Alienist Sues by Former Patient
Dr. Sanger Brown head of Kenilworth Sanitarium faces a £300,000 damage suit filed by James B. Sheehan formerly of Trenton New Jersey and Chicago & North Western Railway general counsel. Sheehan alleges illegal confinement at the Evanston hospital and loss of position and salary due to the treatment.
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United Press
Chicago
Sanger Brown
Kenilworth Sanitarium
Here
James B. Sheehan
Trenton
N. J
Chcago & Northwestern Railroad
Sheehan
Evanston
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen
A list of reported stolen cars in various locations includes Hert Dovey of Maxwell from a garage rear area and Orville Shockley of Word from New York and Illinois Streets. Names such as Daniel Vespe in Ford and Ralph McCallister in Byram appear with vehicle makes Cadillac Ford Chevrolet and locations near Union Station and Meridian.
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Hert Dovey
Washington St
Maxwell
Orville Shockley
Station St
Word
New York
Illinois
Lynn Harketeps
WY. M
A. Ford
Meridian
North Sts
Daniel Vespe
Lexington Ave
Ford
Llinois St
Union Station
Harry Warner
Madison Ave
Hevrolet
Fred Stevenson
Deloss St
Holy Cross Rd
Ralph McCallister
Byram
Washington and Oriental
E. BB. Holton
Woodruff
Cadillac
Garmce
Back Home Again Automobiles Report
Reporter finds several cars around the city including a Hudson sedan with license 491-653 at Richwine and Washington Lewis Main, a Ford at 2916 N Yarding St near Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, a Nordyke Marmon at Eleventh and Meridian Sts, and a Cadillac at English Ave and Belt R.
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Hudson
Richwine
Washington Sts
Tax Only Seven Cents Inheritance Tax Set In Wabash
Heirs of the Catherine Ogden estate of LaKeton paid only 7 cents inheritance tax in Circuit Court, marking the smallest tax ever recorded in the county court.
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Ind
Catherine Ogden
Laketon
Pine Cough Syrup at Home Advertisement Q A
A home remedy guide promotes pine conch syrup using pine extract and sugar or honey syrup. It claims relief within 24 hours for coughs hoarseness and throat ailments and advertises Pinex as the concentrated pine extract from The Pines Co Ft Wayne Ind with a money back guarantee.
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the Pines Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Joint-Ease advertised as quick relief for neuralgia and joint pain
A New England chemist promotes the external remedy Joint-Ease for inflamed joints and neurabia. The advertisement touts fast, penetrating relief with a minute rubbing, suitable for ankle knee hip and spine and available for six cents at Hook Drug Co and Goldsmith's Drug Stores.
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New England
Hook Drug Co
Goldsmith
Families Hope for Christmas Help With Bare Necessities
A list of needy households seeks basic aid for Christmas including food clothing toys and coal. Recipients include multiple families with ill or unemployed parents and several children aged from infancy to mid teens aided by School Nursing and the Family Welfare Society.
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Division of
School Nursing
City Board of Health
Family Welfare Society
Santa Claus Delivers Schubert's Unfinished Symphony Review
A reader receives for review Schubert's Symphony in B minor known as The Unfinished. Three twelve inch Odeon records by the Berlin German Opera Orchestra conducted by Adwind Moerik present the haunting, incomplete work with noted direction and international reputation.
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Anta Claus
Schubert
Berlin
Adwand Moerik
Odeon
Gold Finds Spark Holiday Awe and Local Hopes
A new gold deposit in Indiana draws cautious interest near Cicero Creek in Tipton County with $2 to $3 pans per day potential. Geology official notes gold north of Brown County is unconfirmed, while a local worker reports small yields not enough for a rush. Concurrently, a music and theater roundup highlights recent concert star John Charles Thomas and a slate of Indianapolis shows and vaudeville acts.
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Brown
Monroe County
Clcero Creek
Tipton
Theodore Kingsbury
Geology Division
State Conservation Department
Brown County
Tipton County
John Stafford
Indiana Gas Light Company
Cicero Creek
G. G. Davis
Ind
Stafford
Bank Director Named in Indictments for Shortage
Frank Peterson, director of the Farmers State Bank of Milford, was freed on a $3,000 bond after arrest on Kosciusko County grand jury indictments. One charge says the bank was overdrawn, another that Peterson held an unindorsed $2,500 note. New indictments also accuse cashier James T. Shepard, already serving 2 to 14 years, of overdrawing and embezzlement.
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Ity United Preas
Warsaw
Ind
Alabama physician indicted for wife murder
Dr. George T. Edwards former staff physician at the Tennessee Company Hospital was indicted on six counts for the murder of his wife in their Birmingham bungalow. Mrs Edwards was chloroformed and her skull crushed, with the killing occurring two weeks prior.
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Ly United Press
Birmingham
Ala
George T. Edwards
Tennessee Company Hospital
Bridge Agreement Lets City Fund White River Span
City and county officials reached a plan on Tuesday to fund the Kentucky Avenue bridge over the White River with the city paying total construction costs until March 1. The county may sell its bond share to cover costs after a county bond issue was rejected on a technicality. The flood prevention law assigns 45 percent costs to both government bodies and 10 percent to benefiting property owners.
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Kentucky Ave
White River
Board Names Proposed for Special School Board Election
Miss Meriva I. outlines a plan to elect school board members in a special election distinct from general elections. positions will be in school houses with men and women chosen for ability to discharge responsibilities.
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Meriva I
Diamond Chain official speaks at chamber forum
Hoagland of the Diamond Chain Company spoke at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night during the timely topics forum. Daniel B. Luten presided and Richard O. Johnson of Indianapolis schools addressed attendees.
Governor Elect Hiram Bingham Wins U S Senate Seat
Governor-Elect Hiram Bingham Republican wins Connecticut special election to replace the late Frank Brandegee over Democrat Hamilton Holt by more than 40,000 votes. Bingham to be inaugurated January 7 then resign as governor to assume Senate seat.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Hiram Bingham
United States
Frank Brandegee
Bingham
Hamilton Holt
Senate
Baby Burns to Death in Evansville Stove Fire
Ruby Osborne, age one, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Osborne, died after a celluloid comb she carried near an open grate caught fire. Her mother removed the flaming clothing but the burns proved fatal. The incident occurred in Evansville, Indiana, on Tuesday.
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United Preas
Christmas Party At Potter Fresh Air School Friday
The Parent Teacher Association will host a Christmas party for Theodore Potter Fresh Air School pupils this Friday. Children will present a short playlet during the event.
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Theodore Potter Fresh Air School
Parent
Psychology of man urged for American industry
Charles Wood ward of Cleveland Ohio told the Railroad Club of Indianapolis at Union Station Tuesday night that a clearer understanding of the psychology of man is the big need of American industry.
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Charles Woodward
Cleveland
Ohio
Railroad Club
Indianapolis
Union Station
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