Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-08-09 | Page 18 | Cudahy Taken to Hospital after Taxi Bill Hits $270 |

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Date	1922-08-09
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
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Article Title	Cudahy Taken to Hospital after Taxi Bill Hits $270
Type	article
Date	1922-08-09
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
Page	18
OCR Text	Show CUDAHY TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AFTER TAXI BILL HITS S270 CHICAfJO. Aug. . John R. Cudahy. son of the lute John Cudiihy, pioneer Chirngo packer, today was at a hos- i pltAl. where It waa said he would be another week. He was taken there when he become 111 while en route to a fashionable hotpl .nfler .prnrilinf to Tony i'lavin, taxlcah chauffeur, he had run up a bill of $270 for ninety hours' riding. Flavin, who awors out a police po-lice court warrant for young Cudahy, chanted also that ha had loaned Cudahy Cuda-hy Jill. Several months ago Mr. Cudahy suddenly sud-denly became ill on tha eve of his marriage mar-riage at Los Angeles to a young woman from St. Lxnils, Mo. It then .was announced an-nounced by her parents that the marriage mar-riage had been postponed Indefinitely.
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