Brilliant Men Cracking Under Modern Strain
Dr Hubley Owen warns that modern fast living is driving prominent businessmen toward insanity. Philadelphia doctors say the trend fills sanatorium rosters with formerly successful figures. Immigrants are blamed by Dr S H Lanyon for stress in cities, but he notes many insanes seem happier inside institutions.
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E. L. Rawley
International News Service Star
Philadelphia
Hubley H. Owen
Owen
S. H. Lanyon
Philadelphia General Hospital
Dr. Lanyon
Government waste hits poor harder than rich
A Harvard professor argues that government extravagance stems from belief that the other fellow pays. He explains taxes are embedded in prices paid by all, from merchandisers to streetcar riders, gas and telephone bills, affecting every household.
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William B. Munro
Harvard Universty
Bys
Extravagance and Waste Republic Speech Urges Change
The speaker argues that government extravagance harms the poor and that taxing the wealthy or reducing public spending will align democracy with economy. Emphasizes that economic burden falls unequally and suggests reform to make governance affordable for all citizens.
Flying Circus at Sunflower Track Opens
Delmar Snyder, a World War II aviator, brings a flying exhibition to Sunflower Track in Brazil Ind noting a Sunday event with aerial feats and crowd appeal. Local officials promote the show as a family entertainment feature.
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Brazil
Ind
Delmar Snyder
Snyder Flying Circus to Stage Air and Motor Derby
The Snyder Flying Circus and Motor Derby opens at Sunflower racing park featuring Miss Nona Malloy an aerial stunt artist and wing walker. Snyder’s team includes three planes two pilots and himself plus five veteran motorcycle racers. Indy and Illinoisan riders invited to race for liberal cash prizes with auto polo and aerial stunts promised Sunday and Monday.
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Snyder Flying Circus
Sunflower Racing Park
Sunday
Monay
Snyder
Miss Malloy
Speed J
Snyder Professionals
Coroners Inquest Held Over Train Fatalities
A coroner's inquest in the deaths of Stephen Flynn of Greencastle and William C. Teas of Chariton Iowa was held Friday by Coroner Frank E. Reed of Cloverdale. Witnesses testified and relatives of Flynn reportedly hired an attorney signaling a possible damage suit.
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Stephen Flynn
Greencastle
William C. Teas
Chariton
Iowa
Limedale
Frank E. Reed
Cloverdale
Flynn
No Paralysis Increase in Indiana Says King
Indiana shows no appreciable increase in infantile paralysis cases, despite spread in West Virginia and Ohio. Dr. William King, secretary of the state health board, reports Ohio and West Virginia exchange quarantines on under 16 children and police block crossings on the Ohio River. The illness is most prevalent in eastern Ohio.
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West Virginia
Ohio
William King
State Board of Health
John E. Monger
King
All Bridge
Ohio River
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