Leopold and Loeb trial details reveal crime mindset
Testimony shows Leopold describing crime as being caught, planning to avoid punishment and seeking academic discussion of intent. Gortland, Wester, and Puttkammer describe Leopold’s chilling remarks about murder and kidnapping, with Loeb appearing largely detached during proceedings in the courtroom.
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Franks
Gortland
University of Chicago
Wulelde
Sergi
Frank Johnson
Loeb
Peach
Johnson Sia
E.W. Puttkammer
Max Wester
Asm Basia
Illinois
Wester
Rnionary
Justice Caverly
Humorus
Delegates Debate Dawes Plan Revisions And German Representation
Delegates wrestle with reconciling bankers views with conference experts on German violations of the Dawes plan while three remaining issues loom. A decision on German representation is expected soon with Berlin likely asked to send delegates to London for arrival next Thursday. Premier Herriot and Prime Minister MacDonald face political risk in supporting the 40 million pound loan without firm commitments.
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Germany
Berlin
London
Europe
International
Herriot
France
MacDonald
Great Britain
Butte Girl Scout Leaders Seek Camp Directors
Miss Becker urged recruiting captains and camp directors to expand scouting. The local council, presided by Mrs Jaccard, reported $800 in treasury as the camp readies to receive the first contingent next Thursday morning led by Burney Tee.
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Girl ‘Scout Movement
Miss Becker
Girl Scout Me
Becker
Prs
Mise Becker
Sra. F.C. Jaccard
Reuben Hobbs
W. J. Hall
Charles R. Leonard
Greek Army Disaster 15 Blamed on Clo Regime
A report blames the Clo regime that came to power in November 1990 for the Greek army disaster. It claims the army was starved of resources and capable leaders, pushed into brutal battles by a commission to the assembly, while the regime disclaims responsibility for key decisions.
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CLO
1000 Men Battle California Fires
Firefighters from Washington Oregon and California race to control three major blazes as 1000 men engage in efforts across the state. The Associated Press reports crews deploying patrols and wide-area measures to contain rapidly spreading wildfires.
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Washington
Oregon
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37000 Harvesters for Canadian Crop
37000 harvesters will be needed to harvest Western Canada wheat this year, decided at a conference of railway representatives and provincial employment services. Last year employed.
Ratify Treaties by Both Houses Says Davis
John W. Davis argues treaties should be ratified by a majority vote in both houses rather than a Senate two thirds requirement. He spoke in DARK HARBOR ISLESBORO Maine and reiterated views from the American Bar Association urging a shift to simple to enactment of treaties. He warned current rules strike at the vitals of government and questioned why such a standard exists in the United States.
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Dark Harbor
Islesboro
Congress
Senate
John W. Davis
Davis
Polley
American Bar Association
League of Ni
Charles Dana
William Gibbs McAdoo
Hylan May Enter Race for Governor
Los Angeles July 25 Mayor John Hylan of New York City hinted he may enter the New York gubernatorial race after leaving the city. He indicated serious consideration, noting a possible succession by a member of the New York Board of Aldermen if he decides to run. The report cites interviews and places influence on his decision, reflecting doubt about his candidacy.
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New York Board of Udermen
Poland
Bankers Views on Politics and Market Security
A fragment discusses bankers avoiding politics in investor questions and defers to allied governments to judge conditions of the American investment market. It stresses that in our opinion security for bondholders should be maintained and notes drift from Canada to England via the Mar Wenn of Exeter influencing garden plans at Stan.
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England
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Exeter
Stan
Howell Promises Coolidge Support
Washington July 25 Senator Howell of Nebraska a Republican, long allied with La Follette forces, pledged support for Coolidge upon returning to Washington. The visit touched on advancing prices and other national policy debates with colleagues and aides present.
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Coolidge
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Howell
Nebraska
Senate
la Vollette
Wis
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Alton
J.P. Meard
American jockey to get life saving medal
Paris report says Frank O'Neill, renowned American jockey, saved a horse and rider at Trembley track when Indian Girl reared and plunged into the crowd. He retained the saddle and regained control after three leaps. Stewards consider awarding a life saving medal. O'Neill asked that the matter be kept quiet.
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Paris
Frank O'Neill
France
Trembley Track
Macomber
Rmcr
O'Neill
Oneul
Federal warrants served in Butte three liquor and five narcotic indictments
Federal warrants charging Butte residents with narcotic and liquor law violations were served yesterday by Deputy Marshal Charles Kelsey after the Helena grand jury. Five narcotic indictments and three liquor indictments were returned. Names included Abe Warwick, Charles Chubby Finley, N Dretego, John L Sullivan, George Huston, Chris Sazhang, Joe Murray, and Constantine Schulz, who also faces a liquor charge. All arraigned and released on bonds. narcotic bonds set at 500 dollars and liquor bonds at 401 dollars.
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Butte
United States
Charles Kelsey
Helena
Abe. Warwick
Charles “Chubby” Finley
N. Dretego
John L. Sullivan
George Huston
McDonald
Chris Sazhang
Joe Murray
Marshal Kelsey
Constantine Schulz
Schulz
Prize bread and cake at Catholic field day opening
The Catholic field day opens today at the Connell store building with an indoor carnival and a dinner served from 11 20 a m. The menu features prize bread and cake baked by winners of the city cooking school contest under the Standard. Rooney orchestra provides music for the evening with ice cream soft drinks candy cake and bars for guests. The ladies committee expresses joy at the event and their efforts are praised.
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M. J. Connell
Connell Store
Standard
Rooney Orchestra
Committee of Indies
President Lys Down Scout Fundamentals
President Lys reflects on scouting fundamentals and the hopeful idea that today’s boys may grow into future leaders across railroads, colleges, banks, farms, industries, and government. The speech emphasizes nurturing character, service, and noble beginnings for the nation’s future presidents.
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Lys Down
Scout Fundamentals
Silver Bow Creek Survey Completed
Field work on the survey of Silver Bow Creek, to be improved to prevent flood troubles, was completed yesterday by a force of Finders who have worked since May. A large amount of office work will be required to finish the survey and engineers will start today at the city hall.
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Bover Bow Creek
Taly Ft
J P Sullivan Dead In Prescott Flight Report
John P Sullivan 44, Irish native and longtime Butte barber, died in Prescott Arizona. Body to be returned to Butte for burial. He left a father in Ireland and four sisters including Mrs Coffey of Chicago and Mrs Patrick Sullivan of Ireland.
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Butte
Prescott
Arna
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Ireland
Gi Coffey
Chicairrs
Patrick Cahill
Patrick Sullivan
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