Chicago Herald reports Scott found sane for hanging
Chicago Herald and Examiner says Russell T. Scott, convicted murderer of Joseph Maurer, has been found sane at Chester asylum. Awaiting two consultant experts to affirm, he is expected to be returned to Cook County within about 30 days to face the gallows.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Russell T. Scott
Joseph Maurer
Cook County
Chester Asylum
Scott
Frank A. Stubblefield
Chester
Crowe Dr
Stubblefield
Herald and Examiner
Brot
Sherif Peer Hoffman
Herman Adler
Svar
Nang
Crowe
Saia
Pipers
Quake Relief Donations Gathered by Workers Citywide
Campaign headquarters are at the Montana Power Company office with banks and the chamber of commerce to receive contributions. The statewide drive reports counties oversubscribing their initial allotments as committees urge those not contacted to volunteer and contribute.
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He City
Campaegst
Montana Power Company
Chamber of Commerce
New York Jew Saves Presidents Church From Auction Block
In Long Branch New Jersey a Jewish philanthropist named Mr. Levy intervened to stop an auction of a chapel. The incident sparked charges that selling the church would be sacrilege and drew protest on religious grounds.
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New York
Prew
Long Branch
N. 3
Levy
Editor Magee to Be Arraigned on Homicide Charge
Albuquerque editor Magee faces a homicide accusation over the Friday night shooting of Lasseter amid a feud with District Judge Leahy. He will appear for a preliminary hearing in a justice court next Wednesday after posting a $10,600 bond.
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Sowtex
Icom
Healt Hn
Justice of Peace Court
Albuquerque
Lasseter
Nce
Fesidenta
Bam San Vegue
Two Army Flyers Die in Plane Crash Near Whit Sulphur
Two Army airmen were killed when their aircraft crashed near the golf course at Whit Sulphur Springs, New York. The wreckage burned beyond recognition and local authorities could not identify the mechanic on board.
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Associated Press
W. Ya
Washington
Whit
France seeks settlement of debt to Great Britain
Paris reports French finance minister Calaut travels to London to negotiate France's debt to Britain totaling £623,000,000. He carries a "gentlemen's offer" but asserts France's rights from wartime conditions. Britain says French taxes are lower. Caillaux aims to raise taxes next year and ease British sentiment.
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France
Great Britain
Paris
Calaut
London
M. Caillaux
Changes in Yellowstone and Grand Tetons Boundaries Proposed
A presidential commission proposes extending Yellowstone boundaries southward to follow the Continental Divide and include the Grand Teton region. The plan also revises the park’s southern and western borders to align with watershed lines and grant the forest service broader administration. The group also plans boundary changes for the Grand Canyon area.
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Grand Teton
Slory
Teton Divide
Moose Canyon
Phillipe
United Tates Forest Service
Foreat Service
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Temple
Bropher Greeley
Apartment Fon Moore
National Conference of Outdoor Creation
Arthur Stingland
Jackson
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
Anderson suspect jailed in Canada
Montreal authorities report the arrest and custody transfer of a suspect named Anderson. The individual was detained by Canadian police and turned over to Montreal authorities amid ongoing investigations and legal processes in the region.
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Anderson
Canada
Henry Ford Calls Dairy Cows Most Inefficient Creatures
Henry Ford labels dairy cows the most inefficient creatures and questions the farming reliance on cattle in an interview to be published by Farm and Fireside. He stresses efficiency over tradition, cites the time spent milking and caring for cows, and hints at mechanized, plant based farming to reduce livestock.
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Henry Ford
American Newspaper Alliance
Farm and Fireside
Ford
Mr. Ford
Preservation of Peace 16 Aim of Von Hindenburg
Special dispatch from Mt Washington notes hopes for peace amid German and American press coverage. Merle Thorpe editor of Nation's Business affirms commitment to peace while warning against extremism.
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von Hindenburg
Mt Washington
Stabill
Merle Thorpe
Minutes Tolled Off to Condemned Pair
A terse courtroom exchange centers on a condemned pair as minutes tick by and a judge calls for order. The scene highlights courtroom tension and regulatory deadlines in a terse procedural moment.
Chicago Student Accosts Girl Then Beats Her to Death
Reported in Chicago, a male college student and four youths face arrest after a brutal street assault on a young woman. One suspect, a pre medical student, is alleged to have inspired the attack. others confessed involvement. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Joan Kiasinn
Vena
Carlini
Checker
Goutheart
Inen ” Parise
Janes Re Michem
Kiesina
Call Mass Meeting of Ogden Youths to Save Melon Fields
The Ogden area faces threats of bloodshed as melon growers fear raiders. Deputy Sheriff Mohiman calls a mass meeting for tomorrow to explain why residents must drive raiders away and protect unripe melons in the fields.
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Ogden
Melon Fields
Oden
Utah
Trate Melon
Sherift ‘Mohiman
Philadelphia Record to form Bryan Memorial Committee
The Philadelphia Record will initiate a national effort to finance and erect a memorial to William Jennings Bryan. It names Josephus Daniels as prospective committee chairman and calls for nationwide support from citizens and newspapers. The piece notes Bryan’s defense of common people and his varied pursuits as a public figure.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
William Jennings Bryan
Record
Josephus Daniels
Roleign News and Observer
Navy
Wilson
Privi
Steeteaas
ELIS
Last Tribute to Lawson Today
Funeral rites for Victor Lawson, longtime owner of the Chicago newspaper and member of the Congregational Church, will be held today with a private burial at Northside Cemetery. A city council special committee will attend the service in his honor.
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Victor Ree Fent Lawson
Tawnon
Onora
Northaide
Anrique
Meibera
Lawson
Jazz Girl May Serve Year For Murder Of Mother
Aug 28 in Ban Francisco a jury convicts Dorothy Ellingson of manslaughter for killing her mother Mia Ellingson. The 13 year old, found sane, returns to jail awaiting next Wednesday’s sentence after claiming the shooting followed a dispute over a jazz party.
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Dorothy Hilingson
Walt
Judeve
Dorothy Shee
Mia
Joseph ‘Ellingson
Ally
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