Pineal gland cited as influence in Leopold case
Chicago August hearing on Loeb Leopold case reveals two alienists testified mental states were reached after brief exams and conversations. Dr Church described the pineal gland as a dominating influence on conduct, while noting the youths were in a tense young age.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Lneh T. Patrick
Archibald Church
Chureh
Church
Leopold
J. Church
Loeb
Oeb
Patrick
Samuel Metelson
Corporation Counsel
Jacob Franks
Willj
Rollin F. Woodyatt
Douglas Shuger
William O. Khron
Benjamin Bachrach
Defense Cadonel
Dr. Patrick
Robert Ie. Crowe
Clarence S. Darrow
Bachrack
Drech
Mr. Bachrach
Ab Patrick
Montreal Inaugurates Direct Cable to London for Instant Messages
Montreal inaugurates a direct cable service linking the city with London enabling two minute replies to royal messages. Lord Byng King George V and Premier Mackenzie King exchange dispatches with Anglophone officials, boosting bank and business communications across the continent.
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Montreal
Que
Charley Duquette
Prince of Wales
Irect
Canadian National Telegtophs
Anglo-American Telegraph Co
Cable Companies
Atlantic
Canada
New York
England
Charles Duquette
Tront
Winchester Street
London
Lord Byng
King George V
Mortrea
Mackenzie King
Ken Ramsay MacDonald
Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
William Phillips
Banklitz
No Change in De Valera's Policy
Dublin reports Eamonn de Valera in Ennis stating no new policy will be enunciated. He reaffirms the 1917 and 1921 policies, warns kings may be forced upon Ireland, and says its people reject the so-called treaty as binding on honor or conscience.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Enis
Newfoundland's New Liquor Act Passes Final Stage
At an Aug. 16 Legislative Council session in St Johns the liquor bill clears final stages and awaits the Governor's signature to replace the 1915 Prohibition Act. It endorses alcohol as a beverage, allows one bottle per day, and grants hotels the right to serve beer and wines, with drastic restrictions.
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St. Johns
Newfoundland
Legislative Council
Ruhr Evacuation Date Set as Occupation Extends
France agrees to extend Ruhr occupation by one year and defer economic demands. Premier Herriot sets the extra twelve months dating the withdrawal from the Ruhr to August 1926. The evacuation date is finalized as August 15 1925 in some reports.
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London
Germany
Ruhr
France
Found Body of Italy's Socialist Deputy Near Rome
The body of Socialist Deputy Mutteitt, who disappeared June 12, was found about five miles from Rome near the spot where his coat was discovered earlier, according to Rome newspapers.
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Kkome
British Scientists To Travel Coast In Two Special Trains
Over four hundred delegates to the British Association for the Advancement of Science and the Mathematical Congress leave Toronto Sunday night for Vancouver. Two special CN trains will run with a 30 minute headway, visiting Ontario mining and paper industries and western universities. The tour includes Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper Park, and Vancouver with official welcomes and lectures along the route.
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Toronto
Ave
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Mathematical Congress
Vancouver
Canadian National
Union Station
Canada
British Association
Ontario
Winnipeg
Dion. C. St. McCrae
Timmings
Fort Garry
Bracken
Manitoba Agriculture College
Point du Bois
University
Siaskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
Forestry Station
Edmonton
David Bruce
John Russell
William Beveridge
J. S. Flatt
Rocky Mountains
Wites on Liquor Split Across Border Warrants Served
Warrants to appear in police court were served on fifty people linked to reports of liquor being split along the border. In Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Mrs. Adelaide Noble was found dead in her room with her head smashed. her husband Alfred Noble killed himself after the incident.
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Windeer
Ont
Adelaide Noble
Assiniboia
Sasi
Alfred Noble
Young Australians to Cross Canada by 8.8 Antonia
Fifty members of the Young Australia League, now in Wembley, sail for Canada aboard the 8.8. Antonia. They will travel from Quebec by the Canadian National Railway to Vancouver, visiting major cities including Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Sarnia, Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, Jasper.
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Winnipeg
Natonal
Young Australia League
Wembley
Canada
Quebec
Canadian National Railway
Vancouver
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Sarnia
Port Arthur
Winnineg
Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Jasper
Liberal organizers tour Goose Lake line
Hon. C. R. Mitchell and Edward C. Fisher returned from a trip along the Goose Lake line. They spoke to well attended meetings in Youngstown on August 13 and Hanna on August 14 and formed Liberal organization committees for Acadia and Hand Hits constituencies. Mitchell addressed a Hanna luncheon on August 14 and both men reported strong encouragement and support.
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Calgary
Hon
C. R. Mitchell
Edward C. Fisher
Goose Lake
Youngstown
Hanna
Acadia
Hanna Kiwante
Mitchell
Mr. Fisher
First-Time Plea On Tax Reduction For House
Torowo residents report WM Treadgold urged the city assessor to cut taxes on his home at Number 13, claiming no buyers could be found for the property. The attempt followed an unsuccessful prior petition, record shows.
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Leopold
Pacrick
Alleniat
Dr. Patrick
Auaid
Patrick
Torowo
Treadgold
Frost grips Manitoba and Saskatchewan reaching record lows
Winnipeg reports temperatures from one to four degrees below freezing across Manitoba and northeastern Saskatchewan over the past week. The coldest readings were recorded last night as the chill extended across the region.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
License Case Against Local Auctioneers Withdrawn
The license case recently filed against two local auctioneers has been withdrawn. No charges or further action were noted, and the matter appears closed.
Palatial Liner Off New York Hosts Cabaret Ship Bar Scene
A 17000 ton British flagged vessel anchored near Long Island is described as a converted floating cabaret with a private roster for wealthy patrons. It features a Liberty statue on deck, luxurious staterooms, a hotel service, midweek movies, and a $5 cover with drinks from $1 to $2.50. alcohol priced at $2.00 per quart.
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New York, Ave
Long Island
New York Herald-Tribune
the Tribune
Toasuch
Camp Opens for Extra Week If Ten More Join
Ro tarn Boys' Camp organizers announce a continuation attempt if ten more city boys join, adding to the ten from Kassy Lake. They urge boys and parents to seize the chance to extend the camp by another week.
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Kassy Lake
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United Farmers of Manitoba
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Manitoba Wheat Pool Organization
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