Livingston Is Declared Insane In Slaying Case
Albert Livingston, alleged slayer of Mrs. Margaret Jackson, is ordered committed to the state insane asylum after an insanity commission found epileptic dementia with homicidal tendencies. Testimony described brutal details of the December tragedy and Livingston’s repeated seizures and blank memory during attacks.
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Albert Livingston
Margaret Jackson
Lynch
J. L. Tremblay
Bertha McClernan
Charles Rodda
Emigh
Livingston Vma
D. O. Robinson
Livingston
Jackson
Dan J. Donohue
Rodda
Mrs. Jackson
Boston
South Dakota
Washington
Berkeley
Foley
Justice O'Neill
Washington Busy as Coolidge Vetoes Pension Bill
The day in Washington reports President Coolidge vetoed the Birsum ambiibous pension bill while the soldier bonus bill was signed at the capitol and sent to the White House. The senate debated income tax rates as the grain futures administration submitted a report on future wheat trading. Representatives from former service organizations urged veto of the soldier bonus bill. Maj. Gen. C C Williams testified on nitrogen reduction before a Senate committee. Arguments closed in D C supreme court on Harry F Sinclair demurrer to contempt indictment. The State Department approved Cuba’s appeal to buy war munitions for use against revolutionists. Senator Walsh urged contempt proceedings against Blair Doan in the Wheeler inquiry. Senate Commerce Chair Jones claimed foreign interests oppose section 28 of the Merchant Marine Act. Daugherty committee members were cited to appear next Friday in the injunction proceeding by former Attorney General Daugherty. House Chair Burton said no evidence Zihiman took money for influence.
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Senate
Daugherty
Too Many Brunswicks Baffle Mail Dispatchers
A postal bulletin warns of many Brunswicks across Maine Maryland Missouri Minnesota Nebraska and more. The piece urges writers to spell out state names clearly to ensure correct delivery and notes abbreviations often look alike.
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Brunswick
Postal
Butte
Maine
Maryland
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Lowden Rules Out Candidacy for Vice Presidency
Former Governor Frank O. Lowden states he is not and will not be a candidate for the Republican nomination for vice president under any circumstances. The remark follows speculation about potential ticket formations in Rockford Illinois.
Yankee Matches Burn German Post Office
The Postal Bulletin reports matches hidden in American parcel post packages caused two fires in Bremen's post office and one in a Leipzig mail car. It warns shippers that matches and all flammable items are banned from the mails, including international parcels.
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America
Bremen
Germany
Leipzig
Butte
United States
Jury Trials Open in U S District Court Butte
Trial by jury in the spring term of the United States district court in Butte begins at 9 30 tomorrow morning. A 60 name venue has been issued. Judge Pray overruled the demurrer to the complaint and granted 20 days for answer in James C Davis et al v A Beardslee. Emil Richards pleads not guilty to a prohibition law violation.
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United States District Court
Butte
Pray
James C. Davis
A. Beardslee
Emil Richards
Film Producers in Dramatic Field Near 200 in 1923
The report notes that about two hundred film producers were active in the dramatic field in the United States during the year 1923. It highlights the growing scale of the industry and the concentration of production activity among key firms and individuals.
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