Eleven Seattle Doctors Named Fellows of ACS
Eleven Seattle physicians will receive honorary fellow status from the American College of Surgeons. The group, en route to Chicago, includes Drs James B. Eagleson Frank L. Horsfall Park Weed Willis Bruce Elmore G. M. Horton H. Eugene Allen A. C. Bates N. D. Pontius R. D. Forbes Alfred Raymond and Milton G. Sturgis. The college was formed last May by 500 top physicians nationwide.
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American College of Surgeons
Chicago
James B. Eagleson
Frank L. Horsfall
Park Weed Willis
Bruce Elmore
G. M. Horton
H. Eugene Allen
A. C. Bates
N. D. Pontius
R D. Forbes
Alfred Raymond
Milton G. Sturgis
Panama Officer Declines New York Police Chief Post
Col Goe thals stated he would not accept the New York police commissioner role even if offered, in Panama on November 10.
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Panama
Col. Goethals
New York Police
Casecarets Liver Headache Remedy Ad
Advertisement for Casecarets claims to cleanse the liver and bowels overnight. It touts relief from bilious symptoms and a sweet taste for children, suggesting a 10 cent box from a druggist for months of stomach relief.
Gompers Report Urges Labor Act Push via Congress
Samuel Gompers and the AFL executive council report a remarkable rise in organized labor strength with 2.054 million official members and over 969 strikes affecting 294,236 workers. They urge passage of injunction limits, minimum wage for women and minors, creation of federal health and safety bodies, and active lobbying in the next Congress.
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A.fp
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Gorm Pera
Congress
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Ita
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Safety
Federal Bureau of Health
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Senate
Popular Government League
Washington, D. C
National Association of Manufacturers
Philippines
Chinese Students Arouse Labor Ire at Immigration Conference
Charles Perry Taylor condemned University of Washington Chinese student classes and their dispersal to compete with American labor. The Western conference passed a resolution to broaden the Chinese exclusion act to include all Asians and urged Congress to require language literacy for entry, a vetoed Taft proposal.
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University of Washington Regenta
Charles Perry Taylor
Toney
Taylor
Congress
Paul Scharrenberg
California Federation of Labor
Taft
Wilson Gives News on Mexico Through Washington
President Wilson maintains no new Mexican policy and has not closed the door on Huerta or opened it to Carranza. He hopes diplomacy may force terms while delaying a formal Congress message. Lind has not delivered a final report and no belligerency recognition is planned for at least a week.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Washington Administration
United States
Wilson
Congress
John Lind
Convention Gossip at A F L Convention in Seattle
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson attends the A F L gathering at the New Richardson hotel while President Gompers and other leaders discuss strikes and wage disputes. Charles H. Moyer and John Mitchell of the Miners foster talks to ease long running miners and operators conflicts in Renton and Nanaimo. Immigration Commissioner Caminetti plans to seek steamship support for a bill restricting Hindu immigration to the coast.
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William B. Wilson
Seattle
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Richmond
Gompers
Bill
Wilson
Sam
Renton Coal Mines
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
A. Caminett
Congress
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
A vintage advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims meals become tolerable, stomach regulation returns, and relief arrives in about five minutes, with a large case costing fifty cents at drug stores.
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Mulona
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises To Darken Grays
An old style advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cheap 50 cent tonic to darken gray hair naturally. It claims even application with a sponge or brush, fading grays by morning and leaving hair glossy and full, while also removing dandruff and preventing hair loss.
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Wyeth
Jonce
Blizzard Rages East as Snow Halts Trains and Ships
A sweeping blizzard battered 10 states from New York to Illinois with high winds and heavy snow. Ohio cities like Cleveland Akron Canton faced major isolation while lakefront damage in Chicago reached about 500000 dollars. Telegraph lines failed and travelers were stranded as Trans Atlantic ship traffic battled mountainous seas.
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Canton
Ohio
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Indiana
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Maryland
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Elkins
W. Va
Boston
Canada
Vilas Johnson Freed Over Contempt Charge Case
Vilas Johnson, a traveling salesman detained on a contempt charge for alleged remarks about the federal jury in the navy pay case, was dismissed by Judge Neterer. Johnson denied the charge. Miss Clara Sedor, present at the Washington Annex, claimed her remark There goes the parade was misheard as parasites by the jury.
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Navy
Neterer
Johnson
Clara Sedor
Hifd
Washington Annex
Second Honor Camp Planned Near Kalama
NEW HONOR CAMP OLYMPIA Nov 10 The second honor camp for prisoners is tentatively set to be built two miles south of Kalama in Cowlitz County. Camp No 1 has operated for two months with no escapes recorded.
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Olympia
Kalama
Cowlitz County
Labor Leader Denounces Church's Labor Apathy in Sermon
James W. Kline president of the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers preached at University Methodist Episcopal church calling the church indifferent to labor issues. He linked liquor concerns to broader labor problems and urged equal crosses for rich and poor. Other AFL leaders spoke at Trinity Baptist tabernacle and Green Lake churches noting sympathy for labor, child labor bans, and fair wages.
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International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers
University Methodist Episcopal Church
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Trinity Baptist Tabernactie
John HB. Lennon
Federation
Green Lake Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign office denies treaty rumor from Tokyo
The foreign office in Tokyo denies a newspaper report that the Mikado seeks to annul the Anglo treaty, refuting circulating diplomatic rumors.
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Torio
Foreign Office
How You May Throw Away Your Glasses
A warning about overusing eyeglasses and a dubious home remedy. The ad claims Optona drops in water can strengthen eyes and remove the need for glasses, urging readers to visit a drugstore for the prescription and use it daily. It touts miraculous improvements for astigmatism and other eye disorders, a bold health claim from a period advertisement.
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Optona
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