Experts Talk on Tuberculosis in Seattle Conference
The county health officers conference in Seattle focused morning on tuberculosis control and prevention. Dr. Heg outlined state county city roles. Dr. Bourns discussed case registration. experts from Bellingham and the University of Washington spoke on garbage water and sewage. The meeting also noted an upcoming talk on uniform contagious case records. The Women’s Club moved its Saturday meeting to Mrs Fisk’s home.
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Conference of County Health Officers of the
Seattle
State Commissioner of Health
Elmer E. Heg
Heg
F. S
W. Ballaine
Bellingham
E. J. McCaustland
University of Washington
T. C. Barnhart
Spokane
State Goes After J. M. Snow
A warrant was issued in Olympia for the arrest of Joseph M. Snow former Washington state highway commissioner on charges of embezzling 2142.25 of state funds. Snow admits possession of the money claiming it should be decided who is entitled to it. The case centers on funds from the Snoqualmie pass road project and the sale of right of way to the Milwaukee railroad. Snow raises questions about legality of actions and says he will hand over the money once rightful ownership is determined.
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Spokane
Wash
Olympia
Joseph M. Snow
Pugh
Thurston County Superior Court
Thurson
H. L. Bowley
Snows
Mills
Clausen
Bell
W. J. Foster
Olympia Bank
A. L. Helander
R. H. Field
Milwaukee Road
A. H. Barkley
Snoqualmie Pass
Milwaukee Railroad
Lake Keechelus
Easton
Snow
Frick Coal Subsidiary Buys Candy for Young Workers
Treat Youth. Uniontown, Pa., Dec. 16. Fifty thousand pounds of candy have been purchased by the Frick Coal & Coke company, a United States Steel subsidiary, for distribution among the children of its employees in the Connellsville and Klondyke regions. Supt. John Lynch of another subsidiary will supervise the distribution.
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Uniontown
Frick Coal & Coke Company
United States Steel Corporation
Connellsville
Klondyke
John Lynch
Navarro pursues rebels at Caitad Guerrero
Mexico City dispatch reports the main body of revolutionists retreated to Caitad Guerrero after Sunday’s clash. Federal forces pursued for hours capturing many prisoners. General Navarro massed detachments and pressed toward Guerrero as darkness fell, with renewed fighting this morning. The rebels were estimated at about 900 strong and resisting stubbornly.
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Mexico City
el Heraldo Mexicano
Chihuahua
Caitad Guerrero
Navarro
Guerrero
Agreement bars troops for federals or insurgents on Mexican Northwestern
A message received at El Paso offices states that by agreement no troops or war supplies will be transported over the Mexican Northwestern railroad in Mexico. Insurrectos will not molest the road, according to the ruling.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
Mexico
Excavation and Construction Plans on Parouse and Mission
John A. Crellarly began excavating on his lots at the corner of Parouse and Mission streets. Gellatly plans winter work if weather permits and aims to erect a large building on that corner. The Madera branch is under insurrectos control for nearly a month. Engraved cards and World office phone 1135 are noted.
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Madera
Insurrectos
World Office
John A. Crellarly
Parouse and
Mission Streets
Mr. Gellatly
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Wenatchee Hotel Bldg
State
J. M. Snow
Xmas
A. V. Huff
Eagle
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Paris
Boston Garters
John B. Stetson
Mallory Cravenette
Florsheim
Douglas
Monarch
Cluett
Toggery
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