Insanity Defense Debated in Eureka Banker Case
The trial of Ivan My Hart, accused of murdering his wife Mabel Marmont Hart, features an insanity defense arguing temporary insanity due to obsessive influence from his partner. Dr. Menninger tests that communicative insanity affected Hart and his wife, with both deemed insane at the time of the slaying. The prosecution questions the notion of convenient insanity amid expert testimony on disorders and joint manipulation.
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Ivan’ My Hart
Eureka
Stor
Mabel Marmont Hart
Hart
Fred
Dackzon
Topeka
Hart A
Karl Mennijger
Marriaz
Warman
Menninger
Attack on Jews Report by Hungarian-Romanian Students
Reports from Budapest describe Romanian and Hungarian students in Oradea Stare forming ranks armed with scissors and shaving Jews, with mobs in Cluj and Mare near the border. Allegations claim the government funded anti Semitic actions amid Romania's political crisis, while authorities promise further facts.
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Budapest
Hungary
Oradea Stare
Nagyvarad
Rumania
Oradea Mare
Duca
Madgearn
Deaths and Funerals: Colman and Hegeman Obituaries
Ray Ellsworth Colman aged seven died at home nine miles northwest of Lawrence from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Brothers with Rev. Edward Hislop. burial Oak Hill cemetery. George Hegeman, 33, asphyxiated Sunday afternoon, funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at Haintey Brothers with Rev. C A Richard. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Hazel, mother Mary, six brothers and three sisters, all of Lawrence.
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Ray Ellsworth Colman
Elsworth Colman
Willis R. Colman
Lawrence
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Edward Hislop
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Hegeman
Haintey Brothers
C. A. Richard Wll
Hegeman
Hazel _Hegeman
Mary Hegeman
Ideal Candidate Rumors Highlight 1924 Presidential Possibilities
New York newspapers publish varied views on potential 1924 nominees. Hearst praises Mellon as a strong Republican candidate while noting Dawes and Hoover as contenders. Dawes holds middle western strength. Other papers discuss Smith and George as Democratic possibilities and foresee a June convention.
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New York
World
Democratic
William Randolph Hearst
Secretary Mellon
Dawes
Hoover
Hearst
Mellon
Harding
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Middle West
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Lews
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
New York American
Diatom
Charles D. Hilles
Republican Rational Committee
New York Times
Hollins Randolph
Georgia
South
Smith
the Times
Walter F. George
W. L. Musgrove
Birmingham
New York: Herald-Tribune
James A. ‘Reed
Clem L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
The
Times
Scout executive urges oath and training drill
A Topeka scout official, A A Stoker, led a training class stressing the pledge as a solemn obligation. R D Childs announced features of the new Scout Manual while distributing copies.
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A. A. Stoker
Topeka
Sril
R. D. Childs
Police Desk and City Hall Entrance Note at Headquarters
The Police Judge's desk is placed above the entrance to the police headquarters at city hall. Gen W S Metcalf will depart tomorrow for Indianapolis to attend a meeting of the national fi commission. County officials threaten a chicken dinner if the owners of about 60 stolen chickens are not found. Taxes collected Thursday totaled about $9,000, a few thousand below peak due to cold weather. A University faculty member dieting and exercising lost fifteen pounds and faces a fat men's basketball invite. Lawrence telephone bills for early December cover the first 25 days, with standard billing resuming from the 26th of one month to the 28th of the next.
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Indianapolis
Légion
Indianapolia
Dack Long
Lawrence
Jess
Unclear Sightings Reported of Vehicle Activities Nearby
A sedan and a coupe were observed in town two days apart. Last night a large crowd gathered to inspect the Es features. The sedan driver had difficulty backing into the street as he prepared to depart.
Boxer Willard Aid Story From O Hara In Kansas
Tom O Hara claims to have first trained James J Willard and says he found him with a construction crew in Pocatelia Idaho. O Hara travels the country seeking ties to the fight game. Lawrence HI Y club members leave for Topeka state meeting with Robert E Wood. Kanwaka Bazaar postponed till Tuesday with supper at Six thirty. Ford cars mentioned in passing.
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Thomas O'Hara
Willard
Lawrence
O'Hara
Pocatelia
Idaho
Jess
Tex ‘Rickard
Hoes
Allo Willard
Herbert Weatherby
Clarke Adams
Leigh
Joe Halloway
Topeka
Robert E. Wood
Kanwaka
Kanwaks
Highway signs must come down under new law
Douglas county engineers warn advertisers along state and federal highway right of ways must remove signs by September 1 under a new law prohibiting erecting ads within 1000 feet of corners dangerous curves or crossings. If not removed, county maintenance will do so after January 1. The note mentions weather changes and corn seed concerns as other local notes. includes name John C Evans.
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Douglas County
E. B. Trueblood
Lair
Seventeenth Century Heatherington Mission Mentioned
Miss Marjot and Miss Enders prepare for a church program featuring special music and talks. The Young People's Organization plans a worship service and discussion on the church's role in training youth. Students are urged to attend and participate in the event and its topics.
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C. L
Enders
Grand larceny case ends with penitentiary sentence
Jark Lorie of Combs DL pleaded guilty to grand larceny of chickens. He was sentenced to prison term of from 1 to 5 years with hard labor and fined, by Tadge Hugh Means. The arrest followed a nighttime attempt to sell about 60 chickens. Mrs. Norning noted with Sheriff Ju Cummnes.
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Jark Lorie
Combs, DL
Tadge
Hugh Means
Norning
Shariff Ju Cummnes
Fred Eggert Injured Fighting Brush Fire Near Los Angeles
Fred Eggert a former Lawrence resident, seriously hurt while battling brush fires near Los Angeles California last week. He was injured in Sunset Canyon near Burbank while returning for help, his car left the road in a smoke filled canyon and he sustained a broken hand a fractured lung and other injuries. He is confined to Hollywood Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Lawrence
Fred Beerert
Cal
Mos
Odd Fellows
Los Yingeles
Eggerta
Sunset Canyon
Burbank
Hollywood
Pi Wanna Lambda Banquet at Broad View Inn
Pi Wanna Lambda plans a banquet for six thirty nine this evening at Broad View Inn with Miss Mabel Arnhart Ella Bear and Prof W B Downing in charge. Mrs F B Navis hosted the Newcomers meeting yesterday with a talk on her pottery collection, followed by a tea and social hour. Guests included Mrs FE Lindley Mrs A T Walker Mrs F P O Brien and Mrs C V Kent. Frauenverein of Pauls F Evangelical church was hosted by Mrs William Albert with Rev Richter present and other members.
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Pi Wanna Lambda
Broad View Inn
Mabel Arnhart
Ella Bear
W. B. Downing
F. B. Navis
Lindley
A. T. Walker
F. P.’ O Brien
C. V. Kent
William Albert
Frauenverein
Pauls F Evangelical
Ug. Richterupust ‘Ylerman
Degenkehle
Ja- Gantz
Stehcien
Mil Gantz
S. Eugene Muel- Abert
Each
Travel plans jumbled notes from City business trip
A garbled report sketches a business trip involving R. Pes, Perschals, and J. Heim of City. They planned a stay in Stalin went to Fort Pierce Florida for two weeks, with a shift in dates and unclear partners.
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Dhe
R. Pees Ames Alper
Nes . Rinksman
S Tau
Stalin
Ade
Agus
Ili
Fort Pieres
Fla
Fueson
J. J. Heim
Ats
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Husban
Mate
Ted
Hear Scout
Atchison, Ks
Mabel Gerrett
Cellar Jones
Maurice O’keffe
Lola
Kansas City
Pec
Leo K. Brennen
Amarillo
Texas
Salina
Wyandotte
John C. Pollock
Poist Hasimade SL
Lansing
Kas
Paulen
State Board of Administration
State Penitentiary
Mary Alice Crawley
Columbia
Mes
R M. Pitzpatrick
City
Starr St
Lawrence Visitor
Tth
Lth
Nass
Gulf
Iit
John C, Evans
Han
Rankin’s. Drug Store
Mass
Fred Eggert
Perschals
Merchants National Bank
Christmas Club
Kent
Atwater Kent
Atwater
Kent Radio
Ranio Speanen
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