Vitamins May Hint At Diseases And Class Death
The report notes vitamins in food as essential yet uncertain factors linked to illnesses and even class death. Prof Eddy details a crystalline vitamin component and its yeast growth effects, while researchers warn that unknown vitamins influence fertility and disease susceptibility, with diet and fat soluble vitamins shaping health outcomes.
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Ted
Eddy
P Cash Meller
University of Ontario
Manting Roth
Herbert M. Evans
University of California
Aomather
Sterle
Nort al Wats Bris Weans
Vacancies in Federal Service Announced
Civil service commission announces open competitive examinations for federal vacancies. Posts include Assistant Meteorologist at Weather Bureau, Printing Clerk at Agriculture, Assistant Economist at Justice, and Occupational Therapy Aide at Veterans Bureau. Entry salaries range from 1,500 to 2,400 per year, with various classifications and locations.
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Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of
Ns Departmen of Justice
Economist Department
Doctors clash over motives in Leopold Loeb case
In a courtroom exchange lashed with medical jargon the alienists admit hiding facts from Leopold and Loeb's defense. The State questions the doctors on mental disease, tests, and pineal gland debates while defense counsel presses for clarity and consistency in diagnoses.
U S Honors Captain Killed 26 Years Ago
Mrs. Margaret Desmond Drum of Boston has received from the War Department the Silver Star for gallantry awarded posthumously to her husband Captain John Drum tenth infantry who died at San Juan Hill He exposed himself under fire ordered ranging fixes and was killed while aiding a rifle fire assault President McKinley later gave the commission to his youngest son Brig Gen Hugh A Drum who earned praise from Marshal Foch for St Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne actions.
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New York
Margaret Desmond Drum
Boston
War Department
John Drum
Tenth Infantry
San Juan Hill
Drum
Hawkins
McKinley
Hugh A. Drum
Marshal Foch
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Urge Surtax to Help Chinese Flood Victims
In Peking on August 11 diplomats advocate a 10 percent customs surtax for six months to fund flood relief, similar to famine relief in 1921. A surtax on telegraph, postal, and railway charges begins September 1 as destitution rises despite floods passing.
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Surtax
Peking
A. P
Foreign Office
Student Arrested As Drunken Driver
Enos H. Mann a medical student said to be the son of a Washington physician was arrested here today charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated. County Physician Isaac Leonard examined the youth and said he evidently had been poisoned by Haquer. The visitor was driving an expensive machine and gave his address as 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington. Conviction means at least 30 days mandatory under the law.
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Atlanticiry
Enos H. Mann
Washington
Isaac Leonard
Haquer
Pennsylvania Avenue
King Hussein Rejects Anglo Hedjas Treaty
Advices from Mecca report King Hussein of Hedjas refused to sign the treaty between Great Britain and Hedjas. The decision followed pressure from the Palestine Arab executive who demanded Palestine join a Pan Arab federation in defiance of the Balfour declaration establishing a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
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Cairo
Reypt
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Mecca
Hussein
Great Britain
London
Najir el Aassir
Palestine Arab
Palestine
Mrs Harrington Wins Divorce in Paris From James Harrington
Paris August 11 A divorce was awarded to Mrs Dorothy Stanley Matthews Harrington from James Harrington of Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs Harrington was connected with the Ford Motor Company in Paris and was formerly prominent in local social circles. She married Harrington about three years ago after a whirlwind courtship.
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Paris
Dorothy Stanley Matthews Harrington
James Harrington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dorothy Stanley Matthews Warrington
Ford Motor Company
Miss Matthews
Harrington
Herriot to Attend League Assembly in September
Geneva August 11 Premier Herriot of France plans to honor his pledge to attend the League of Nations assembly in September. The French delegation will include Herriot former premier Aristide Briand former premier Leon Blum former Minister of Education Henri de Jouvenel and socialist leader Paul Boncour.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Herriot
France
Assembly of the
League of Nations
M. Herriot
Aristide Briand
Teon Bougeoin
Henri de Jouvenel
Paul Boncour
Army Reorganization Completed in Spain
Madrid Aug 11 The Spanish army has been reorganized into thirty four infantry brigades two mountain infantry brigades sixteen artillery orimadien a mobilization of industries section and an Aero Nautical section Reserve regiments total seventy six created Clerical and sanitary posting remains unchanged.
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Madrid
Four youths charged in string of delicatessen robberies and auto thefts
Four youths, dressed in dance hall fashion, were arrested by Headquarters Detectives Vermillion and Brodie for robbing three delicatessens and stealing five cars. Mastermind Joseph Marchetti led the operations, selecting targets and directing the robberies as autos were abandoned for quick get-aways. Stolen money totaled 56 dollars across stores, and five vehicles were traced to local residents.
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Vermillion and Brodie
Shetk
Forrest John Simonds
Street
Arthur Joseph Guasp
O Street
Wiliam Earl Rice
Joseph Marchett
E Street
Marchett
Wang
Anthony Costantino
H Street
Joseph Giovanetti
G Street
Frank Galavacig
Herbert Glassman
Irving Street
Maurice Bresques
Thirteenth Street
Edward G. Sweet
California Street
Percy Keller
Twentieth Street
Ellen Keane
Biltmore Street
Boy Ponzi Accused of Extortion Threat
Syracuse police arrested a 22 year old youth nicknamed a boy Ponzi after a prior mail fraud conviction. He is charged with attempting to extort 700 dollars from an elderly Syracuse woman by threatening to harm her daughter, a Syracuse University student. Two letters signed Six Pence demanded the money.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
John Elwell
Aimee Parsons
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Greene Dies in Los Angeles
Lieut. Col. Frank Greene U S A retired died in Los Angeles on August 9. Born in Philadelphia March 16, 1845, he joined the army as a private in 1876 and rose to lieutenant colonel before retiring March 16, 1913. A renowned signal officer, he oversaw military line work in Washington Idaho Territory and Alaska, served in Arizona California Luzon Mindanao, and commanded as chief signal officer in the Western division San Francisco. He returned to duty in World War I as signal officer of the Western department until May 16, 1919.
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Los Angeles
Frank Greene
U.S. A
Washington
Idaho
Territorisa
Arizona
California
Alaska
Department of Columbia
Fort St. Michael
Philippines
Department of Luzon
Department of Mindanao
San Francisco
Calif
Western Department
James S. Seymour Publisher Dies in Bronxville
James Sherwood Seymour, publisher and longtime newspaper executive, died at his Bronxville home aged nearly 64. Born in Bloomfield New Jersey, he worked with Harper & Brothers, led the New York Evening Post, then the Commercial Advertiser, later guiding the Chicago Record-Herald from 1903 to 1913. He later served on Crowell Publishing Company’s executive committee. Survived by a widow, two daughters and two sons, Edward P. Seymour and Theodore P. Seymour.
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New York
James Sherwood Seymour
Bronxville
Bloomfield
N. J
Harper & Brothers
New York Evening Post
Commercial Advertiser
Globe
Chicago Record- Herald
Crowell Publishing Company
Death notice for Hugh A. Stutts veteran affairs examiner
Hugh A. Stutts died yesterday at 112 Kentucky avenue southeast at age 31 after two months of illness. Former Interstate Commerce Commission employee, he was claim examiner in the veterans bureau and active in the Masonic order and Craftsmen's club. Survived by his mother Annie J. Stutts. funeral Thursday at 16 o'clock from Teasidence. burial in Congressional cemetery with a St. Mark's Enlacopal church clergyman officiating.
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Hugh A. Stutes
Veterans Bureau
Kentucky Avenue
Mr. Stutts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Masonic Order
Craftsmen’s Club
Annie J. Stutts
Rufus A.stutte
St. Mark's Enlacopal Church
Congressional Cemetery
Mary Stewart Cutting Dies in Orange at Home
Mary Stewart Cutting, author of The Wayfarers of Sanna and Heart of, died yesterday at her home in Orange New Jersey. She was 73 years old and survived by three children.
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Orange
N. J
Mary Stewart Cutting
Wayfarers
Sanna
Jo Jo New Name Given Zoe's Baby Chimpanzee
Zoe's baby chimpanzee in Washington was officially christened Jo Jo by head keeper William J Blackburne. The 10 pound infant drew crowds at the monkey house as visitors fed sugar sticks and peanuts were restricted to a light diet. Jo Jo nears the Hippo Special menu in time, as crowds enjoy the cosmopolitan youngster.
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Washington Sea
Victor J. Evans
Jo-Jo
William J. Blackburne
Monkey House
First Review Highlights 121st Engineers at Fort Humphreys
Local guard engineers begin training with the District National Guard in Camp Humphreys Virginia. Col. Oehmann and Lt. Col. Gladman preside over a battalion parade and review of Companies A through F, the HQ and service company, and support units. Infantry drill, rifle practice, field engineering, band concerts, and athletics are planned as morale and readiness rise.
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Washington Post
District National Guard
Fort Humphreys
121At Engineers
John W. Oehmann
Harry E. Gladman
Joe R. McKey
Roy W. Keesee
Ralph &. Childs
William F. Jorgenson
J. S. Cliff
Samuel KR. Turner
Clarence 83. Shields
Thomas A. Lane
Sidney Morgan
Meyer Goldman
George J. Allen
Mlitary Police
Raymond Peak
Teacher to Marry Frederica V Webb
Frederica Van derbilt Webb former wife of Ralph Pulitzer will wed Cyril Hamlen Jones a Milton Academy teacher. The couple plan a noon ceremony at the Webb home 270 Park Avenue with only immediate family present. They will reside in Milton Massachusetts after the marriage license issued today.
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Washington Post
New York
Frederica Vanderbilt Webb
Ralph Pulitzer
Cyril Hamlen Jones
Pulitzer
Milton Academy
Schod
Milton
Masa
Boston
W. Seward Webb
Park Avenue
Mllton Academy
Pulitzers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Shelburne
Arthur C. A Hall
Vermont
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas’ Church
Dawes Plan Endorsed at Politics Institute Conference
Williamstown Massachusetts delegates from English and French seats praised the Dawes plan at an Institute of Politics reparations conference. Dr Moritz Bonn welcomed the plan as a long sought solution. Louis Aubert called it a bridge to somewhere while Sir Arthur Salter noted a consensus on essential points. Dr Bonn touted cooperation and adaptation to return to normal conditions. Yusuke Tsurumi of Tokyo arrived to present Japan’s democratic viewpoint in a lecture series.
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Williamstown
Mass
Institute of Politics
Dawes
Moritz J. Bonn
Louis Aubert
Revue de Paris
Arthur Salter
League of Nations
Bonn
Rusisia
Yusuke Tsurumi
Tokyo
Japan
Tsurumi
Three Army Prisoners Escape From Camp Meade
Special to The Washington Post Aug 11 reports three Army prisoners Lugis Creacengi Carlos Rosme and Jacob Harlan escaped from Camp Meade around 10 am while under guard Claud J. Miller. Police fear the prisoners overpowered the guard and left him to join them. Each man faced minor charges and the search by military and police continues with descriptions of the escapees including heights weights complexions and clothing.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Camp Meade
Lugis Creacengi
Carlos Rosme
Jacob Harlan
Claud J. Miller
Col. H. R Smalley
Crescenti
Rosme
Harlan
Miller
Delegates Aim at Ruhr Evacuation Agreement
French Premier Herriot and Paul Boncour led talks with Allied delegates about the Ruhr evacuation and German disarmament. The discussions noted a peaceful French stance and projected that security will rest with a League of Nations plan enforcing German disarmament.
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Ruhr
Macdonald
M. Herriot
Germany
France
Paris
A. P
League of Nations
Herriot
Paul Boncour
Higher Committee of National Defense
Woman Sues Rickard for 9000 Oil Loss in Suit
Miss Vivian, of New York, sues Georges L. Rickard alleging loss of 9000 from Texas Oil Compania Inc. stock bought in 1918 after advice from Rickard. The suit was moved for dismissal in supreme court and decision reserved.
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Rickard
Supreme Court
Vivian
New York
Texas Ol Compania Inc
Georges L
Tex
Rick
Boxing Promotar
Jane Vivian
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