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El Centro, Imperial County, California
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In Lima, Ohio's state hospital for the criminally insane, former Cincinnati bootlegger George Remus heroically saved a guard from strangulation by a violent patient on Jan. 27, earning praise from staff despite his own commitment for his wife's murder acquittal on insanity grounds.
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Insane Asylum
LIMA, Ohio, Jan. 28. - George Remus, former millionaire Cincinnati bootlegger committed to the state hospital for the criminally insane, saved the life of a hospital guard late yesterday, it became known today.
The guard, whose name was withheld, was attacked by a giant negro patient and was on the verge of strangulation when Remus, drawn by his screams, leaped upon the negro and beat him with his fists.
Other guards ran to the rescue and the negro was lodged in a padded cell. Remus won the praise of asylum attaches.
Remus was received at the hospital six weeks ago after he had been acquitted previously of the murder of his wife on the grounds of insanity.
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Lima, Ohio, State Hospital For The Criminally Insane
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Late Yesterday From Jan. 28
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George Remus, former millionaire Cincinnati bootlegger committed to the state hospital for the criminally insane, saved a guard's life by leaping upon and beating a giant negro patient who was strangling the guard.