Richard Loeb Slain at Joliet Prison in Prison Hospital
Richard Loeb died after a fatal stabbing at Joliet Prison during an altercation with Day who said Loeb ordered him to undress with a razor. Guards stopped the fight, three convicts offered blood transfusions, but Loeb died from shock and loss of blood despite medical efforts. Clarence Darrow expressed regret at Loeb’s death and commented on his former clients.
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Powers
James Humphrey
J O Jones
Statevile Prison
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Joseph Ragen
Wich
Clarence Darrow
John R Caverly
Leopold
Darrow
Richard
Anna Loeb
Chicago
Albert H Loeb
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Sleep Relief
Take a spoonful of FOLEY'S NONE A 1 before retiring to guard sleep from coughing. Fortified by ingredients that help reduce tickling and coughing, it speeds recovery without stomach upset. Ideal for children. Refuse substitutes. FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR is recommended. Get a bottle today.
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Louisiana Governor C H Allen Dies Amid Political Turmoil
Governor C H Allen of Louisiana dies after a bitter campaign that accused him of graft and puppet leadership. The Long machine faction, including Ellender and Leche, seizes control as Noe is demoted and political future widens in a state famed for factional battles.
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Robert Masctri
Leche
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans
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Louisiana
Noe
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Death of King George VI in State Funeral Procession
King George VI lay in state as crowds filled London streets for a grand processional to Windsor. The ceremony featured naval sailors, royal guards, princes and presidents in uniforms, salutes, church bells, bagpipes, and a gun carriage bearing the crown orb and scepter.
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Mary
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Lebrun
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Smith Campaign Clash Over Roosevelt Speech
Robinson repeats Smith charges and answers as the Liberty League, lawmakers, and voters watch for how Smith will respond. He accuses Smith of shifting sides and abandoning past social justice positions while the Roosevelt-Hoover era battles echo in New York banquet remarks.
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U S Steel Reports Profit First Time Since 1931
A 1935-36 U S Steel report shows net income of 1 4 per share on common stock while preferred stock carried losses totaling about 21 6 million. The company maintains a 90 cent quarterly dividend on seven percent cumulative preferred stock and notes earnings strength in the year end results.
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Solemn funeral of King Edward opens with royal pageantry
The burial service for King Edward lasted nine minutes with Canterbury and York archbishops presiding. The Knights of the Garter and royal procession marched from St James through the Mall to the station while crowds kept silent and a funeral train awaited with no passengers aboard.
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Magnus Johnson II Grievously Ill After Accident
Former Minnesota senator and gubernatorial candidate Magnus Johnson II is gravely ill in St Luke's hospital St Paul after pneumonia developed from injuries in an automobile crash last week Initial injuries were thought minor but complications followed and worsened his condition.
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Mrs Jay Seeks Retribution For Penny Pie Theft
In Downey California Mrs C P Jay reports a burglar broke into her cafe at night stealing 97 pennies and a pie baked as a practical joke The pie contained red pepper as a sting to the thief and she vows action against the culprit built on her belief of eventual comeuppance.
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Coal Shortage Strains Iowa as Winter Deepens
Weather worsens with heavy snow from Council Bluffs to Sioux City as coal supplies run short. Dealers ration deliveries to those in need while some mines halt weekend production. The state boards report risk to institutions but Missouri coal temporarily averts a full shortage.
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Iowa
Missouri
Harry White
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Sioux City
Wallace Attacks Relief Fee Ruling in Rice Millers Case
Wallace decried a Supreme Court ruling on processing taxes as a great expropriation and warned Congress must adjust laws to meet economic change or risk revolution. He cited swift rejection of the government rehearing plea and charged courts with power overreach amid a floor clash with Rep. Cross about curbing the high tribunal.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Rep
O. H. Cross
Congress
John B Hollister
Cross
Brother Testimony in Iowa Youth Patricide Trial
Bert Johnson, 22, stands trial for patricide in Clarinda Iowa as defense cites two doctors who say Elmer Johnson died from a cerebral embolism after a blow to the abdomen. Witnesses describe the slain man’s rages and threats and a real estate dealer testifies to his bad reputation.
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Clarinda
Bert Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Swan Johnson
E. J. Gottsch
Shenandoah
Edward Luke
Coin
Bert
Frieda Johnson
Elmer
Avalanche kills 13 in Alexandrovsk Sakhalin Island
An avalanche buried thirteen people in their homes at Alexandrovsk on Sakhalin island. A mass funeral is planned for the victims.
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