Doctor Charged in Convalesced Girl Neck Injury
A doctor faces charges after a convalesced girl sustained a snapped vertebrae. Investigators allege negligence led to serious neck injury during treatment.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1928
Page
1
Physician, Free on Bond, Rearrested and Jailed
Federal grand jury to indict Louis W. Hoffman, a practicing physiotherapist, for first degree murder in the case of Eleanor Lehman who died during treatment. Dolores Monroe testified Hoffman pressed for a false story and threatened her, leading to new arrests and a jail hold while the grand jury considers charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Leo A. Rover
United States Attorney
Louis W. Hoffman
Eleanor Lehman
Hoffman
Liberty
Dolores Monroe
Miss Lehman
Rover
Lehman
Miss Monroe
A. M. MacDonald
MacDonald
Monroe
Paterson
N. J
Miss Pearl McCall
Edward Kelly
Mr.Rover
Miss McCall
Fall Heads to Pasadena Sanatorium for Heart Observation
Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior travels from El Paso to Pasadena by Southern Pacific train for an indefinite sanatorium stay on doctors orders. His wife daughter Mrs. B. F. Elliott and secretary H. G. Clunn accompany him. Fall, with low blood pressure, stays hopeful about possible heart treatment and notes he may remain on the coast under specialist care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Pasadena
Cal
Southern Pacific
B. F. Elliott
H. G. Clunn
Fall
H. T. Safford
Bethe
Califor
London Typist Reaches Gibraltar Straits Sea Feat
London typist Mercedes Gleitz swam the Straits of Gibraltar starting from the Spanish side and finishing at Punta Leona after twelve hours and fifty minutes of currents. Nearly seventy witnesses, mostly Spaniards, observed the feat as she endured swollen lips and a blistered face. She credited feeding on sandwiches omelettes oranges tea and coffee for endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Morocco
Mercedes Gleitz
London
Straits of Gibraltar
Miss Gleitz
Punta Leona
Straits
Irish airman takes job as pilot of the Bremen
Col. James C. Fitzmaurice of the Irish Free State air force becomes the Bremen crew’s second pilot joining Capt. Hermann Koehl and Baron von Huenefeld. Arthur Spindler returned to Berlin after a reported quarrel with the baron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Baldonnel
Irish Free State
Junkers
James C. Fitzmaurice
Irish Free State Air Force
Hermann Koehl
Baron von Huenefeld
Arthur Spindler
Berlin
Appointed Bishops Named by Pope Pius
Rome dispatch reports Pope Pius has appointed Joseph Chartrand Bishop of Indianapolis as assistant to the Papal throne and James John Keane Archbishop of Dubuque Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
James John Keane
Dubuque
Warner files lunacy complaint against Norman Trevor
H B Warner, longtime friend, accuses actor Norman Trevor of mental imbalance. Trevor, 51, faces lunacy examination after arrest for issuing checks without funds. Warner cites delusions of wealth and extravagant purchases, including a $145 bouquet. Trevor was an India champion athlete and Olympic competitor who began in London 1907 and came to the U S in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Warner
Norman Trevor
New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Lunacy Commission
Trevor
Warner
Beverly Hills
Posner
Crowley
Hollywood
India
London
United States
Youth killed after license plate theft linked to Covington incident
An 18 year old youth, unidentified, died when a green touring car stolen with Edna Taylor's rear plate crashed near Walton Kentucky. Four men moved the body to Walton garage owner George Weyman's home. Police linked the vehicle to a Cincinnati robber gang and sought the car for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Taylor
Wallace Avenue
Covington
St. Mary's Cathedral
Twelfth Street
Madison Avenue
Cathedral
George Weyman
Walton
Weyman
Greater
Cincinnati
Collie Found Alive After 55 Days Trapped
Goldie the collie, owned by Easton farmer William Wakeman, lay trapped for 55 days with two steel traps on a dense roadside fringe. A farm laborer found her weakly moving in leaves, her forepaw severed, rear leg trapped, and she was brought home for veterinary care with a hopeful prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Goldie
William Wakeman
Easton
Wakeman
Former New York Attorney Ends Life With Gas
Edgar M. Atkin, a former New York attorney, was found dead in a Washington lodging house with a gas jet open. He was a Yale baseball team pitcher where former Senator Wadsworth played first base. His widow resides in Stamford, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgar M. Atkin
New York
Atkin
Yale
Wadsworth
Stamford
Conn
Japanese To Ride U S Mail Planes In Race Around World
New York April 6 Japanese graduate students plan a world circumnavigation race. Toi chiro Araki will fly from San Francisco to New York via Trans Continental Airmail Line and aim for Hadley Field New Jersey before heading toward Paris Berlin Moscow and Tokyo. Opponent Ryukichi Matsui may fly westward once booked. prizes include 3000 yen for fastest time and 1000 yen for the loser. Araki aged 34 studied at Oregon University. Matsui 37 is a Keio graduate and a Sidney University lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toichiro Araki
Yokohama
San Francisco
Araki
Ryukichi Matsui
Jiji Shimpo
Tokyo
Empress of Asia
Matsui
Siberia
Hadley Field
N. J
Longdon
Paris
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Oregon University
Europe
Keio University
Sidney University
Australia
Arsenic in well poisons Arkansas town
In Fouke Arkansas a community well is found tainted with arsenic causing illness across five families at the J R Goldman sawmill camp. Mrs Nancy Lynn and her brother Robert Morris were arrested on charges of assault with intent to kill after authorities traced the poison to a Fouke drug store. The Lynn household holds timber interests from her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foure
Ark
J. R. Goldman
Nancy Lynn
Robert Morris
Lynn
Fouke
Better West End Tenements Urged by Health Chief
W H Peters, on a city committee led by Col. Sherrill, says West End ills stem from environment. He argues better tenements help families escape crime, dissipation and vice, but moral reform remains essential. The committee meets again Monday to continue study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peters
Col. Sherrill
West End
Dr. Peters
Inman Seeks Divorce Over Violent Temper
Walker P. Inman filed for divorce from Garnet Helene Patton Inman in Reno District Court claiming a violent temper. He is the son of Mrs. James B. Duke and Garnet Inman is the daughter of Rev. Arthur C. Patton of Kokomo Indiana. A separation agreement lists payments of $15 000 yearly until $75 000 has been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Walker P. Inman
District Court
Garnet Helene Patton Inman
Inman
James B. Duke
Arthur C. Patton
Kokomo
Ind
Grant Clarke
South Mountain blaze wipes out timber lands in Maryland
Fire raged across South Mountain near Hagerstown destroying over 1500 acres of valuable timber. Volunteers forest officials and coal miners formed large patrols but the fire advanced rapidly aided by strong winds. In West Virginia about 160 fires lit up the state with roughly 1000 men and Boy Scouts deployed to fight flames from Charleston to Kanawha County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
South Mountain
Frederick County
Baggstown
Pondsville Mountain
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
P. M. Browning
Game and Fish Commission
Browning
Kanawha River
Panhandle
North Central
Witchers
Kelley's Creeks
Kanawha
Cabin Creek
Prairie fire tragedy claims two in Oklahoma home
In Rankin Oklahoma a prairie fire trapped Mrs Perry Underwood and her five year old son as they fought the blaze protecting their home. They were burned to death while husband Mr Underwood was severely burned but the home was saved when the wind shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin, Okla
Perry Underwood
14 Year Old Boy Acquitted in Allegheny River Murder Case
In Pittsburgh on April 6 a jury found 14 year old Robert Stevens not guilty of murder in the fatal robbery along the Allegheny River bank. The victim, slugged for $3.75, was killed. Stevens had been accused of taking part under threat from 16 year old Alvin Hess who was convicted of first degree murder last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Pose
Robert Stevens
Allegheny River
Stevens
Alvin Hess
Ex-Chorus Girl Tattoo Case Spurs Domestic Suit
In a domestic relations court hearing, Dale Dearwester testified that his wife Jane Henderson Dearwester, 21, formerly a chorus girl, had a lover's name tattooed on her leg. He also alleged she pawed a $100 ring to fund the divorce suit, but the wife's divorce claim for lack of support was dismissed by Judge Charles W. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Henderson Dearwester
Shillito Place
Dale Dearwester
Elm Street
Charles W. Hoffman
Dearywester
Dearwester
Jeanne Engels Suspended by Equity for Year and a Half
New York April 6. Actors Equity bans Jeanne Engels from the legitimate stage for a year and a half and fines her two weeks salary. She vows to return on Broadway despite the ruling, claiming ill health caused her absence from "Her Cardboard Lover." Equity rules she cannot appear in any Equity joint production during the suspension, though vaudeville or film work remains allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Engels
Equity
New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Garden of Eden
Miss Engels
Council of Equity
Milwaukee
St. Louis
A. H
Frank Gilmore
Miss Eagles
Gilmore
Indictments Sealed In Federal Grand Jury Report
Sealed indictments led the list in a four day grand jury session reported by foreman W M Simmons before Judge Hickenlooper. Eleven of sixty nine true bills were sealed including probes into bankers near Cincinnati for banking law violations and other cases tied to Prohibition and interstate offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
W. M. Simmons
Hickenlooper
Echo of Devere
Newport
Clifford Devere
Atlanta Penitentiary
Carl J. Radley
Grocer
Eleventh
Monmouth
William Gray
Ann Street
Charles Maegerle
Denver Wells
Fred Wells
Otto Pfleger
Smith
Radley
Gray
Pfleger
Harry A. Abrams
United States
Grau
Devere
Silver Grove
Court Street
Cincinnati
Michigan towns isolated by flood across northern Michigan
Severe flood conditions spread as heavy melting snow caused breaches from the Tittabawassee near Midland to cut road links and trap residents. Levees were reinforced and fears for a Petoskey bridge span rose while Upper Big Rapids river levees were bolstered. Omaha and Eastern Nebraska regained telegraph and telephone service after heavy April snow, with radio the sole link earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Midland
Flint
Bay City
Saginaw
Maple River
Petoskey
Big Rapids
Muskegon River
Omaha
Nebraska
Neb
Afghan rulers leave debts after Paris London visit
Ammanullah of Afghanistan and the royal entourage ran up unpaid bills in Paris London and Berlin during a three week tour. France paid 5 000 000 francs of dresses and couturier costs to avoid scandal while estimated unpaid debt totals reach 30 000 000 francs in England and the colonies. The British government hinted debts would be settled regardless of cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Pierre van Paassen
New York World News Service
Ameer Amanullah
Afghanistan
England
France
Berlin
Ameer
Russia
N. Y
World News Service
In. Press Pub. Co
World
Big Bill Plays Pied Piper Role in Chicago Drama
A dramatic incident unfolds in Chicago as an individual nicknamed Big Bill performs a guiding or luring role in a tangled public drama. The report labels a kidnap situation centered on Hamelintown with ongoing uncertainty about motives and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill
Pied Piper
Chicago
Thompson and Deneen Compete for Chicago Power
Amid winded city conflict and crime, this sixth piece shows Nichols tracing Thompson and Deneen strategies in the ongoing battle for state and city political control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mr. Nichols
Thompson
Deneen
Pied Piper analogy fuels Chicago primary clash
A Chicago primary battle centers on the Crowe Thompson Small Smith slate and Senator Charles S. Deneen. The piece casts Deneen as a powerful patronage broker using federal posts to fortify his machine, contrasting him with a populist attack in the 1928 political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Washington
Crowe-Thompson-Small- Smith
America First
Republican Party
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
Deneen
Chico
United States Attorney
Ilinois
Cook County
United States Senate
Munitions Smuggling Probe Involving Lempira Engineer
Peter Traetvik, second engineer aboard the steamer Lempira, held on $15 000 bail for attempting to export rifle ammunition to Honduras. Authorities say 16 000 rounds were found concealed in his cabin. Hearing set for April 25 before U S Commissioner Cotter following a tip from customs guard J Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Traetvik
Nicaragua
Traetvik
United States
Cotter
J. Marshall
Marshall
East River
Honduras
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springfield
Amante B. Rongetti
State Supreme Court
California
Spain
Band of Robbers
Collie
U. S
Arkansas
Maryland
West Virginia Forest
Jeanne , Eagels
Children of Democracy
Agent of Devil
Hamelintown
Windy City
Chine
Deaeon
Dudley Nichols
Bill
N.Y
Sandino
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