Radio to Spread Fire Prevention Messages Nationwide
New York Oct. Radio to spread information on preventing fires runs six days in the United States and Canada. George B. Muldaur of Underwriters' Laboratories leads broadcasts reaching up to 10 million. Emphasizes clean houses, proper storage, alarm readiness, chimney care, and safe handling of matches and kerosene to reduce the vast fire losses.
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United States
Canada
Associated Press
New York
Holland
America
England
France
George B. Muldaur
Underwriters' Laboratories
Wy House
American Public Health Assn to Stress Sanitation
Boston talks in churches ahead of the American Public Health Association meeting. Sessions cover municipal health, laboratories, sanitation, vital statistics, and nursing. Thomas Oliver of Newcastle will discuss safety and sanitation in modern industries. Dr. George E. Vincent to speak.
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Appociated
Boston
Mass
American Public Health Association
Thomas Oliver
Newcastle
England
Ile
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Municipal Health Department
Bublige Health Administration
Boston Health Show
Boston Health Department
Alassachusetts Department of Public Health
Boston Health
Francisx. Mahoney
Morlan Child Dies of Fever in Shell Rock
The five year old Morlan girl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore died Saturday from scarlet fever. Burial will be in Allison this afternoon with parents Clyde and Mrs Moore, two brothers, two sisters, and grandparents among the survivors.
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Morlan
Clyde Moore
Allison
Jotn Athler
Austin
Blackhanders Seek $1000 for Return of Stolen Ordinances
Forest City Iowa October 8. A Black Hand committee stole city ordinance books from the council rooms last Tuesday night and left a note stating $1000 should be paid for their return. The note, penned on tablet paper, demanded the books be placed on the west side of the standpipe and hinted the act was payback for petty parking trouble.
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Forest City
Suit Settled for Ten Thousand in Rail Fatality Case
Cedar Rapids Iowa widow of Andrew Baker a switchman for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad who was killed on duty in November 1922 at Cedar Rapids reaches a $101000 compromise before Judge F Li Aniler.
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George W. Toms
Baker
George F. Baker
Charles Sutherland
A. Bemler
Railroad
Chicago
Bemler
Dubuqueé
Toms
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Baker
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
F. Lb. Aniler
High School Pupils Killed at Crossing
Myrtle McElwain 16 daughter of Dr P W McElwain and Max Hughes 19 son of G F Hughes, both of Sioux City, died or injured when the car they rode was struck by a Northwest passenger train at a grade crossing near Salix Iowa. They were en route to a football game in Onawa Iowa.
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Sioux City
Myrtle McElwain
P. W. McElwain
Max Hughes
G. FP. Hughes
Salix
Onawa
Pedestrian Completes Boston to Iowa Walking Trip
Alfred Thompson of Spencer finished a walking trip from Boston to Iowa with help from a Ford ride for the final miles. He traveled eight days there and nine days back, covering over 1600 miles. He paid $8 for room and board and faced few refusals to aid him along the Lincoln Highway.
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Spencer, In
Alfred Thompson
Spencer
Boston
Mary Ploete
Franklin Floste, Jr
Harvard College
Massachusetts
Thompson
Towa
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Sam Frank’s
Switchman
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Epingles
Mannish Serges
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Paris
Sound
Ecru
Illinois
U.S
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Comtente
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