Defense wins allowed medical testimony in Leopold Loeb case
Chicago court permits Darrow to present medical evidence to mitigate punishment for the Leopold Loeb murder case. Dr William A White testifies Loeb planned a perfect crime and imagined himself master criminal, with other worldy fantasies.
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Darrow
Edward Derr
United Press
Chicago
Dickie” Loeb
Babe” Leopold
William A. White
Washington Aleniat
Robert
Franks
Loeb
Leopold
White
Babe
Dickle
Hwars
Leonold
Wham
Ward
Leopold Bovsted
Ftep
Leopard and Loeb
Robert Franke
Wiliam A. White
Washington, D. C
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Dickie
Dr. White
Indie
Crowe
Robert Franks
Caverly
Darrow Darrow
Tragedy as youths flee police gun squad
Minneapolis police pursue two youths driving a machine they rammed into George Fournier, 56, who died later from injuries. The gun squad car lost wheels, a driver named William Johnson 18 and a 16-year-old companion were arrested pending inquiry.
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United Press
Minneapolis
George Fournier
Fournier
Willam Johnson
Bread price hike anticipated as wheat costs rise
A general increase in bread prices was expected in Cleveland after a one cent rise by several small bakeries. The higher cost pushed the price to about 12 cents per pound, driven by increased wheat prices.
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Cleveland
No disruption of defense day plans stirred by president
President Coolidge and Gov. Bryan spar over National Defense Day amid assurances plans aim to avoid business disruption. General Duncan urged flexible ceremonies, while Coolidge defended voluntary, locally tailored demonstrations aligned with wartime mobilization and patriotic aims.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Coolidge
War Department
Charles W. Bryan
Bryan
General Duncan
Duncan
Tear Department
Congress
Army of the United States
Beyan
Lemos Ernde
Ie faciArt
Fair
Ameries
Pemocrate
IBM
Bylleaby Company Purchases St. Cloud Service Firms
Announcement today that the H. M. Bylleaby concern has acquired the St. Cloud public service and its subsidiaries. The properties will be run as part of a northern states power system division. The St. Cloud firm operates electric power and gas utilities, plus a street railway, and serves fifty three nearby communities in central Minnesota.
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United Press
Cheago
St. Cloud Public Service
H. M. Bylleaby Company
Northern States Power System
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Condition of Lodge Remains Excellent in Hospital
Cambridge report by Dr John Cunningham states Senator Henry Cabot Lodge at Charlegate Hospital shows progress that is uneventful and condition remains excellent.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
John Cunningham
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charleagate Hospital
Pioneer of Marathon County Dies at 94
Robert Freeman Ged, a pioneer settler of Emmet and Marathon County, died at Mosinea on his 94th birthday. He arrived in 1854, engaged in logging and farming, later owning lands across the county, and spent his last years with his daughter. He bore a striking resemblance to Andrew Carnegie and was noted for visits to Hot Springs.
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Associated Press
Waunau
Wis
Robert Freeman
Mosnea
Marathon County
Emmet
Mosince
Andrew Carnegie
Clules
Hot Springs
Allies Reach Agreement On Postwar Modification Plan
The inter allied conference made progress in committee on postwar modification of the reparations plan. Committee 3 failed to settle cash versus in kind deliveries, adjourned for lunch, with plans to reconvene. American Col. James A. Logen Jr is credited for steering smoother negotiations.
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Liogd Ailen
United Press
Landon
France
Delogates
CRDIT
James A. Logen, Jr
Grave exhumation aims to ID Brandt death in Wisconsin
Marinette county officials plan to reopen the closed Pound Wis cemetery grave of John Brandt in hopes of positive identification before his two sons Laula and John Jr are tried for murder and arson. The sons arrived under guard from Milwaukee as prosecutors seek details including a sworn statement from witness Frank Enterks about the barn fire on the Brandt farm near Beaver in 1821.
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United Press
Marinettc
Mitte
Pound Wis
John Brandt
Laula
John, Jr
Brandt Hoya
Milwaukee
Northwestern
A. F. Murphy
Marinette County
Brandt
Beaver
Wis
Frank Enterks
Davis Davis Hurls Defense Issue Into Campaign
Democratic nominee John W. Davis fuels campaign debate by linking military mobilization plans to national politics. Fraser Edwards reports on Davis and Bryan comments, with discussion of radio strategy and regional campaign offices in New York and California.
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Fraser Edwards
United Presa Stam
Washington
Bryan
Nebraska
John Iw. Davik
SEF
Dave
Brytn
Bryne
Winkle
Percy 7B
Stott
Unitted Prova Suc
New York
John W. Davia
Chienso
San Arancisca
Ciem Shaver
Cam Wrn
Alfred Fi. Smith
Empire State
Smith Hee
Davin
Local Pageant Honors Elder Woman For Prize
Mrs. Fannie Martin won a prize at a local event yesterday for being the oldest participant. The ceremony highlighted her long life and a lighthearted “shingle hep” moment during the presentation.
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United Prena
Fannie Martin
Economic outlook hints at wheat policy impact
The analysis suggests higher farm income from wheat policy shifts could lift debt payment ability and rural finance, with estimates near 1.0 billion dollars in net gains. Stock reactions imply mixed signals as markets weigh anticipated improvements against uncertain implementation and broader agricultural conditions.
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Washington
Thi
Wien
Driver Held on Manslaughter Charge in Fatal Accident
A jury in Wisconsin finds Duin Koeh intoxicated while driving caused the death of Wilbur Campbell, a Black man. The jury recommends charges remain manslaughter with no change in verdict.
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Wis
Wilbur Campbell
Duin Koeh
Laray
Raven
Koch Ba
Rochwig
Span of 46 Years Between Lives of Detroit Newlyweds
Detroit Mary A. Maysinnis aged 69 married Edward H. Cochran 23 in Detroit city yesterday. Cochran, from Long Beach California, had once managed a hotel where they met, marking a 46 year age gap. Burt Malone, marriage license clerk, noted the record.
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Detroit
Annocated Press
Mich
Mary A. Maysinnis
Edward H. Cochran
Mattinas
Long Bech
Calif
Cochran
Burt Malone
la & Record
Betroit
Untied Prong Takso Report From Maj MacLaren
A misspelled dispatch notes Maj A Stuart MacLareny Baltisk weld Myer arriving at Petropavlovsk a week ago Thursday. Weather delays Americans aboard the ship as fog and poor visibility hinder operations. The airmen remain aboard the Richrpent and face unsettled conditions with mixed forecasts through August and September.
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Petropavovak
Denon
Moughton Bay
Orkney
Exlands
Livgt Towell Smith
Culmination of romance sparked by theater fire disaster
An account recalls a romance birthed amid a theater fire rescue. Officers and bystanders aided the scene as violinist Joseph W Beal and Mrs Staweatee shared a moment that deepened into friendship. Yesterday Gordon and Mrs Rey were marched at St Patrick's sobriety ceremony.
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Willan
Ierdun Netea
Katelerhorker Bhitter
Kalling Elvery
Parsons
Joseph W Beal
Pitts
Statwatee
Gordon
Mra Rey
St.atrick's Rertory
Coolidge Dawes Clubs To Be Formed In All Counties
Wisconsin Coolidge supporters will meet in seventy one counties to form Cov Nege Dawes clubs and elect delegates in a statewide conference. The event is organized by Abel Sparts and staged as a rally backing Coolidge forces in the Badger state.
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United Prean
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Guardsman Entitled to State Employee Compensation
Judge Ray Stevens of the Dane County circuit court ruled that a Wisconsin National Guardsman injured during a 1924 encampment was an employee of the state, not the federal government, affecting compensation under state law. The decision questions the federal National Defense Act's reach and may prompt appeals to the state and federal supreme courts.
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Wisconsin National Guardsman
E. Ray Stevens
Associated Plans
Madison
Wisconsin
National Guardsman
Judke KE
Ray Stevens
Dane Country
Judge Stevens
Beloit Lan
Dilford Johnson
Beloit Nat Honal Guardsman
National Guard
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Nume
Erouk Otter
Alu
Wisconsin National Guard Sa 4
Alute
Stevens
Dudke Stevma
Capy
Ardera
Winconsin
Camp Douglas
Florence
Ataten
Lemeld
Ruardamen
Federl
Nlaten
United States Army
Congresa Haa
State Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Cunt Ie Tikety
President Coolidge backs postal wage rise pledge
National officers of the Association of Postal Clerks say after a White House meeting Coolidge promised support for a postal pay increase. He vetoed the last bill for lacking revenue and cost basis for the Post Office. Clerks’ leader Francis reports the pledge to Minneapolis groups and unions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Asabetation of
Coolidge
Congress
Post Office Department
Minneapolis
Agaociation the
Offive Supersisore’ Association
United National Association of Pontafice
YP Franciscus
Clerk's Association
Unreadable Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Wincott shows cloudy conditions with possible rain tonight and Saturday. Warmer tonight and on Saturday, with warmer temperatures in the northern portion. Official notes indicate regional forecast updates and issued guidance.
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Associated Press
Wincott
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