Professors Testify in Leopold Loeb Case Court Hearing
In Chicago Chief Justice Caverly hears testimony from Prof H W Puttkamer of the University of Chicago Law Department who tutored Leopold and discussed the murder and kidnapping with him. Leopold asked whether killing during kidnapping would be murder and spoke of a private school instructor alleged to have induced perverse acts. Also diver Freak Blaise describes searching Jackson Park lagoon for the typewriter used to link to the Franks case.
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Edward A. Derr
United Press
Leonold
Crowe
Uer
Leonald
Putthkamer
Sid
Leopold
Puttkamer
Jum
Franks Bay
Leonerd
Matt Kirk Mitchell
Franks
Portkamer
Chicago
Freak Blais
Richard Loel
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Jackson Park
Haya
Confessed Slayer Refuses Testify Against Mrs Sigler
Hurley Wisconsin news reports Andrew Gudleski, who confessed to killing Hurley hotel keeper Andrew Sizler, refused in court to testify against Mrs Sigler, wife of the murdered man, who faces complicity charges. Gudleski allegedly told officers that Mrs Sigler paid him $400. Detective Hayes, who secured Gudleski’s confession, testified about his role as messenger between them. Mrs Sigler was to take the stand as the hearing continued.
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Associated Tress
Hurley
Wis
Andrew Gudleski
Andrew Sizler
Hurley-Mercer Road
Mm. Sisler
Gudleski
Fire nearly wipes out Shirland business district
A morning fire in Shirland Illinois nearly destroyed the business district. The general store portable implement house and stockyards were wiped out with losses around 25000 dollars. Seven persons were injured in a separate Indianapolis Ind fire that destroyed the Dynes-Pohlman Lumber yard causing about 100000 dollars in damage.
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United Press
Beloit
Wia
Shirland
Portottee
Endianapolia
Ind
Dynes-Pohlman Lumber Company
Train strikes auto near Superior injuring two couples
Two couples from Aitkin Minnesota were seriously hurt when a Great Northern freight crashed into their car at South Superior Wisconsin. Minnie Huber 28 suffered multiple injuries while John Spalding lost a finger and sustained head wounds. Driver Nelson reported vision obstruction from debris as the car was demolished. A separate Evansville Wisconsin incident reports an entire family escaping death after their car overturned at Deaths Corner, two miles northeast, with only minor injuries and a wrecked vehicle.
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Minnie Huber
Faer
Ierme
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Nelson
United Press
Evansville
Death's Corner
Here
S. M. Swarty
Chicaza
Mines to Be Idle Two Days a Week
Inhperpink Michigan a four day week will shut mines on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Cleveland Cliffs Iron Range, the largest iron ore operator in the Upper Peninsula, cites overstocked piles and says the change aims to improve conditions and maintain production.
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United Press
Inhperpink
Mich
Cleveland
Heat Wave Breaks Across East With Cooling Relief
Thunderstorms and rain helped ease a week long heat wave in the East. New York and Boston saw cooler temperatures though humidity remained high. Albany reported severe electrical storms cooling highs, while Baltimore and New Orleans experienced wind and storms and Chicago ended a four day heat spell. Rain hampered crops in upper and lower Mississippi Valley.
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New York
Albany
Bal Itimore
New Orleans
Boston
Chicago
Bloodhounds Track Missing Woman From Home
Mrs. Albert Baumann, 29, vanished from her Beside late Wednesday amid postpartum delirium. A nine-deputy sheriff posse and three hounds traced the scent through swampy woods toward Marinette County. Hunters found no trace by nightfall, while the 9 day old baby and another child are cared for locally. The missing woman was found later in a distressed condition and taken to Marinette hospital for treatment. husband reports mental strain and possible compulsory examination.
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Agdovinled Press
Peshtigo
Wis
Albert Baumann
Marinette Hospital
Teshugo
Wis.a
Alfred Baumann
Fern
Marinette
Oscar Dahl
Mra
Ravemann
Naumann
Marinette County Court
Baumann’s
Wisconsin Michigan negotiations stall on boundary hearing date
Wisconsin and Michigan clash over scheduling the boundary hearing as tentative dates in August await Wisconsin action. Officials cite ongoing data searches and uncertain records as delaying a firm date for the hearing.
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Madison
Michigan
Deadlock in London Blocks German Loan Plan
A London led conference stalls action on a proposed 200 million dollar loan for Germany amid France’s economic Ruhr controls and banker demands for independent guarantees. The Dawes plan remains complex. risk of German defaultю penalties hinge on reparations court rulings. A luncheon between Secretary Hughes and Premier Herriot may ease the deadlock.
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Ile
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Germany
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Ropean
United Pred
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United Pro
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Ruhr
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Fonn
Hogan
Dawes
Genewal
Arnavendor Trehage
Stety Hughes
Herriot
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Plans to discuss financing Davis campaign at Isleboro retreat
Percey B. Scott reports that John W. Davis Democratic presidential bid may be the topic at a conference at his Isleboro Maine retreat this afternoon. Thomas L. Chadbourne, a New York Democrat and McAdoo backer, will visit Davis to discuss finances. several campaign contributions have already arrived by mail.
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Percey B. Scott
United Press
Dark Harbor
Isleboro
Tana
John W. Davis
Davis
Aumier
Thomas L. Chadbourne
New York
W. ¢. McAdoo
Democratic
Florida man plans to hunt mountain lions with bow and arrow
Florida man Welch plans to hunt mountain lions in Colorado this summer armed with bow and arrow. Stanley P. Young heads the predatory animal division for the U S biological survey. Welch says he can shoot a lion and drop it from tree to ground and asks to chase mountain lions across Colorado.
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Associated Proar
Denver
Cole
Welch
Colorado
Lanty
Stanley P. Young
United States Biological Survey
Young
Chasesmountain
Hank
Rocklea
Damage In Sao Paulo Bombardment Reported By Field Dispatch
The Buenos Aires wire reports heavy bombardment of Sao Paulo by federal forces after nightlong fighting near rebel outposts outside the city. Federal cavalry conducted raids, key hotels and banks damaged, including the Hotel Explode used as a rebel hospital. Most Americans reportedly have left the city as the situation remains volatile and uncertain.
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Sao Paulo
Sino Pile City
Ban Parte
South America
Bagasiti
Serelpe
Mo Grand Wo Norte
Rio de Fania
Board Overrules Nonjurisdiction Plea of Employees
The railway labor board rejects the plea of nonjurisdiction by counsel for western railway workers and orders testimony taken at the hearing. Proceedings in Chicago proceed as witnesses testify before the board, with parties and employes present.
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Teresa
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Weeterh Railways
Walken
Ruten
xUboOe MaArd
Cartlord
Cousin of Senator La Follette Seeks Congress Seat
A garbled notice reports Leroy Ta Fol Vetinoof eGoltax of Wash. cannot run in the Fourth Washington district as a Republican candidate. It states he is the cousin of Senator Robert M. La Follette and mentions support from his father William T. Follett.
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Senator LA Follette
Congress
Neatile
W. Leroy
eGoltax
Wash
Robert M. la Wotlerm
William T
Norton candidate of Democrats for Nebraska governor
United Press dispatch from Lincoln reports John N. Norton, a Democrat candidate for Nebraska governor, featured on the seventeenth ballot by the state central committee. Norton backed Gov Charley W. Bryan, Democratic vice presidential nominee, as the party’s standard bearer for the ticket.
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United Pre
Lincoln
John N. Noarton
Pall
Bonis Eratis
State Central Committee
Norton
Charley Www
Bryan
Narty
Ileket
What Candidates Are Doing President Comidge and La Vollette
President Comidge continued work on the Aly notification draft. A cabinet meeting and a conference with Washington newspapermen were scheduled. Senator La Vollette with ten members of the supreme council of eleven of the independent movement worked in the capitol office on campaign policy for submission to committees at a meeting today. John W. Davis was expected to discuss financing plans in a conference with Thomas J. Chadbourne at the Davia retreat in Bar Harbor. Chadbourne was a main supporter of W. G. Mer c Atloo.
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Comidge
Aly
Washington
la Vollette
Supreme Council
Independent Movement
le. Mollens
Capitol
John W. Davis
Campaian
Thomas J. Chadbourne
New York
Bar Harbor
Chadbourne
W. G. Merc Atloo
NO GAIN FOR THE FARMER
The piece discusses farm profits and market impact amid grain price concerns. It notes farmers face rising costs and uncertain yields, with a focus on price signals and potential profitability despite current market conditions. The report quotes estimates on production costs and possible government or market responses.
Resignations Shake National Republican Committee
Tra Loreng Milwaukkeeepibliesty and Mrs Luther XII from Wisconsin offered resignations to the Republican national committee. Willa Vatler chairmen of the committee would not comment. Laren declined to explain, promising a July 28 statement after talks in Madison with party leaders. Close associates attribute La Follette ties to the unrest.
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Tra Loreng
Milwauker
Republica Aithonel
Wincangin
Iran
Laren
Madison
Party
Kerenz
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Aetire
Lie Follette
Senatee
Robert M. la Follette
Prison Tour Ends In Confusion And Flight
A confused youth, 24, from New Auburn joins a touring party to a prison in Wisconsin but detours end as he wrecks a stolen car at the state line. He is arrested in Duarte and sent to a reformatory in Antigu Wisconsin, with a one year sentence for the initial offenses.
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Kotter Californiay
Ina Statenord
Fitemind
Tubi
Taylor
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Auburn
Atale
Prion
Duarte
Dissatisfied with Persia's reply on Imbrie murder
London dispatch reports frustration with the Persian government's response to the murder of Imbrie. The correspondent questions the handling and cites confusion over the accounting of Majors Tehite and related figures, implying political tension and stalled inquiry.
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Persia
Imbrie
Three Men Die as River Steamer Sinks in Mississippi
A windstorm swept a Mississippi river at night, sinking the steamer Clinins and killing three men. Ty Waited Prows of New Orleans reports the disaster as a strong gale struck the river, the wind gusts reaching severe levels near the 100 degree mark.
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New Orleans
Gellef
3000 Men Will Be Laid Off In Milwaukee Shops
Approximately 3,000 workers at Milwaukee rand shops will be temporarily laid off starting next Monday. Milwaukees thinning operation marks the second reduction in the summer after three weeks of prior layoffs in June and July.
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Milwaukee
United Preas.y Miwaukee
Milwaukee Rand
W. J. Thiele
Generyl
Shenandoah lands safely after 24 hour flight over Northeastern states
The naval dirigible Shenandoah landed safely at Lakehurst early this morning after more than 24 hours aloft. It had earlier conducted a 590 mile flight over Scranton and Binghamton but could not land at her home base due to unfavorably weather. Experts note the airship's gold cell issues and ongoing tests as preparations for future Pacific and Atlantic operations continue.
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Lakehurst
N. d
Scranton
Binghamton
Sper
Northwestern
Washington, D. C
New Faeglard
Pacific
Shenandoah
Celdenta Haprin
Peter
Is&n
Mrayved
Tony
Somexnerta
Thase
Nales
Burea of Aeronautics
Sam
Hee
Weather Forecast For Lanett July 28 415000 rma
Forecast for Lanett. Fair and warmer today and tonight with Saturday partly cloudy. Temperatures rising. Minor chance of late-day showers. Winds light to moderate. Highs and lows typical for late July. Associated Press weather bulletin text fragmented but indicates fair conditions.
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