Butler Seeks Release From Habitual Criminal Law
E P Foot and 2 Half Butler of Kansas City filed habeas corpus in the Kansas Supreme Court challenging the states habitual criminal act as unconstitutional and retroactive after serving terms, including a 1904 federal post office robbery conviction and a 1906 murder sentence, with prior paroles and other prison terms noted.
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Kas
Supreme
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Missouri State Penitentiary
Ler
Jasper County
Major
Gardner
Nebraska
Linco
Missouri
Curtis In Rout Over Motel Rate Controversy
Topeka Kansas June 26 AP A controversy between vice president and publisher centers on Curtis paying 5.50 a day for a Mayflower hotel suite while Moore and Sinclair are noted in linked allegations. The publisher claims Curtis benefited from a $150 000 000 bond deal and influence in DOJ actions, while Curtis denies any connection and calls the arrangement his own business. Haldeman Julius asks for a definite explanation of the ties and the alleged $105 495 benefit.
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Kas
Vice-Pressurus
Haldeman-Julard
Curtis Pays
Lis Washotel
Moore
Department of Justice
Curtis
Tate
Haldeman Julius
Harry Sinclair
Washington
Haldeman-Julius
Fever and body heat balance in illness
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains fever as a body reaction rather than mere harm. Fever raises heat production but not above moderate exercise, due to impaired heat elimination, until a balance is reached between production and elimination.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Fever Mechanisms Elucidated In Medical Study
A historical medical report describes fever regulation via higher thermostat settings triggering skin heat loss and circulation. It notes lukewarm baths to remove surface heat, links each degree Celsius rise to a 13 percent jump in heat production, and cites a 3 C rise boosting metabolism by 30 to 60 percent. It explains rapid protein destruction, weight loss in prolonged fevers, and a German estimate of muscle loss during pneumonia with carbohydrate reserves being burned first.
Heat death of 95 year old farmer in Missouri
Willam S. Robinson, a 95 year old retired farmer from Bethany, Missouri, died today at the home of a relative in St. Joseph from complications attributed to heat.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Willam S. Robinson
Bethany
A St
W. KR. Robinson
Debated French War Debt Reply Marks Paris Session
Paris deputies clash over Hoover plan as Mellon and Laval to confer. In Washington Stimson signals US willingness to compromise while Paris officials study France’s counterproposal and a formal American reply is delivered to Briand.
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Paris
Hoover
Chamber of Deputies
United States
France
Andrew W. Mellon
Chamber of Today
Washington
Stimson
Foige
Mellon
State Department
Briand
President Seeks French Discussion On Treasury Plan
Stimson signs a memorandum noting the French government should use Secretary of the Treasury Mellon’s Paris visit to discuss issues raised by the president’s proposal and to hear the French response. The ambassador and Mellon are fully advised of his government’s views.
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U. S
Paris
Mellon
Stimson
Wall Street Gains on Optimistic War Debt Talks
New York stocks edged higher in sober trading as Paris and Washington reports remained upbeat on an early war debts accord. Major issues rose with U S Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and National posting gains while motor and utility shares advanced. Bond market rallied modestly as credit conditions eased and a new Taiwan Power issue drew retailer demand.
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Jagger
Associated Press
New York
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Washington
London
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Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Republic
National
Eaton Aste
Ameican Telephone
American Can
International Telephone
New York Central
Atchison, Dumont
Union Carbide
Anaconda
Bradstreet
Taiwan
Formosa
Posses Search for Lebanon INL Breakers Escaped Jail
Lebanon Missouri June 26 AP posses drawn from several counties pursue three men who escaped from Laclede County jail last night by kidnapping Sheriff John W Jones and fleeing in his car. They released the sheriff eight miles east. Escaped are Buell Webb linked to a Camdenton bank robbery Slim Jones Lebanon liquor charges and Clarence Williams petty larceny. D V Mardis former Shelby bank cashier urged sheriff’s wife not to alert townsfolk promptly. Webb appears to be the apparent leader.
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Laclede County
John W. Jones
Here
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Buell Webb
Camdenton
Slim” Jones
Clarence Williams
D. V. Mardis
Shelby
May
Brookfield
Phillipsburg
Mardis
Webb
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