Day at the Court as Loeb and Leob case witness tests
The trial heard lay witnesses and friends of Nathan Leob and Richard Loeb as defense seeks mitigation. Maz Schrayer, University of Michigan alumnus, testified about Loeb's nervousness and behavior while noting Loeb's laughter at various remarks during the proceedings.
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Pree Chango
John R. Cavesly
Nathan Lee
Richard Loch
Robert Franks
Crewe
Shraver
University of Michigan
Sehesd
Nathan Leogeld Jr
Richard Loeb
John R. Caverty
Darrow
Michigan
Mrrowe
Darren
Crowe
Crowe and the Veteran Defense Counec -Tief
Caverty
Hugh
Men Held in Baltimore Believed House Robber
Alfred Brittingham, wanted in this city, is in Baltimore city jail after arrest linked to the Hearn home robbery on Elizabeth Street. Police say he split time between this city and Baltimore and will be brought back to Sadbury for trial on charges of being busy, unauthorized use of an automobile, and assault upon his wife.
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Alfred Brittingham
Baltimore City
Ted
Murray Phillips
Hearn
Elizabeth Street
Brittingham
Delmar
Wilmington
Baltimere
Sadbury
Davis Attends Basket Picnic in Hyde Park
A brief report notes Davis attends a basket press gathering in Hyde Park as part of the Duchess county event. The program includes remarks by John W. Devris, with a ceremonial bearing and a return trip schedule. Governor Alfred Fo offers remarks.
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Lecust Valley
Hyde Park Noy
Duchess Sures
Alfrea
Allied Council Reaches Germany Pact Amid Dawes Plan Talks
The Allied Council and Germany agree on how defaults under the Dawes plan will be declared. The Conference of Fourteen adopts the first committee report and plans to discuss amnesty for German nationals in disrupted areas. The session resumes at 5 PM with German participation and jurists to review amnesty questions.
Lafollette Secluded Amid Campaign Preparations in Washington
Independent presidential candidate Senator Lafollette spends days in near isolation in Washington. He delivers few speeches, directs his campaign from a distant office, and relies on son Retort Lafollette and aides for operations.
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Washington
Lafellette
Wisconsin
Capitol
Senate
M Lafollette
Lafollette
Ledge Warns Against Bryan As President
A fragmented editorial column urges caution regarding Bryan’s presidential bid. The piece references political figures and events in a Nebraskan context, warning readers about potential consequences and urging vigilance in the lead up to a campaign or election.
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Ledge
Bryan
Market Prices Inform Daily Philadelphia Trading
Prices for live poultry and fancy fowls along with sorting chicken and rock broilers are listed. Commodities include potatoes white and Jersey varieties, butter creamery packed, and eggs with regional grade notes. No early grain changes are reported.
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Philadelphia
Peebles
Jersey
Hugh Aconng
Weather Wisdom From Uncle Eben and Neighbors
Fragmented snippet shows voices urging patience in heat and practical weather talk. References to Uncle Eben and neighbors imply a rural or community column sharing folk wisdom on staying safe during hot days. The text hints at spoken advice rather than formal forecast.
Noted surgeons and deaths linked to suicide and war honors
A string of obituaries notes a famed surgeon found dead by suicide after writing to his wife. It also mentions another surgeon Cadhe dying at 81, and honors for Warber Lovente for service with the American expeditionary forces, including the Legion of Honor and Navy Cross.
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Decter
Westpet
Tae Mae- Fariend
Warber
Lovente
American Expeditionary Forces
Pennsylvania National Guard
American Surgical Assortation
Order of Leopard
Legion of Honor
Navy
Double Homicide Suicide Shocks City
Henry H Lyon an electrical engineer aged 45 shot and killed his wife and two sons then killed himself in a purge that stunned relatives and friends. Investigators described the scene as a grim family tragedy with unclear motive lingering in the wake of the incident.
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Guffalo
Henry H. Lyon
Thie City
Vena
Weids
Late News Bulletins From Neo Port Va Aug 7
A late bulletin reports movements and military activity along the Atlantic coast and border areas. It mentions shiping efforts near Langley Field and Pictou as well as assembly and deployments by American and allied forces.
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Neo Port News
A. P
George
Mefrimnald
V. K
Langiey Field
Pictou
Wade
Cafe
Svailalle
Keognet
Asese
Nine Die in 24 Hours as Heat Wave Bites Northwest
A heat wave causes nine deaths and many prostrations within a day. Weather officials forecast some relief tonight as cooler air moves in from the Northwest, bringing stronger winds and possible showers.
Extreme Heat Records Plague City at 2:30 PM
The Times reports temperatures reached 110 degrees at 2 30 PM with readings varying by location. The highest figures appeared near the Times plant and surrounding rear areas as heat persisted throughout the day.
Heat Wave Toll and Forecast Across Regions
New York reports another scorching day with deaths and prostrations amid record heat. Pennsylvania and Washington describe heat intensity with promises of relief from the Weather Bureau as cool air moves in from the west and thunder showers are forecast later.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Three Killed in Earlier Be Tee Sanceted Pros Incident
Three people died in a prior Be Tee Sanceted Pros event as investigators review the circumstances. Officials confirmed the fatalities and noted ongoing inquiries into the sequence of actions leading to the tragedy.
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