Physician Sued for Morphine Addiction Damage
Kathryn Tew, 26, file suit for 100000 dollars against Dr. William D. Roper in Atlanta alleging he prescribed morphine without consent, causing addiction, loss of job, damaged reputation, and eight months at the Georgia State Farm from 1928 to 1923. petition filed in superior court by Vester M. Owenby.
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Atlanta
Kathryn. Tew
William D. Roper
George C. Mizell
Georgia State ‘Farm
Miss Tew
City acting to curb holiday auto speed citywide
Authorities move to prevent auto accidents during the holiday rush in the business district. Mayor Inman orders police to monitor speed inside city limits and enforce the ordinance. With many children about, drivers are urged to exercise caution and follow speed limits, the motto being it is better to be safe than sorry.
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Inman
Ciy
Enraged Brooklyn women nearly hang bogus agent
Detectives arrived as a mob of angry women in Brooklyn dragged Adam Kramer a former convict toward a lamp post to hang him for allegedly swindling tenants at 145 South Fourth Street. The line was fixed but Kramer was saved from lynching and jailed on petty larceny charges.
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New York
Adam Kramer
Brooklyn
Kramer
South Fourth Street
McAdoo declares presidential candidacy in SD
William Gibbs McAdoo, wartime railroad director, announces his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He telegraphed South Dakota Democratic leaders that he filed formal acceptance of the party platform and will support progressive principles, criticizing Republican policies.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Gibbs McAdoo
American Railroads
W.W. Howes
Democratic Tate
Pierre
McAdoo
South
Dakol
Democratic State
South Dakota
South .Dakota
King George of Greece Leaves Athens for Roumania
Paris dispatch reports King George of Greece departed Athens for Roumania today after being urged to leave by Colonel Plastiras. The move follows regional tensions and reflects ongoing instability in Greece.
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Paris
George of
Greece
Athens
Roumania
Plastiras
Revival ends as Sandborn Baptist meeting crowds grow
The two week revival at Sandborn Baptist Church closed Sunday night with a crowded house. Fifteen additions were reported, eleven to the Baptist congregation and four to the Christian church, while Rev. W. H. Harris delivered well received sermons and Henry A. Bakemeyer led singing with a noted voice.
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Sandborn
Ind
Baptist Church
Baptist Congregation
The
Christian Church
W. H. Harris
Henry A. Bakemeyer
Lots of Room There In Little Pay and Little Room
A concise critique notes how evading responsibility leads to a crowded bottom with insufficient space and meager wages. The commentary emphasizes the lack of accountability, poor compensation, and cramped conditions as a systemic issue.
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