Health officials warn New York quarantine may be imposed
Prompted by a virulent infantile paralysis outbreak, health officials fear strict quarantine measures. Authorities say carriers can be healthy yet spread the disease and dust may carry the germs, prompting dust control and isolation of each case. Nurses are scarce and police enforce quarantines, with theatres and churches potential closures.
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New York
Massachusetts
Charles F. Boldman
Health Department
Monkeys Sought as Aid in Infantile Paralysis Study
New York July 11 hampered by shortage of monkeys for experiments may delay solving infantile paralysis mysteries. A national appeal to zoos is being considered as quarantines and shipping embargoes slow new apes. Secretary Houston lifted the embargo on a large Manila shipment, but a month is needed before arrival, while efforts push to speed Central American shipments.
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New York
Houston
Manila
Central America
New York Fines Hit 1 000 Citizens in Sanitary Crackdown
Nearly 1 000 citizens were fined for violating sanitary laws as New York continues a vast clean up. Health Commissioner Emerson praised progress despite rising epidemic cases and deaths. Officials said hospital capacity is ample for all patients and staffing remains sufficient. Parents of infected children face the hardest challenge in agreeing to hospital treatment for their babies.
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New York
Emerson
Boys Arrested In Jewelry Burglary Case
Leland Churchill 15 and Bruce Gage 16 are in custody at the city detention home Tuesday over a burglary at attorney W. W. Wilshire’s home at 202 Harvard Ave and the theft of 400 dollars in jewelry.
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Leland Churchill
Bruce Gage
W. W. Wilshire
Harvard Ave
Hammond to Speak at Ballard Republican Meeting Tonight
Frank KE. Hammond, a Republican congressional candidate, will address the Ballard Republican club at Junction Hall in tonight's open meeting. The event aims to rally support and discuss campaign issues.
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Frank KE. Hammond
Congress
Ballard
Republican Club
Junction Hall
City Council Allocates Funds For Special Police And Bridge Work
The city council approved 1600 dollars for special policemen salaries tied to the dock strike and paving orders for Alkiave. An additional 2000 dollars covers signature verification for initiative petitions. Bridge approach right of way costs come from the bridge fund, 42000 dollars in condemnation costs. United Spanish War Veterans of Washington and Alaska invited to their 11th annual meeting here.
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Alkiave
15Th Ave. M. W. Canal
United Spanish War Veterans of
Washington
Alaska
British Troops Take Contaimai and Mametz Wood
British forces storm Contaimai near Albert and take 189 German prisoners. In Mametz wood, fighting yields 296 prisoners as Haig reports the wood largely in Allied hands.
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London
Contaimaison
Albert
Haig
Mametz Wood
Austrians Sink 4 or 5 British Patrol Boats Off Otranto
The Austrian cruiser Novara engaged a group of four or five armored British patrol boats at dawn off Otranto Road. All were destroyed by Novara fire with three sinking after boiler explosions. nine British sailors were rescued. The engagement occurred in the Strait of Otranto between Italy and Albania.
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Berlin
Sayville
Novara
Otranto
Otranto Road
Strait of
Adriatic
Ionian
Italy
Albania
Verdun Attack Resumes as German Forces Push
German troops renew a powerful assault northeast of Verdun after dawn, advancing up to 200 yards in trench systems between Fleury and the Chenois wood. French counterattacks east of Beillon and near Vehron and Lusse halt further gains as French forces regain ground north of Fontanelle.
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Paris
Verdun
Fleury
Chenois Wood
War Office
Lorraine
Beillon
Vehron
Lusse
Fontanelle
Thieves Loot U S Mail Box In Early Morning Theft
Patrolman H. J. Hansen found a mailbox at 14th avenue and Madison street cracked open at 1 50 a m on Tuesday. Postal cards and letters lay scattered as thieves sorted contents on the spot. The mail collected from the sidewalk was taken to the central post office.
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H. J. Hansen
14Th Ave
Madison St
Central Post Office
Six Progressives Named to GOP National Campaign Panel
New York July 11 six progressives were named today on the Republican National Campaign Committee. The roster includes John T Adams Iowa Rep Everett Colby New Jersey Pro William
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New York
Republican National Campaign Committee
John T. Adams
Iowa
Everett Colby
New Jersey
William
Medford Backs Municipal Railroad to Blue Ledge District
Medford celebrated its vote to authorize a municipal railroad to the Blue Ledge mining district with flags and bunting. The ballot totaled 1000 to 3386, supporting a line to spur copper and gold deposits and attract capital. tungsten is also reported in commercial quantities nearby.
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Medford
Polla
Blue Ledge
Baby Abduction Probe Shifts To Seattle For Clues
Detectives hunted Tuesday for a six month old abducted infant taken two months earlier from Anna Schneider of San Leandro California. A Seattle postmarked letter to the mother claimed the child was in good hands and Lulu Day is named as the alleged abductor.
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Seattle
Anna Schneider
Joaquin Ave
San Leandro
Cal
University of Washington President invited to Alaska visit
At a banquet last night university alumni and students passed resolutions inviting President Suzzallo of the University of Washington to visit Alaska in Juneau. The invitation highlights continued ties between the university and Alaska regions.
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Juneau
Suzzallo
University of Washington
Alaska
Spangler Killed in Collision Near North Yakima
William Spangler, 60, died from injuries after being struck by a vehicle in North Yakima. The accident occurred on July 11 and led to an investigation into the circumstances and alleged vehicle involvement. Local authorities released the preliminary details as the case moves toward inquiries.
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North Yakima
Wm. Spangler
Inquest Planned After Yakima Auto Incident
An automobile accident near Yakima involved a vehicle driven by Ernest D. Fear, president of the Yakima Improvement Club. An inquest will be held to determine the circumstances and cause of the incident.
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Ernest D. Fear
Yakima
Pyorrhea Treatment Reduced At Edwin J Brown Dental Office
During July teeth cleaning is offered at 1.00 and Pyorrhea treatment ranges from 2 to 10 dollars. Edwin J Brown DDS promotes 25 years in practice with 15 year guarantee. Office hours include evenings until 8 and Sundays to accommodate workers. Phone 3640.
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Edwin J. Brown
Seattle
Washington
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