Medical ethics code praised by Green Lake doctor
Dr J Moore defends a medical ethics code as a guiding standard while noting quirks in its rules. He cites consultant confidentiality and patient rights, laments mystified medical language, praises honest practitioners, and condemns vanity, quackery, and aloofness in the profession.
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Heress
J. Moore
The
King Medical Society
Moore
Dr Moore
Green Lake
Dr. Moore
North End
Man in Battle Trenches in the Siege of Omagat
The mali from Mexico reports that W. M. Darborough, staff photographer and correspondent of the Scripps papers, has covered both federal and rebel lines in the siege of Ojinaga, the latest major clash of the rebellion with rebels frantically attacking the city.
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Mexico
W. MH. Darborough
Scripps
Ojinaga
Darborough
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Perfect Women as Nation Need Warns Eugenics Leader
Dr D A Sargent of Harvard warns at a eugenics conference in Battle Creek that 24 percent of married women and 27 percent of college graduates cannot bear children. He links poverty, work strain, and luxury living to race decline and urges women to be more perfectly developed for the race. An unrelated note mentions port district bonds worth 1,260,000 dollars sold to buyers N W Halsey & Co.
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Battle Creek
Mich
D. A. Sargent
Heminway Gymnasium
Warvard
America
New England
Sargent
Vermont
Greece
Rome
N. W. Halsey & Co
Kellogg Calls For Human Stock Shows And Pedigrees
In Attle Creek Michigan on January 10 Dr J H Kellogg urged recording human pedigrees including physical mental and moral traits. He supported blue ribbons for perfectly developed individuals and suggested a eugenic pedigree book to register people and their children.
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Attle Creek
Mich
J. H. Kellogg
Ing
Pennant Coupon Offers Billie Burke Pennants This Week
The Star office and its branches offer Flowers Pennants and Northwestern Photo Supply Co advertise a Pennant sale featuring Billie Burke and stage beauty designs. Pennants cost 20 cents in person or 25 cents by mail with orders addressed to The Star Main Branch.
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Star Office
Northwestern Photo Supply Co., Inc
Eastma MN Kodak Co
Second Ave
Villa Begins Grim Job of Taking Ojinaga
Gen Villa proceeds with a steady, determined assault on Ojinaga as the garrison holds a strong hilltop position. Salazar and Orozco have entrenched their lines admirably while dawn reveals rebel progress toward the defenses and reinforcements march toward the front.
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Villa
Ojinaga
Presidio, Tex
Salazar
Orozco
Chihuahua City
Tugboats search sea for distressed schooner off Cape Flattery
In a gale, the American schooner William P. Garms is reported dismasted and leaking about 100 miles off Cape Flattery. Tugboats Tatoosh Tyee and Lorne, and U S revenue cutter Snohomish, search for the vessel with a 10 man crew. The Crescent, damaged in the same gale, flagged the distress at Clatsop Bay after departing Coupeville, Washington. The Garms is owned by Olson & Mahoney of San Francisco and sailed December 28 from Coupeville.
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Tatoosh
Tyee
Lorne
Puget Sound Tuxboat Co
Cape Flattery
William P. Garms
Cape
United States Revenue
Snohomish
Noah Tiny
Clatlam Bay
Crescent
Gartmen
Olson & Mahoney
San Francisco
Coupeville
Wash
New Year Eve Firefight Across Ojinaga Front
Staff photographer reports the furious New Year’s Eve battle near Ojinaga with over 6 000 federal troops and rebels clashing under thunderous cannon and machine gun fire. Shells and gas filled the air as residents fled toward Presidio while Major McNamee warned Ortega to stop firing toward American soil.
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Ojinaga
Villa
la Mesa
Rio Grande
Presidio
Major McNamee
U. S
Phresidio
Ortega
Generala Mecado
Castro
Salazar
Orozco
McNamee
Mexico
Renton Miners Return as Strike Ends at Renton Mine
The Renton coal mine strike affecting over a hundred workers at Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Co. is officially ended by the United Mine Workers local. Denny Benton mine, smaller, will reopen next week. 20 men employed. Union dissolution follows non recognition and discrimination waiver.
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Renton
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
United Mine Workers
Martin J. Slyvik
Denny Benton
Billy Sunday May Come Here Revival Proposed in Seattle
Rev Billy Sunday ex baseball star and evangelist may be invited by the Ministers federation to visit Seattle for a revival. A committee on evangelism considers arranging a tabernacle meeting to be held in the city at the earliest opportunity.
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Billy” Sunday
Ministers’ Federation
Seattle
Committee On Evangelism
Early Robins Arrive in Seattle’s Frink Park Area
In Seattle’s Frink Park neighborhood a large flock of robins appeared on a Friday marking the earliest recorded rush of robins in the city. Usually arriving in February, this sizable early migration suggests a premature spring signal for residents and wildlife watchers.
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Howdy
Cock Robin
Frink Park
Seattle
Judge rules disorderly conduct for Fo gel case
New York January 10 Judge Swann held that disorderly conduct was the proper charge against Lawrence Fogel who invited Th Hardwick to drink and then gave him grape juice.
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New York
Forget It Judge Wood Should Withdraw From Seattle Mayor Bid
The Star urges Judge W D Wood to end his mayoral candidacy for the good of Seattle. It recalls his prior resignation from the chief executive post and notes his later role with The Trustee Co, selling stock. The paper states the business was not a financial success and suggests private citizenship would better preserve his peace of mind.
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Judge
Seattle
The
Star
W. D. Wood
Judge Wood
They Buried Her Yesterday
A Green Lake man alleges his seven year old daughter Lil ly Pruzan died at Noble hospital after a second appendix operation. He accuses a local medical trust of masking a failed procedure and claims a downtown specialist was prevented from operating.
Court summons over diamonds from dead man's estate
Mrs. Ella Hosse of 708 Seventh Ave is ordered to show cause Monday why she should not yield $4,000 in diamonds and jewelry to Arthur Burke administrator of Thomas Burke’s estate of Springfield HL. Burke says items were pledges for loans and she kept them after the death in Seattle.
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Ella Hosee
Arthur Burke
Thomas Burke
Springfield
Seattle
Hosse
Forgery Suspect Pleads Guilty in Prison Elopement Case
W C Winegard also known as W F Gordon and S A Wright the Phil andering Penman pleaded guilty to forgery. Judge Mackintosh sentenced him to five to twenty years at Walla Walla after his elopement with the warden's wife from San Quentin.
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W. C. Winegard
W. F. Gordon
S. A. Wright
Penman
San Quentin Prison
Mackintosh
Walla Walla
Conference of Citizens Fails to Endorse Mayor Candidacy
After five ballots at the Henry building the conference of citizens adjourned without endorsement. The 51 attendees split between Judge Moore and Judge W. B. Wood as Moore led in four ballots, with a final vote of 24 to 19 after restricting ballots to the two. Wood planned further talks with Moore, potentially leaving public life.
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W. H. Moore
Henry Building
Judge Moore
W. B. Wood
Wood
Moore
Dilling
Pigott
Otto A. Case
Homer Hill
George B. Worley
Judge Winsor
J. Trenholme
Austin E. Griffiths
Joe Smith
George H. Rummens
Judge Wood
Hildur Fiord Thue Captivates Oslo Audience Friday Night
Hildur Fiord Thue touring the world sang to a fond reception at Odd Yellows hall Friday night. She performed as the soloist at a Norway sponsored event by the Norwegian offering society, drawing a large crowd of countrymen and women.
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Hildur Fiord Thue
Odd Yellows’ Hall
oo + of
Norway
Norwegian Offing Society
Enormous 905-Pound Man Rescued From Window by Police
In Chicago on January 10 Willian Russell weighing 905 pounds became stuck in a window during a raid. Officers had to strip his clothing to free him.
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Chicago
Willian Russell
Po- Neemen
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