Alienist testimony on dual personality of Loeb and Leopold
The defense witness described Loeb and Leopold as emotionally immature and intellectually driven. He explained Dickie and Babe as interdependent, with Babe bolstering Dickie and Dickie seeking an audience, while outlining their early life pressures and emergent mental theories.
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Fie
Loeb
Dickie
Leopold
Babe
Dr. White
Moth
Habe
Frank
Ands Dabe
Com
Webstein
Forest closures issued to curb rising fire danger
The bulletin details massive fire outbreaks in July and 150 separate blazes across the forest. Authorities cite arson risk, with 60 fires in 1921 and about 80 in 1922, prompting a tight closure to prevent further fires and to capture anyone responsible. Patrols are stationed along the area to enforce trespass bans and protect residents and timber.
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Pinkham Creek
British protest over gun elevation unfounded says admiral
In Williamstown Massachusetts Rear Admiral W L Fern retired and Institute of Politics member says the British protest against elevating guns on U S capital ships has no foundation. He argues no justification exists and the United States should stand firm on its rights. He asserts England desires a weaker U S navy and will not accept any argument.
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Williamstown
Mans
United States
W. L. Rod Fern
Institute of Politics
England
Todgersman
Mexico City Plaza Battle Ends in Fatal Parader Shooting
A downtown Mexico City parade clashed with police over market stand taxes, turning the main plaza into a confrontation. One paradersman was killed and another fatally wounded as authorities fought to disperse the demonstrators.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
War claim of Higgins Mont allowed by Interior
Washington August 1 The war time claim of James B Higgins Mont was approved for 1 319 by the Interior Department. The testimony described Dickie as imagining prison bars and naked men with a girl, detailing six objectives including ransom and publicity and predicting a sharp self analysis during trial that would be among the most interesting intellectual experiences of his life, though the witness noted the ensuing trial proved dull.
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Washington
James B. Higgins
Interior Department
Dickle
Dickie
Leopold
Babe
Ward
White
Gompers Replies to Red Lenders and Labor Debate
The report outlines Gompers defending democracy against Soviet influence, labeling Foster and Ruthenberg as manipulated by Moscow. It notes delays from the photo engravers’ union permitting final report submission, and mentions Well’s anticipated unanimity. It also covers La Follette endorsements, congressional strategy, and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers legislative committee selections and officers.
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Republic
Gompera
Foster and Ruthenberg
Moscow
American Federation of Labor
Tiwan
Matthew M. Well
Photo Engravers’ Union
Fulso
Well
Mr. Woll
Iabor
la Follette
United States
LA Foullette
Helena
la Foliette
Wheeler
Legislative Committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ton
William Dean
Dean
State Senate
Park County
Fraaler
Havre
J.J. Flynn
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Frank J. Tegan
Forsyth
Thomas Wade
H. ¥. Mann
Anaconda
C. & Deer Lodge
George Wolf
Great Falls
W. E. Turdhner
Thomas Trown
Miles City
HP. Mayfield
Whitefish
Delegates Agree At London Parley On Dawes Plan
Allied delegates express surprise at progress in London talks as the Dawes plan nears workable terms. American observers Owen D Young and James A Logan Jr praise the conference results and the conciliatory tone. Downing Street experts worked overnight on Dawes plan details while French Premier Herriot weighs political risks.
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American Delates
Owen D. Young
James A. Logan Jr
Dawes
Logan
Wouig
Paser
Downing Street
Herriot
Young
London
Downing
Dawes Powers
Transis
Butte Remembers Harding Death In 1923 Tribute
Butte marks the death of President Warren G Harding with solemn recollection on the anniversary of his passing. Readers recall his brief 1923 visit to the city, the public reaction in Bozeman and the mining community, andMrs Harding’s gratitude for bouquets sent by Butte women.
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United States
Apo
Harding
Montana
Federal
Warner
Bozeman
Associated Press
Butte
Warren Harding
Bakers in Rome to Bake War Bread
The Associated Press reports Rome bakery prices will rise from Sunday with bread per kilogram up to two lire and wheat costs driving the change. A hall meeting discussed measures to ease costs, including possible wheat and flour transit rate reductions, a ban on export of Italian flour, and permitting foreign flour imports. A crops outlook and August specifics were noted, with Romania’s market referenced.
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Associated Press
Hall
Romania
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Beer Lange
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Ruthenberg
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Hellen
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