
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Menoncrim
Wilson
Vale of World Ladies Anc
Rate Case Decided in Government's Favor
Government wins rate case reversing a South Dakota court ruling. The decision supports intrastate and interstate rate controls by the director general, affirming the government’s authority to regulate Northeast railroad and telephone charges. The ruling overturns the lower court’s injunctions and upholds the rights to set interstate rates.
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Corea
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Ig. Tavet
Cuprede Curt Tuy
Nean Dakota
South Dakota
Burleson
Supreme Court
Soldiers Deny Abuse of Hospital Privileges
A convalescing group at General Hospital No 40 on 400 Ateenal street told Post-Dispatch staff that wounded men have not abused privileges. They say privileges from other hospitals are not granted at Momital No 4 and allege convalescents are assigned to kitchen police duties, washing windows and mopping floors, affecting their leisure time and attendance at dances.
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General Hospital No 40
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Post-Dispatch
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War Production Details Show Postwar Material Orders
Washington May 21 The War Department reports large postarmistice material orders and quick ramp down of wartime production. Items include 976 7S military equipment 665.00 high explosive shells 2 751 000 road of armored vehicles and tanks 34 0% rifles and machine guns 115 000 rounds smokeless powder 2 617 one ton bodiers for hauling 234 9 400 pistol and 34 0% rifle cartridges 664 000 tin hut 347 000 del demodified Exfieldat 115 0e automatic pistols and 24 000 000 pounds ammonium nitrate. Most postwar deliveries occur after November 11. The War Department notes cancellation and remaining contracts total 356 006 900 as of November 9.
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Az Villers
War Department
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German skippers glad to see U S on Imperator voyage
At New York June 1 the liner Imperator docked with Commodore Thomas Kier and Captain Frederick Krug aboard. US Navy Captain John K Robinson led the American crew aiding the German officers amid a spirit of reunion after the war. One German sailor, once a mine sweeper, spent 20 minutes in the water before rescue.
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Reventh
Thomas Kier
Frederick Krose
Cleveland
Gentloe
John K. Robinson
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Kier
Brest
Hamburg
America
Seattle Blow Up Beavers Lose in Cellar Clash
In a tense cellar matchup Seattle sent Portland to a setback as Beavers outburst faltered in the fifth inning. Beavers fall 10 to 2 as Seattle capitalized at home, with key players Penner, Miker, Pulkenture, Malla, Behults and Jene contributing to the win.
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Ten Rite
Vortland
Beatie
Olan
Sacramento
Tatterive
Lokanevie
Penner
Miker
Pulkenture
Malla
Behults
Jene
Flirt Rumors Spark Juvenile Court Comment in Evanston
In Evanston a juvenile court official asserts that girls are inherently flirtatious, citing a 17 year old Milan Juet as an example. A concerned father laments his daughter's behavior while a female observer questions societal expectations and the consequences of failed marriages.
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Jimes
Mim Mery Hortelme
Evanston
Mary
Milan Juet
Art
Hho
Mien Martaime
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