AMA Denounces Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure at Minneapolis Meet
The American Medical Association criticized Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis remedy as unethical and a public misstep. The Texas Medical Association joined in denouncing the commercialization and urged tests to establish value before selling. Fee splitting by physicians also faced a full assault with a proposed ban on guilty members.
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The
American Medical Association
Friedmann
Minneapolis
W. B. Russ
Board of Health
Texas Medical Association
United States
Russ
Association
Physicians and Surgeons
Judicial Council of the
House of Delegates
Washington police plan sun shades for traffic squad posts
The chief of the Washington police department proposes large sun shades for traffic officers in the busy streets. An officer stationed in front of the treasury building is shown at his post where the shade is being tested as an experiment.
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Washington Police Department
Washington
Treasury Building
Self Made Man Succeeds Taussig On Galveston Rail Line
R C Watkins, longtime railway laborer and later office engineer, becomes acting superintendent then full superintendent of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad after J E Taussig resigns. President Scott notes the rise of young, energetic leaders as Oklahoma Creek Nation oil discoveries boost land value. Taussig moves to New Orleans to join Gould lines.
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R. C. Watkins
Taussig
J. E. Taussig
Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonio
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Watkins
Scott
Houston
New Orleans
Gould Lines
New Liquor Laws Go Into Effect July First
Three major liquor statutes become law on Tuesday July 1 including 9 30 pm closing rule shipments from wet to dry areas and city saloon district powers Violations carry criminal penalties while wholesalers must file quarterly sworn reports showing gross receipts and pay half of one percent to the state.
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Colquitt
United States Internal Revenue
Independence Day Celebration by Holy Name Society
The Holy Name Society plans a July fourth social and reunion in St Marys Park from 7 to 11 PM with patriotic speeches and amusements. Proceeds aid the St Vincent de Paul Society for the poor and sick. In Heckscherville Pa the Anchor colliery will drain an underground lake at five million gallons per day using drains from nearby Thomaston works. Buck Mountain vein remains untapped, promising large high grade coal output.
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Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Park
St. Mary’s School
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Anchor
Heckscherville
Thomaston
Buck Mountain
The Economical Pavements and The Modern Pavements Ad
Advertisement highlights Granitord and Granocrete as economical pavement options. Promotes durable surfaces and cost efficiency for roads and pathways with emphasis on modern materials and long lasting performance.
Galveston Grain Receipts Rise as Season Opens
The chief grain inspector reports Galveston wheat receipts up to June 1 totaling 11,877,814 bushels. Local dealers expect to double last season, while major grain firms visit to assess shipment facilities. Elevators are being upgraded and ships prepared for a busy grain season. Cotton exports from May show Galveston leading with over a quarter of US total, while nine month totals across all ports reach 8,171,377 bales with Galveston at 3,640,194.
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Galveston
Tex
United States
Armour & Company
Veral
Department of Commerce and Labor
San Antonio Kennel Club Formed In Launch Meeting
The San Antonio Kennel Club will organize at 8 pm Wednesday in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium with officers elected and a constitution adopted. A dog show is planned for opening, inviting local dog owners to bring pets to gauge initial club activity. Notable backers include Halff, Terrell, Kingsley, and Wor thley among others. New Bedford water department adds motor trucks.
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San Antonio Kennel Club
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonians
Henry L. Halff
Chester Terrell
W. B. Kingsley
W. B. Tuttle
Oscar Worthley
al Frank
Stanley Miller
Dr. Rhea
C. C. Lees
C. 8. Tatum
W. J. Furlong
Oscar Ochs
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Panamas
Bangkoks
Frank Bros
Commerce Street
Main Plaza
Alamo Plaza
Stein-Bloch
Strouse Bros
Kuppenheimer
L. System
Paris
Boston
San’ Antonio
Alamo Pdaza
Turtle
French Republic
M. Poincare
Legion of Honor
France
MM. Thiers
Loubet
London
Richard Sydvester
Creek River
Oklahoma
Department of the Interior
HALE
St. Mary's Park
DOG Fanciers
New Bedford
Mass
G. A. Duerler Mfc. CO
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