Preacher Links Leopold Act to Evil Spirit in Murder Case
A Chicago preacher argues Leopold’s murder plan by young Robert Franka stemmed from an evil spirit influence. He claims hypnotic control and occult forces shaped Leopold and Natano to commit the crime, while other speakers criticize moral obliquity and the social impact of such theories on youth and justice.
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Character and money as a measure of strength
The text argues that money does not create character but supports the material side of life. It grants strength and confidence, enabling achievements otherwise impossible and commanding respect from others.
Politics a Serious Matter With the Dixie Mountaineer
In a rural community, politics and suffrage sparks wild debate as families gather for a primary meeting. A mountain household fears disruption and emphasizes faith, duty, and self reliance while residents weigh votes, influence, and local loyalties amid scarcity and tradition. The scene blends family life, church, and campfire rhetoric under dim lamps as neighbors discuss candidates, voting power, and moral questions. The piece notes social roles, education, and authority, with a focus on community dynamics and the pull between old ways and civic participation.
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Tritta Mary Bean Ip
Zeke
Zeken
Whannon
Mary
Mornig
Kending & Messenger
Niyo
Sheen
Hari
Vartaip
Todath Aseker
Ons
Inslaw
Mary Bean
Theas
Nalia
Soldier of fortune's Philippine adventures spark new mountain pledge
In Charleston a veteran clerk recalls a globe trotter career from the Philippines to Seattle. Tales of danger, a Philippine monkey fight, and a lantern lit political gathering propel mountain residents toward a hopeful pledge for local improvement and a fairer future.
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New York Times
Traffic Bureau Planned By Britton In Charleston
Chief John Britton announced plans to establish a Charleston traffic bureau soon to manage congestion. The city already deployed traffic officers amid booming peak hour flow with 143 cars at Court and Virginia in ten minutes and about 1100 cars per hour at Capitol and Virginia.
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Oklahoma
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Imine
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Robin Chemical Commons
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Pepper Warns of Congress as Inquisitorial Body
Atlantic City June 28 Senator Georges Wharton Pepper warned the Maryland Bar Association that Congress may, with popular backing, become an inquisition. He said constant probing of executive conduct and cabinet officers risks impairing legislative wisdom and could start a traffic question for the city in coming years.
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