Scott Found Mentally Deficient at Insanity Trial
Chicago August 4 The defense rested after state alienists testified Russell Scott is mentally deficient with paraneic delusion and disorientation noted in jail. Jailers and officials testified to his sanity, while defense sought hereditary and birth factors. Court limited expert scope and barred cross examination of certain witnesses as the trial proceeds toward a July verdict.
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Chicago
Russell Seute Troy
Syo Alleniso
Canada
Scott
Walters
Pebraury
Beatt
Tentigans
Scot
Rousselt
Catherine Scott
Alger
Joseph Maurer
Steck Shows Gain Of 259 In Iowa Race
August 2 report notes Daniel F. Steck concede 209 more votes after Senate elections subcommittee recount across 29 counties. Discrepancies found between recount totals and state auditor counts. Steck gains, Brookhart remains ahead in unofficial tallies with contested ballots affecting the overall result.
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Steck
Iowa
Washington
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Senate
Kteck Ravi
Brockhart
Factory head held on murder charge in Walnut Creek blaze
Charles Henry Schwarte, Pacific Cells Alone Company vice president, is charged with murdering an unidentified man found body in the Walnut Creek cellulose plant ruins after an explosion and fire last Thursday. A warrant names Leon Henry Schwartzoff as the murder suspect. investigators doubt the victim’s identity, and the body is to be examined in San Francisco.
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F. Lane
Martinez
Leon
Henry Schwartzoff
Wilas Charles Henry Schwartz
John Dee
Wein
Jaycy
Investb
Tore Drevioualy
Rodriguez
Uren
Gakland
San Francisco
Peete
Bechwariz
Wealth Ideals Clash In American Life
The article reports Professor Welter A. Suter of Concordia Seminars criticising the belief that wealth defines national strength and condemning the notion as undermining American life. He attacks the theory of evolution and calls certain modern films a regressive influence on youth.
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Ocean Grove
America
Welter A. Suter
Concordia Semimars
Busted Banker Faces 14 Counts in Pittsburgh Case
Former Carnegie Trust president Jon A Bell, a reputed millionaire, was charged with embezzlement and misapplication of bank funds. An Alderman set a Friday hearing while Bell awaited release on bond. Counts allege false entries across multiple dates and ties to Walker and the county treasury.
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Pittsburgh
Jon A. Bell
Carnegie Trust Company
Pattick Cawley
Cawley
State Banking Department
Bell Banks
First National Book Af Varnegie
Burgettstown National
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John A. Redl, Jr
John S. Stobh, Jr
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H. Walker
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Bel
Atate
Atlantic City
Allanen
Sanael CD
Warrine Sharpman
Anthracite Operators
Controverie
Cleir
Caucux
Woman wills her brain to Cornell in curious testament
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Helen H Gardener civil rights advocate died recently. Her will directs that her brain be removed before cremation and sent to Cornell University for study. Executors say the operation occurred, with debate over disposition and timing.
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Cornell
Associated Press
Washington
Helen H. Gardener
Moffetts
Moffett
Freight loadings show big increase in rail traffic
Washington Aug 4 Revenue freight tonnage rose to 1,999,603 cars for the week ended July 35, the American Railway association reported. This marked the second straight week over a million cars with coal loadings totaling 970,000 cars, up 7,288 from the prior week and 31,378 higher than the same week in 1924.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Ford Buys 200 Vessels for Junk Sale and Use
Ford plans to buy 200 vessels from the Shipping Board with intent to scrap most for junk and use a few for transporting Ford products. The highest bid of 17.7 million dollars was approved by Attorney General and the sale deemed legal under the Merchant Marine Act.
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Motor King
Shipping Board
Henry Ward
Canimaaloner Byrerm
Aytie Fies
Walt
Whlya Tre
Nepaliva Lanlint
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Mirwin OW
Lisner
Hannes
Cit Mi
Ann Viel
Planta
Ruth
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Paloer
Lurent
Iron and Metal Corping
Baltimore
Jardine Submits To Medical Exam At Walter Reed
Washington August 4 Secretary Jardine finally yields to advice and enters Walter Reed hospital for a thorough medical exam of a long standing stomach disorder. He has suffered digestive disturbance and weakened during a Western tour amid speeches and travel. Despite public front, health concerns prompted the decision to undergo medical testing.
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Washington
Plissithis
Jardine Tuday
Walter Reed Hospital
Phantom Bride Adopts Turkish Princess Tale Emerges
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a complex tale involving a Campbell identifying as Phantom, a Ban Prunessed figure, a courtly conflict over a divorce, and a Turkish princess adoption. Readable elements include references to a child’s opposition, adoption, and royal or noble titles amid a fragmented narrative.
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Iding Campbell
Aton
Evolution War Takes New Tack in State Court
In Chattanoogour, Tenn, Aug 4 a federal suit seeks to void a state statute on constitutional grounds. The case, brought by defense counsel, targets Governor Austin and Attorneys General Thomson and Stewart. A conference with Judge Hicks is planned to set a hearing date before three judges with federal or state appointment.
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Corwin
Robert Wilson
Ube
Lenal
Mrdehna
Nes
Fie Sieapes
Devton
Austin Aay
Frank Thoumpson
A. T. Stewert
Rhen County Circuit Court
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Neal
Visie
Thomson
Stewart
Sevi
Jadeer
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Supreme Court of
Taited States
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Weither Eireush
New Grand Centre area grows with planned largest office
Aug 4 New York reports completion of foundations for a towering near Grand Centre station. The seven story plus underground complex will span a cavernous base, rising above street level and defining a major city landmark with extensive protective measures.
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New York
Nexotina
Grand Centre Station
Wits
Areeet Leew
Ford
Pally Bulaw
wieRatie
May
Coolidge backs rail mergers amid world court stance
President Coolidge signals support for railroad consolidations, seeing price stability and broader efficiency as tied to Nickel Plate and other lines. He plans to hold further agricultural advice before finalizing a broad recommendation, while the world court issue is sent to the Senate for action with a proponent-led push for adherence.
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Matas
Che Agricultural Conuiasion
Conridge
van Swarlusen
Presta
United States
Sunator
Pepper
Aeree
Byrd Leaders in Virginia Democratic Primary
In Virginia the Democratic gubernatorial race showed Harry F Byrd leading Walter Mapp by about 6000 votes with 47 of 3646 precincts reporting. Other state officers and a new House were on the ballot as contractors and bonds were debated statewide amid scaled results and delayed vote tallies.
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Harry Floyd Byrd
Walter Mapp
Ile
Virginia
Byrd
Mapp
General Assembly
Joh
Purcett
Archer H. Williama
Wytheville
John
Marvin
Etiae
Ithe
RAS
Thies Bey
Coary
Gare
Gecanon
Tory
Worms Rumored to Sing in New Discovery by German Scientist
Aug 4 Geroeny reports a German zoology teacher, Professor Mangulat, claims earthworms emit musical rhythms when subjected to experiments. A worm clone covered in a protective veil allegedly produced rhythmic sounds, signaling a potential unprecedented natural phenomenon drawing attention from experts and rivals.
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Geroeny
Mangulat
Mangold
U S Highways Plan Launched Across the Nation
The joint board on interstate highways announced a national system of United States highways. More than seventy routes are included, forming a continental network with thirty arterial routes linking major regions. Final route numbering and chartering await action, with paths spanning from Canada to the Gulf and Pacific coasts, and from New England to Texas.
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Associated Press
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United States
Rocky Mountains
Rowtes
Kull Coast
Canada
Idaho
Charleston
S. 2
Pacifi Coast
Florida
New England
Texas
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Canara
Planes Tested for MacMillan Arctic Expedition Progress
Washington Ava reports the MacMillan Arctic expedition has safely reestablished base at Eun Greenland and is rapidly advancing its plan to explore unknown northern regions. Two metal planes flown by the expedition were launched northward, one failing during a launch, the other appearing to suffer a breakdown but the radio equipment remained undamaged by the day.
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Washington
Ava
Eun
Vreenland
MacMilLan Arctic
Fave
Millionaire Finds His Sister Companion in Humble Home
In New York Aug 3 a Bohemian heiress seeks wealth abroad and meets her “Rich Girl” job bidder Mary Joulse Spun andy, daughter of a Bohemian family, chosen as sister companion for Ede ward A Browning’s other adopted daughter Dorothy. After 12,000 letters, the pair meet in Astoria and begin a new life with Mary entering a world of luxury, cars and social events while Browning plans to keep her happy and acclimate her to a new world. The story follows the dramatic adoption tale and Mary’s introduction to her father’s circle amid headlines of wealth and privilege.
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Mary Joulse
Andy
Boheman Parenta
America
Caley Land
Mary
Edeward A. Browning
Milleaire Realtor
Prentae
Arnie
Asturia
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Peroni
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Plan to curb rum running on border
Washington Aug 4 A plan to curb rum running on the Canadian border was ordered by Assistant Attorney General Andrews. A survey will determine manpower launches and automobile needs to seal the border from Detroit River to Port Huron. Ferguson will report back on repaying and coordinating the effort as work proceeds.
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Curt Wuor Sinuekudaver
CA Gadtare
Ramatant Berreenty
Hynor
Canada
Ferguson
Andrews
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