Alienists Debate Penalty For Loeb and Leppeler Case
Chicago notes state psychologists clash with defense over the punishment for Richard Loeb and Nathan Leppeler, after the defense builds a plea for penitentiary terms. Dr Wugh T Patrick, a Chicago neurologist, testifies amid undecided plans for additional lay witnesses. The state plans to use four alienists to counter the mental disease theory presented by the defense.
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Chicago
Ane
Richard Loeb
Nathan F. Leppeller
Robert Franks
Wugh T. Patrick
Robert E. Crowe
Senator Bolduc Dies in Sherbrooke Age 75
Senator Jes Bolduc longtime speaker of the senate under the Borden government died at his home in St Victor Beauce aged 75 after six months illness. He was appointed to the senate October 13 1884 and served as speaker 1910 to 1922. Bolduc represented Beanes county in the House 1878 to 1884 and was a lumber merchant and ne tery by profession. The report notes his influence in Dominion politics and support for the entente with regionalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
Que
Jes Bolduc
Senate
Borden
St. Victor
Beauce
Ottawa
Joseph Boldue
P.C
John A. MacDonald
Senat Borlue
MacDonald
Pascal Poirier
James Loughee
Hk. Moss Plaisir
Bollue
Beanes County
House of Commons
Ayeaker
Changes in Program Bring New Landing Site
A partially garbled report notes changes in a program affecting Perhinoth, feehouds, Auge and a new landing site. It mentions improving world fares, a morning update, and plans involving Greenviind, Pacovered fifteen antles, and Angmiatsatite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perhinoth
Feehouds
Greeviind
Bern
Prince Expects Exhibit at Winter Fair
Prince of Wales presents plans to exhibit from the Afperta ranch at the Winter Fair. EO McCarroll, president, announced government action on provisional accommodation costs between 450000 and 400000 dollars for the fair facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Prince of Wales
EO McCarroll
Onticis
Admiral St John De Robeck Ends Forty Seven Years Sea Service
Admiral St John De Robeck aged 62 resigns flag on the battleship Queen Elizabeth after forty seven years in naval service. He had led the Atlantic fleet since 1922 and commanded in the Mediterranean from 1919 to 1922, later serving as high commissioner at Constantinople.
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London
St John de Robeck
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Prince Edward Island Harvesters Sail to West
In St John New Brunswick on August 15 a Canadian Pacific Railway steamer carried about five hundred harvesters westward. The group included thirty to forty women and children. Many women were teachers. most harvesters came from Prince Edward Island and Canada Breton. A Canadian National Railway train carried them onward.
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St. John
N. BB
Canadian Pacific Railway Peeral
West
Prince Edward Tsouid
Cane Breton
Suiway
Fine levied on Roy Hutchinson for resisting arrest
A twenty dollar fine and costs were imposed on Roy Hutchinson this morning by Magistrate BMS in connection with the charge of resisting arrest on Stampede Day.
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Roy Hutchinson
BMS
Roy Hutchinson Case Before Magistrate Instructs On Reform
The case of Roy Hutchinson was heard in the magistrate's court. A fine of twenty dollars and costs was imposed or sixty days in jail for non payment after the judge noted police acted properly. He urged Hutchinson to reform and warned against associating with unsavory friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Caverly
Roy Tutehing
Sltis
Phntehalnsen
Costa
Thompson Wins Ontario Amateur Title at Mississauga Club
Thompson of the Mississauga Golf Club in Toronto claimed the Ontario Amateur championship and is poised to defend the Canadian title he won last year. The victory solidifies his status as a leading golfer in Ontario and Canada.
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Ship Woof
Snakes Loose On Ship Keep Crew Awake Four Days
In a voyage from Colombia seven ten foot boa constrictors escaped their cages on the steamer Boliver. The crew eight passengers and animals including monkeys macaws and screamers were kept awake for four days until five snakes were captured. Two snake coiled in an awning and hid until a sailor spotted them.
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New York
Colombia
L. L. Long
Halifax observers see sailors leave for Quebec amid rain
After a week of continuous rain in Aug 15 Halifax, the Tlood Repulse and Adelaide from the Prt bdr special service squadron sailed silently from the harbor. Fewer than a hundred locals witnessed the sailors begin their journey to Quebec, as efforts to entertain them were dampened by weather.
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Tlalifex
Tlood
Adelaide
Prt Bdr Special Service
Quebec
Merino ram sells for record price at Sydney sale
A merino ram brought 5250 to a record price at Sydney Nova Scotia today. The aged ram was sheared after sale and its fleece weighed 22 pounds, marking a notable moment in the local livestock market.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Coffe A G Couch reveals new fly info for gardens
Mr A G Couch assisting Archibald Mitchell in Tree Planting Car work spoke with The News about a new fly infesting trees around Hat. He said the pest harms garden plants via the green aphids that emerge from galls, while trees themselves remain unharmed. He advised picking off galls and burning them and using a coal oil emulsion spray as an effective control against sucking insects. He noted growing interest in trees over the last five years and cited attendance figures for the Tree Planting Car event.
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A. G. Couch
Archibald Mitchell
Camulian Porestry Association
The
Neons
Couch
Mr. Couch
Wesern
Canadian Prairies
J. M. Swaine
Department of Agriculture
Film Merger Forms 5 Million Dollar Picture Concern
New York Aug 14 John Golden producer of Broadway plays and William Fox moving picture producer announce a 5,000,000 corporation named John Golden Pictures Inc. One million cash paid. Fox to director all screen productions. Golden’s seven stage hits join the new company.
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New York
John Golden
Anl Wi Iam Fox
Fox
Suffocated in Deep Well Near Alliance
Curt Brokel, 17, son of Georgs Brokel of Alliance District, died when an old well he and his father were cleaning caved in. Georg Brokel left to fetch horses, returned, called, found Curt nearly buried, and tried to save him as the well collapsed further.
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Alliance
Alta
Curt Brokel
Georgs Brokel
Curt
Mr. Brokel
Mr. Broke
Wheat production in Bree land and Wales drops from last year
A cable from the International Institute of Agriculture Rome reports wheat production in Bree land and Wales at 50 480 000 bushels, down from 56 821 000 last year. It notes satisfactory crop conditions in West Australia, with varied rainfall elsewhere and recent heavy rains in South Australia.
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Guana
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Breeland
Wales
West Australia
South Australia
Liang Shih Yi Sails for Home on Empress of Canada
Liang Shih Yi, former Chinese premier and financial brain, sails with six others aboard the Empress of Canada for the Orient. He leads the Chias Tang Progressive Forty in Chinese politics and lauds Canada’s capital labor cooperation and Britain’s empire displays at Wembley. The party, on a five months world tour, includes dignitaries and officials as they depart for Asia.
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Victoria
Heney Liang Shik Yi
China
Chias Tang
Orient
Urine Winkster
Liang Shih Yio
Mirer
Canada
Great Britain
Ang Shih Yi
Wembley
Haminton
Tokio Earthquakes Triggered by High Tide Shocks
Fifteen heavy quake shocks struck Tokio early today with the north district experiencing the worst effects. At Pukusohna and Chibs houses were damaged, and Choshi reported suspended telephone service. The main quake lasted 80 minutes as residents fled outside, following days of high tides that alarm government seismologists.
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Tokio
Here
Pukusohna
Chibs
Tokio May
Choshi
Chiba
Diplomatic Row Over Ruhr Evacuation Edges Toward Crisis
The Allied talks in London pursue a compromise on Ruhr military evacuation with France and Germany. Stresemann, Herriot, and Marx discuss terms as Paris and Berlin seek year‑long timelines. The U S ambassador denies being party to an ultimatum amid press confusion.
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Blanecon
Streseman
Berlin
Apswee
London
Chatcelor Marks
Mhert
M. ¢Dlerrot
Ruhr
Mannheim
Dortmund
Cologne
M. Herriot
Marx
Stresemann
MacDonald
Rcora
United States
Viscount Koollys Died After Illness Of Several Days
Rickmaneworth Maelind Ang To Viscount Koollys first baron of Caversham died today after several days illness. He served forty years as private secretary to the late Edward and held a similar post to King George from 1910 to 1919. He also was Lord in waiting to Queen Mother Alexandra since 1910.
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Rickmaneworth
Maelind
Viscount Koollys
Baron
Caversham
Tle
Bate Ming Edward
King George
Police Court Freezes Out Two in Vancouver
In police court this morning Robert Johnson and Thomas King were brought before Magistrate Ellis on a charge of intoxication. The case was dismissed with a warning and the men were ordered to leave town.
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Robert Johnson
Thomas King
Vancouver
Ellis
Musicians End Ottawa Regent Theatre Strike
Ottawa musicians at the Regent Theatre ended a weeks long strike and returned to work today. The walkout had paused performances and disrupted programming at the venue valued by local arts audiences.
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Ottawa
Regent Theatre
Rainstorm Causes Heavy Damage at Medalta Stoneware
A severe rainfall yesterday flooded the Medalta Stoneware plant, causing extensive water damage to fresh stock awaiting kiln work. Damages are stated in the hundreds of dollars and the plant remains partly closed today.
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Medalta
C. FE. Pratt
Mysterious Vancouver House Fire Claims Two Children
In Vancouver on August 15 a blaze at the Kolberg home killed David Kolberg aged three and Tilley Chernoff aged six. A twin brother and an older sister were saved by firefighters. The interior was destroyed. cause undetermined. Charles Kolberg and I Chernoff are parents. David’s father described empty rooms and a rapid spread as the fire began on the front verandah.
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Vancouver
David Kolberg
Charles Kolberg
Kosher Kutcher
Tilley Chernoff
I. Chernoff
Kolberg
Ot Bers
Swimming Championships in Alberta Under Amateur Association
A large crowd attended the 8 Championships of Alberta under the Amateur Athletic Association. Contests showed keen effort and fine swimming exhibitions. Tonight features the banner events as a full programme of excitement. The action begins around 7 o'clock this evening.
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Alberta
Amateur Athletic Association
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Upper Chamber
Dominion
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Patrick
Loth
Low
Loeb
John Sbarbaro
Prince Edward Islanders
Canadian West
Halifax
Esme Howard
Uriteh
Washington
Euest
Lon
S. F. Yolmie
British Columbia
Shorty
William Fox
England
Liang Shih Yi
Hhigeland
Pau
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