Scott Fate to Know Before Night
Chicago reports the state rested its murder insanity case against Russell Scott after Dr. William Krohn testified the condemned man is sane. Ten alienists testified, five for and five against, with prison guards saying Scott is mentally sound as deliberations are expected to begin late afternoon.
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United Pres
Chicago
Russell Sear
Joseph Manver
William ‘Krohn
Scott
Russell Seoul
Krohne
Keehn
Wow
Obrien
O'Brien
O Brien
Chienga
Russell Scott
Willim
Krohn
Huter
Stott
Mueferer
Krobr
Joseph Maurer
Russell
Thomas Scott
Middle West
Jai
Scotts Death Watch
Adoption inquiry into Cinderella heiress case sparks scrutiny
United Press dispatch reports New York public welfare head Commissioner Coler launching an official inquiry into the Cinderella race that made Mary Spans of Astoria heiress to Edward W Browning. Coler will confer with District Attorney Richard Seyton to review available facts as complaints grow over the adoption deal. Browning says he gave the Spans parents money but cannot disclose the amount. Coler says he would have halted the adoption if oversight had been possible.
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Public Welfares
Edward W. Browning
Henry Minott
United Press Star
New York
Bird
Coler
Department of Pubic Welfare
Mary Spas
Astoria
Avform
Richard Seyton
Queens County
Mary Spns
Mary
Louiss Browning
5. S. Coler
Department of Public Welfare
Irl
Browning
United Press
John Spns
Coles
Browning and Cinderella Spent First Night at Kew Gardens Inn
Browning and Cinderella spent their first night at the Alien exclusive Kew Gardens Inn on Long Island after a day of Fifth Avenue shopping. The millionaire had booked four-room suites and browsed stores from Fifth Avenue to Long Island, gathering gowns hats shoes and baubles. Browning pledged to seek the attorney general of Queens County and investigate the entire matter.
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Generai
Queens County
Browning
Kew Gardena Inn
Long Island
Milionaire
Fifth Avenue
Brownina
Aid Worthy Students at University of Wisconsin
Worthy students at the University of Wisconsin were aided during the 1834-25 term by the income of 254,382.26 dollars. M. E. Melcaffrey, secretary of the board of regents, announced. The money was distributed in scholarships, fellowships, and loan funds, mostly by public-spirited citizens, with a 34,458.17 dollar increase in trust funds since June 30, 1924. All loans were repaid by the students and the income added to principal to earn more interest over the years.
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Preasy Madison
University of Wiscon
M. EB. MelCaffrey
Board of
Rerenta
Original land tax sale allows owner three year redeem
Madison Associated Press reports the original owner of land sold for taxes retains a three year period to redeem the property. The notice outlines that redemption rights start from the sale and require settlement of back taxes interest and costs. Public record emphasizes the redeemable status remains until formally extinguished by payment.
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Associated Presa
Madison
Representative Snell Denies Charges in Alienation Suit
Potsdam New York representative Bere trand H Snell denies the $400000 alienation of affections suit filed by his mother in law Mrs Kimball J Snell. The case follows disputes over an accounting of his mother's estate and tax deeds tied to county and individual tax certificates in Burnett County. The state AG Beers advised District Attorney Clive J Strang that Burnett County holds tax certificates about six years old and may proceed on tax deeds. The opinion cites a three year period from recording for the county to act on irregularities in the proceedings.
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Beretrand H. Snell
Potsdam
N. Y
Kimball J. Snell
Beers
Clive J. Strang
Burnett County
Axite Thal Mle Ag
New Ethyl Fluid Motor Promises High Mileage Boost
A U S Army engineering team at Camp Halybled Maryland developed an ethyl fluid motor designed to dramatically increase mileage. Tests on army trucks reportedly show about a 28 percent rise in elastic horsepower and improved efficiency, signaling potential revolution for automobiles and industry.
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Unilea Presa
Angeten
Calif
United States Army
American Chetulénl Society
Grhyfield
Camp Halybled
Maryland
State Seeks Reasons Why Children Stay From School
Madison authorities plan a study to learn why children miss school. The data will guide education policy and possible changes to compulsory laws. County superintendents were asked to report days of absence due to illness bad roads and weather and absences for work. The effort aims to measure attendance patterns and inform state level decisions.
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Associated Prom
Madison
Ft Witeanain
Ibn Gallanan
Arate
Abannre
Aehaal
Calshan
Tenilenta
Kater
Terents
Absrnes
Heroic Child Dies After House Fire Tragedy
A fire in a greenbelled home claimed the life of Amanda Rukiew and left her brother Tevin injured. Amanda, age 7, repeatedly tried to reach her sibling as flames erupted, while their mother and others escaped. Amanda was pronounced dead at Amargenes hospital, Tevin remained hospitalized in critical condition. A passerby report indicates firefighters arrived quickly but the blaze proved fatal for Amanda.
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Hy Waters
Amanda
Heather Tevin
Phi
Tevin
Amargenes
Scenic Drive Costly, Route Abandoned in Douglas County
The proposed scenic drive along the south shore of Lake Superior in Douglas County will be abandoned after a state highway commission decision. Residents favoring a main road through the northeastern area argue for improvements, while the plan to reroute the scenery project on the old State Route 72 has stalled. The commission held hearings in Superior and the projected work would have begun next year if approved.
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Pre Superior
Wis
Lake Superior
Douglas County
Hougiaa
Superior
Gummlas
Lake Shore
Parmere
Art County
Jonmmieston
Hearng
Maypis
Jhabla
Geneva Regatta billed as huge Inland Yachting event
The Inland Yachting association regatta at Lake Geneva, from August 17 to 21, is expected to draw about 170 boats. Six women skippers are entered from nine clubs including Patrica Meary Janet Fairhanne Sareath G. Merrick Rath Coleman Craven, with clubs such as Lake Geneva and Cedar Grove among participants.
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Chicago
Yachting Association
Laks Geneva
Womon
Mien
Patrica Meaiy
Janet Fairhanne
Chicoke
Mzsareth G. Merrick
Minneanolis
Mise Rath
Oleman
Rockford
Miss Rath Craven
Eiginlil
Mne
Lake Geneva
Masa Hake Plies Lake
Cedar Wine
Dewsukts
Osh Sndwas
Pistakis Pav. Atinnefonka Yacht
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Murmers
Oni
BAYER
London Beauty
Baron
Pamela Paget
Sir Richard Paget
London
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Baron Glenconner
Lady Grey of
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Snell
C. H. Charles
Hotel Athearn
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Banff
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Better Homes
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