Southern Medical Association session agendas in New Orleans
The Southern Medical Association holds sectional meetings in New Orleans with Dr. Charles P. Minor delivering the opening address. Debates critique indiscriminate tonsil removal in adults and discuss electrical treatment for pneumonia and the aging question, urging better support for southern medical schools.
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New Orleans
Southern Medical Association
Charles P. Minor
Asheville
N. G
Minor
Southern Statisticians
I. J. Moorman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Trial of Mrs Nitti Crudelle Delayed One Week
Mrs Sabine Nitti Crudelle, awaiting freedom on murder charges in the death of her first husband James Nitti, sees her case postponed a week as the Supreme Court orders a new trial but the state plans to dismiss after key witnesses are unavailable.
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Slayer
Chicago
Sabrile Nitti Crudelle
James Nitti
Peter Crudelle
Supreme Court
Maurder
Magirnis Sentenced to One Year and Fined $560
Nick Magirnis, sought since 1916 after a counterfeit guilty finding, was sentenced in federal court in Mobile to one year and a day in jail and a $560 fine. The case and related details were reported with references to federal authorities and the secret service.
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Nick Magirnis
Mobile
Ala
Nick Maginis
Auatta Oweryond
Pheit Maginos
Metax
United S Dee
Lothrough
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted As Health Boosters
Advert shows cod liver oil tablets as a easy to take vitamin rich health boost for all ages. Claims include weight gain and improved appetite with testimonials and money back promise. Sold by Wagner Drug Co and Sommers Deng Store for sixty cents a box of 60 tablets.
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McCoy's
Wagner Drug Co
Mel Deng Store
Gas Blast Fatal to Arkansas Boy
El DoradoArkansas five year old Keary McWilliams son of a pumper in Standard Oil camp was killed when a gasoline fire from a dropped match ignited an open hole in a gasoline drum. The mother sustained burns but is recovering.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Keary McWilliams
Blaze costs life of governor's widow Moss
Mrs. Mattie Porcher Moss widow of the late Bo Me Sweeney of canal died when her clothing caught fire from an open fireplace in her hotel room.
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Hampton
Mattie Porcher Moss
Bo Me Sweeney
Canal
Retired Infantry First Sergeant James Flanagan
First Sergeant James Flanagan of the Ninth Infantry was retired from the Army after a lengthy service record. He reenlisted after an initial discharge and served in the Second Infantry, then the Corps of Engineers, with later assignments to the Ninth Infantry at Fort Sam Houston. He served in the Philippine Islands during the insurrection and accompanied the Sixth.
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James Planagan
Ninth Infantry
Second Infantry
Corps of Engineers
Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Nv Flanagan
Phippine Islands
Clothing and Gum Taken by Thieves.
Police report several jetty thefts on Monday night. A case of chewing gum was stolen from H. Dickson at 110 Solisa Street. A suit case full of clothing was taken from a car owned by T 2 Company of Sutherland Springs in the 200 block of East Crockett Street. A coat was taken from R L McVey near the First Baptist Church. Amada Marias said a man entered her room behind 320 North Petreet and stole $25.
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H. Dickson
Solisa Street
T 2 Company
Sutherland
Springs
East Crockett Street
R. L. McVey
First Baptist Church
Amada Marias
North Petreet
Infantry to France During World War
A World War I service note reports an infantryman from Pennsylvania who traveled to France after enlisting, detailing his home state before joining the Army.
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France
Pennsylvania
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