New Diphtheria Rules Allow Adults at Home Quarantine
At a city health board meeting in Mayor RK C Thompson's office drastic rules curb spread of diphtheria. Forty two infected children remain at home with no quarantine for adults. visitors barred. card notices will mark homes with germs. Health officials led by Dr Harry Sigworth, Dr T McManus, and Dr Jr M Shirley outlined stay at home orders until throat cultures clear. Six new diphtheria cases reported near Linden school with several linked to the outbreak. one scarlet fever case also noted.
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RK. C. Thompson
Harry Sigworth
Mysician
T. McManus
State Board of Health
Jr. M Shirley
Linden School
Martha Rogers
Evelyn Rogers
Fowler Street
Mre
Manitz
Franklin
Hest
Alva Whitson
Tiai Fayette
Aldiphtheria Cearriers
Anderson Named to Succeed Bryan in Japan Post
Washington reports that Anderson of Washington now minister to Belgium has been named ambassador to Japan to replace Charles Page Bryan whose resignation was announced days ago. Japanese government reportedly finds him satisfactory through the embassy. The Supreme Court left intact its stance on South Dakota unfair sales law, not requiring further arguments.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Bay Day
South Dakota
Living Models Acquire Wings Theft at Majestic Theatre
Nine of twelve advertising pictures for Seldom's living models were stolen from the Majestic theatre lobby last night. Detective Frudenfeld leads the case as the first light spot exam reveals the nude or nature images targeted, with only three pictures remaining. The theatre mascot Rags is noted in the scramble as investigators pursue the thief.
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Majestic Theatre
Frudenfeld
Rags
Prudenfeld
Disorder in Commons as Asquith Home Rule clash erupts
London Nov 14 The house of commons adjourned until Monday amid a riot over Premier Asquiths proposal to rescind Mondays unionist amendment. Speaker forced to suspend debate as disorder and insults such as traitors and apes filled the premier ruling chamber.
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London
House of Commons
George
Asquith
Frederick Banbury
Defense seeks alibi for tar ring suspect Ernest Welch
In Norwalk on November 4 the defense of Ernest Welch, first of six men charged with tar ring Minnie La Valley, presents his mother Mrs. Alice Welch testifying he was at home the evening of the incident. Other witnesses challenge La Valley's reputation, the defense rests as the prosecution calls few rebuttal witnesses and a recess is taken.
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Alice Welch
la Valley
McClung Quits as United States Treasurer
Washington announces the resignation of Lee McClung as treasurer of the United States. He tendered his resignation to President Taft at the executive mansion after a two hour talk with Secretary MacVeagh. Carmi Thompson is expected to succeed him. McClung had been in friction with the secretary and previously served Yale as a football star.
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Lee McClung
United States
Tafte
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MacVeagh
Metlung
Treasury
A. Pratt Andrew
Andrew
Carmi Thompson
Charles D. Hilles
White House
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Southern Railway
Yale University
Ohio tar victim receives threat in Norwalk case
Minnie Lavalley, 19, survivor of the West Clarksfield tarring outrage, received a threatening note at her Norwalk home on Wednesday as six men await trial. The note warned that if the defendants go to jail she should beware, signed with a skull drawing on torn notebook paper. Berry Fenimore testified that William Smith and others threatened Lavalley and warned of further harm if the trials proceed.
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Norwalk
Minnie Lavalley
Berry A. Fenimore
Miss Lavalley
Fenimore
Westlarksfield
Harlow
Ernest Welch
William Smith
Smith
Minnie Lavalier
Wells Fargo Express Office Robbed in Lake Charles
Lake Charles La Nov 14 The Wells Fargo Express company office was robbed of a package of currency said to have contained 25000 dollars early today The express clerk Ghavia who reported the robbery has been arrested.
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Lake Charles
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Ghavia
Waterlon Conservatory Pupils Recital Enchants Patrons
Pupils at Waterlon Conservatory presented a varied program featuring piano violin and vocal numbers to a large audience at Studio recital last evening. Selections included Minuet by Rheinhardt Cantilena by Tolhurst Under the Theme Scchwert-Liszt Etudes and a Rose Softly Blooming song among others performed by Misses Munn Mack Wilcox Wagoner La Porte Blatt Cherry and Cherry with accompanists Miss Taylor and Mrs. Davis. The event noted no firm winter dates for future recitals and promised further performances by the students.
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Rheinhardt
Caroline Munn
Tolhurst
Maybeth Mack
Margery Taylor
Marie Wilcox
Scherzino
Moykowski
Edith Wagoner
Tuella la
Steppes
Schuple
Miss Rose Blatt
Rockerzy Marth
Sisart
Miss Varriet Cherry
Mares
Re-Elect Justices for Next Two Years
The four justices of the peace at Waterloo were re-elected by decisive pluralities at the last general election. Those who will continue as justices for the next two years are J. Kuhns and F. P. Knapp in East Waterloo township. J. Denp ater and W. S. McMurray in Waterton township. Kuhns has held office the longest among the four.
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East Waterloo
J. N Kuhns
F. FP. Knapp
Waterton Township
J. J. Denpater
W. 8
McMurray
Tustice Kuhns
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