Butler seeks habeas relief over habitual criminal act retroactivity
Topeka AP June 26 H P Foot and a Half Butler of Kansas City Kansas filed habeas corpus in the state supreme court seeking discharge from a life term under the habitual criminal act for possession of a liquor quantity. He contends retroactive application violates constitutional rights and that his sentence as a persistent liquor violator was improper. Butler previously served two terms, including a federal term from 1904 for post office robbery and a 1906 murder term, with parole in 1916 and 1919 and other state terms. records note a generally good Missouri prison history. The report also mentions unrelated items about a pink chiffon dress, a samisen statue, a Havana bullet incident, Alberta chemists and tar sands gas extraction.
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Butler
Kansas City
Kas
Supreme Court
Butney
E. P
Bubler
Kansas State
Missouri State Penitentiary
Sbubler
Jasper County
Major
Gardner
Buller
Nebraska
Lincoln
Missouri
Curtis in controversy over notes rate at hotel suite
Topeka Kans June 26 a controversy between Vice President Curtis and E Howard Julius over a Washington hotel suite paid at 5 50 a day. The publisher claimed Curtis benefited from a $150 a day rate and a $100 million bond deal. Curtis denied knowing Moore and said the rate was his business not public. Haldeman Julius pressed for a clear explanation of any connection that saved Curtis money to date.
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Topeka
Kas
Ktis
E. Haldeman-Julius
Ard. Kas
Curtis Pays
Department of Justice
Curtis
Haldeman Julius
Moore
Harry Sinclair
Washington
Haldemandulius
Fever and body heat regulation by Morri s Fishbein
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains fever as a body response rather than mere danger. He notes metabolism rises with fever, heat production increases, and heat elimination is hindered, until a new balance is reached when fever stabilizes.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Mechanisms of Fever and Metabolic Changes Explained
The article explains how fever triggers higher thermostat settings, increasing skin heat loss to stabilize body temperature. Lukewarm baths aid cooling. Each Celsius rise boosts metabolism by 13 percent. three degrees raises metabolism 30 to 60 percent, contributing to weight loss and tissue protein destruction. Muscle loss during pneumonia is gradual, with carbohydrate reserves burned first.
Heat ends life of 95 year old Bethany farmer
William S. Robinson 95 a retired farmer from Bethany Mo died at his son W R Robinsons home in St Joseph from heat stroke.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
William S. Robinson
Bethany
W. R. Robinson
French Deputies Debate Hoover War Debt Moratorium
Paris reports vigorous debate in the Chamber of Deputies over President Hoover's one year moratorium plan. Mellon and Laval to meet in Paris for technical talks as Edge participates in discussions aimed at reconciling U S and French views. The State Department release notes cordial French reply and ongoing negotiations in Paris.
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Paris
Hoover
Chamber of Deputies
United States
France
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Laval
Ma. Mellon
Ambassador Edge
Ministry of the Interior
Meilion
Chamber
Washington
United Leakes
Stimson
State Department
Briand
President’s proposal discussed with French officials in Paris
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon arrives in Paris to meet with the French ambassador and the president’s envoy Stimson to discuss issues arising from the original proposal and the French replies. The ambassador and Mr. Mellon are fully advised of the views of the U.S. government.
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Paris
Mellon
Stimson
Stocks Rise as War Debt Hopes Support Market
New York shares climbed to recovery highs on optimism over a possible war debt accord led by Paris and Washington. Steel and motor stocks rose with Bethlehem, U S Steel, Republic, and National advancing, while bonds and food prices edged higher amid looser credit and hopes of renewed investment.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Paris
Washington
London
Iist
Bethlehem- Youngstown
Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
National
Eaton Axle
Ameican
American Can
International Telephone
American and
Foreign Power
New York Central
Atchison, Dupont
Union Carbide
Anaconda
American
Siadstreet
Taiwan
Formosa
Posse Seeks Lebanon Nil Breakers After Jail Escape
Posses from several counties scour Laclede and surrounding areas to capture three men who escaped from the Laclede County jail by kidnapping Sheriff John W. Jones and taking his car. The inmates are Buell Webb tied to Camdenton bank robbery, Slim Jones of Lebanon on liquor charges, and Clarence Williams on petty larceny. D V Mardis refused to go with the jailbreakers and influenced the sheriff’s wife to delay alerts. Webb appears to be the apparent leader of the group.
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Lebanon
Laclede County
John W. Jones
Here
Jones
Buell Webb
Camdenton
Slim” Jones
Clarence Willismns
D. V. Mardis
Shelby
Brookfield
Phillipsburg
Mardis
Webb
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Kharborovsk
Nome
Alaska
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Julius
Daily Health Service
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Premier Laval
Missouri Kower & Light Company
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Pew
Financial News
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Otto M. Mueller
Mgr
the Park Plaza
Kinsshishway Blvd
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St. Louis
Forest Park
Public Loan Corp
Jefferson Bidg
Young America
Border Patrol
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East End Drug Co
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