Progress in cancer treatment reported by Urological Association
In St Louis on May 22 the American Urological Association opened its convention. Roentgen rays and medium dose therapy were discussed as part of cancer treatment progress. Dr William Belfield of Chicago and Dr Herman Ll of Chicago were highlighted for contributions to the field. Over 500 specialists attend as clinics are arranged at local hospitals for further sessions.
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St. Louis
Urological” Association
Thureday
Umpus
Marott Rochester
Minn
Reed
William Belfield
Chicago
Herman
St. “Louis
United States
Senorita Cleared in Card Game Killing Case at Trial
Hortensia Cortes of Menigo City was acquitted by a jury of murdering Jose Concepcion Saucedo after testifying she killed him following a wild party and a life betting card game. Supporters protested when dissenting judge Suan Correa Nieto indicated appeal.
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Associated Press
Menigo Cily
Senorita Hortensiz Cortes
Jose Concepcion Saucedo
Equor
Ahidge
Suan Correa Nieto
Uncle Holds Girl in Jail to Stop Runaways
A 12 year old girl was taken to the county jail by Detectives to curb her habit of running away. The guardian claimed she cannot stay at home and will return after short absences, prompting police to assist in locating her during her departures.
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Ford
U S Women Debut at Buckingham Palace Court Opening
The first court of the season at Buckingham Palace saw eight American debutantes presented to Queen Mary. Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton led the group in silver gowns set with diamonds and pearls as 700 guests arrived by car along the Mall before the formal ceremony.
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Byniegsah Barrier
London
Buckingham Palace
Alanson B. Houghton
Queen Mary
Palace
Miss Ruth Carroll Dies in Milwaukee Hospital Fall
Miss Ruth Carroll a 21 year old student nurse fell 49 feet from the third floor elevator shaft at Milwaukee Hospital. The Associated Press reports the tragedy occurred May 22 in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Associated ‘Press
Milwaukee
Ruth Carroll
Milwaukee Hospital
Coolidge Accepts Invitation to Speak at Washington Anniversary
President Coolidge has accepted an invitation to speak at the 150th anniversary celebration of George Washington taking command of the Continental Army at Cambridge. Major Edward Quinn of Cambridge delivered the acceptance at the White House on May 22.
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Washington
Coolidge
George Washington
Continental Army
Cambridge
Edward Quinn
White House
Samuel Appleton Dies at St Louis
Samuel Appleton, 3, grandson of Daniel Webster and longtime editor of West Publishing Company in St Paul, dies in St Louis. He was born in Boston to Julia Webster, daughter of the famed orator.
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Samuel Appleton
Daniel Webster
The
West Publishing Company
St. Paul
Boston
Julia Webster
Heat Kills Track Fixer at St Louis
St Louis records its first heat fatality of 1920 as 47 year old Charles Smith dies at a hospital after falling ill while working with a car track repair crew. The temperature reached 91 degrees, the warmest May 21 on record according to the weather bureau.
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ST. Louis
Charles Smith
Smith
Weather Bureau
Plant Juice touted as cure for severe stomach issues
Mrs A D Willis of Shreveport la says Plant Juice eased a fermentation and gas problem that caused bloating breathlessness and chest pressure. She reports improved digestion, sleep, taste and energy after using Plant Juice and endorses it to others. Sold in San Antonio by Summers stores and widely by druggists.
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A. D. Willis
Shreveport
Linwood Avenue
Jeng
Tam
San Antonio
Arrests Made After St. Joseph Lash Incident
Police hold three men Kenneth Warren Ray Thome and John E Holt all of St Joseph as suspects in a flogging at Spring Garden school on the Sparta road. Floyd Atha 24 was tied to a tree and beaten but not believed to be seriously harmed. Motive unclear with domestic trouble suggested.
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ST. Joseph
St.Joseph
Floyd Atha
Spring Garden
Sparta Road
Kenneth Warren
Ray Thome
John E. Holt
Atha
Rum runners peddle liquor to incoming ships
New York May 22 Rum runners driven to bold methods by the coast guard blockade now peddle their wares to incoming steamers. Captain Frederick M. Bertsche of the excursion boat Express docked in Brooklyn after a trip from Baltimore said the Express was about 40 miles out from the lower Jersey coast last night when a small boat stopped them and offered to sell liquor cheap. The rum runners continued to offer goods for some time.
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New York
Coast Guard
Frederick M. Bortsehe
Express
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Bertsche
Lower Jersey
Alwayle
Gambling Resumes in Nogales Defying Governor’s Ban
Gambling reopened at concessions across the Nogales border despite Governor Alejo Bey of Sonora orders. American customs officials planned to close the border at night after open gaming resumed following prior stoppage when Bey ordered a halt to traffic between 9 p m and 8 a m.
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Nogales
Alejo Bey
Sonora
Mexico City
Bey
Haustecha Oil Plant Runs Again After Strike
Work resumed at the Flunateca Petroleum Company camps and transportation department after a general federation strike against a rival labor group. Refining plants restarted, though at a reduced scale.
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Mexico City
Flunateca Petroleum Company
General Federation of Workers
Riral
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