Confessed Killers Leopold and Loeb Nabbed in Franks Slaying
Chicago authorities disclose Leopold and Loeb confessed to kidnapping and murdering Robert Franks on May 21. The pair described luring the boy into their car, striking him, and disposing of evidence including a ransom plan and a typewriter. Police chase traced glasses to a Brooklyn firm leading to their arrest, with details of the crime and ransom plot fully corroborated as plans to stage payment failed. The case looms as a major homicide awaiting grand jury action.
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Son of Former U S Justice John N Pomeroy II Dies
Professor John Norton Pomeroy II, 58, son of the late U S Supreme Court justice and noted equity jurisdiction expert, died at his Urbana home after pernicious anemia. He had taught law at the University of Illinois since 1910.
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Booze Rumor Denied by Lodge at Daugherty Inquiry
Massachusetts Senator Lodge, Republican Senate leader, testifies before the Daugherty committee denying any involvement in liquor permit issuance. He says he never knew of Craven Brothers or obtained an export permit. The hearing also confronts A L Fink amid accusations about Roxie Stinson and Wheeler. Also Cincinnati report: M S Daugherty freed by habeas corpus from U S Senate custody.
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Canvass of Votes in Primary Begins in Montana
Helena May 31 The state canvass board opened the official count of presidential preference votes from the prior Tuesday with twelve counties reported. Officials hope enough returns arrive by Monday to continue tabulation without interruption so the Republican candidates may be told to prepare for Cleveland on June 19. Secretary C T Stewart State Treasurer O H Junod and Deputy C L Walker serve as counters.
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Burton Likely to Nominate Coolidge at Convention
Marion Jeroy Burton president of the University of Michigan probably will place President Coolidge in nomination at the Republican National Convention. The choice of Burton, a longtime friend of the president, is understood to have been agreed by William M. Butler and campaign associates. A formal announcement was expected before Butler left Washington for Cleveland.
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Japanese protest delivered to Secretary Hughes
Ambassador Hahihara acting on government orders delivered to Secretary Hughes Tokyo’s protest against the exclusion provision of the new immigration act. The move follows official instructions from Tokio.
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