Sing Sing to Open Psychopathic Clinic for Crime Study
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne announces a complete psychopathic clinic at Sing Sing Prison. Dr. Bernard Glueck to be resident psychiatrist with assistants to study causes of crime and separate feeble minded inmates. Rockefeller Foundation funds the project as the first such clinic in the United States.
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Orpet Acquitted Of Girl's Murder In Five Hour Deliberation
WAUKEGAN July 15 William H Orpet university student accused of murdering Marion Lambert a high school girl and former sweetheart was found not guilty after five hours of deliberation Three ballots were for acquittal before the verdict The case involved letters and alibis tied to Lake Forest and Madison with testimony about cyanide linked to the death of Marion Lambert The result followed a highly publicized trial and intense media scrutiny in Judge Donnellys court.
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Rockefeller Cash to Fight Paralysis
Rockefeller funds directed to health department programs aimed at paralysis research and prevention, with officials announcing new initiative and public outreach measures. The effort involves collaborations with medical researchers and state health agencies to expand treatment access and support services.
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New York Armored Motor Battery Seeks Regular Army Status
The First Armored Motor Battery of the New York National Guard, the nation’s only unit of its kind, fights to be recognized by Washington. Officers clash with War Department over enrollment, property use, and merging with the Forty-seventh Infantry as soldiers insist their armored cars and motorcycles are not suited for foot cavalry.
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German Submarines Sink Four Way Vessels
The Admiralty announced that on July 11 German submarines sank a British auxiliary cruiser and three patrol boats off the British coast. Crews were captured and one cannon was seized during the engagements.
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Proposals of Marriage Slipped to Newspaper Owner
Two noted women sought to send an envoy home and present marriage proposals to the newspaper owner, as stated by a son defending his father. The event centers on letters and a potential alliance involving influential figures.
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Committee Named to Prepare Minds for Honorable Peace in Germany
The German National Committee under Prince von Wedel begins a series of meetings to shape public opinion toward an honorable peace. Fifty speakers including politicians and professors will address crowds in Berlin and other towns, with Adolf Harnack among the speakers. Von Wedel, long tied to sensitive missions for the Kaiser, is noted for prior roles as Governor of Alsace Lorraine, Berlin and Brandenburg, and ambassador in Vienna and Rome.
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German Chancellor Advised Talks With Emperor Before Policy
London reports indicate Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg will meet Emperor William at Imperial Headquarters after adjournment of Reichstag leaders negotiations. The Berlin dispatch notes a push to resume submarine warfare, backed by Navy League and conservatives, amid internal political pressure.
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Cavalry Victory Delivers Surprise Breakthrough in France
British and Indian cavalry pierced the German second line near High Wood and Delville Wood at dusk after breaches opened by infantry. Dragoon Guards impaled a German on horseback, took thirty prisoners, and a flying British aviator strafed targets from 500 feet. General Haig reportedly maintains a substantial cavalry force ready to exploit gains.
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Russians fortify Italy front as last gains slip away
Petrograd dispatch reports renewed Russian fortifications in Italy and a tough stalemate with Germany. Prince Leopold launches attacks claiming 1,500 prisoners as Berlin notes Italian belligerent status and suspension of Italian pensions in Germany.
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Germans Recapture Positions in Baranovich Sector
Berlin reports German forces under Prince Leopold recaptured parts of positions in the Skrobowa region in the Baranovich sector, retaking ground taken by Russians on July 8. The War Office says more than 1,000 prisoners were captured.
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Italy Reassessed War Move After Paris Meeting
At the High Council of the Entente Powers in Paris last February Italian representatives were asked why Italy had not declared war on Germany. The response cited unclear gains and ongoing strategic considerations as the situation remained unsettled.
Britons Gain Delville Wood and Front Advances North of Somme
London reports major British advances north of the Somme with Delville Wood captured and Pozieres outskirts reached. South African troops take Seiville Wood and a Bavarian commander is captured with staff. Over 10,000 prisoners now attributed to British forces.
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