Dr. Walter Lindley Scrapbooks

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- Fatal plot charged by Dr. R. V. Day
- Death; Poisoning; Hospitals; Patients; Suicide; Police; Shooters of firearms
- Article from the 1917 October 8 edition of the Los Angeles Examiner reports that Mrs. R. V. Day took poison after attempting to shoot her husband.
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- Gilpin improves, but mind is still blank
- Hospitals; Patients; Wounds and injuries; Traffic accidents; Police
- Article clipped from the 1916 May 2 edition of the Los Angeles Tribune.
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- Out of hospital, seeks property
- Sanitoriums; Administration of estates; Insanity; Suicidal behavior
- Article from the 1916 June 4 edition of the Los Angeles Times reports that Emile Levy has been discharged from Patton State Hospital.
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- She will live, says doctor of hospital bride
- Hospitals; Patients; Surgery; Physicians
- Article from the 1916 July 11 edition of the Los Angeles Examiner reports on Mrs. Walter Roy's medical condition.
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- Miss Griswald, once school teacher, dies
- Teachers; Death; Hospitals
- Obituary clipped from the 1916 June 17 edition of the Los Angeles Tribune.
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- Hit by auto, may lose leg
- Wounds and injuries; Accidents; Automobiles; Hospitals
- Article clipped from the 1916 June 30 edition of the Los Angeles Record.
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- Rancher, injured in auto crash, dies
- Death; Obituaries; Traffic accidents; Hospitals
- Obituary for Joseph K. Brown clipped from the 1916 July 16 edition of the Los Angeles Examiner.
- Dr. Walter Lindley Scrapbooks
- Two unconscious, may die from auto wreck
- Wounds and injuries; Traffic accidents; Hospitals
- Article clipped from the 1916 July 15 edition of the Los Angeles Tribune.
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- Colonel Teed, Knights Templar leader, dies suddenly
- Obituaries; Death; Hospitals; Freemasonry; Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem; United States. Army; Sons of the American Revolution
- Obituary for Freeman G. Teed clipped from the 1916 August 2 edition of the Los Angeles Herald.
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- Perry Green improved, home from Los Angeles
- Hospitals; Patients
- Article clipped from the 1916 August 18 edition of the San Bernardino Sun.
- Dr. Walter Lindley Scrapbooks
- Man, wife hurt in auto crash
- Traffic accidents; Wounds and injuries; Brain concussion; Hospitals
- Article clipped from the 1916 August 24 edition of the Los Angeles Record.
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- Polo player, thrown from horse, improves
- Horses; Polo; Wounds and injuries; Hospitals
- Article clipped from the 1916 August 28 edition of the Los Angeles Herald.
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- Dock worker dies, state to investigate
- Death; Loading and unloading; Docks; Wounds and injuries; Accidents; Hospitals; Obituaries
- Article clipped from the 1917 April 6 edition of the San Pedro Pilot.
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- Twenty nurses graduated, some to go to France
- Nurses; Nursing schools; Nursing students; Commencement ceremonies; Graduation (school); World War I
- Article clipped from the 1917 May 30 edition of the Los Angeles Examiner.
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- Shoots girl, slays self
- Gunshot wounds; Hospitals; Patients; Actors; Suicide; Poisoning
- Article from the 1917 September 1 edition of the Los Angeles Express reports that after shooting Anneka Frolisk, actor Harry Leonard committed suicide.
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- Escapes draft, will claim bride soon
- Photographs; Engagements; World War I; Draft; Nurses
- Article from the 1917 August 25 edition of the Los Angeles Herald reports on the engagement of Herminia Orena and Eugene Bobb.
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- Ye Straw Kelly, whoopla!
- Hats; Cartoon; Clothing and dress; Physicians; Mayors
- Article from the 1916 April 26 edition of the Los Angeles Examiner reports that straw hats are to be worn on April 29.
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- One dies, twelve hurt in auto crashes
- Traffic accidents; Death; Wounds and injuries; Hospitals; Patients
- Article from the 1916 August 24 edition of the Los Angeles Express reports on a series of auto accidents.
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- Baker, Gridiron star, recovering
- Football; Athletes; Hospitals; Patients; Street-railroads; Accidents; Wounds and injuries
- Article from the 1916 December 20 edition of the Los Angeles Herald reports that football player Eugene V. Baker is recovering from injuries he sustained from a street-car collision.
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- General Burton, noted Indian fighter, better
- United States. Army; Hospitals; Patients
- Article clipped from the 1917 July 20 edition of the Los Angeles Examiner.
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