Larson Declared Guilty in Telecon Treatment Case
A Denver jury reached a ruling on Mr. Larson linked to the Telecon treatment. The Medical Trust charged he practiced medicine without a license while he claimed to heal patients without drugs. Witnesses testified to cures and audience members sought to testify, but many were not allowed.
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Medical Board
Larson Red
Weat
Carlton M. Bilas
Gene
John Bottom
Ite
John ‘Ies
Harry ¥. Kelley
Medical Trust
Larson
Denver
Dideasea
From
Emma L. Carpenter
Tennyson
Atreet
Aince
W. B. Renter
Batker Mying
Kant Twentieth Avenue
Carpenter
Bottom
Larzon
Nic Larnon
Mary Harper
Colorado
Harper
Frank A. Witte
Larron
Dbctor
Hottom
Om Rim
Larnon
Non
Mr. Larson
Mn Larson
Witness Describes Wife’s Recovery In Court Testimony
An earnest witness for James Bew Agny testifies on how his wife improved daily. W B Carpenter of 1045 East Twentieth witnesses calming claims about Telecont treatment. The district attorney notes only a fragment of truth and presses for full details before the jury.
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James
W. B Carepenter
East
Carpenter
Law Is Doubtful, Judge Bliss Rules On Larson Case
The judge expresses grave doubt about practicing medicine without drugs under the statute and contemplates the constitutionality of the act. The defense moves for a verdict of not guilty on four grounds, while the court considers sustaining the statute despite uncertainties.
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Bottom
Larson
Motlom
Nine Reg Court
Court hears testimony on treated wife and alleged medical care
Witnesses describe Mrs. Carpenter's long illness and pain from indigestion, the role of doctors and drugs, and the claim that treatment by Mr. Larson aided her recovery after she and her husband sought relief. The case hinges on medical practice and the wife’s improvement following home care.
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Larson
Deber
Dunlap Ie
Pee Cees
Echoo
Trenton
Denver
Dan Piers
Tennyson Street
Rponter
Pergon
Laraon
Swedish Minister's Child Reported Cured
A Swedish minister’s young child is said to have been cured after a treatment described in the weekly issue. The account notes the child’s limp improving and cites authorities observing the recovery.
Delicate from childhood girl seeks cure through new treatment
Mian Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Miller of 2686 Washington Street Denver, claims long illness from whooping cough and stomach issues resisted doctors. After trying a novel therapy praised in The Post her condition improves and she vows to avoid further drugs, while her father remains skeptical yet hopeful.
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Mian Miller
George Miller
Washington Street
Minster
Minas Miller
Mr. Larson
Mien Miller
Que Lerde
Dol Hany
Milter
Berthoud Man Recovers from Rheumatism After Denver Treatment
Alfred Peterson of Berthoud sought relief from muscular rheumatism after reading about James Austin Larson. He traveled to Denver two weeks ago and began treatment. He reports major improvement with one leg pain free and the other greatly eased, walking with a cane and no crutches.
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Alfred Peterson
Berthoud
Denver
James Austin Larson
Larson
Gould
Doctor's Allure of Larson Heals Rheumatic Pain
A patient praises Mr. Larson for treating rheumaticism with success. He reports relief after several sessions, noting parents doctors failed and baths and medicines offered only limited help. Barnes suggests doctors resent Larson's results, calling it jealousy while the healer improves lives.
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Barnes
Walt
Glenwood
Denver
Mer. Larnon
Mr. Barnes
Larson
Denver publisher praises Telecom founder amid medical debate
Alfred Steele of Svenska Amerteinaka denounces doctors and lauds James Austin Larson, originator of Telecom, claiming initial treatments improved his rheumatic condition after years of failed cures. He urges repeal of laws restricting Larson and asserts forthcoming permanent relief with continued sessions.
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Alfred Steele
Svenska Amerteinaka
Denver
James Austin Larson
Telecom
Dhaner
Mr. Larson
Mr. Steele
Jeon
Larson
R. Steele
Mmn
Anion Ninaviane
Carrie
Lareon
Jealousy cited as motive after medical trust verdict
Mr Larson claims persecution by the Medical Trust of the United States and its Colorado subsidiary. He denounces medicine and operations, says he courts publicity, and asserts many doctors profit from drugs and needless procedures. He urges the public to judge Helicon’s success, noting patients who recovered after doctors allegedly drugged them. Telecon remains at The Savoy Hotel.
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Medical Trust of
United States
Medi Trust of
Colorado
Larson
Helicon
Enver
Savoy Hotel
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