Chicago to the lake for tomorrow’s Elks game clash
Chicago report covers the Leopold and Loeb murder case hearing with arguments between State's Attorney Crowe and defense counsel Darrow. Dr Singer concedes his sanity conclusions relied on observation only, while the defense argues for mitigation. Continued Monday with one remaining alienist before final arguments.
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Day
Leopold and Loeb
Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Clarence
James Quinlan
Ilinois
Mann
Thomas Pitzgerald
Myr
Crowe
Loeb
Leopold
Fitzgerald
Singer
W. O. Krohn
Darraw
Allenist
Darrow
Dr. Singer
Mr. Darrow
Eastern Iowa Flood Devastates Towns and Farmland
Des Moines Iowa August nineteen a terrific rainstorm flooded eastern Iowa. The Cedar and Big Creek rivers overflowed washing out homes and killing two men who were searching for a stray animal. Crops suffered severe damage and several entire farms were submerged several feet. Rivers rose up to four feet since midnight with five to seven inches of rain in Be ineck territory.
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Des Moines
Towa
Dallas
Storeys Path
Big Creek
Col
Sehtey
Dechinde
Dertrai
Beinbeck
Mount Shasta Ash Clouds Northern California Rivers
Mount Shasta dominates northern California headlines as volcanic ash and snow topple from the mountain base into streams. The discolored Sacramento river downstream to Redding is blamed on unusually low water levels undermining the ash crust at the base.
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Redding
Cal
Mount Shasta
California
Sacramento River
Sacramento
Warmer Weather Now Expected in Prairie Provinces
Fear of frost damage to western crops faded as temperatures rose across Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan. Russell recorded the province's low at 51 degrees yesterday and rain is forecast for tomorrow with prospects of showers today and Wednesday.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Russell
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Crop Report details late August weather
The Winniper report notes low temperatures across Manitoba and northeastern Saskatchewan delaying ripening and oats and flax. Rye and barley harvests advance. wheat filling well but needs warmth. barley and rye cutting broad in Manitoba. Alberta expected to start cutting by month end. oats and barley favorably progressing with improving late grains. Okangagn region dry and warm. rains aid late fruits. overall outlook mixed with regional variation.
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Winniper
Menitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Packle Railway
Toskiy
Manitoba
Seetkatchowan
Alberta
Durvesan and
British Columbia
Okanagan
Pat Burns Man From Orient Sees Cattle Trade Blooming in Japan
Vancouver reports A S Geddes Oriental representative of the Pat Burns Co. expects a fine cattle business to spring up in Japan. He notes experimental frozen beef and live cattle exports from Canada to Japan show encouraging results as Japanese diet shifts away from strict vegetarianism. About 100 head of Canadian cattle have been shipped from Vancouver to Japan recently.
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Pat Burns
Orient
Japan
Vancouver
Canada
Geddes
P. Burns Company
Calgary
Russia
City Council to probe legality of assisting rink seating
At a packed council meeting the body referred the plan to back a modern skating rink to the Minister of Municipal Affairs to confirm legality. City Solicitor Clow to conduct inquiries. Alderman Davidson warned city would bear risk if private enterprise fails. A Henderson Park rink cited as revenue example from hockey matches. Continued on Page Eight.
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Minister of Municipal Affairs
A. Beb. Clow
Hole
Davidson
Ald. Davidson
Lethbridge
Henderson Park
Cornaueht Apartments
Local fowl breeders top egg laying in Alberta contest
In week 41 of the Alberta Egg Laying contest W A Fraser of Medicine Hat still ranks second with Barred Rocks against a Lethbridge rival. Medicine Hat's Pioneer Poultry Farm with White Leghorns has risen to third in weekly production and third in grand total.
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Alberta
W. A. Fraser
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Pioneer Poultry Farn
French Evaluation of Baden Towns Concludes
Paris reports that evaluation by French troops of the Baden towns of Neuenburg and Appenweier began yesterday morning and was completed last night without incident according to the French War Department.
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Paris
Baden
Ienburg
Appenweier
French War Department
Copy rushed ad copy for tomorrow's newspaper
A brief note notes a rushed advertising copy deadline for the next edition. It mentions tightening text, ensuring clarity, and meeting final layout before print.
French Cabinet Endorses Delegation's Attitude at Conference
Paris Aug 1 The French Cabinet unanimously approved the delegation’s work at the London Internation conference and thanked it for the result benefiting France. It hailed the Dawes plan as a path to settle reparations, with Premier Herriot reporting on proceedings. The meeting, presided by Premier MacDonald, drew about 200 delegates and officials.
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Paris
London
France
Herriott
Germany
MacDonald
Foreign Office
Londout
Fremler MacDonald
Herriot
Thaflix
Marx
Kelless
Baron Traysht
Japan
Prot de Stefani
Italy
Calgary Receives New General Officer Commanding
Ottawa reports Col. W. Gibson, Director of Personal Services in Ottawa, to be appointed General in Commanding at Calgary. He succeeds General A H Bell, who moves to command Military District No 2 in Toronto, succeeding Col A H Borden.
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Ottawa
Col. W. Gibson
Department of National Defence
Calgary
A. H. Bell
Toronto
A. H. Borden
Poison Gas Claims Saskatchewan Well Victim
Speers Saskatchewan Aug 19 William Rotykal was overcome by poison gas while clearing a well near here. He failed to strap himself to the chair and fell unconscious as the crew watched, aiding him after gas exposure.
Canada Will Raise Wheat for Over a Billion People
Prof. Geo Rivers Anderson of the University of Toronto argues in a Morning Post article that Canada could eventually grow enough wheat for more than one billion people or twice the population of all white races. He questions whether Canada can be surveyed without believing 200 million can live there in greater prosperity than 46 million currently.
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London
Canada
Geo. Rivers Anderson
University of Toronto
Morning Peat Today
Prof. Anderson
White explorers report slave-like whites in Kalahari
A South African expedition reports a group of fifty white men and women living as serfs under Bechuana chiefs in the Kalahari interior near Molopolole. They lack land rights and firearms while the natives dominate cattle wealth and justice in the Bechuanaland region. The story traces their origin to Dutch pioneers stranded in the desert after drought killed their horses.
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London
Capetown
Kalahari Desert
Molopolole
Sehels
Kraal
Bechuana
Kalahari
Bechuanaland
David Livingstone
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