General Sawyer Declined Wilson Offer for Army Medical Corps
Marion Ohio born Dr. Sawyer long a Harding ally and physician served as Marion County War official and secretary of the National Volunteer Service Corps. He declined Wilson’s offer of brigadier general in the army medical corps and retired as president of the American Institute of Homeopathy after a 26 year Marion residency. He accompanied Harding on campaign trips and inaugural events.
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Minor cases disposed of in city court
In city court yesterday McGowan of 1078 Rose street a drug clerk charged with theft was bound over to the May term of the Criminal Superior court. Frank Larkin of 9 River street charged with reckless driving after his car struck Mran els Broadbin of 257 Dover street injuring her. case continued until Saturday pending the coroner's finding. James Dondero of Tansie Hill Road had charges nolled after coroner found no negligence. Dondero was in a Health department truck recently involved in a crash that crushed by Thomas Wane of 25 Pontts Lane. Lattie Edwards of High street served with capias after failing to appear against Thomas Brows of same address. Case to be tried this morning. William Flamiston of Seeley street case continued until Saturday for alleged shooting attempt by Clark Klauberg of 4 Forest Street. Counter suit fallout noted between Mr. and Mrs. Kiausberg.
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Two Judges to Hold Common Court Sessions
Judges John J Walsh and John Booth of the Common Pleas court will sit this week for hearing work cases assigned for three court days. Several cases scheduled for today were postponed for various reasons. The March term ends this week and the April term for tough cases opens April 5 with a term in Dantebur.
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Much Good Booze Is On Its Way To America
March 8 more than 60,000 gallons of American whiskey shipped for Wrinecott indication and Sines held under Sand in French government ports, owing to refusals to permit sale in France, is on its way back to the United States. James M. Black, exporter who maneuvered the deal, says the mayor will be sold in the United States for medicinal purposes. He declined to say how a permit was obtained or any details of the permit.
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Peerage Heirs Shrink in War Submissions Rise
London Maresh 28 reports new editions of Peerages show British peerages and baronetcies greatly affected by war. Over thirty thousand names added to orders of knighthood and the new Cadre of the British nobility highlights a surge in titles amid conflict.
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It Is Woman’s Duty To Be Good Looking
London on March 28 reports Dr Rossy in Bristol cathedral urging Christian women to look their best within modest limits and avoid over dressing saying temptation lies in excessive fashion and competition among peers.
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Australians Organize Communist Branch
A new Communist branch is announced by J. B. Carder of Tradex Labor, with Socialis-Labor Party Ameralist Party and International Industrial Ward among represented groups. The branch aims to take active part in union campaigns to overthrow the present system.
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Teeth Defend Health in Warning to America
London report cites Dr Builth warning the United States faces danger from def erioration of the mouth as the gateway of health. He blames attitudes toward self control and maternal preparation for lifelong health impacts. A separate Danbury suit alleges FE A Strout Farm seeks $3849 commission from Albert J Poeeter tied to a real estate deal.
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