Scare of wit nesses tests grand jury in Lenpold Loeb case
Chicago crime tale reports two university students Nathan Lenpold Sr and Richard Loeb face possible indictments for murder and kidnapping over the Robert Franks ransom and death case. Witnesses conclude as grand jury prepares a vote on state charges punishable by death if convictions occur. Perilous guard surrounds the youths at the county jail to deter any self harm attempts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grand
Nathan Lenpold
Richard Loeb
Seniof
Robert Franks
Robert Ranks
Lynch Heads International Typographical Union Ticket
James M. Lynch of Syracuse led rural unions in the International Typographical Union with a majority of about 30. From 57 unions casting 54 712 votes Lynch had 27 543 while Charles DP. Howard of Detroit trailed with 24 197. Seth R. Brown led for vice president in Los Angeles with 26 634. George R. Beach of New York City had 23 077. Austin W. TeW of New York City led second vice president race with 27 800 against W. R. Trotter of Vancouver at 22 607. W. Hayes of Minneapolis led for secretary-treasurer by about 6 000 votes over W. Aldrich of Chicago.
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Associated Press
New York
Uorkers
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
International
United States
Canada
Lynch
Chartes DP. Howard
Detroit
Mich
Incumber
Seth R. Grown
Los Angeles
George R. Beach
New York City
Austin W. Tew
W. R. Trotter
Vancouver
W. Hayes
Minneapolis
Win
Aldrich
Chicago
Longworth rules out farm relief bill passage this session
Washington report says after talks with President Coolidge Representative Longworth and fellow Republicans concluded no satisfactory farm relief bill, including McNary Haugen, could pass this session. A plan to market surplus wheat and meat abroad via the War Finance Corporation was discussed with Tincher, Sanders, and others, but no administration commitment followed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Longworth
Congress
Tincher
Frank W. Mandell
War Finance Corporation
Afr
McNary-Haugen
Skelton Accused Of Improper Handling Of Bank Fees
Irregular handling of state funds by L. Q. Skelton, state superintendent of banks, revealed by an audit of payrolls for 1922. Assistants allegedly collected fees from banks and used them to boost salaries, violating Chapter 83 of the 1922 session laws. Continued on page Tan.
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Skelton
L. Q. Skelton
Turin
Bootleg Baronet Still on the Job
Sir Brodrick Ashwell in London continues bootlegging despite new money treaty protests. The report notes American interests and investigations tied to customs actions, with Prime Minister Anne Donald criticizing his operations as disgraceful and illegal. several committees have handed cases to authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
Brodrick Ashwell
London
United States
Iaviers MacDonald
Investi Wid Enterprises
Uke
Customs Officiis
AnneDonald
American Party Aims to Seek Ku Klux Aid in Campaign
The American Party announced it will launch in all states with a strong national campaign led by Judge Gilbert O Nations of Washington as presidential standard bearer. Charles H Randall of Los Angeles named running mate, party leaders seek Ku Klux Klan support though deny formal alliance, aiming to push law enforcement immigration and polygamy policies in the campaign.
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American Party
Ku Klux
Associated Preve
Columbis
Ahin
Pune
Inisehe
Gilbert O. Nations
Washington
Peeneressman
Charles H. Ratdall
Los Angeles
Nation
Ku Kux Klan
Uresnerkay Party
Ku Kins Klan
Tuvisihte K
Paris cabinet crisis ends as Herriot named to form
Paris reports a joint move by President Miller and Paul Painleve to consult on forming a new ministry to replace Raymond Poincare. Edouard Herriot is favored to lead the cabinet with Me Miller awaiting his reply before any presidential decision at the Elysee.
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Paris
Juvessociated
Milleranda Paul Painleve
Chamber
Gaston Denmer- Ree
Wie
Senate
Nilomerrou Marning
Raymond Poincare
Edouard Cherriot
Radical Party
Me Milierand
M. Herriot
Elysee Palace
LEMME TO BE NEW PRESIDENT OF INTERMOUNTAIN
Dr. Edward J. Klemme of Bellingham Washington was elected president of Intermountain Union College by the board of trustees. He was chosen from a list of 25 candidates after months of correspondence and will assume the post by wire notification.
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Edward J. Klemme
Bellinghast
Wash
Intermountain Union College
Klemme
Wr Klanme
Walsh Likey to Occupy the Chair in National Convention
The report states Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana is favored to be permanent chairman of the party’s national convention in New York. Other Montana figures like J. Bruce Ir mer are mentioned as possible chair candidates, while objections arise. Walsh declined to comment, and Kes Vitman and William McAtoo are also named in the pre convention talks.
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Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
New Yorks
Cou Yeers
Walsh
J. Bruce Irrmer
Vier
Eeenmitter
Subessiva
Borah Amendment Reform Fails in Congressional Conference
Washington reports the Borah amendment to limit campaign contributions and regulate expenditures was defeated by House and Senate conferees. A recommendation for reconsideration by Representative Cable was noted, with Republican leaders involved in drafting a new public campaign finance framework.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Cable
Chie
Mount St. Charles College Dedicates Library and Residence
A solemn dedication of the new library building at Mount St. Charles College was held yesterday morning in the presence of visiting premiers, diocesan clergy, college officers, students, and parents. The Rt. Rev. J. Carroll founded the college and led the ceremony, with Rev. D. M. Gorman delivering the sermon. Bishop Garman, successor to Bishop Carroll, presided over the mass and clergy assisted, inaugurating a notable milestone in the college’s progress toward Christian education.
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Tew
Mount St. Charles College
Soremn
Preimirs
Unis
Jaim
J.J. O' Nich
J. A. Roaney
Sheerin
J Riley
J. A. Kelly
Bishop Garman
Hshop Carcell
Columbia College
John P ONeill Drowns at Boulder Hot Springs Pool
John P ONeill a retired assistant general superintendent of mines for Anaconda Copper died in the Boulder Hot Springs pool. He struck his head and sank unnoticed while swimming. a search recovered his body after more than an hour of unsuccessful resuscitation. He was 63, a native of Vermont, and survived by his wife four sons and a daughter.
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Bude
Jame
John Plc Neill
Anaconda Cape Per Mining Company
Boulder Hot Springs
O'Neill
Boulder
Butte
Velena
Vermont
al T
Lawrence
Bananéa
Assis
B C. McCabe
Helena
Clubs Kill Change in Electing National President at Biennial
A reform amendment to by laws governing the nomination process of three presidential candidates was defeated at the seventeenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Los Angeles. The current rules call for two nominees for the presidency. The report mentions Mrs WS Tennings of Florida as first vice president, Mrs Walace Perhaps of Montana as second vice president, and Mrs John D B Sherman of Colorado, with a proposed education platform to be presented at the session.
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Los Angeles
Sime
Geners
Federation of Wamnen
Clibs
Hulaws
Fist of Vines
Fone
WS. Tennings
Florida
Walace Perhaps
Montana
John DB. Sherman
Colorado
Los A Angeles
Associated
Frea
General Federation of Women's Clibs
Dawes Program A Pivotal Point In Nations Relations
The article discusses how the Dawes Plan shapes Germany's foreign relations and the cabinet's stance on rearmament. It notes reactions to Dawes Report recommendations as negotiations on reparations loom. It mentions Marx’s parliamentary appearance and Reichstag context within the wartime occupation setting.
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Associated Presxy
Dewes
Nivetad Notat
Figemany
Marx
Reichstag
Dawes
Goolidge Seeks Running Mate As Hoover Lowden Vying
President Coolidge has signaled the type of man he desires for the vice presidency. He favors a candidate who can appeal nationally and reassure the public that administration policies will hold. Hoover and Lowden remain leading choices as party managers canvass potential nominees for approval by delegates.
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Cleveland
Associated Prean
Cooleide
Coolidge
Hoover
Illinois
Washington
LaFollette
Georgia Delegates Seated After Harding Letter Row
In Cleveland a split GOP faction over Georgia seating ended with Henry Lincoln Johnson and his delegates seated. A Harding letter to C Bascom Slemp admitting an error prompted action as New York’s Charles D Hiland forced disclosure of the missive. The committee voted 22 to 14 forJohnson delegation, rejecting Indiana’s challenge 22 to 14.
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Cleveland
Associated Presa
Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Johnson
Lis
J. L. Phillips
National Committee
Harding
C. Bascom
Slemp
Coolidge
Phillips
New Yorker
Charles D. Hiland
New York
Joseph B. Kealing
Indisna
Daugherty Refuses to Testify in Senate Probe
Former Attorney General Daugherty refuses to appear before the senate investigation and withdraws his legal team, claiming the inquiry is illegal and a bid to smear him. Chairman Brookhart repeats accusations of a conspiracy and cites tax records and cash found linked to Daugherty. A continuation note indicates more details on Page Three.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Paul Howland
Ohio
Brookfart
Jesse W. Smith
Mer Daugherty
Wheeler Warns U S May Decline Like Russia Went
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana warned at the City Club that America could follow Russia into revolution unless patriotic citizens repudiate corruption. He cited the Daugherty case and said the investigation has no political motive, noting he prosecuted Democrats while state attorney.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
United States
Russia
Senaior Burton K. Wheeler
Macana
Senate
Daugherty
Wheeler
Harry Taugherty
Montana
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