German physician offers tuberculosis bacilli cure
Dr Friedmann arrives in New York aboard Kron Prinzessin Cecilie and agrees to demonstrate his tubercu losis cure using bacilli tested by the United States Marine Hospital Service. He turns over bacilli to the government and plans a public demonstration for TB patients. He denies a million dollar offer and says reward is only to fund wider testing. He is hosted by banker Finlay and dines at the Lotus Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
New YO
United Weent
Frederick F
United States Marine Hospital Service
Milton H. Foster
Kron Prinzess
Cecilie
Friedmann
Steanship
Friedman
Charles J. Vinlay
New York
Finlay
Ray Paris
Dr. Friedmann
Mr. Vinlay
Lotus Club
Franco American Day Observed in Paris Meeting
Paris observers say Franco American Day celebrated with French legislators present. Myron T. Herrick American ambassador to France spoke on exchange of commercial and economic ideas and noted a new diplomacy. James H. Hyde discussed intellectual relations among England France and the United States and proposed a trio alliance among liberal nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French International Arbitration Group
Myron, T. Herrick
France
United States
James H. Hyde
England
Fire at cabinet plant kills two workers in Louisville
Two P. Jacobson & Son cabinet factory employees Jacob Schulties and William Paul died in yesterday’s blaze that gutted the plant. The loss is estimated at $25,000 and fumes from varnish likely overpowered them before the flames consumed the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
P. Jacobson & Son
Jacob Schulties
William Paul
Real estate depart holds event on moderate pricing
The real estate department announces a seminar on moderate price housing options. Officials outline affordable listings and guidance for buyers.
Property sale prompts and client guidance note
Fragmentary note advising parties desiring to sell property to work with the firm for best results and mentions the sale of property. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
Romance ends as hotel manicurist quits marriage plan
Miss Sallie Smith, a New Haven hotel manicurist, agreed to marry Frank Hall of the Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co, but a message says Hall was heartbroken because his wife would not consent. Relatives refuse to discuss the sudden romance collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Haven
Sallie Smith
Taft
Senate Upholds 800 Dollar Minimum for Postal Jobs
Washington senators rejected a 720 dollar salary for postal clerks and mail carriers, restoring the 800 dollar minimum. Supporters argued higher wages are needed to cover living costs. opponents warned the public would pay the bill. Senator Ashurst cited a family cost of 768.54, while Cummins noted average private wages at about 500 dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office
House
Curtis, Cummins
Kenyon
Bristow
Ashurst
Cummins
Miller left no will in California estate filing
Joaquin Miller known as the poet of the Sierras left no will. His widow filed for letters of administration. She estimates his personal property at 1000 dollars and real property over 10000 dollars. Miller's estate is valued at 75000 dollars including rights on his works.
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Miller
Oakland
Cal
Joaquin Miller
The
Sierras
Piedmont Foothills
Fortune Telling Ad Promises Free Life Reading
A vintage style notice offers a free psychometric astrology reading from Prof. Raleigh in London. The ad requests full name address birth date and small fees for postage and return sending a typed life reading claiming to reveal past present and future insights for success in love money health and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Bedford St
London
W. C
Englland
Palmer Elected as Democratic Caucus Leader in Next Congress
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania is favored to chair the Democratic caucus in the forthcoming House session. President-elect Wilson, Democratic Leader Underwood, and other leaders back Palmer, who will be nominated March 5 for permanent presiding officer as Burleson steps down. Palmer leads tariff revision efforts and heads the mental schedule with tariff legislation pending.
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Associated Press
Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Democratic National
House of Representatives
Burleson
Cacus
Wilson
Palmer
Representative Underwood
Alabama
House
Ways and Means
Rural schools urged for equal care nationwide
Dr. Thomas S. Wood of Columbia College presented a National Council of Education report from Philadelphia urging strong sanitation in rural schoolrooms. The document notes rural schools educate fifty percent of US children and deserve careful oversight comparable to urban schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
National Council of Education
Thomas S. Wood
Columbia College
New York
United States
Rheumatic sufferers praise remedy with satisfaction
A reader testimonial from C B Lanham of Sattes West Virginia dated April 27 1942 extols a remedy named Rheuma or Rheuma praising its ability to drive rheumatic poison from the body and claim of a permanent cure with a money back offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Corpora
C. B. Lanham
Sattes, W. Va
Garibaldi reacts to Madero’s death at sea
General Giuseppe Garibaldi, grandson of the Italian liberator, arrived on the Kronprinssen Cetile in New York and called the killing of President Madero one of history’s blackest crimes. He planned not to return to Mexico, altering plans after learning of Madero’s death at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Mexico
Kronprinssen Cetile
Garibaldi
Madero
Rome
Mother Perishes With Three of Her Children
In Huntingdon Pennsylvania Mrs Howard Fisher returned home to find her South Huntingdon house on fire. She broke free from men attempting to restrain her and leaped into the blaze perishing with her three children. A deaf mute child was rescued by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Huntingdon
Howard Fisher
South Huntingdon
Women Readying for Washington Parade of Suffragists
New York reports women anxiously preparing for the March 38 suffrage parade in Washington. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw leads the effort with three special trains from New York. Margaret Gast, national endurance bicycle champion, joins with a vote for women flag. Twenty seventh district women adopt a Spirit of 76 uniform with buff coats blue skirts white wigs and cocked hats.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Capitol
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Organization of Forces
Margaret Gast
Maryland
New York State
Twenty-seventh
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