Crowe's Closing Argument Sparks Court Ruling In Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago judge Caverly will rule September 10 on the penalty for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb after parts of State's Attorney Crowe closing remarks were stricken as a cowardly attack on the court. The dispute centered on the defendants' youth, heredity, and the purpose of the ransom plot amid ongoing proceedings in Cook County courtroom.
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Chicago
Robert KE. Crowe
John R. Caverly
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Mr. Crowe
Noy
Crowe
Miidrs
Clarence Darrow
Criminal Court
Cook County
Leopold
Darrow
Fate
Robert E. Crowe
Nathan F. Leopold Jr
Criminal Courts
Hulbert- Bowen
Leob
Superman
Farmers Get First Choice for Harvest Labour in Alberta
Kamonton Aug 29 Farm drought hit farmers in Southern Alberta will have first pick of harvest work via four Government Labor Bureaus but must apply immediately. If farmers don’t come forward soon, authorities warn labor will be imported to meet needs. Local reps will report to the Labor Bureau and direct where to send workers.
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Kamonton
Alberta
Calgary
Barcoun
Tabor Bureau
Canadian Dollar Maintains Strong Position In New York Market
In New York trading the Canadian Dollar opened around 1 41 1/2 to 1 88 4/ inch premium, hitting a two year high yesterday at 1 82 1/2 premium. Banks expect higher Canadian rates amid grain export hopes and possible financing. Gold exports to Canada remain profitable at 1 1/8 premium. Bandits robbed the North Ward National Bank with four armed men taking 112 000 in checks on Broad Lombardy streets.
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New York
Tire
Canada
Grave Situation in China Reported to State Department
Washington Aug 29 Advices from General Cunningham at Shanghai describe conditions as recurring however in State Department reports forwarded through the United Nations at Peking. The Consul in his report states that the military seized a key station and closed the gates on the morning of August 27.
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Washington
State Department
Cunningham
Shanghai
United Nun
Peking
Weather summary for Canadian and western locations
Clear conditions and fair to cool weather across Vancouver Calgary Medicine Hat and Edmonton today. Winnipeg Saskatoon Moose Jaw report clear or cloudy skies with cool to mild temperatures and scattered showers possible in Alberta with north and northwest winds.
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Clear
al Neteon
Fair
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Stalr
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Cloudy
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Canada
Alberta
Farmers Seek Ontario Reform Via Inquiry Hearings
Toronto reports representatives from the Canadian Manufacturers' Association boards of trade and farmers addressing a provincial inquiry committee. They urged tariff reductions, better farming marketing cooperation, tax relief, fair wages, and lower freight costs to curb farm decline and improve rural life.
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Toronto
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Boards of Trade
Eee Uitegislature
Ontario
A. F. Hatch
Intosh
J. J. Morrison
United Farmers of Ontario
Robertson
Col
Brown
London
Liberal M L A s To Select Temporary Leader Of Party
Liberal members of the Provincial Legislature meet in Edmonter to discuss the selection of a temporary party leader after Hon J R Boyle, former opposition leader, joined the Bench. They also plan to address Liberal convention matters and a fall meeting is anticipated.
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Liberal M.l.a’s
Edmonter
J. R. Boyle
British scientists savor cool Canadian Rockies trip
Lake Louise Aug 29 British scientists reported their first cool weather of the Canadian trip high among snow covered peaks. Sir David Pryce led 400 associations members in mountain exploration and scenic study while trains carried them to the Great Divide and back to Banff for further travel.
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Rockies
Lake Louise
Chateau Lake Louise
Canada
Erenery
David Pryce
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake |Oulse Station
Lere
Association
Atlantic
Pacific
Lource
Banff
Plane rescue of Kindersleys crew deemed impractical
Ottawa and Vancouver discuss a possible air rescue for the Lady Kindersley crew trapped north of Point Barrow Alaska. The plan involves the destroyer Patrician ferrying a plane to the ice edge where a Chimo would transport the aircraft to assist a rescue, with weather and ice conditions to determine feasibility.
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Ald
Vancouver
Arctic
Lady Kindersley
Hudson's Bay
Point Barrow
Alaska
Ottawa
Patrician
Jerichs Air Station
Chimy
Lindy Kindersley
Kindersley
Esquimalt
Fone
A. E. Godfrey
Royal Canadian Air Force
Hudson's Bay Company
Hurricane devastates Virgin Islands with 100 mph winds
A severe hurricane with a hundred mile per hour wind struck St. Thomas and the Virgin Islands causing uprooted trees, wrecked houses, and damaged crops and small craft. No fatalities were reported but many poor residents suffered.
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St. Thomas
Virgin Island
Virgin Islands
Loss of life from storm not as great as feared
Gale on Nova Scotia coast claims seven lives including the captain of Anns Maedoruky and crewmen from five other vessels. Lizzie E. and Shang hai wrecked near Yarmouth and Whitehead. Lady Thorburn off South L'Ardoine. Ann on Cape Breton north coast. two schooners Gallen Cup and Bride at opening near North Sydney.
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Gallen Cup
Bridet
Ooening
North Sydney
Devere
Julia C
Cape Breton
Sydney
Dawes Plan Dawes Measures Adopted by Reichstag
In Berlin August 9 the Reichstag adopted the Banking Bill by 294 to 12 and two abstentions, enacting the Dawes reparations provisions from London. In Bern on August 24 the Reichstag also approved the Railway Bill by 314 to 127, with National deputies mostly in favor and Nationalists switching to support, while the Banking Bill passed 295 to.
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Berlin
Reichssae
Dawes
London
Garmany
Bern
Ogres
Mert
Yeaterday
Honors Toronto Woman Receives Papal Honor
Tusuto Aug 28 Miss Mary Hoskin of Toronto president of the women’s auxiliary of the Catholic Church Extension Society of Canada is awarded the cross pro ecclasala et pontifice by the pope. She is the second Canadian woman to receive the honor.
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Tusuto
Mary Hoskin
Toronto
Catholic Church Extension Society of Canada
Temble Railway Tragedy in India Kills and Wounds Hundreds
An agency dispatch reports a collision near Lahore, British India, killing 108 or more and injuring many. Sixty seven bodies were recovered with possibly more buried in the wreckage. 53 people were seriously hurt and others slightly injured.
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Temble
India
London
Lahore
British India
Artyeniae
Cabinet Changes Being Discussed in Ottawa
Ottawa rumor mill centers on cabinet reconstruction prompted by Rt Hon Arthur Meighens warning that the government cannot endure the loss of three key ministers St Lomer Gould Charles Murphy and W Fielding. Possible reshuffles include J A Robb moving from immigration finance and Fielding potentially becoming president of the privy council with Murphy and Bureau eyed for Senate.
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Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
St Lomer Gould
Charles Murphy
W. Fielding
J. A. Robb
Finance
Fielding
Privy Camel
H. B. McGiverin
T. A. Low
Trade and Commerce
Death Sentence Pronounced On Gen Savinkoff
General Boris Savinkoff once a Kerensky era official and anti Bolshevik leader was sentenced to death by the revolutionary war tribunal in Moscow. A stay of execution was ordered to permit an appeal for pardon to the executive committee as Savinkoff acknowledged his skill and expressed support for the Soviet.
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Moscow
Boris Savinkoff
Are
Kerensky Regis
Conti-Nenttr Vertevany
Ev Lot
Executive Committee
Savinkoff
Prince of Wales Arrives in New York on Black Watch Voyage
The Prince of Wales disembarked from the Berengaria at the quarantine station and traveled to Glencove on the yacht Black Watch. He thanked the Berengaria captain and officers for courtesies and presented gifts before departure.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Berengaria
Glencove
L.L
Vacht Black Watch
Ilne
Normay Notice Holiday Post Office Hours
The notice states a holiday on September 1 with limited post office services from 10 to 11 for stamps general delivery parcels and registration. The public lobby remains open all day while outgoing and incoming mail are processed and mail for letter carriers routes is not delivered until the next day.
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Helm
Epidemic Meningitis Death Toll Reaches 1776 in Japan
The epidemic of meningitis sweeping Japan has now caused 1,776 deaths, with the latest tally released today. Public health officials urge vigilance and renewed preventive measures as cases continue to be reported nationwide.
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Tokio
Japan
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Hudson Bay Company
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