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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 6, 1924, Zanesville, Ohio                                m THERMOMETERS JUMP UP ABOVE MARK AT NOON THE ZAI WS: Prints The News j GNAL Tells The Truth VOL XLV NO 87 ZANESVILLE P WEDNESDAY THREE CENTS Alienist Says Loeb Told Him He Killed Chisel Loeb is Described as and Leopold Said He'd Hang Than Have Secrets of Life Bared Says Expert It's About Time For Him to Ring the {n Shade at Cigar Store and 102 at Inn Hotel Criminal Court Chicago Aug 6 his intellectual and 4 boy utterly without remorse jal beings regret and utterly lacking Intellectually he is capable in any normal himself with regard to the was the picture of Richard various situations that arise about I Loeb Angel Face the him but he is quite incapable oEi girls used call him that was endowing these situations with any painted pa emotion In this case it may be room today by Dr said he has a split personality 1 an alienist formerly was in charge of the de- at Sing Sing prison where he had opportunity to examine of r hardened criminals of various types Incidentally Dr Glueck revealed that Loeb and not his j Nathan P pold Jr actually swung cold oh the head of Franks boy after had Mm into their automobile Dicky himself told him of it Glueck said in the most matter of td way without a glint of With regard to the causes of this condition Dr was mainly in accord with all the alienists who have preceded home of great wealth childhood ies and growth of his intellect while the emotional side of his nature lay s and finally shrivelled He carried these childhood the said forward 3 life as it approached or remorse I have observed hardened Glueck among them many awaiting yet I was the absolute lack of any normal feeling any emotion and regret that characterized his story to me of the Franks homicide It is incomprehensible ex- cept of a Sever before have I seen a it between the intellectual emotional Glueck said that Dicky a glint of Tht completed the psychiatric Glueck of Loeb and Dr took up Leopold I The immediately striking Glueck said was j unusually active weu i developed intellect is emotional than Loeb although he is astonishingly ing in this respect He told said Glueck that from the ags of 7 he out to kill all sympathy conscience and other human emo- j tions within him Leopold made gress in this respect Dr found and the result was that his intellect became overly developed and his emotional side like that ol HAVE TO PROVE IT WE YOU A 00 At least two station at Fourth and South shade while the Hamline ers were intent on the coolest spot in the and Seventh ward fire stations eters v w Hi me sen Lions T summers record at noon section the mark there at 1 o'clock were experiencing the same tern day and the mercury was knocking 90 At the same hour SHOWERS Columbus Aug thunder showers tonight and Thursday cooler Thursday the top of both of fire station reported 94 in the Gobel cigar store Fifth Main in the heart of the town district 103 in the shade was I hotel had climbed to 102 in the j shade at the same hour The station 193 at the same hour The police 92 in the shade At Howell drug store Sixth and Hain it was 94 in the shade and a on the veranda of an Adair avenue home registered 97 various readings are but all Zanesville people satisfied that was a lot day without going into lurther de- tails Floods in Indiana and Up in Wisconsin as Result of Heavy Lives Lost X Chicago Aug in the er were beink swept away today middle west were rapidly rising to as the river was slowly rising flood stage as a result of the heavy rains of the last days streets of many cities Many sections of the try were littered with ruins wrought by excessive fall and cyclonic winds lost their lives at Du Lac AVis and three the swollen creeks about Milwaukee added to the death toll Damage to the territory in a 500 miles of Chicago will run into millions Fond Du Lac reported the most serious Damage will reach a half while damage in the country will reach a million Several inches of rain fell in three days sweeping roads j and railroad tracks At Campbell 16 milesI southeast of Fond a damj to give way any minute today Should this the ens tire part Fond Lac would be flooded Bridges along the Milwaukee The section in the direction of Prairie Du from the terrific rain hail storm which wrecked small i uprooted trees flattened j crops flooded the valleys and the railroad service here yesterday More than 150 tobacco I fields were seriously damaged by the hail The rain and wind played as j many d tricks northern Indiana also blowing limbs from trees in many cities and towns and flooding the streets HEAT IS INTENSE IN ALL SECTIONS OF OHIO AT NOON Columbus Aug S Tossed about on an intensive heat wave for last 24 hours the Capital city e direction 01 n j Wis was y hopefully toward raia was on display at the super- about his own stunted and blunging for the Franks crime Such is really lack of Dr Glueck hej The made ot it- a naturally sublime about it in egotism and i LEOPOLD ANGERED BY INTERESTING FIGURES ALIENISTS AND SAYS SHOW HOW FARMERS HE'D RATHER GETTING WORST OF IT Yesterday thus far this summer to 93 the weather man announced Tlf it was said suffered more from the heat than any other city in the state 96 degrees J i The heat wave the to 10 degrees above the mat mean temperature for time of the year It was With the mercury 91 jf degrees at the United States er bureau here at noon were that the heat here this after- noon will reach if not exceed day's degrees It wa two here at ao'-l than at tbe hour Tut day No deaths or prostrations attributed to the hot weather t day Regarded as One of Best In That Section SLIGHT RELIEF Cleveland Aug from the intense heat has held northern Ohio in its grip Is Owner j Lease Sunday was promised in forecasts ot showers today One woman dead here as a result heat prostration DEATHS IN CINCY ii J ever got would possible to get back files newspapers of period j Df Glueck said he had more ex- j with the than any of the previous who -had: testified for the defense in save Leopold the gallows I said Glueck is I a disordered arising principally from ai pathological discord by the most sublime egotists he ever out encountered I asked said the tor he had any ob- if I told on the stand some ol more intimate tle things or bis life that he related to he told I'd He thinks that lie is a roic if somewhat tragic ure Some and some admire him but he himself as a on St Helena Curses for i j ecrets That He is Not i Afraid to Die Defense is Skating on Thin Ice and May Break Through Chicago Aug trial of 1 only a few of the many descriptive F Leopold Jr and terms their doctors have applied to ard A Loeb the i youths who killed a little boy thrill it would minds skated today on i thin ice defense is teetering toward an of insanity masked behind ai hundred triple jointed medical phrases such as mentally diseased mentally unbalanced tremendously abnormal queer These are Whether their lawyers will permit the case to crash through tiie thin ice arates sanity from un- der Illinois law remains to be seen The ice is bending Insanity means taking their fate but of the lianas of John R and putting it up to a jury of 12 men to decide whether they shall hang or merely be for life for Hie ary murder ol Bobby Franks i Chicago Aug would i j hang than that people think I these men declared Nathan Leopold Jr in jail today before the hearing aimed mitigating circumstances for and Richard Loeb in the f of Bobby Franks Leopold squirms in his seat in the court room and twitches while defense mental ex- j perts testify j Angry and he cursed liis defense as he sat in jail and accused the alienists of confidence a like j he demanded an- i grily death for that f Don't you like to all is Dr Healy has testified that pold than his dignity j i n 40 Dozen Eggs a Wage of Plasterer It remained capital ilo the oil district Monday after- when the Glen Oil Co of Pennsylvania and West Virginia struck a gusher on the Foundstone farm two miles Cincinnati Auff 6 The death of Mife Sarah 82 this ins -a last night is Cincinnati's second foe tho year Tlie late r reached 97 bat a breeze js Hog IS a Day'S I et H ii Wage of Carpenter as the steadiest ever ed in that vicinity and although it jis expected to drop off in Four were recorded hospital ail days this morning HOTTEST OF YEAR Columbus Aug sharp at the end of 60 or advances in the prices of corn is thought the decrease will be Wheat and hogs have not served to slight farmers out of rut j This is the first well to be Toledo fi w a land of on the lease held bv and Murray D Lincoln Oil the are 1 under the i At noon was vr mi- live the Ohio Farm Oil Co already four e J Send Feeler tO Don't KnOW They Bureau Federation said in recorded this Conference I Will Try For It in I The oil js said to I Also Ask Return of Battle With Fog and ma on the oil exchange were reported man Railways Ice Floes Augr reply to the reparations of the allied powers was handed to the allied council of at JO Downing street at neon today Increase in prices of farm products while Lincoln declared will not make the farmers rich over night as has been implied charge of the drilling in many articles that have is financed in I Washington Par and Graf ton VT Wheeling W Ta Aug 1 TTo man capitalists who the official interpret the favorable fluctuation on afternoon from overlooking the importance This reply is understood rested up today their calculations daring anv the most fertile oil districts ini aon t any the past not contentious and gives able the for their have bean no heat has been one this vicinity during the past London Aug delegation ot iars and many leases are Russians today visited the foreign granted on farms in that to discus the of some of the larger oil the Anglo-Russian r companies I Stresemann and the I alienists all about my thoughts it was in confidence j Hanging would be easier State's Attorney Robert Dickie says the only re- j Corked until Crowe bent a hanging we'll have if they hang us completi wants the jury He does not that we won't be able to read allied proposals the German delegation j til 3 o'clock this excellent condition the farmer will be two or Weathered the storm without a worse off if he sells than he a papers nest Germany's delegates made such started i speed digesting to ice conditions off the j The American flyers are guests j jof the municipality They The with which the outside the town Ben Kelly local undertaker B Church at parlors narrow escapes from being badly burned at 9 o'clock day morning when Mr car in they were riding tool fire was completely destroyed Mr and Mr Church oac about four miles on sorno Hove it would be possible to get in j tbe hanging in the Cook county any 12 men would do otherwise than say People have wondered why laments that it was expected for scions of the things I be ready to take part in j millionaire families reared in lone has ever been able to under- second plenary session of 1 luxury's iap and surrounded with island my of this evening advantage that two I am crazy can have they arc right I 1 iwo in i But J i prof have testified thus on the outside I SIHI believe philosophy is Itard to and my code of livins is radically different from that of others But damn it ever comes 1 always I am I still and think thai murder is no crime arc tions of course I am not at liberty to explain say I airi I am no To die think it a to be the law hut let me from Los Angeles undertake their We cannot expect nent relief.for agriculture until something is done to meet I lie Babe and are nnd mentally dis- nnd a third WMS on the court He was Dr Bernard of York Vic is to rhc verdict of his col- on a parity with industry and labor What really counts is the purchasing power of ties that the farmer produces in terms of all other commodi tics He has been laboring under Zanesville School Affairs Also Township Are Given Clean By Examiner school and were- very explicit neatly j he word insanity is barred Thf shy away from it as it red Hut or them Dr William J by he alien of the Ruhr of French and from the of man taken over by the French and and for Jhc ar- and conform with the the report also inc Weaver a high com- on his attendance ords kept in connection with absentees and the roll and his work as clerk to the fund trustees and these The report also calls of the school district Total for tlic two years covered in Jhe report a record for she of and money handled anil ol this has but Very hich appreciation for tbe many Auditor mtd his de i was he first over h tras as felt WAVE HAS HIT NEW YORK L The finding in is C J Weaver to Jho this 1 f Or in l-y local as by 31 is TJO on Mr OF WAR miED of aid Ruf if 11 any of a half acre won Id pay n bricklayer for a in is possible TAKE OWN LIFE A op S Harold A an a at m Miss Blinn o- f the to I href carh arc- to for one day's of thr of in one day would a for one lay's labor A hoc f to T ti V a one flay A B Mrs of six days I III her m overt S if on Is il I Paint Co and or rt arc of to ii n 1C io   

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