Remarkable Wood Brain Tumor Operation Story
At a New York meeting in March 86 Mrs. Douglas Robinson presented alleged testimonials about General Leonard Wood. Dr Alexander Lambert described the brain tumor removal at Johns Hopkins in 1890. Harvey Cushing’s letter claimed Wood recovered fully with no mental impact.
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New York
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Koaseycht
Leonard Wood
Av Caxsianthy
General Wood
Marto
Myre
Robinson
Alexander Lambert
Cuba
Gesk
Th. Lambert
Harvey Cushing
Boston
Mexicans Urged to Remain at Home
Mexico City March 26 Circa 275 urging measures to prevent emigration of Mexican workers to the United States were sent to all state administrations by the interior department. It points out many Mexicans are in southern states with no work and warns that emigration endangers Mexican agriculture and industries.
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Mexico City
Interior Department
Employes of King George Demand Eight Hour Day
In Scotland especially Balmoral Castle workers press for eight hours daily and a wage raise to three pounds a week. Balmoral estates commissioner James D Ramsay offers hours choice but no stated pay change. A Scottish federation meeting in Aberdeen Saturday will discuss the issue, many workers being former soldiers. King George previously wrote urging employers to treat workers fairly and kindly.
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London
King's
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
James D. Ramsay
Balmoral
Aberdeen
Scottish Federation of
George
Hinenga
Japanese Picture Brides Continue Arriving in San Francisco
Japanese Picture brides will continue arriving in the United States until August due to passports issued before February 25 remaining valid for six months. The Japanese Association of America said today that regulations allow those passports to be used, meaning arrivals will persist for roughly four more months though at diminishing numbers.
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San Francisco
Japanese Association of ‘America
Woman Overcome as Building Burns in San Francisco
A five story apartment building on St Xavier alley in San Francisco burned last night causing extensive damage. A woman tenant was overcome by smoke and rescued by a policeman. One firefighter was slightly injured by falling glass. A defective furnace is believed to have started the blaze.
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San Francisco
St. Xavier
Abductor Fled After Abducting Boy From Local Hotel
Paul Little, 2, son of E H Little, was found locked in a hotel room after a man registered as J C Cox of Cincinnati abducted him Wednesday night. A ransom note demanded 25000 dollars. a money drop was arranged but later the kidnapper disappeared. The boy was reunited with his mother by telephone, and the room key was turned in as the suspect fled.
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J.C. Cox
Cirncinnati
Paul
Luttte
Beloving
Lear
Tle
Veterans Look On As Home Is Burned In Kentucky
In Hewes Valley near Louisville a Confederate veterans home burned after a late fire. About 100 veterans, led by Sergeant Gus Read, left the hospital to the nearby church, saved fifty invalid comrades, and slept under blankets after surveying the smouldering ruins.
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Louisville
Hewes Valley
Kentucky
Gus. Read
John Morgan
Army of the Confederacy
Head
Denver Clergymen Deplore Movement Resolutions Adopted
Denver clergymen adopted resolutions calling on Interchurch World Movement directors to avoid aligning the effort with any class and deploring the trend toward tying churches to big business interests led by John D. Rockefeller.
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Denver
Colo
Interchurch
World Movement
Jolin
D. Rockefeller
Big Business
Winter Storm Disrupts Weber County Roads and Wires
Heavy wet snow uprooted trees and delayed street service and trains across Weber County. Telegraph and telephone lines struggled, with AP and AT&T leased wires shifting routes to reach Ogden. Farmers welcomed the rainfall for irrigation but feared later shortages. reservoir levels remained below normal.
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Associated Press
Chisago
Ogden
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Denver
el Paso
Texas
Los Angeles
Cal
Sin Fran
Greco
Portland
Baire
Saltshike City
Aga Telegraph
Bewa
Althouigh
Peeston Thomas
Weber County
Hans
Dayis
Weber Counties
Graphic AP Sketch Of Happenings In Germany
AP correspondent reports widespread labor unrest in Saxony as strikes clash with troops and police. Gotha and Naumburg see martial law, armored cars, and deployed cavalry amid street fighting and weapon seizures. Reports describe limited city damage, casualties, and uncertain leadership as workers demand civilian guard controls and an end to martial law.
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Associated Press
Germany
Gotha
Saxe - Comig Goth
Myre
Sax
Ars
Cliles
Altikers
Proms
Nany
Maken Sm Interfeting Rinater
Labor
Wolfgang Mann
Berlin
Midxenn
Wally
Hhis
Jooters
Kapp
Eyfurt
Gath
Wilson's Wife Seeks Cheaper Meats Campaign
Washington march 26 the department of justice campaign to induce louie wiven to buy cheaper cuts of meat was named today by Mrs Woodrow Wilson who wrote that the white house would gladly keep in the same money on meat campaign
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Washington
Department of Justice
Mre
Woodrow Wilson
Snowstorm Disrupts Major Telephone Lines Across Region
Heavy snow caused widespread damage to wire services with about 160 lines under strain collapsing under the weight. Communications to Brignat City and northern points were cut, toll lines to the cant also broken, and several telephone poles fell near Northrete during the night.
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Jinesarg
Ogden
Brignat City
Northrete
Catholic Church Membership Grows in 1920 Directory
New York March 26 The official Catholic directory for 1920 reports a 186 224 rise in U S church membership last year bringing total to 27 650 201 The number of archbishops rose from 14 to 16 while bishops declined due to deaths Seminaries increased by 197 Parishes added 148 two orphan asylums opened secular clergy 13 289 up 337 private see religious orders up 94.
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New York
Mate Publie
United States
Amle
Clelay
Pricata
Family of four crushed by Utah snowslide near Bingham
Four persons, Mr and Mrs Parr and their two sons aged 14 and 4, were killed when their home near Bingham Utah was destroyed by a snowslide. Bodies recovered by copper-miners workers. Salt Lake City reports ongoing heavy snowfall with state-wide blanket and road disruption.
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Balt- Laer
B. Me Parr
Earl
Bingham
Utah
Bauer resigns as German cabinet heads new crisis
Paris reports Premier Gustav Bauer has resigned his cabinet, while Berlin confirms the move amid a broader European upheaval. Separate dispatches describe workers defending Wesel and Lippe river fronts as government troops clash with the workers army in Rhineland battles. A U.S. gossip item notes actress Ullah McCarthy, linked to Mrs Barker, is being considered as a theater head in London, with Barker divorced in 1917.
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Gustav Bauer
Berlin
Budenich
Rhenish
Prussia
Wesel
Rhine
Workers
Lippe River
Linge Schloss
Barker
Ullah McCarthy
Atlanta
Australia
Garker
Mamater
King’a Way
Lndon
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