Chicago Medical Society Plans Public Diphtheria Antitoxin Lab
The Chicago Medical Society considers a municipal laboratory to manufacture diphtheria antitoxin amid concerns about high prices by manufacturers and the need to ensure a constant supply for public health. Officials fear prices force rationing and risk a diphtheria epidemic if supply falters.
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Chicago
Iac
Chicago Medical
Combina
Westnesday
Rimun
Oringnee
Ora
Stedi al Cootety
Washburns Triumph In Close Women’s Game
Washburn beat a Young Women’s Christian Association team 19 a game, with Stein scoring the finest. Thayer, Hunterton, and Peach led Washburn as the CA pile up the score early, while critics noted the gym’s poor crowd turnout and insufficient recommendations for attendance.
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Simey Suleson
MV Exhib College
Christian Asockition
Stein
Acore
Wesbburn
Althoud
Bn Ester Toom
Y. W. C. A. Gymnonum Ion
Washburn
Majors
Mies Walgren
Pte Hulse
C A
Dk Washburn
National Socialist party delays national convention to Chicago
Omaha January 18 The executive committee of the National Socialist party in session in Omaha calls off a May 1 Chicago convention citing referendum results on meeting place. The plan remains to appoint one delegate per 199 bombers in good standing and one delegate at large per seven. The building for the convention will be announced later. Two labor union speakers are sought, including James F. Carey of Massachusetts, former five term legislator, to spur miners in their strike. Bloomington reports a striking street railway group inaugurating a competitive automobile ride today, twelve Chicago cars carrying passengers for five cents, aiming to win patrons even from sympathizers.
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National Socialist Party
Chicago
Busis
Rapreventation
Co Prado
James Fp, Carey
Massachusetts
Bloomington
Ian
Fifteenth Street
C. H. Huts
Fifth Ward
Department of Justice
Federal Building
Kangae City
J. C. Pollock
Throop
Furton HS
State Printing House
Wil
Washington, D. C
J. i Corbett
Orpheum
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas Master Plumbers’ Association
Sons of Hermann Hall
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Patten
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John P. Fritts
W Ll
New York
W. E. Clark
Ingraham
Civic Pride
Wo EL Clark
The
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Siice
New York World
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CH. Root
John Bains
East Eighth Street
Roof
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East Eighth Street Bridge
Argo
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Washburn Athletic Association
A. B. Kelly
Ofl Fields
Chanute
Kansas
Kelly
EM McCollum
Ea, McCollum
Buckjin
Harrison Street
McCollum
Orne Te
Compulsory Compensation for Factory Victims Becomes Law
Moscow reports the new compulsory compensation scheme for factory workers and miners effective now. In death cases, an annuity is paid to widows, legitimate and illegitimate children, their mothers, and adopted children. Annuity equals 30 days of wages, with varying working-day averages cited for actuarial basis.
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Moscow
One of a Band Leon Seder Ties to Insurance Swindlers
San Francisco dated Jan 15 reports police secured evidence showing Leon Soder part of a gang plotting to swindle insurance firms by murdering a victim with a heavily slashed face. Authorities say additional arrests are expected soon and that conspirators supplied funds and testimony for the operation.
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Leon Seder
San Francisco
Cal
Cit
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Bly City
Murrder
Latec Net
Joseph Blite
Jay
Zoder
Che
Bee
Whey
Mney
Boder
New York
Europe
Clergy vows duty after church fire and reform pledge
Chierry January 12 report quotes Rev Frank Gunsaulus calling for public confession and future platforms after the Troquois theatre fire. He blames unsafe theaters and officials while urging voters to remove dangerous practices and improve public life.
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Central Church
Troquois
de Gunsamtua
de Gunsamus
Titan
K U Players Cleared In University Affidavits
The Athletic Board of Kansas University reviewed affidavits from Lamar officials and Carthage players in a case involving Kansas athletes and a financial dispute over a series of games. The documentsasserted no player or coach financed bets and that Carthage received $100 for travel and expenses. Investigators may pursue further action, but Kansas players are deemed eligible to remain on the team.
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Kan
Jam
Athletic Board of
Kins University
Carthage
Sun Uielr
Indiviana
Tintall Foams Dune
Wantom
Canass Board
Hetherington
Missouri
Suit of Col Be C Little over Parsons Telephone Company
The case of E Co Littte v Parsons Telephone Company in Loubele county district court was continued to the February term. The plaintiff seeks $310 damages by default and plans to prove the amount. The telephone company says they were not aware of amendments and requests ten days to answer, aiming for trial in February. Lille Aliwers reports a sale of the telephone property by the company to himself, claiming no authority to dispose of the asset.
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Parsons Phone Company
Parsons
Kat
E Co Littte
Parsons Telephone
Loubelie
Tekeygihone Company
Dave Wi
Lille Aliwers
Campans
Treasure voyage tale from Terra del Fuego voyage
Two Proapsctors return from Terra del Fuego trip aboard Fury out of Nova Scotia on March H eight complications on voyage. They reach Washington via St. to work toward treaty goals while the Buffalo convoy moves. The report notes attempted band aid and delays and mentions naval dispatches from Washington on January 16 about convoy plans.
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Terra del Fuego San Fran del Jae
Mantis
C. ‘Thomean
Halifax
Terre del Forgo- Fury
Nova Scotia
Convoner Hattle I
Teerk del Fuego
Polis
Dreamin Mandy Town and Court Actions in Topeka
A Topeka page reports a mixed daily scene: the district court began work as the old courthouse houses Republican headquarters during the campaign. Local officials note court actions, electoral planning, and municipal repairs, with rails and bridge matters under review. Several Topeka residents, including J. Corbett and W. Fairchild, are mentioned in updates on careers, races, and relocations across the city.
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Old Court House
Matt Weightman
Baturday
Las Vegas
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Topeka
W. G. Fairchild
Republican City Central Committee
Lincoln memorial committee to observe Lincoln's birthday
Joint Lincoln Memorial committee met at Lincoln Post hall to plan the Feb 12 observance. Miles was invited. he sent a corrected reply declining Feb 23. Committees organized for music memorial decorations program and invitations. to reconvene Jan 23 for final arrangements.
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Lincoln Post
Sixth Streets
J. G. Wood
P. H. Coney
G. A. Huron
C. H. Titus
A. EK. Rodgers
Topeka
O. H. Coulter
John Guthrie
Cornier
G. W. Weed
van Smith
CG. Sherer
Blue Post
Es K.P. Wilson
J. W. Priddy
T. Purdum
Gage
Elder
Hughes
Wm. Swain
Hart Pillow
George H. Waters
Kuykendall
George Carpenter
Geo. D. Oden
J. @. Wood
Chaitman
G. G. Gake
Eddes
A. . Hushes
William Swain
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Lincoln
A.W. Smith
Hire
Abraha Lincoln
Col
G. A. R. Topeka
Kas
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Wyatt
Manhce
PH. Coney
H. Coulter
J. 5. Elder
James K. P. Wilson
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Lincoln Post Hall
Ong
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A.R
Woman's Belief Corps
DF. Wyatt
D. W. Priddy
J. M. Miler
George R. Waters
Dof. Wyatt
J.M. Miller
Committee On
Clvb
Board of Education and Public Schools
Washington, D. C
PB. H. Coney
J. Gh. Wood
A. W. Smith
Kan
Reyes Still Here Colombian Envoy Delays Cartagena Departure
Col ombian representative General Rafael Reyes did not sail as planned on the Allegheny to Cartagena. At Hofman House he said he would not sail yet and declined to explain the change. In Leavenworth a freight-train fatality occurred when Peter Rasey, a soldiers home inmate and former Second Kansas cavalry, was struck on Choctaw street. Scottish society plans a banquet and entertainment with tickets available at Robinson and Marshall's on January 25.
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New York
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
United States
Yeat Or Deay
Cartagena
Hofman House
Reyeswala
Leavenworth
Kas
Jnc
Peter Rasey
Choctaw Street
Second Kansas Cavalry
Robinson , Marshall's
Poultry Show Controversy Over Disease Report
At Topeka the state poultry show faces dispute as Col J W F Hughes denies an epidemic of roup or pip amid chickens. Reporters describe quarantined coops, sick birds, and varying definitions, while attendance figures and show prospects are noted.
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Col
J. W. F. Hughes
State
State Journal
Col.Hughes
Hughes
Pip
Worn Out at 24 Surprising Post Mortem Find
New York law bodies reveal a 24 year old man with kidneys aged beyond his years. Autopsy shows an octogenarian liver and a 75 year old heart, with arteries and nails reflecting extreme aging while no prior history of illness was found. The case parallels Jeanne Uhl and challenges age interpretation in medical science.
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Linscein Hospital
Tuts Clty
Jeanne Uhl
William McGrath
Uise
Nature
McGrath
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