Blair and Glasscock in scramble over Republican ticket
Fragmented account of Blair Glasscock rivalry and Dawson role in the Republican ticket. Mentions presses to split support, Senate secrecy, and governor’s stance on Hiss bribery comments amid Democratic party critique by Silas Smith.
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Cowardly remark sparks outcry over presidential ideals
In Springfield Massachusetts on Saturday a letter cites a cowardly remark attributed to Moe Wilson of New Jersey and Doe aspires to the presidency. The Democratic committee of the county is challenged for its stance.
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Moe" Wilson
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New Jersey Passes Compulsory Tuberculosis Segregation Law
The New Jersey legislature, signed by Governor Wilson, enacts a statute allowing courts to order compulsory segregation of tuberculosis patients who refuse state health regulations, deeming them a public health menace. If patients defy institutional rules, they may be restrained or isolated to protect others.
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al Association For the Study and Prevention
United States
New Jersey
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Peace Day Bulletin and Tuberculosis Controls Discussed
A Maryland city adopts a compulsory removal ordinance for consumptives and argues isolation when needed. A Peace Day bulletin from the U S Bureau of Education warns war debts and armament costs consume nations, costing billions yearly. Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews helped prepare the bulletin. Mrs. Charles Long and Virginia visit West Union.
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Charles Long
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Bowling News Scores and Financial Ledger Fragments
Local bowling scores show Bis and Bailey of Wheeless totaling 703 pins while Douglas of Grafton won the individual event. The report shifts to financial ledgers with bank assets, deposits, and notices from Uniontown and Bridgeport banks, including sworn statements dated 1912 and 1919 detailing capital, surplus, loans, and deposits.
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Norman D. Sutton
Norman D. Satmon
J.N. Wilkinson
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