Not guilty plea entered by Leopold and Loeb case
Attorneys for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, the millionaires accused in the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks, announced they will plead not guilty at Wednesday arraignments on indictments charging murder and kidnapping. The report notes the case continues with further details on page two.
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Peter McFarlane Suicide in San Francisco Hall of Justice
San Francisco June 9 Peter Farlane author walked to the coroner’s office and shot himself in the hall of justice He was taken to Harbor Emergency hospital and pronounced dead on arrival Two letters were found in his pockets no witness to the shooting MacFarlane known for fiction including The Quest of the Yellow Peril Those Who Have Cute Lack Hell te Answer and The oll Pagers (Condumed on Page Ten)
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Regulars Endure Hardships in Long Hike to Capital
Soldiers of the First Battalion Fourth United States Infantry arrived Sunday from Fort Missoula after a grueling nine day march across Montana mountains and rough roads. Major James L. Bradley praised the men for their stamina, noting not a single soldier fell out and declaring today a holiday in recognition of their achievement.
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Bold Robbery in the Heart of Seattle Recited
Four men robbed Frederick and Nelsons in a busy Seattle street. They obtained about a thousand dollars in cash and checks totaling around 57,000 from two employees. A bank doorkeeper and another employee were threatened with pistols as the robbers loaded the haul and fled in a parked streetcar.
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Police rebuke five ronin over Imperial hotel dance riot
Tokyo reports that police will punish five ronin leaders from the Great Forward Society and Iron Heart Society for Saturday night demonstrations against Japanese exclusion of Americans. Police say the protest aimed to shame dancers with foreigners, not to infringe statutes. Most demonstrators were Chuo University students.
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Four Die Four Hurt In Severe Storm Across Mercer McDowell
Associated Press report from Bluefield notes eight Nelsons were filled and four injured as heavy rain caused a cloudburst washing away a state of Nowees. Norfolk Western railroad lines and side tracks serving multiple mining operations were washed out in Mercer and McDowell counties.
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Lieut Maughan to Try Flight Again
Mitchell Ford NY reports Lieut Maughan will attempt another flight after a final test. He recently flew to Washington to confer with Air Service officials and aims to complete arrangements for a continental flight within one day, departing at three.
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Platform shaping and tax reform signals in Republican platform
Out of a mass of suggestions the Republican platform begins to take form as party leaders review planks on rigid government economy and tax reform. The resolutions committee plans five hours of public hearings before drafting, with White House ideas and Wisconsin insurgents pushing for a platform united under fiscal discipline and broader tax cuts.
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Old Parties Silent on Anti-Dry Planks Says Columbia President
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University doubts either major party will adopt an anti prohibition plank this year. He argues reforms to repeal the eighteenth amendment are impractical and that public opinion will force action regardless of party platforms. He cites widespread liquor availability and the removal of the open saloon as positive results.
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Repeal of Volstead Act Debated by City Leader
Ray Butler notes the Volstead repeal is imminent, urging a fourfold plan to regulate liquor, abolish the saloon, promote temperance and morals, and curb lawlessness. He emphasizes maintaining order while pursuing a fresh start on liquor control.
La Follette Not to Be Candidate at Republican Convention
In bid to head off a challenge at the Cleveland meeting, Senator La Follette urged Wisconsin delegates to refrain. The scene centered on whether he would pursue the party nomination as supporters voiced resistance and the national convention loomed.
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Eve of Convention Sees Second Spot in Doubt at GOP Meet
Cleveland June 3 The opening clash over the vice presidency at the Republican National Convention shows Castidge likely nominated but second place remains unsettled. Booms for several candidates swirl with Secretary Wendover and Frank Lowden among names repeatedly heard, while the convention’s opening gavel nears.
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Lowden Effort Aims To Forge Joe On Endorsement
A fragmentary report notes political maneuvering around Governor Lowden and Joe, with talk of a potential endorsement at a national convention. The ascribed move involves delegations and influence attempts, referencing Governor Small, Frank Lawden, and names linked to the Taos region, seeking to sway support and reconsideration of a position.
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Wet move from Medicoes coming
In a June presentation by Associated Press, the federal government reviews legislation under Roe to permit passage of a measure aimed at allowing more than a specified number of persons to move. Delegates of the American Medical Association prepare for the event as the House of Representatives and Senate consider actions. The session opens tomorrow with the aim to address the acci santa.
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TODAS PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION NEARS OPEN
Todas program for convention nears open at 9 am with opening by John T. Adamy Republican national committee chairman. Prayer by Bishop Andrysen of Cincinnati, official photograph, reading of credentials, and temporary officers to be announced. Weytwe speech by chairman Burton. adoption of rules and resolutions. committees named and meeting places set. adjournment planned for Wednesday morning.
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Ku Klux Klan Opens Midwest Field Headquarters
About sixty Klan representatives led by Imperial Wizard Wy Evans and Indiana Grand Dragon Walter Bossert opened Klan headquarters in Cleveland. They vow to stay until inter Klans plank dispute is settled, while distancing endorsement of Senator James E Watson for vice president as unauthorized and untrue.
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General Arch Jack Wounded in Cura
Wounded officer Arch Jack, commander of the Vinited Ballwaya Tavana job, was carried to an emergency hospital after a minor facial wound. The strike by employees continued as reports described his condition and evacuation from the central military base.
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