Darrow Takes Case For Poor Man Charged With Robbery
Clarence Darrow agreed to defend Nicholas Pace, 25, bank clerk charged with stealing 1,024 from his bank's bonds to support his widowed mother. The trial was continued to Oct. 8 as Darrow also criticized Judge Lyle's vagrancy arrests of 26 men labeled public enemies and pressed for more reasonable bonds.
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Preas
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Nicholas Pace
Darrow
John H. Lyle
Lyle
Atorney
Chicago Crime Commission
Pace
Canada’s big game hunters fare well in Quebec woods
Northern Quebec outfitters report abundant wildlife as moose and black bear hunting prosper. In La Tuque and Lake St. John districts hunters see thirteen moose with one trophy taken on Vermillion river. Edward Dupre of Locust Valley, N. Y., delivered a 250 pound black bear from Lac a La Ligne.
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Montreal
Quebec
Hudson’s Bay Company
C. K. Howard
Tourist and Convention Bureau
Canadian National Railways
la Tuque
Lake St. John
Vermillion River
W. P. Sanders
Sanders
Edward Dupre
Locust Valley
N. Y
Lac A la Ligne
Peruvian air force appoints American Colonel O'Connor
Colonel Juan O'Connor named head of Peru's air force under the provisional government. He arrived from New York to assume duties, succeeding Commander Harold Grow, another American, who was arrested after the revolution that toppled the Legulia regime.
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Juan O'Connor
New York
Peru
Harold Grow
Nation's liquor bill still high
United Press reports the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment argues the nation spends about 2.848 billion dollars yearly on intoxicants versus 2.5 billion without prohibition. It cites 790 million gallons beer 110 million wine and 200 million spirits with retail prices per gallon listed and bootleg estimates from thirty cities.
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United States
Dr. Chester Miller Dentist Open for Children’s Work
Dr. Chester Miller, dentist, advertises pediatric dental care at Riley 7281 1107 Odd Fellow Building. Emphasizes focus on children’s dental work and specialized care.
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Chester Miller
Riley
Cuban Regime Faces Quiz by Utah Senator
Senator William Henry King of Utah plans an inspection tour to Cuba and Haiti after a students uprising in Cuba and discussions with Secretary Stimson. King aims to gather facts for possible congressional action if U S policy supports Machado regime amid insurgent tensions. Official ties with Machado have been close, dating to the 1927 Pan American event in Havana.
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United Press
Washington
Cuba
William Henry King
Dem
Utah
Haiti
King
Stimson
Gerardo Machado
Caribbean
Congress
United States
Machado
Havana
Coolidge
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