Noted Experts Testify Leopold and Loeb Not Deranged
In Chicago on August 15 the prosecution presented two experts who challenged defense claims Leopold and Loeb were mentally ill. Dr. Rollin T. Woodyatt testified endocrinology findings showed no disease, while Dr. Douglas Singer argued the youths displayed normal emotions, aiding the state in arguing sanity. The hearing continues with cross examination scheduled for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Richard Loeb
Nathan F. Leopold Jr
Robert Pranks
Rollin T. Woodyatt
Leopold
Loch
Douglas Singer
Woodyatt
Cruss
Singer
Leo
Dr. Singer
Robert E. Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Mr. Darrow
Carl Bowman
H. S. N. Nibert
Aliernat
William C. Khehn
Woodlyatt
Milton Smith
Leopold and
Loeb
Smith
Dr. Woodyatt
Family Quarrel Leaves Two Hurt and One Dead in Toronto
A family quarrel at the Kuleck home in central Toronto left Nick Kuleck a 50 year old Russian Pole dead and his wife a 45 year old in critical condition from a deep throat wound. The incident occurred early today in the central foreign section of the city.
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Toronto
Nick Kuleck
Kuleck
Thirty One Placements by Government Employment Bureau
The Government Employment Bureau reports 66 applications for employment in the past week, with 31 placements. Vacancies exist in farm work building construction general labor railway construction mining and other trades. Five farm laborers were transferred from Calgary Edmonton and Lethbridge. seven were transferred out, including three to Calgary and four harvesters to current districts. In the female section ten applications, ten vacancies and nine placements were recorded, with transfers involving Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Employment Bureau
Railway F Construction
Carund
Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Ewitt
British Special Squadron Held Up In St. Lawrence
The British special service squadron led by Hood, encircling the world, is detained by fog off Bio Island in the St Lawrence River, about 110 miles below Quebec. The force, which was to reach Quebec early this afternoon, now targets an arrival at 1 30 p m tomorrow.
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Quebec
Special Service
Ti.mls. Hood
Bio Island
St Lwrence River
Extraction of Carbon Black From Natural Gas
A. Richardson, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, received a letter from J. E. Welsly of Belleville New Jersey who holds patents for extracting carbon black from natural gas without reducing heating power or causing flow issues. He claims a plant near New York is inspectable and that the method is far more efficient and economical, producing 20 lbs of carbon black per 1060 feet in a recent test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Richardson
Chamber of Commerce, Ls
J. E. Welsly
Vianlinten Place
Belleville
N. J
Welsly
New York
Bald eagle attack on boy at golf course shocks Chatham
In Chatham Ontario on August 18 a 14 year old boy, Fred Cunningham, weighing 97 pounds, was grabbed by a large bald eagle eight feet wingspan on a local golf course. The bird carried him about five feet into the air before dropping him when his clothing tore. He sustained severe scratches and claw wounds as he battled the bird which tangled in a wire fence. the eagle was killed later.
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Chatham
Ont
Fred Cunningham
Here
Cunningham
Casing Lifted At Last In Community Well
Work to remove the casing from the Community Well was completed yesterday and men are baling it out. Progress is rapid and favorable with operators told they could not extract the casing. Mr Wilson remains at the site with several visitors staying overnight to watch the progress.
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Wilson
Admiral Sir C Arthur Bridge Dies At 85
London reports the death of Admiral Sir C Arthur Bridge aged 85. He entered the navy in 1843 and rose to rear admiral in 18, then vice admiral in 130. He served in the White Sea and in the Bay of Bengal during the Indian mutiny.
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London
C. Arthur Bridge
Miuve
White Sea
Bay of Bengal
Sir Henry Thornton Visit To Dauphin Manitoba
Dauphin Man Aut 18 Sir Henry Thornton chairman and president of the Canadian National Railways spent two hours in Dauphin meeting citizens and touring the town. The visit included a public meeting at the town hall where he praised the city and discussed the railway system’s progress and future plans. The party will continue to Neepawa and then Winnipeg tonight.
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Sir Henry
National Railway
Neepawa
Winnipeg
New York Adopts Dancing Masters Association Slogan
A quirky note from New York dated August 18 records the clash of misheard phrases about maintaining distance and a dance slogan. The piece reveals the adoption of a claim by the International Association of Masters of Dancing.
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New York
International Association of Masters of Dancing
French Evacuations Begin at Offenbourg and Appenweir
French troops started evacuations of Offenbourg and Appenweir in Alsace this morning. It was expected the two German towns would be fully evacuated by tonight.
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Offenbourg
Appenweir
Strashonne
Alsace
France
Apmuwelr
Tonleht
Bomb explosion wrecked cottage in Hamilton Ont
A violent blast believed to be a bomb wrecked a one story frame cottage on Murray Street in Hamilton last Sunday night. The owner is 8 Argo and occupant Sam Leando of Camden New Jersey. A 2 year old girl was killed and six severely and eight slightly injured in the blast.
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Hamilton
Ont
Wurray St
Argo
Sam
Camden
Aug. U
Mertle Farrell
Lady Mindersley Lost in Arctic Berings Sea Distress Reported
The Hudson Bay Co ship Lady Mindersley is reported lost in Berings Sea near the Arctic coast with no lives lost. A second message says the trading schooner Aretie is fast in the ice near Point Barrow while the Boxer remains active in delivering relief and supplies in northern Alaska.
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Hudson Bay Co
Arctic
Seattle
Lady Mindersley
Dndsson’s Bay Company
Berkut
Cordean
Aflaska
Associated Press
Kindersley Dai
Bering Sea
Pritlyt Islands
Boxer
Vardova
J. Thebes Company
San Francisco
Arctic Ocean
Point Barrow
Lady Kladerstey
Nome
Herscheltsland
Canada
Alaska
No Election This Fall Says Premier King at Markham
Premier King defends no fall election citing strong government and prosperity. He touts protection for agricultural implements and lower costs, claiming benefits to farmers and manufacturers. A large Markham gathering welcomed him with a lengthy procession and about 5000 attendees despite rain threats.
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King
Phe Seteeg
Tory
Toronto
Markham
Beaverbrook Seeks Lower Newsprint Prices in Canada
Montreal August 18 Lord Beaverbrook owner of the London Daily Express stays here and predicts Canadian newsprint producers will soon cut prices. He says Canadian firms are charging too high a price and the rate is bound to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lord Beaverbrook
London Daily Express
French Troops to Withdraw From Offenburg and Appenweir
The French army plans to depart the Baden towns of Offenburg and Appenweir today, marking a shift in nearby occupation duties and signaling a move toward reduced military presence in the region.
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Pari
Baden
Offenburg
Appenweir
Flames destroy vessel at wharf in Halifax
Tralifax Aug 18 John Flaherty purser fatally burned two crew members severely burned the rest of the twelve crew and three passengers had a narrow escape when flames break out from unknown cause destroying the wooden coart wind steamer Margaret 195 gross tons at her wharf in Port Bicker ton Halifax County midnight Saturday.
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Tralifax
John Flaherty
Margaret
Port Bickerton
Halifax County
Five Die in Auto Train Collision at Grade Crossing
Five persons were killed when an automobile collided with a train on the Harlem division of the New York Central Railroad at a grade crossing in Mount Kisco New York. The victims were from New York City.
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Mount Kisko
N.Y
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
Woman Thrown From Auto by Man in Lone Spot Drive
Mrs Maud Parker unable to drive her new car sought teaching help from Clarence Fisher a roommate. He allegedly drove them to a lonely area struck her repeatedly and drove away after tossing her from the vehicle leaving her unconscious on the highway.
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Los Angeles
Maud Parker
Clarence Fisher
Ted
Fisher
Classified Ads Prove Quick Sales in The News
Sensible ad copy pressure tests the market by placing brief notices in The News to spark rapid interest. Readers see concise pitches for items, services, and opportunities in a compact format.
Junior Types Triumph in Opener of Double Header
Pennington twinning superbly leads the Junior Types to a decisive afternoon win over Blairmore. Locals play snappy ball behind him as Hornquist and Kelher are wild with pitching, two unearned runs for Blairmore. If Hatters win tonight they take the series.
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Pennington
Blairmore
Hornqnist
Kelher
Mandalay Casualty List in Burma Riots
London dispatch reports Mandalay Upper Burma riots resulting in two policemen and two Buddhist priests killed. Nineteen others injured by knife cuts, including fourteen policemen, with fifty five treated for minor hurts. City now quiet.
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London
Mandalay
Upper Burma
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Alberta
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Kines
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John Cowley
Stephenson
Wembley
Cowley
Sir Henry Thornton
Dauphin
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