Cure Told Y Witnesses Defense Hones In On Carbon Dioxide
The defense in the Champden Treatment Company trial focuses on carbon dioxide vapor. Witnesses including chemist A Nester and Dr. Kahn testified on the vapor's effects for tuberculous patients, while prosecutors detailed the company’s mailings and related evidence from the hearing in progress.
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Fragmentary medical trial details carbon dioxide cure claim
A damaged report notes a medical witness discussing tuberculosis and claims that powdered carbon dioxide could cure it. The testimony covers expert doubt, an adjournment for lunch, and the doctor’s uncertain conclusions about carbon alkalide and tubercle treatment, with discharge dated Sept. 28 and a stray line about the Ree Washington crew.
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Police guard house in Chicago murder case probe
Police guards were assigned to the home of Warves Church amid two indictments for the murders of Retnan Daugh and Carl Rubyons. An automobile with three men reportedly drove to the house nightly, with a driver observed watching the residence for several minutes.
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Arrest trial recounts Kenora clash and officer assault charge
The case before Police Judge Rochever Chien concerns Aby Inardingy Watt charged with attacking a police officer during a Kenora fight near a riverbank last week. Witnesses testified the confrontation involved improvised weapons and threats as the defendant argued against the officer’s authority. The court heard accounts of injuries and argued motives as jurists weigh the alleged assault and duty breach.
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