Faith cures death as parents refuse medicine
In Greybull Wyoming Frances June Baker died of spinal meningitis after her parents refused medical treatment, trusting in the Lord. Orville Baker blamed himself for not fully yielding to God while the child’s 12 day illness unfolded, quarantine was placed, and doctors were kept from treating her.
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Grexbull
Wyo
Frances June Baker
Orville Baker
Ale Senate
J. F. Allison
Baker
Wne
S. L. Myre
County Health
Frances June
Youth to Face Murder Charge in Reno Killings
Reno December 10 1922 Assistant District Attorney Grant N Bowen said he would file one murder charge today against David Blackwell 18 described by police as a confessed killer of two Reno police detectives Roy Geuch 50 and Allen Glass 40. Blackwell wounded in a Reno hotel room when the detectives were shot to death last Saturday was recovering at a hospital. His father Roland Blackwell arrived from Tacoma and said he would help uncover all circumstances. Police Chief Clayton Phillips said Blackwell admitted firing the shots. Blackwell escaped from the Washington State Reformatory where he was under sentence for a Tacoma robbery. Blackwell's companions Arnold Thomassen 22 of Syracuse Neb and James Blake 21 San Francisco who also escaped from the reformatory will be charged with robbery today. The two are accused of participating in a tavern holdup the night before the shootings.
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Grant N. Bowen
David Blackwell
Blackwell
Roland Blackwell
Tacoma
Siti
Clayton Phillips
Roy Geuch
Allen Glass
Washington State
Arnold Thomassen
Syracuse
Nebr
James Er. Blake
San Francisco
Reformatory
Bowen
King Paul of Greece Battles Typhoid Fever
An official bulletin from Athens reports King Paul’s condition as typhoid fever remains under control with temperature fluctuating between normal and about 101 degrees over the past 24 hours. The report notes the monarch through the illness is maintaining strength and spirits.
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Athens
Paul
Chicago Tribune Editor Arrives in Seoul with U.S. Occupation Leader
Newsmen led by Robert R. McCormick, editor of the Chicago Tribune, reached Seoul with a Chicago Tribune party. They were greeted by Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, head of the American occupation zone in South Korea.
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Vpco
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Japan
John. R. Hodge
South Korea
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