Cure of cancer by use of radium discussed by surgeons
Scarcity of radium limits thorough testing of its cancer curative potential. The cancer campaign committee reports on education and urges early surgical treatment as the best chance for cure. Surgeons emphasize early operation, note radium variations, and call for standardization.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clinical Congress of
Cancer Campaign Committee
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Frederick L. Hoffman
Newark
N. J
United States
Mr. Hoffman
Will Garibaldi Meet the Nicaraguan Exile
Guiseppe Garibaldi arrived in New Orleans from Colon and is reported to be headed to New York. General Julian Irias, ally of former Nicaragua President Zelaya, was also in New Orleans and rumored to travel to New York. Local Central American figures see the activity amid news of Zelaya in New York and possible unrest in Honduras or Nicaragua.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Colon
New York
Julian Irias
President Zelaya
Nicaragua
Trias
United States
General Zelaya
Honduras
Kidney Relief With Salts Claim Old Time Remedy
An advertisement-style piece touts Rad Salts as a cure for kidney and bladder irritation. It describes backache, cloudy urine, and nocturnal trips to the toilet, urging readers to use four ounces of Rad Salts in water for a few days to restore kidney function.
Citronelle School Bid Leads to Further Board Action
The Mobile county board did not award the Citronelle school contract after hearing bids. The lowest bid was $9,688.69 by Standard Construction Co of Meridian for an eight room brick school. The board tasks the superintendent to discuss excavation for heating and will review heating plans by J H Eichberg of Atlanta.
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Mobile County Board of School Commissioners
Citronelle
Mobile
Standard Construction Company of
Meridian
Miss
S.S. Murphy
Meridian Company
Murphy
J. H. Eichberg
Atlanta
Gilbert Street
Old Shell Road
Semmes and
Russell
Barton Academy
Stevens and Nelson
New Orleans
Smith
Montgomery
Allen Chester
Royal marriage troubles cloud Swedish romance
Negotiations continue between St. Petersburg and Stockholm over the dissolution of Prince William of Sweden and Princess Marie Pavlovna widow of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich. Married at Tsarskoye Selo in May 1908, reports say Marie left William amid domestic strife.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
William of Sweden
Marie Pavlovna
Paul Aelxandrovitch
Tsarkoe- Selo
Marie
Jury Sustains Insanity Plea in Columbus Murder
Mrs Jenni e May Radcliff, who shot and killed her Columbus merchant husband George Radcliff on April 19, was found not guilty by reason of insanity. The jury accepted the defense claim she was insane at the time. She was committed to an asylum after the killing and was tried after being brought from the asylum.
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Columbus
Jennie May Radcliff
George Radcliff
Goethals Not Retiring World War I Era
President Wilson stated Colonel George W. Goethals, Panama Canal chief engineer, is not retiring and remains on close terms with the Wilson administration. He noted no visit to the canal zone before January 1915 when the canal opening ceremony is planned.
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Washington
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Wilson
Garrison
Washington Administration
Canal
Anti-Saloon League Concludes National Convention
Columbus Ohio November 14 the fifteenth national convention of the anti Saloon League of America adjourned after temperance forces adopted resolutions urging nation wide prohibition by federal action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anti- Saloon League of America
Anti Liquor League Targets Federal Officers and Maryland Politics
The convention urged states to pass anti liquor shipping laws and launched a veiled attack on Secretary Bryan over his role in Maryland Senate campaigns. National officers were elected and league reorganization promoted unity. A 1000 member delegation will push for a federal prohibition amendment in Wilson. Separately, Rev. A G Robinson faced a $50,000 libel suit in Franklin County Ohio. Bishop Luther B Wilson was re elected national president with S E Nicholson re elected secretary.
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Bryan
Maryland
League
Ryan
Blair Lee
United States
Wilson
A. G. Robinson
St. Louis
National Board of Trustees
Franklin County
W. E. Johnson
Westerville
Ohio
The
New Republic
Robinson
anti-Saloon League
Missouri
Luther B. Wilson
New York
E. Nicholson
Richmond
Ind
Pecre
Lioness injures boy during school exhibition in Koeslin
A seven year old pupil was seriously injured when a lioness escaped during an exhibition at a local classical school in Koeslin Pomerania Germany. The animal broke from its keeper and charged through the rank, felling the boy as workers fled in panic.
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Koeslin
Pomerania
Germany
Dro
Prank of Small Boys Might Kill Boy in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn crowd of youngsters playing Wild West hanged four year old Frank Kane Ankwita with a rope from a shop awning. He struggled and vanished from sight as onlookers watched. Police investigated the chilling incident and sought to locate the youths involved.
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Associated Press
New York
West
Brooklyn
Frank Kane Ankwita
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Nelson & Bailey
Royal St
Best Citronelle
Prince William of
Sweden
Columbus, Ga
Big Ditch
Antesaloonists
SEC
Omar
American Tobacco Company
F. W. Stubblefield
Omar Headquarters
Bell Phone
Lioness
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