Witness says SGOT not killer in drug store slaying
The Chicago witness testified Robert Scott fired during an argument over a bill, not during a holdup. He described Russell Scott intervening, then Robert shooting after Maurer threatened him. The witness said Russell stood aside with arms at his sides and could not have killed.
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Chicago
Ball
Small
Winds
Robert
Russell
Russell Scott
Prothers
Maurer
Fred
Robert Scott
Ais Elory
James M. Hall
Metro Telegraph
Onerater
Joseph Matter
Fetert Scott
Nat Nes
Aseiel Poy
Garman
Okenteral
WNC
American youth and military camps shape future citizens
Washington July 17. Fifth of six articles on U S Army summer activities notes that natural resources and industry are not enough. The author stresses youth development through citizens military training camps, highlighting health gains, discipline, and the aim to build a stronger American citizenry for future national defense.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
War Department
ROTC
Com.t
Hemene
Acrae
Oacummer
Toma
H Corps
California
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
9Th Corps
CM. T
Regular Army
Ational Guard
America
Montana export rate dispute heats up rail freight case
Montana railroad officials and witnesses argued over export rates and western grain movement, with figures showing shifts in wheat shipments from Montana to the Pacific coast since 1922. Testimony covered costs, revenue effects, and comparisons with Canadian rates as hearings continue into the afternoon.
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Montana
Peter
Paul
Willian Burnham
Statistieran
Near Norther
Burnha
General Freight Agen
Great Northern
Minneapoli
Montana Railroad Commission B
H. B. Schacier
Pacific Coast
Toomey
G Toomey
The
Montana Commission
Western Tidewater
Schaefer
Schacter
Toomex
Washington
Oregon
B. R. McAllister
Equity Supply Co
Kalispell
A. J. Maby
Great Fally
W. C. Mission Company
Minneapolis
Montanagram
Seattle
Failed firm ends receivership on business grounds
Federal Judge Wilkerson terminated the receivership of Dean Onativia and company a $35,000,000 New York Chicago brokerage firm that failed July 2. Attorneys said offices would reopen in New York Chicago and other cities by Monday and that the firm is now believed to be on a sound financial basis.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Wilkerson
Dean, Onativia and Company
New York
Othry
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Palm Beach
Gans & Klein
Lyon
Brokane
Wash
OM. Hodgman
A. MM
Pershing
John J. Pershing
Schools In Citizenship
Pagifig Coast Millers State
Flapper
Nei York Fore
Peach
Dimity
Porto Rico
Remington Typewriters
West Sixth Ave
Ford
Chevrolet
Nilan & Hawkes
Cat
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