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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1928

Page

16

Death Penalty Proposed for Day Violators

United Press reports a nationwide tally on prohibition enforcement plans amid the Durant prize contest. Results show 23 230 submissions from all states and territories, with methods ranging from education to harsher penalties and constitutional modification proposals.

United Press NEW York W. C. Durant Army

Englishman Swallows Spoon in Dieppe Arrest

William Hudson a 27 year old Englishman swallowed a soup spoon in a suicide bid after police detained him in the Dieppe railroad buffet. An X ray showed a bulging area claimed to be caused by a fork swallowed on a prior arrest. He quipped that next time he would swallow a knife.

United Press Paris William Hudson Dieppe Hudson

Afghans Revolt to Save Their Beards in Kabul Uprising

A December revolt in Afghanistan challenges King Amanullah as clerics and public resist beard and turban reforms. Persian scholar Dr. Asadollah Beijan says the king’s legal push to shave faces provoked widespread unrest. Ali Abker Kiachif notes religion and tradition oppose swift modernization.

United Press New York Afghanistan Amanullah Asadollah Beijan Columbia University Beijan Persia Ali Abker Kiachif Legation

Jazz Band Helps Bradford Epileptics Forget Themselves

In Bradford on December 21 a new jazz band for poor law patients, chiefly epileptics and mental cases at the Brad ford institution, is planned. The Dais Hill Institution Committee of the Bradford Board of Guardians says the group will keep inmates from thinking about themselves. The patients already have a piano violins and two concertinas and the committee will add a full set of jaws instruments.

United Press London Bradford Dais Hill Institution

Poodle Survives 70-Foot Roof Fall in Boston

In Boston on December 21, the Italian poodle named Teddy fell seventy feet from a roof onto a concrete sidewalk and was hospitalized at Angel Memorial hospital where doctors report the animal recovering.

Boston Teddy Angel Memorial Hospital

No-Chance Flu and Grip Prevention with Vicks Ad

Health authorities urge early check of every cold and promote Vicks VapoRub for bedtime throat and chest application. The ad claims two actions: inhalation of vapor through air passages and poultice-like skin relief, plus nasal use in crowds to guard airways against germs.

Vicks

Hoover to Land in Rio on South American Tour

President-elect Herbert Hoover reaches Rio de Janeiro aboard the Utah after a South American tour. Brazilian officials greet him at the docks and he will attend a reception at Guanabara Palace and a special congress session. Hoover to address the congress and visit the supreme court before returning to Florida.

Hoover Rio DE Janeiro Thomas L. Stokes United Press S. S Utah Herbert Hoover Florida Bahia Rio Grande Do Sul C. R. Train Washington Luis Brazil Mello Vianna Senate Chamber of Deputies Guanabara Palace National Congress Supreme Court

Fourth set of twins born to Robey family in Washington

Mrs. Gover C. Robey welcomed the fourth pair of twins in seven years in Washington. The children range from 2 days to 20 years old, bringing the family total to fourteen.

United Press Washington Gover C. Robey

Voodoo Doctor Faces Quiz On Headless Body

Cleveland police probe a headless body mystery tied to a self described voodoo doctor. The doctor claims he killed Nehemiah Gibbs for $35 and dumped the body after severing the head, but investigators doubt the confession as other facts shift the suspect’s story.

Voodoo Doctor United Press Cleveland Ohio Charity Hospital Charles Rhodes Nehemiah Gibbs Theoore Arnstead Gibbs William Gibbs Nehemiah William

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