Medical testimony in Oberholtzer death case continues
In a heated courtroom session, Dr. Moon testified on the immediate and contributing causes of Madge Oberholtzer’s death from bichloride of mercury poisoning. Defense and prosecution lawyers sparred over hypothetical scenarios and the influence of influenza on lungs and kidneys.
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Floyd J. Christian
Madge Oberholtzer
Will M. Sparks
Hammond
Irvington
Indianapolis
Sparks
Dr. MacDonald
Moon
Inman
Madge
John Kk. Kingsbury
Dr. Moon
Dr. Kingsbury
Plum tree murder victim identified by relatives in Toledo
Evansville police and relatives confirmed Robert Dakensky of Toledo as the slaying victim found hanged in a plum tree behind a farm yard. Telegrams from Dakensky’s relatives established partial identification as investigators pursue robbery as the motive.
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Evansville
Ind
Robert Dakensky
Toledo
Ohio
Dakensky
Here
Two Drivers Slated On Assault and Battery Charges
Herbert Walters and Francis Ruffins were slated at the city prison Monday night on assault and battery charges after Walters' car struck a truck carrying Frank Thayer Robert Wilson and Elmer Ash, injuring all. Ruffins' car struck mail carrier Virgil Bennett, who was taken home.
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Herbert Walters
W. Twenty- Ninth St
Francis Ruffins
S. Alabama St
Walters
Frank Thayer
Bennett
Oil operator sues for 500000 in damages
Florence B. Robinson of Chicago files a federal case seeking 500000 against multiple defendants from Seymour and others. She alleges defendants received 17100 from her in receivership proceedings of another Chicago Oils Company and that loss caused her to lose valuable oil leases in Texas.
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Belle FE. Blish
John L. Blish
Meedy S. Blish
Seymour
Clara B. Swain
Anna G. Wadman
Anna P. Paganborn
Mary Zollinger
Florence A. Harney
Helen S. Harney
Chicago
Texas
Ground Breaking for New Methodist Church
Bishop Frederick D. Leete turned the first spadeful of dirt at the ground breaking for the Methodist Church at Fifty First Street and Central Avenue. Dr. Harry A. King district superintendent and the Rev J B Mahaffey pastor attended. The initial unit will cost about 12000 dollars.
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New Methodist Church
Fifty-First St
Central Ave
Harry A. King
J. B. Mahaffey
Voting irregularities noted at Indianapolis polling places
Reports from Indianapolis detail challenges at multiple precincts including Twelfth precinct First ward where Kin Hubbard failed to appear on books despite voting attempts. Police arrested an impersonator and two officers charged Howard with assault and voter intimidation as conspiracies around slate distribution surfaced.
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Circuit Court
Kin Hubbard
N. Emerson Ave
Seventeenth Precinct
Ninth Ward
Hubbard
National City Bank
Chamberlin
Robert Todd
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
High tension line to link Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Connersville Indiana November 3 work starts this week on a new $100 000 66 000 volt high tension line between Connersville and Newcastle to complete the circuit between Cincinnati and Indianapolis. R C Rockefeller district manager says construction will finish in February and the line will be the only link between the two cities.
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Ind
Interstate Public Service Company
Newcastle
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
R. C. Rockefeller
Howard Becomes Chief of Chicago and Great Western
Daniel L. Howard, 40, named president of the Chicago and Great Western Railroad becoming the nation’s youngest railroad chief. He succeeds Samuel Felton and remains chairman of the board. Howard previously served with the Burlington and saw war service with the Thirteenth Engineers rising to Lieutenant Colonel.
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Chicago
Daniel L. Howard
Chicago & Great Western Railroad
Howard
Samuel Felton
Road
Burlington Road
Thirteenth Engineers
Parents Day at Technical High School Planned
Technical High School announces its first Parents Day to be held Friday led by the June senior class sponsor. Parents register at 1 p.m. lunch follows in the cafeteria then tours the campus. A 2:30 p.m. football game between Technical and South Side High School Fort Wayne is on the schedule with musical numbers by the Girls Glee Club and Tech band.
Boat Drifts In Three Missing In Coast Incident
A motorboat named Bunny was found drifting and burned off the coast near Georgetown South Carolina. Three men were aboard William G Taylor former Wilmington mayor Edward R Pusey and an unnamed third man all missing.
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Wilmington
Del
Georgetown
S. C
Bunny
William G Taylor
Edward R. Pusey
Three Cops Arrest Suspects In Traffic and Assault Cases
George Geisendorf 22 of 1344 S Belmont Ave was arrested Monday night by State Policemen Bridges Romine and Hoyt on speeding and driving while intoxicated charges. Frank Kinzey 26 of 1726 W Morris Sr and J H Simmons 29 of 1137 River Ave face speeding charges. J L Cox 24 of 2526 N Olney St is held on assault and battery and driving without lights and title. Herbert Walls 25 of 346 W Twenty Ninth St is held on assault and battery and failure to yield. Herbert Rader 24 of Beech Grove and Eugene Fogarty 23 of 1716 N Meridian St are held for violating a traffic officer signal.
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Bridges, Romine and Hoyt
Frank Kinzey
W. Morris Sr
J. H. Simmons
River Ave
J. L. Cox
N. Olney St
Herbert Walls
W. Twenty-Ninth St
Herbert Rader
Beech Grove
Eugene Fogarty
N. Meridian St
Hook's Dependable Drug Stores In Bowling Green
Advertisement states if a product does not help, customers will receive a cheerful refund for purchases from Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and all good drug stores. The copy emphasizes customer satisfaction and guarantees.
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HOOK
Four Children Born to Mrs Maas in One Year
Manitowoc Wis Nov 3 four youngsters born to Mrs Henry Maas of Maple Grove within the past year. The first child born Nov 12 1924. Yesterday she bore triplets two girls and a boy. the girls weighed four and a half pounds each and the boy six pounds.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Henry Maas
Maple Grove
Here
Prominent St Louis Figures Indicted in Whiskey Graft Case
United States grand jury at Indianapolis indicted 39 including St Louis officials like Arnold Helmich inspector of Internal Revenue eastern district of Missouri and Tony Foley known as the dean of St Louis gamblers. Helmich Essen Goldstein Kinney have furnished bond. Eighteen others named. warrants expected if they fail to surrender.
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ST. Louis
United States Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Lst
Arnold J. Helmich
Internal Revenue
Missouri
Helmich
Fred Essen
Nat Goldstein
Michael Kinney
Michael Whalen
Tony Foley
Essen
Goldstein
Kinney
St. Louisians
Couple Night Demonstration by Red Cross at Club Pool
The Women's Red Cross Life Saving Corps will present a life saving exhibition Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club swimming pool. The event, titled couple night, occurs each Friday during winter with a series of swimming instruction features for club members and guests.
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Red Cross Corps
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Indianapolis Athletic Club
After Dinner Magic Promises Easy Digestion
Popular speaker extols a single tablet as a remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. Stuart's dyspepsia tablets claim to let people eat freely including doughnuts and beans without acidity or distress, priced at 60 cents for a big box and 25 cents for a metal box.
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Bodies of girl and baby exhumed in Maryland case
Kendallville Indiana papers report officials from Rockville Maryland exhumed Mary Devoe 30 daughter of W R and Mrs Devoe for post mortem analysis. The autopsy aims to bolster the Rockville case against Dr Henry M Dixon charged with manslaughter for an operation on Devoe. The death certificate cites natural causes.
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Kendallville
Ind
L. F. Frump
Rockville
Mary Devoe
W. R. Devoe
Miss Devoe
Henry M. Dixon
Washington, D. C
Liberty
Indiana University
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Doctors refuse to reveal autopsy findings in Dixon case
Three doctors who performed the autopsy on Mary Devoe and her premature baby refuse to disclose their findings. They will testify only before the grand jury investigating Dr. Henry Marshall Dixon of Washington. Maynard Devoe and Elmer T. Devoe demand charges against the man believed to be the father.
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Washington
Mary Devoe
Kendallville
Henry Marshal Dixon
Maynard
Elmer T. Devoe
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