Kitchener Death Follows Two World War Milestones
London reports Lord Kitchener has died just after completing two epoch making tasks. He built the largest volunteer army in history and shifted Britain from voluntary to compulsory service for the war. The piece lauds his leadership, organizational genius, and the national mobilization culminating in universal service.
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National leprosarium bill advances in Senate
Washington June 17. Congress moves toward a national home for lepers with a Senate committee recommending passage of Senator Ransdell's bill to spend 250000 for a leprosarium. Investigations show leprosy increasing in the United States due to expanded tropical contact after the Spanish American War and experts testified on the spread.
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Leprosy in United States Calls for Segregation and Homes
A Senate committee report warns hundreds of leprosy cases in major cities and many more travelers in contact daily. It urges humane treatment and a federally supported leprosy home to control spread, noting 500 to 2,500 cases and three existing leprosy institutions.
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Osaka Mayor Plans Big Purse for Aviator Comeback
Osaka aims a thousand dollar purse to lure Art Smith back to Japan after a mob attack in which he fled the city. The incident sparked editorials and sermons on youth sportsmanship, while courts punished rioters led by Ikoma. The turmoil followed a 1:30 p.m. to 10 a.m. time change miscommunication.
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How Useless Girls Are Today Tica
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger features a spoken clash where a girl asserts knowledge of needles while another taunts her. The exchange centers on a mock claim that needles are used to make the Graphophone flag.
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