Doctor Peasden Prefers Euthanasia as Tetanus Strikes
Dr Joseph Peasden a leading Nelson Morris expert in fertilizer and glue suffers a compound nose fracture that leads to tetanus at Chicago Baptist hospital He asks doctors to end his life with a drug but they refuse He signs a will bequeathing his estate to his wife and five children and awaits further condition changes as Christmas Eve incident draws attention to his claim of foresight in his own case.
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Foreign shooter spurs mob in Leechburg murder
An angry mob of 200 would have avenged Presley Kliingensmith's death at Leechburg but for prompt police work. The victim was shot by an unknown foreigner, amid many foreigners in Leechburg.
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Fairbanks Day With Beveridge At The Claypool
A Republican love feast at the Claypool hotel drew many party notables for Fairbanks’ presidential boom. Senator Beveridge presided as James E. Watson and Indiana Republicans pressed support for the governor bid amid discusses of railway reform and anti child labor efforts.
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Give savings accounts for Christmas offers
The ad urges replacing brief gifts with savings, urging to start a savings account with the company for loved ones. It promotes $1.00 or more to begin, framing it as a lasting reminder and a lesson in the value of small savings, encouraging gift of savings accounts at Christmas.
Harmony Move Boosts Democratic Outlook in Indiana Districts
Reports say the harmony withdrawal by Harry Bassett strengthens party unity in Seventh district politics. C. W. Miller and Taylor backers press for a smooth chairmanship, while Judge Macy ends congress plans and Judge McClure looms as Republican machine pick. Taylor’s Second district bid for governor gains momentum with Nugent directing the campaign.
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Christmas Dinner Then Suicide in Pittsburgh Home
Henry Horneff praised a Christmas dinner at 7304 Susquehanna Avenue in Pittsburgh before retiring to his bedroom and shooting himself. He had been distressed by recent job loss, ending his life in the home. His wife was present during the incident.
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Bombing Widow Sparks Fire in Charleroi
In Charleroi Pennsylvania on December 26 Santino Mastrinela, a widow, declined marriage offer from Joseph Roa. Roa hurled a dynamite bomb through her home window, injuring her leg and setting houses nearby ablaze causing about 5000 dollars in property loss. Roa is jailed.
Kills His Sweetheart and Five Now At Large
In Chicago on December 26 Frank Zulonowski shot and killed his fiance Miss Teresa Dolinski at her home 476 West Fourteenth Street. Zulonowski, 25, escaped and is at large. The incident follows New York crime wave reports showing overpacked Tombs and 1011 standing cases versus 541 last year with inmate crowding and staffing strains.
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Jealousy Triggers Tragedies Across Pennsylvania
In Sharon William Van Bush killed his wife and himself with a razor amid jealousy of a rival. In New Castle Charles Quimby, 27, shot his wife and fled after citing jealousy. In Pittsburg George Pritchard surrendered claiming he killed his brother-in-law Robert White after a family feud.
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Auto Smashup in Davenport Leaves One Deadly
In Davenport Iowa Ralph Loy formerly of Geneva New York is reported with a fractured skull and expected to die from injuries suffered in an auto crash yesterday. Three other Moline Illinois men were injured in the accident. Benedict's advertises fruit cake and English plum pudding like mother used to make.
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Local Artists Shine at Indianapolis Exhibit
One hundred seven visitors attended the Herron Art Institute on Wednesday for the Indianapolis Art Association’s twenty third exhibit. The show highlights local talent and well known Indianapolis figures and will close on New Year’s Day.
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Darr mine tragedy recovers 68 more bodies
Jacob's Creek Pa December 3 68 bodies have been recovered from the Darr mine in the past 24 hours as rescue efforts continue.
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