John D Archbold Memorial Hospital a landmark in design
The article praises the John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital as a model of beauty and utility. It describes ample grounds, expandable buildings, a Gordon Avenue entrance, a staffed lobby with an information desk and electric signal reporting, and a three-elevator system with safety features. The building layout assigns floors by gender and function, with administration on the lower level and surgical wards on upper levels.
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Gordon Avenue
New Million Dollar Hospital Dedicates Today
The article details a modern hospital opening with fireproof elevators and sealed shafts, nurse and intern quarters, an admitting room, emergency operating suite, and a full X-ray department led by Dr. Erickson and Dr. Ainsworth. It highlights ward design, walnut private rooms, copper screened porches, diet kitchens, dining rooms, and a Kelvinator refrigeration system. Continued tomorrow.
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Erickson
Redden Street
M. J. Erickson
Ainsworth
Seven Defendants Sentenced in Albany Prohibition Cases
In U.S. District Court Judge William H. Barrett sentenced seven defendants to terms from one year and one day to two years plus fines up to $5,000 for conspiracy to bribe a federal prohibition officer and related offenses. New trials were granted to two others. Bonds to appeal were to be set.
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Albany
United States District Court
William H. Barrett
Wade Laramore
Lee County
Federal
Phil C. Coxwell
W. E. Slappey
Epp Moreland
Fred Moreland
Walter Womble
Roy Salter
Newton
Gordy
Bart Moreland
Terrell County
Barrett
Lippitt
E. E. Co
Camilla
Deaver
Macon
United States Creuit Court of Appeals
J. H. McNeil
National Banking
Oolperate by the Aid of from the United States
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cooperation with the United States. The snippet lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full news item.
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United States
Anderson Resigns From State Highway Board Turbulence
The State Highway Board faced upheaval as W T Anderson quit after criticism of waste and loose methods in the department. The governor sought reforms, the Supreme Court ruled against removal, and Anderson returned to work proposing measures to curb excess payrolls and improve efficiency.
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Supreme Court
Highway Department
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Spete
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James Gribben
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