Alienists Reveal Loeb Leopold Motive And Mental Findings
Alienists detail motive and mental history of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb in the Franks kidnapping and murder case. They describe ambitious youths guided by superiority fantasies, discuss intellectual precocity, emotional development, and alleged lack of remorse, noting no hereditary mental disease.
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Loeb
Leopol
Leopold
Franks
Himeffer
Allenista
Joerly
Criminal Court
Hich
Richard A Loeb
Nathan
Ternard Gluck
York City
William Mealy
Boston
Hulbert
Chicago
Leopold Ar
Gortland
Tes
Grain Strength Market Feature Outlook and Demand Adjustments
Market feature continues on page one noting production aligning with consumption. Output near capacity, new buying about ten percent down. Outlook remains low with moderate improvement expectations. Poor earnings and reduced dividends cited as expected results of the week’s developments. Growth in auto centers like Detroit indicates steady consumer enjoyment.
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Detroit
Vehicles Wrecked on Elk Park Highway Incur Minor Damage
Two automobiles failed to respond to brakes on a stretch of Elk Park Highway yesterday and wrecked off the road into rocks. No injuries are reported, but one vehicle is badly damaged and remains at the scene pending recovery.
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Lash
Woot
Alles
Leopold
Robert
Eas
Es Nee
Loeb
Elk Park
Park Road
Nthe Hill
Sina Waa
Yankee Sea Lions Quit Scotch Zoo In Edinburgh
Two sea lions from California added to Edinburgh Beattish Zoo escaped from their enclosure in Corstorphine suburb, wandering over a mile away through the park. Guards pursued them with nets but faced difficulty. The animals were recaptured and returned to custody.
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Yankee Sea Lions
Scotch Zoo
Edinburgh
California
Cor- Slorobille
The
Sty
Neta
JosaPHa White Dies in Spokane AP Report
Associated Press reports in Spokane on July 27 that Joseph JosaPHa White has died. Details are sparse in the readable fragment, with no clear cause or age provided. Further specifics are unavailable in the provided text.
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Josapha
White
The
Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Joseph
Four Die As Plane Crashes At Flight Demonstration
Four men were killed when a monoplane at an airfield demonstration crashed after one circuit at about 120 miles per hour. Spectators described the ship lifting and circling before veering and crashing to the ground. Witnesses cited a possible defect in removable wing tips as the cause.
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Creeth
Feild
Los Angeles
Bond Values at New High Mark
New York July 27 investors see marked expansion in daily bond sales signaling expectations of another Federal Reserve rate cut. Liberty bonds hit new highs as the U S rate outlook remains unsettled. Canadian National rail financing planned this week with two bond issues to raise 29 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
London
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty Bonds
America
P'Morgan
Eusald
Canadian National
Campbell to lead Montana labor and publicity division
Campbell will head the division of labor and publicity in the Montana department of agriculture starting August 1. He previously served as county agent since April 1930 and will assume the new role shortly, moving from the agricultural extension setup to state level.
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Helena
Louie & Camp
Bell
County Agricultural-Avent Fund
Havells
Montana Departu of Agriculture
Jisioner
Apri
Toledo Beats Columbus 43-40 In Overtime Narrow Win
In a tight contest, Toledo edges Columbus 43-40 after a late rally. The game featured balanced scoring and key defense down the stretch, with both teams competing hard for dominance.
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Toledo
Columbus
La Follette Declares No Limit On Campaign Funds
Senator La Follette and advisers state no arbitrary limit on campaign contributions or fund totals. They plan to raise money from individuals and organizations with no special interests, focusing on literature, mail appeals, radio and stump speeches. Campaign HQs will be set in Chicago with Nelson coordinating plans and Johnston directing labor contributions.
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Associated Press
Washington
la Follette
Chicago
Nelson
Weeks
Wheeler
Montana
Borah
Idaho
Senate
William I Johnston
Davis 1$ planning active campaign
Dark Harbor Maine July 27 John W Davis Democratic presidential candidate bases campaign at Locust Valley home. Clem J Shaver will handle campaign details while Davis stays in New York until Aug 9 then travels to Clarkesburg West Virginia for acceptance address. He will devote effort to nationwide campaign planning after returning to New York.
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Associated Press
Dark Harbor
Islesboro
John W. Davis
Locust
Valley
Clem J. Shaver
West Virginia
Davis
Republican
la Follette
New York
Clarkesburg
W.va
Joan
Mascot Cleer One With Mitts At Legion Gym Bout
The Pacific coast bantam champ Mascott staged a clever showing at the Legion gym. He fought Dixie Lalford of Butte Rocky Mountain titleholder and defeated Johnny Goseia among others, as the Wednesday program showcased fast workouts. The bout season continues this afternoon at Broadway starting 2 o clock.
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Pacific Coast
Che
Butte Cane
Dixie Lalford
Butts
Rocky Mountain
Une
Mascott
Johnny Goseia
Legion Gym
Laliood
Broadway
Butte
United States Wins 1924 Olympics by Decisive Margin
Paris reports the United States topped the 1924 Olympic Games with 94 points to France 64. Sweden 44½ and Great Britain 41½ followed as runners up. United States swept eight championships across track, swimming, tennis, boxing, wrestling, shooting and Rugby. Final table lists 16 nations with Argentina twelfth and Uruguay thirteenth. several corrections adjusted US score.
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Paris
United States
Amercans
France
Great Britain
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Iceland
Switzerland
Argentina
Uruguay
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Hungary
Czecho-Slovaki Kethonia
Austria
Romanis Jugo-Slavia
Spain
Australi
Portugal
South Africa
Haiti
Beypt
Poland
Americans Crowned With Eighty Six Olympic Medals
In Colombes France 16000 spectators watched the closing ceremonies as the United States led with 86 medals. Officials praised American athletes who won many firsts and set strong showing for the nine months of Olympic competition. Baron de Coubertin presided over the closing, with parade and music as the Olympic flag passed to Paris for four years before the next games.
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Mortreig Beadium
Colombes
France
United States
Finland
Frsia
Ena
Great Britain
Priaex
South America
Argentina
Uruguay
Mooris
Col
Thompson
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
Baron de Coubertin
Dusie Corps
Republican Guards
Stara
Bimpee
Clarence Ivory
Bowthe
California
Paris
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Mich
Richard Rabel
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Tansom
Considerea Sracher
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Richara
Dothea
Staten
Bove
Robert Franks
Inky
Jim
Twelfth Street
Jittieth
Nathan Leopold
Janaus
Gatense
James Gortland
Converese
Priday
Pail Sheridan
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Cardington
Ohio
Mt. Gile
Abe Hes
Tues
Welt
Campbell
Labor and Publicity
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Cleer
Mitts
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