Beatt case unfolds with insanity plea and court days
In Chicago Russell T Beatt convicted of murder faces a sanity petition and new trial phase as a right to appeal, with defense and prosecution outlining delusions and life history. A jury is to be seated quickly, judge insists the issue is whether insanity arose after conviction.
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Chicago
Russell T Beatt
Joseph Maurer
Wadlows
Mental Condon
Beott
Dave Ako
Joseph B. David
Thomas Scott
Maurer
Wan Sisin
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Stewart
Saalty Oxty Jaene
Scott
David
Supreme Court
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Venicems
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Cardinal Begin Dies Penniless in Quebec
The late Cardinal Begin, long time archbishop of Quebec and primate of Canada, died without personal estate. His will lists only small charitable bequests while his temporal will remains public. His spiritual bequest asks forgiveness for any neglect of duty to God and man.
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Quebec
Cardinal Begin
Canada
Huntington Men Among Entries In Checker Tourney
Entries from Huntington appear in a regional checker tournament with players from Ohio Ava and Toledo. Notable names include Berak B. Reveckds, Hamale T. J. Harrigan, Mike Licker, Dy C. W. Armack, and George Rudeips. the event is coordinated by the American Checker Association and features competitors from Ontario and West Virginia.
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Huntington
Secar Point
Ohio
Berrak B. Reveckds
Hamale
T. J. Harrigan
Pittaberch
Mike Licker
Toledo
C. W. Armack
Prestinaten
West
George Rudeips
Rare ‘Tiee
Ambriage
Joun
Inbez
Tereel
Everasy
Dan McGrae
Tilemese
Ontario
Piyminke
Police Seek Man Identified by California Widow as Husband
In Martinez California police and criminologists probe a body found at Pacific Cellulose Walnut Creek lab. Mrs Charles Schwartz claims the remains are her missing husband Charles Henry Schwartz a renowned chemist once linked to silk industry breakthroughs. The widow seeks formal delivery of the body for burial.
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Associated Press
Martinez
Calif
Pacific Cellulose Company
Walnut Creek
Charles Schwartz
T. Schwarts
Alatcick
Charles Henry Schwartz
Mose
Aatiaf
A.B
Sek Schwarts
Pernit
Sue Schwartz
H. R. Veale
Schwartz
Pacific
Schwarty
Schwarts
DRY AGENT GETS 3 YEAR SENTENCE FOR SHOOTING
Special to The Gazetteer Lewis Aug 2 three years in the state penitentiary at Moundsville for Bostic prohibition agent who shot Harry Brown a Monroe county youth in the back last April. The jury and Judge S H Sharp imposed the term after earlier delays. Brown lingers crippled for life at Union home. Other agents faced indictments. two men bonded at 1600 each. The case spurred questions over police fire and responsibility in the incident.
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Denver
Fres
Carl Ferry
Perry
Vistol
Punkner
Worry
Stayer
B. N. Bostic
Monroe
Moundsville
Viet Cripple
Harry Brown
Bostic
Union
Malid
Npine
Eb Party
Prohibition
Brown
Darry Shepherd
Eny
Agaltiac
Fish Die At Resort Beach After Water Depletion
On Cant Brewster Beach, 73 black fish died as water receded leaving many stranded and decomposing. The tale notes a brick oxh container and a pale residue, with a shipwrecked scent. about 100 fish washed ashore and 25 dragged into the bay by the tide.
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Cant Brewster
NEA MAY ENJOIN EVOLUTION LAW IN TENNESSEE
Chattanooga August 3 John R Neal for John T Scopes convicted of violating the anti evolution law says a taxpayers petition to enjoin enforcement of the state law will be filed in United States district court tomorrow Neal plans to confer in New York with Dudley Field Malone Arthur Hare and other defense lawyers after filing the petition
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John R. Neai
Jonn T. Scopes
Tentenses
Unitedates District Court
Neal
Aline
New York
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur
Hare
Refugees of Poland receive aid measures in Germany
AP dispatch from Schenheim Germany reports steps to ease refugee distress from Poland. Interior Minister Severing orders immediate aid including 1000 blankets and wooden beds as carpenters work nonstop. A fire protection service is to be established and inflammable bedding replaced. All camp sick receive care.
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Associated Press
Schneidemuns
Germany
Thrmaanda
Poland
Berlin
Warriner Refuses Talks With Lewis On Wage Talks
Samuel Warriner, head of anthracite operators, rejects discussions with John Lewis of the United Mine Workers. He notes the operators sub-committee cannot be charged and warns of possible wage talks delays. Warriner urges changes to the camp personnel plan to avoid strikes and uphold the August 31 contract expiration.
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Philadelphia
Shamuel Y. Warriner
Enul
John Jb. Lewis
Calted Mins
Publi
Omite
Lewis
Mr. Warriner
W. J. Richards
Palladulphi
Amd Negoiia Corl and
Trot Corporation
Athantie City
Une
Miniater Severin
Warriner
Mitten
Lewie
Warrhier la
Lehigh, Tau Rnd Navigation Company
Chaleinah
Alora’ Cantarenve
Final Word for Charles W Lau Funeral in Davenport
Charles W Lau a wealthy retired farmer was buried in Davenport Iowa with funeral orations at the home and crematorium. He prepared his speeches for both settings on phonograph records and chose in advance who would attend the service. others were excluded.
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Iowa
Davenport
Charles W. Lau
Mhfe
Musica
Thau
Federal Road System plan discussed by planning board
Washington August 3 The joint board on interstate highway planning opened a preliminary discussion on creating a system of United States highways with uniform markers. Tomorrow the board will meet to seek final conclusions on routes and designation. Representatives from state highway departments attended, totaling 48 members and led by Thomes Macbean and KF W James outlining public road bureaus and regional studies.
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Washington
Jim
United States
Mate Utteiatn
Belgium to Air Plans on Debt Refund
The Belgium debt commission is due in New York for negotiations. Under-Secretary Winston and Ambassador William Phillips will greet them as talks prepare to begin. In Washington, Burton and other officials reviewed the plan and a formal meeting with the Belgian delegation was tentatively scheduled. The delegation aims to finalize terms by late August as Hoover prepares to join and both sides await arrangements.
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Winston
American Debt Commission
New York
William Phlitips
Gelium
Belgium Debt Commission
Burton
Ohio
American Commission
Tregoury
Ke Hoga
State Department
Merchers
Wny
Warlington
Comniagion
Rynemiesion
Hellcats
Herlogg
Hoover
Smett
Road Commission Opens Bids Today For Projects
The state road commission will open bids this morning for 10 road projects including grading drainage and paving in several counties. A record number of contractors are expected to file bids, with awards likely after review. The event marks the first of four settings in August as bids are tallied by state officials.
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Long Island
Court Howse
State Road Commission
O Ternis
The
Commission
Haynes Ousted From Dry Post In New Regime
Washington AP A sweeping Prohibition Bureau shake up removes Haynes from all enforcement authority effective September 1, transferring duties to 24 prohibition administrators. Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair issues the order, with authority now vested in Treasury appointee Andrew. Haynes may stay as adviser until the reorganization is complete and is expected to pursue a gubernatorial bid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Haynes
Andrews
Internal Revenue
Blair
Treasury
Mqnera
Prohibition
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Sabia Fiviser
Andrewa
Tully
Hin
Hee
Obin
Siulé
Pinchot objects to Day appointment in Glass case
Governor Pinchot criticizes the proposed reappointment of U.S. Marshal John H. Glass in the middle district of Pennsylvania. In a letter to Senator Pepper he accuses the Republican machine of pushing a political ally and urges withdrawal of Glass’s name to place public welfare above party orders.
One Dies One Hurt In Norfolk Airplane Crash
In Norfolk Virginia two seaplane crew members collided and fell into Hampton Roads with Wileny H. Long aged 13 drowning and Lieutenant W. B. Win of Washington severely injured. Mrs Maurten G. Long witnessed from shore as naval authorities investigate permit relations.
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Aus
Wileny H. Long
W. B.win
Washington
Hampton Roads
Maurten G. Long
Mystery in Death of School Teacher Deepened By Notes
A cryptic missive found with a teacher's body in Illinois hints at unknown threats. The note mentions labor topics and an impending film contract by the American Federation of Labor to depict labor history. Police seek clues as deciphering continues and motives remain unclear.
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Illinois
K. EK
Greece and Bulgaria face tension after Greek murder claim
Reports from Geneva and Paris say Greece and Bulgaria deny rising tension despite Greece accusing Bulgaria of murdering Greek citizen Niclaides at Stanmokie. Greek delegate Vassili Dendramis warns of a League of Nations appeal if Athens’s note gets unsatisfactory reply, while diplomats note frontier fortifications and calls for Balkan entente.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Vassili Dendramis
Jeasue of Nations
Berne
M. Dendramis
Athens
Sofa
National League of Nations
Paris
M. Nicelaides
Stanlmokie
Equatories
Legation
Hextile
Ath~ens
Balkans
Gréel Demong
Nicolaides
Sesid Be
Noted singer dies shock kills wife in Chicago
Charles William Clark, 38, a noted bari tone concert singer and Bush Conservatory professor, died suddenly while singing at the Joext theatre. His wife died shortly after from the shock. Clark, born in Van Wert Ohio, studied in Fort Wayne and Chicago, toured England and Europe, and lived in Chicago.
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Charles Wilam Clark
Bush Conservatory of Music
Joext
Clark
van Wert
Ohio
Methodist Vallege
Fort Wayne
Ind
London
England
Germany
Helce
Conservatories
Tie
Mystery of crime surrounds Miss Stallman death
Reports from Mattoon and Cincinnati tie the 18 year old Miss Stallman death to letters and threats found in a cistern and at the Seaman home. Investigators note notes mention Chicago and Humbolt, with a large document unreadable, and an inquest to be called later this week as coroner rules no drowning.
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Mattoon
Stallman
Bansiuter
Maa
Thomas Serman
Kpingter
Engoner
Wau
Gorry
Schoal
Beanem
Bulmance
Tonya
Niere
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First National Bank of
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Ira Seaman
Cincinndti
Mise Braltman
Buring
Cutoner Schilling
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Charien Figtober
Attorn
Mies Starkman
Urbana
Jack Bile
Cincinnati
Demnite
Misa Cora Silliman
Mima Stalman
Anna Beaman
Chededa
Issiater-In-Dene
Mr. Seaman
Auto Drivers Who Kill Must Do Time in Morgue
In Indianapolis a stern public safety warning was issued about auto drivers causing pedestrian deaths. Police chief Herman I. Hott declared penalties to deter reckless operation of motor cars and vowed stronger enforcement statewide.
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