Dismissal of Internes Over Dying Man Case At City Hospital
Dr Forrest J Young and Dr David A Herron were dismissed by the City Board of Health for alleged neglect in treating Amos Gwinnup who was struck by C D Padrick on March 7. The interns allegedly said the injured man was drunk and delayed treatment until sobering up. Deputies ruled Gwinnup died from hemorrhages due to the injury.
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Mun
J. J. Freeland
Gwinnup
Knox
London
England
Thal
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Senator Crane Becomes Cemetery Commissioner
March 24 at an avenue town Mecotion United States Senior W Murray Crane a millionaire was elected cemetery commissioner for three years. Crane will accept the office on condition it does not conflict with his other duties.
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Salton, Maxs
An Ave
United States
W. Murray Crane
Crane
Miss Jean Reid Guest of Honor of the King
Miss Jean Tem pleton Reid daughter of the American ambassador to the court of St James was guest at a private dinner with King Edward at his chateau in Biarritz accompanying her father the ambassador. She has been signally flowered by the king on various occasions.
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London
Jean Templeton Reid
Court of
St. James
Jiagnar
King Eadward
Biarritz
Miss Reid
Spirit medium locates drowned youth near cemetery bridge
In Anderson, March 24, a 19 year old, Arnold T. Redmond, drowned while duck hunting last Saturday. A spirit medium says the dead man spoke, predicting his body lies just west of Anderson cemetery bridge.
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Anderson. Ind
Arnold T. Redmond
Redmond
Anderson Cemetery Bridge
New Ross Creamery IG Now in Operation
Crawfordsville Ind March 2 The New Ross creamery began operations Monday The enterprise is up to date with big churns capacity 609 pounds of butter at a churning
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Crawfordsville
Ind
New Ross Creamery
Col Harrison Abandons County Prosecutor Bid
Col Russell B. Harrison will not seek the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney, ending his county race. He will remain out of the contest, citing personal reasons and continuing service in his current role.
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Col. Harrison
Russell B. Harrison
Startling Revelations As To Today's Primaries
A Marion county primary race erupts into a clash over board appointments. W. M. Fogarty faces accusations of stacking election boards with Jim Keach allies to tilt the vote and allow repeaters and tissue ballots. Voters urged to demand fair play and an honest count today.
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Sjndianapolis Star
Marion County
W. M. Fogarty
Jim Keach
Tie
W. W. Spencer
Jerry Mahoney
Bryan
Joseph Mack
William Hall
Gottlieb L. Dipple
Edward Lyons
James M. Healey
Frank Edenharter
John A. Lewis
J. O. Henderson
Theodore Woerner
Sam V. Perrott
M. M. Bacheldor
Perkins
Wilson
George Tuutz
Woodson
Indiana
Theodore P. Davis
Keach
Fogarty
Fear of Fraud at Primaries in Indianapolis City
A sharp political struggle erupts in Marion County as the Taggart wing and anti Taggart factions clash over delegate selection for the state convention. Charges accuse the anti Taggart side of packed boards tissue ballots and biased voting places while the Taggart forces claim unfair acts by County Chairman Fogarty and allies. The dispute centers on Governor candidates and Bryan’s influence amid rumors of bolting from the Bryan ticket.
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Indianapolis
Kerach-Hollaman
Marion County
Taggart Wing
John W. Kern
Nomi
William J. Bryan
Teena
George Wolf
Reading
Bryan
W. MM
Fogarty
Brian
Taggart
Col
Charles G. Conn
Col. Conn
Samuel M. Ralston
Antis
Four Winds
National Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Board of Trade
Denver Convinton
Kern
Gatis
John W. Holtzman
Thomas L. Sullivan
Taggart Forces
W. M. Fogarty
Pythian
Sun Takes Last Look At Mother He Struck Down
In Anderson Indiana on March 24 Grover Blake, who killed his mother Mrs. William M. Blake after confessing murder, stood by her bier and faced the crime he admits. His father secured permission for him to see the body hours before the funeral as three relatives kissed him goodbye, while a visible hammer blow marked the fatal wound.
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Sun
Blake
William M. Blake
Sherif Smelser
Young Blinke
State Senator Franchoi Dies in Montreal
In Montreal Quebec, state Senator Franchoi of New York died late last night from complications after an unsuccessful operation. The death closes a political career marked by cross border ties and public service in the state.
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Montreal
Que
Marck H
Franchoi
New York
Simple Kidney Cure With Buchu Balmwort and Sarsaparilla
A home remedy claims kidneys can be cured by a mix of half ounce Buchu fluid extract one ounce Balmwort compound and two ounces Sarsaparilla compound. Take a teaspoon before meals and at night, drink water between meals, and limit liquids at meals. The ad cites Gaul a high priced urinary specialist and warns of urinary trouble signs and serious complications.
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Gaul
Bright
Night Riders Bury Dead in Segre Ops
Governor Willson of Kentucky received a letter detailing Night Riders losses in Marshall County near Birmingham. The informant claims 16 riders killed in two weeks, with several buried secretly, and describes a raid on an old Negro home where occupants were shot as the mob closed in. Guards and families faced deadly violence amid vigilantism.
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Shall
Gov. Willson
Willson
Priest SLAIN WITH HATCHET IN NEW YORK
Vincenso Botana a Franciscan monk who served Sicilian immigrants was murdered in a back room at 235 E Twenty-ninth Street. He is the second priest among foreigners to die by mysterious avengers. Earlier Father Kaspar Vartarian was found with a hatchet wound and his body shoved in a trunk in Hell's Kitchen.
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Kaspar Vartarian
Hell's Witchen
French man proves he is alive amid forced burial
Paris March 24. Jean Marturin, believed dead, awakened at the burial scene causing shock and anger among relatives. In court he is treated as deceased and forced to seek legal confirmation of his true status, despite his protest.
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Paris
Jean Marturin
Marturin
Indianapolis stage employes elect W O Henry president
The Indianapolis stage employes selected officers for the current term with W O Henry as president and Theodore Moch as vice president. Other officers include Charles F Schlegel secretary Sherman Parry financial secretary Frank Jones treasurer Elmer Cookus sergeant at arms George Currens guard and trustees Harrys Grace George Clark George Currens auditing board Claude Martin John Harter Frank Scott and Harry Barlow. Schiegel and Sherman Perry were reelected to represent the union at the sixteenth annual convention of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes in Minneapolis in July.
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Indianapolis
W. O. Henry
Theodore “Moch
Charles F. Schlegel
Sherman Parry
Frank Jones
Suide
Elmer Cookus
George Currens
Harrys Grace
George Clark
Claude Martin
John Harter
Frank Scott
Harry Barlow
George Kk. Schiegel
Sherman Perry
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
Minneapolis
Unheard of heirs sue for Hartmann estate
In St Louis Missouri March 2 1923 unheard of heirs and charitable organizations contend for a 300 dollar bequest left by the late Frederick H Hartmann who died by his own action last year The will directs the money go to the needy and deserving poor sparking a probate dispute among claimants from various groups
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Frederick H. Hartmann
Coal Operator Shot in Sweetheart's Home
In Middlesboro Kentucky Blevins Hudnall a coal operator from Middlesboro Kentucky was shot by Charles Cooper at the home of Miss Margaret Runyons. The two men had been courting the girl.
Pierce divorce case cites mince pie incident in St Louis
In St Louis, Henry J. Pierce and wife Violet E. Pierce filed divorce evidence. She alleges he refused to receive her and their five children after a Swiss trip, forcing her to Yonkers. A sister's husband was joked about, and she gave the children mince pie when Pierce objected.
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Falo, N
Violet E. Pierce
Switzerland
Yonkers, N
Pierce
Funeral for Arthur Richards Held at 19 O Clock
The funeral service for Arthur Richards aged seven who died at his home on McPherson Avenue was held Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock. Heart disease was given as the cause of death.
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Arthur Richards
McPherson-ave
Navy auction in London seeks ships for sale
March 24. A small navy of ships to be sold at auction by the Admiralty. Government deems the vessels no longer useful. The ships are expected to see little use in time of war.
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London
Admiralty
Monticello Juvenile Band Concert Led by Prof Tripodi
In Monticello Indiana on March 21 the Monticello Juvenile Band of eight members aged 1 to 18 performed under organizer and instructor Prof Vincent Tripodi, a noted figure in local music. The group has previously given several successful concerts.
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Monticello, Ind
Monticello
Vincent Tripodi
Indiana
Young Doctor Dies in New York City
Dr. Bryant Fassett aged 28 from Elmira died today in New York. He was the son of J. Sloat Fassett and trained as a physician. Authorities reported his death in the city medical scene on March 24.
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New York
Bryant
Fassett
Elmira
J. Sloat Fassett
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