Shepherds Guilt in Murder Trial Drama Weaves Two Portraits
In Chicago a murder trial for William Darling Shepherd features two competing portraits. Defense attorney William Scott Stewart portrays him as a persecuted magnanimous church man, while Assistant State's Attorney George Gorman presents him as a plotter linked to typhoid germ slayings. The case heads to the jury after closing arguments Friday with further addresses to follow.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
William Scott Stewart
George Gorham
Stewart
Farman
Gorman
Robert E. Crowe
W. W. O’brien
Degrees of Stupidity Dialog From Nagels Lustige Welt
A humorous exchange satirizes an uncle’s confusion as two students clash over whose request for money for books is more foolish. One claims the uncle always believes him. the other contends the uncle simply buys the books himself.
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Berlin
Ku Klux Chief to Lose a Fat Plum
Denver reports Auditor Charles Davis will refuse to honor a 1599 dollar pay voucher for Dr. John Galen Locke, grand dragon of Colorado KKK, deemed invalid by the attorney general. The ruling cites that no such colonel medical corps or aide de camp position exists in the Colorado National Guard.
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Denver
Colo
Associated Press
Morley
John Galen Locke
Colorado Ku Klux Klan
Colorado National Guard
Charles Davis
Locke
State Military Board
Dr. Locke
Denver County
Federal District Court
Davis
Drowned Man Found In Vigil Near Gardiner River
Walter Shaw, drowned Friday morning in the Gardiner river and thought to have floated into the Yellowstone, remained unfound after a night vigil with searchlights. Park county resident Shaw is a well known figure in Livingston.
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Livingston
Walter Shaw
Gardiner
Yellowstone River
Boby
Yellowstone
Shaw
Park County
Street Car Shooting in Los Angeles Injures Whittemore
A street car accidently discharged revolver cartridges on the tracks, wounding H. F. Whittemore in the left ear. Doctors said it was the first shooting affray of its kind in Los Angeles history as a sheriff’s pursuit of bootleggers spilled ammunition on the car line.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
H. F. Whittemore
Whittemore
Mahan Strengthens Bid For National Chief Of Veterans Society
Kirby voiced concern over what he called fire trap hospitals for disabled veterans as candidates emerge. Indiana’s John W. Scott and Helena’s John Mahan appear strongest. Arizona backs a second term for Frank J. Irwin, with constitutional change needed. Mayor George Leach of Minneapolis also mentioned. Committee resolutions urge more national home funding, faster hospital program completion, insurance reinstatement liberalization, TB case compensation, and expanded training age limits.
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Irwin
George Leach
Minneapolis
Kirby
Restless Sleep From Gas Evokes Cure Claim
An ad claims gas pressure causes restlessness and sleeplessness. It touts Adderlka as removing gas in ten minutes and producing old waste, presenting it as a powerful intestinal elixir for constipation and stomach trouble.
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Adherika
Mather
Adlerlka
Chatfield Drug Store
N. Main St
Veterans Bureau gains in medical service and cooperation
General Hines praised improved administration under wartime legislation and outlined progress in medical care hospitalization vocational rehabilitation and veterans employment. He urged continued cooperation with veterans officials and noted plans to extend benefits and establish a dedicated medical service with new hospital construction. A Kentucky brewery case led to Mrs Schwab pleading not guilty and bound over on illicit beer manufacture charges. her husband Richard Schwab is already jailed.
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U. S. Veterans Bureau
Hines
General Hines
Noo
Veterans' Bureau
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Kentucky Avenue
Officer Captures Foaming Pilsener
Sheriff Mooney and Undersheriff Kellula found 1,700 full beer bottles and about 60 gallons fermenting in the basement of Mrs. Katherine Schwab at North Washington Street. The haul, loaded on trucks, adds to a prior seizure of 1,200 bottles from the Sorenson Schwab case.
Foreclosure Suit Filed Over Midwest Rail Bonds
Great Falls Montana June 24 The Guaranty Trust Company of New York seeks foreclosure to recover about 200 million dollars on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad bonds. Federal Judge Charles N Pray appoints H Z Byram Mark W Potter and Edward J Brundage as receivers extending their jurisdiction into Montana to unify federal control. The receivers were first appointed in Chicago by Judge James H Wilkerson.
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Great Falls
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
United States District Court of Montana
Charles N. Pray
H. Z.byram
The
Road
Mark W. Potter
Edward J. Brundage
Montana Court District
James H. Wilkerson
Montana
Fedi
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