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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

Page

11

Fourth Prison Term Escaped by Doctor

Dr Lucy Hagenow aged 84, four times convicted of manslaughter for illegal operations that killed young women, freed by the law to make her peace with God. The criminal figure, arrested seventy five times, served three Joliet prison terms on the same charge. Her latest fourteen year sentence was set aside by the supreme court after a failed attempt to prove the operation was life saving. A new trial was denied for lack of new evidence. the judge urged the prisoner to seek repentance.

Aynited Chicago Lucy Hagenow Joliet Penitentiary Supreme Emirt Dr. Hagenow Frank Comerford

Trains Crash on Elevated Line At Forty-fifth Street?

One person killed and thirty four injured when two elevated trains collided at eighth avenue and 112th street the highest point on New Yorks elevated tracks. A sixth avenue northbound train rear ended a ninth avenue car causing cars to buckle Edward Brennan a guard died after being trapped in wreckage.

Preea New York Eighth Avenue 112Th Street Sixth Avenue Ninth Avenue Edward Brennan

Award Contracts For Paving And Grading Roads

Hodgkins and Adams Company of Winchester Kentucky received a highway commission contract Thursday for grading and constructing small structures on State Road 50 two point eight miles from Versailles west of Elrod. The price is 132 thousand six hundred two dollars and sixty four cents. Alvan Adams of Clinton Kentucky won a one and a half mile paving contract on State Road 39 one and a half miles southeast of Antioch in Clinton County for thirty two thousand six hundred fifty nine dollars and sixty five cents.

Hodgkins & Adams Company Winchester State Highway Commission Versailles Elrod Alvan Adams Clinton Antioch Clinton County

Mixes Valet Arrested In 79100 Larceny Case

Cai Prydendahl, Cai Mix's valet, was arrested in Portsmouth New Hampshire on a larceny charge connected to the alleged theft of 79100 in cash and securities from the movie star. Police chief George Ducker dismissed publicity stunt theories and said the items were taken from a leather bag in Mix's circus train berth.

United Press Portsmouth N. H Cai Prydendahl Tom Mix Mix George Ducker

War Bird 10 Get Memorial After 11 Years Service

Washington June 20 The army will memorialize a wounded homing pigeon named President Wilson after its death at Fort Monmouth New Jersey at age eleven. Bred in France the bird served in tanks at St Mihiel and in the Meuse Argonne then made a final Rampant France flight in twenty five minutes despite leg injuries. The bird will be stuffed mounted and displayed in the Fort Monmouth museum with a placard recounting its exploits.

Washington Rampant France President Wilson Ft. Monmouth N. J St. Mihiel Meuse-Argonne Grand Pre Grand Pro Ft. Monmouth Museum Placcard

May McAvoy to Wed Hollywood Broker Next Wednesday

Hollywood screen actress May McAvoy, 25, will marry investment banker Maurice G. Cleary, 31, at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Hollywood. The Rev Michael Mullins, movie chaplain, will officiate after the couple filed their license.

Los Angeles May McAvoy Maurice G. Cleary Church of the Good Shepherd Hollywood Michael F. Mullins Miss McAvoy Cleary

Fort Wayne Doctor Elected Secretary-Treasurer

Dr. J. H. Chapman of Fort Wayne has been elected secretary-treasurer of the American Osteopathic Association during its annual convention in Des Moines Iowa on June 20.

Fort Wayne Ind J. H. Chapman American Osteopathic Association Des Moines

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