Prosecutor presses defense in Leopold case trial note
State's attorney Crowe drills into possible manipulation by lawyers and doctors as Dr. Hulbert testifies Leopold and Loeb showed mental illness. Endocrine and psychology theories are challenged while cross examination reveals gaps in the pathology report and questions about Leopold's age and emotional development. The trial adjourns with Leopold's fate hanging on further medical testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeb
Leopold
Robert E. Crowe
Jana
Crowe
Hubert
Hulbert
Leopoldad
Varicus
Mr. Crowe
Dr. Hulbert
Mr. "Croy
Clarence
Raleigh seeks ocean base for world flight from Reykjavik
The cruiser Raleigh hunted the Greenland coast and nearby ice floes in hopes of locating a harbor for Lieut. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. Erick Nelson to launch from Reykjavik. The ship stood 60 miles off Greenland in fading light to ensure a clear night passage. If fog lifts, the two planes may depart to test a base for the around the world flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Lines
Mafe Harbor
Lowell H. Smith
Erick Nelon
Reykjavik
Raleigh
Greenand
Washington Relics Donated by Americans at Bulgrave Manor
Delegates to the American Bar association convention visited Bulgrave Manor and received relics linked to George Washington. Items include Washingtons saddle bags a manor chest used in the Revolutionary War and a coffin hand from the first Washington burial all gifts from Joseph G Butler of Youngstown Ohio The New York Daughters of the American Revolution added a silk flag from Sulgrave Institution of America Also presented was an original Washington letter dated June 28 1788 and recently acquired by Sir Charles Wakefeld The letter mentions Mrs Washington visiting Fredericksburg and asks for work to restore her father John Dandridge’s tomb with assurances of costs and future payment.
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London
American Bar Association
Bulgrave
George Washington
Washington
Walter Scott
New York
Washingtons
Makepeaces
A. Coffin
Waalington
Joseph G.” Butler
Youngstown
Ohio
Th Daughters
American Revoluon
Sulgrave Institution of America
Frst
Charles Wakefeld
Mount Vernon
England
Fredericksburg
John Dandridge
British Columbia Indians Starving Report Sparks Outcry
Angus Sherwood, a Findlay Forks fur trader, cites Henry Broge and Fort Grahame reports that Siccant Indians in the Findlay river valley are starving and nearly blind, calling the condition a national disgrace. He accuses the Indian department of lacking accurate knowledge after only one government visit since 1914. American apples are noted as popular in Baxony.
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Findlay River
British Columbia
Angus Sherwood
Findlay Forks
Winnipeg
Henry Broge
Fort Grahame
Mr. Sherwood
Stege
Innt
Vancouver
Sherwood
Indian Department
Powell county approves 1924 tax levy totals
In Lodge Aug 11 Powell county commissioners set the 1924 levy across funds. General 5 mills, poor 1.5, contingent 2, bridge 0.5, sinking 1.5, road 2, fund 6.234 mills total 18.5 mills. 1923 levies were 20.5 mills, marking a 10 percent drop. School levies listed by district include multiple ranges from 3 to 12 mills across districts 1 through 42 with varied allocations.
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Deer Lodge
Board of County Commissioners of
Powell County
Milia
Mit
Work of cooking expert appreciated by women
Mrs Alma Hunt home economist for Raison Electric Appliance Company gave demonstrations at the Hotel Deer Lodge between 2 and 4 pm. She baked an angel food cake and explained proper stove temperatures and timing. She demonstrated broiling a steak and about 60 ladies attended expressing appreciation. She will meet ladies this afternoon for additional tips on using an electric range and other appliances.
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Deer Lodge
Alma Hunt
Raison Electric Appliance Company
Robbery Suspects Returned to Helena
Two men, Guthrie and Glassburg, were arrested by Sheriff Mullen and Under Sheriff Hosdecker in Elliston while transporting two suspects to Iliston. Stolen goods, including copper wire valued at 1000 pounds, were found on their persons. Police described a Chevrolet truck linked to the getaway and are on the lookout for a second vehicle.
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Vnek Lodge
St Neurman
Charles’ de Rosier
Guthrie
Glassburg
Illston
Mullen
Sheri It Hosdecker
Missoula
Miner and newspaper man Alderson in serious post op condition
Matt W. Alderson, a known mining and newspaper figure, remains seriously ill after an abdominal ulcer operation at Murray's hospital. Despite serious complications, his strong pulse and steady respiration give hope for a speedy recovery, with Alderson having edited mines and led St. Louis Mining and Milling as president.
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Matt W. Alderson
Murray's Hospital
Tor
Yenter Bir
Alderson
Butte
Auccess
Marysville
St. Louis Mining and Milling Company
Silek
van Phillips
Wales
Colombia
Road paving fund drive yields new paying project
The Butte area reports a fund 13 raised for paving with bids to be let to the lowest conforming bidder. The cost is projected at 13650 with surplus if bids come in lower. chamber and county commissioners pledge urgent action. The effort, including support from Butte Exchange club, seeks to pave the road from Harvard to Grand Avenue and connect Harrison Avenue improvements as flood control progresses. A venue change request in a libel case against Missoulian Publishing is set for Aug 23. England sees peak auto popularity while France demands threshers and harvesters.
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Board of County Commitsioners
Lou Preudenstein
Butte Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Don
Frank R. Venable
Amite
United States
Harrison Avenue
Grand
Front Street
Warrenasuk
Rasmus Pederson
Missoulian Publishing Company
Missoula
England
Ieid
France
Shaver Named Chairman in Democratic National Committee
Amidon of Kansas and Kremer of Montana named vice chairmen alongside Shaver. Greathouse re elected secretary, Burt New executive secretary, with Jones directing the finance committee to raise campaign funds. Davis heads the committee amid a split over four versus three vice chairmen and a contested nomination process for the third member.
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Amidon
Kansas
Charles Greathouse
Indiana
Burt ‘New
Jesse FE. Jones
Texas
Shaver
John W. Davis
New York
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Edmond H. Moore
Ohio
George B. Brennan
Timois
Harmony
Carter Glass
Virginia
Tilai
Hagen
Kremer
Homer
Cummings
Connecticut
Kreme
Brennan
Chicago
Natonal Party
German Labor Week Averages Face Shift In Hours
The report notes skilled German workers average 51 hours per week while unskilled labor averages 54 hours. A new trap concept uses electricity to lure and kill flies, now patented. An American electric generator large enough to light 1,000,000 Japanese homes was sold to a Japanese power company. Lancashire spinners criticize Egyptian cotton as harder to handle than American cotton.
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Germany
Lancashire
England
America
Interment Services Set at Mountain View Cemetery
Funeral notices indicate interment will take place at Mountain View Cemetery with provision for services conducted by Hey PG Jansson. Details about date and full names are partially legible.
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Delaware River
Atlantic City
Buren
Lewer
Helena
Deen LonGk News Norns
Wee Nn Ay Svenine
Fas
Holmes
Price
Clem Shaver
Joseph Richards
Larry Pice
Shie
Ungerta ‘Sa
Paneer E
M. J. Walsh CO
General
Dieesvore and
Eebaim Ser
West Park Street
Sam R. White
Yao
South Main Streets
Sherman & Reed
Daly-Shea Corne N'Tast Pack
the New Imperial Columbia Gardens Orchestra
Lydia E. Pinkhagi
Mrs. Wanny
Couts
Lydia E. Pink
Chamberlain
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