Heart tougher than brain says Carrel at Paris lecture
Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute reports at Beaujon Hospital that heart operations can be done with minimal harm even if circulation is paused for five to ten minutes. He notes brain is more delicate and should not be interrupted for more than three or four minutes.
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Associated, Press
Aris
Lexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Beaujon Hospital
Paris
Carrel
Go es Flat Broke Protecting Son
Philip Kaufman said he spent nearly all his resources to keep his son Allen out of jail. He claimed Allen embezzled 2500 at a Chicago firm, stole 2500 in Rochester, forged his father's checks, and has left the family penniless with the wife seeking loans in the East.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Philip Kaufman
Allen J. Kaufman
Rochester
N. Y
East
A Texas Wonder Cure Ad for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
A vintage patent medicine notice touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles in men, women, and children. It promises complete cure with two months of treatment from B W Hall of Saint Louis Missouri, price one dollar and mail order if not sold locally.
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Texas
Alabama
B. W. Hall
Olive Yee
St. Louis
Chaplain Corps Praises Officers at First Congress
At the closing session of the first congress of the Catholic Chaplain Corps of the Army and Navy in Washington a resolution urged erecting chapels at all military posts. The body supported naval chaplains organizing Catholic enlisted men into societies like Total Abstinence and Holy Name. Clergy garb for Catholic chaplains was favored over standard uniform. The congress praised officers and agreed to reconvene in 1915.
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Associated Press
Washington
Catholic Chaplain Corps of
Army and Navy
Daniels
Naval
Congress
Army
Navy
Chaplain Corps
Mississippi legislature authorizes 1 million in river levee bonds
In Jackson Mississippi the lower house in a special session approved a bill allowing the levee board to issue one million dollars in bonds for rehabilitating the Mississippi river levees. The senate had favored the measure earlier and the session adjourns Saturday. The senate also ordered an investigation of state offices and institutions to be reported at the next regular session.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Levee Board
Senate
Reforms Reparations Denied to Railroads
Washington June 13. Interstate Commerce Commission orders general readjustment with freight rate reductions about 12 percent on coke from the Connellsville region Pennsylvania to furnaces and steel mills east and west. The action aggregates millions but was not allowed in part.
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Associated Press
Washington
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Oates to East Lake for inspection of reform school
State Prison Inspector W. H. Oates departed Montgomery for Birmingham to inspect the boys reformatory at East Lake. He raised concerns about the sewer system at the facility amid the visit.
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Oates
East Lake
Montgomery
Ale
W. H. Oates
Birmingham
East
Naval Aviators Under Fire Near Annapolis
Lieutenant A A Cunningham and Mechanician Green flew an air boat toward Galesville when a large calibre projectile pierced the propeller and glanced off another part of the mechanism. The missile passed within feet of the pair as they escaped. The four planes completed the 35 mile trip in 36 minutes.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Galesville
West River
A. A. Cunningham
Navy Aviation Corps
Cunningham
Green
Mrs Houseman Explains Her Prank After Disappearance
Olga M Housemanها explains to police why she vanished from New York to Brooklyn. She says she rowed to Rockaway cut her skirt and used it on an oar then broke the other oar and drifted away. She caught a train to New York and found work in a millinery store.
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Associated Press
New York
Olga M. Houseman
Brooklyn
Kar Rockaway
Sheepshead Bay
New Hale County Tax Commissioner Appointed
Governor O Neal approves D S Anderson of Greensboro as Hale county tax commissioner. Hale had no tax official before. State Tax Commission reports strong replies to letters urging sheriffs and county officials to pursue delinquent auto license payments.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
State Tax Commission
D. S. Anderson
Greensboro
Hale County
Gaynor Willing to Run for Re-Election
Mayor William J. Gaynor says he is willing to seek a second term if nominated by petition by fusionists or good supporters. He notes lack of party backing and expresses readiness despite opposition, saying he has faced harsh criticism and remains determined to continue.
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Associated Press
New York
William J. Gaynor
West Point Class of 1913 Graduates
West Point, N Y June 13 1913 the class of 1913 graduation honors ninety two Americans and one Cuban. Secretary of War Garrison urged new officers to show sympathy to enlisted men and to uphold fairness patience tolerance and wisdom in military life. Life is not a dress parade and officers will bear great responsibility for those under their command.
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Ty Associated Press
West Point
N. Y
Garrison
War Department
Vaudeville Performer Held On Murder Charge
Walter Barnes alias Frank Gordon, vaudeville performer, arrested on murder charge for killing Mary Lt. Servoss his mother in law. The shooting occurred in Chicago in January 1910. Barnes had fled, was later arrested in Guthrie Oklahoma and convicted on a forgery charge.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Walter Barnes
Frank Gordon
Mary Lt. Servoss
Chicago
Barnes
Guthrie
Okla
British Army Airship Astra Torres Fails First Trial
The Astra Torres airship suffered a serious accident at its first trial in Farnborough England with a leaking envelope and buckled framework. The crew landed safely and none were hurt as thousands watched.
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Associated Press
Farngborough
Engl
Astra Torres
Earth
Justice Coholan Denies Charges In New York
Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Coholan told the Bar Association he forwarded the Connolly charges to Governor Sulzer for action at the upcoming special session. Connolly, head of Victor Heating, alleges prior contracts worth about 4000 dollars in exchange for 55 percent profits. Coholan denies the charges and questions the Bar Association's jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Coholan
The
Bar Association
Sulzer
John A. Connolly
Connolly
Coholan
Victor Heating Company
Justice Coholan
Lane settles question of public land holdings
Secretary Lane of the interior department rules that under the 1910 law assignees of reclamation homesteads with final proof need not prove homesteader qualifications. Such assignees may hold only one farm unit to spread irrigation lands among as many families as possible. The decision reverses a February interior department regulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lane
Interior Department
Two American Attaches Dine With the Kaiser
Captain Albert P. Niblack retiring naval attaché at Berlin led successor Lieutenant-Commander Walter R. Gherardi to lunch with Emperor William. The visit occurred in the Doeberitz camp mess with officers of the guards cavalry division. The emperor commanded maneuvers and presented Niblack with his autographed photograph.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Albert P. Niblack
Walter R. Gherardi
William
Guards
Cavalry Division
Doeberitz Camp
Niblack
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