Trial Leopold and Loeb Open Hearings in Chicago
Chicago July 21 The case of Leopold and Loeb rests on a guilty plea by Clarence Darrow for both boys. A joint mental-competency hearing is scheduled for Wednesday at 10 A.M. State's Attorney Crowe vows to press for a speedy trial and full evidence of sanity.
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Chicago
Nathen Lenpold, Jr
Richard Lrob
Robert Franks
Tn Ts
Clarence S. Darrew
Darrow
Robert Crowe
John R Caverny
Hoth
Lech
Robert E. Crowe
Delaware Man Freed By Local Justice
A Delaware man was released by local authorities after involvement in a dispute. Investigators reported the case concluded with the subject’s acquittal or release following procedural review. The article notes community reaction and references local officials and court processes.
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Delaware
Cordial Welcome For American and Canadian Lawyers in Westminster Hall
In Westminster Hall England hosted a cordial reception for about 3000 American and Canadian lawyers led by U.S. Secretary of State and justices from the U.S. Supreme Court. The ceremony featured wigged and robed English lawyers, a formal welcome by the attorney general, and speeches from American and Canadian bar leaders.
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London
England
Westminster Hall
Mate Rughes
United States
King's Counsel
Mr. Hughes
Su Court
George Sutherland
Edward T Sanford
American Bar Association
RW Tubbin
Law Society
James Aikina
Canada
American Statesman
Sutherland Ales
Marketwide grain and commodity prices from Philadelphia
The Acenristot Market reports mixed prices across grains and patent products in Philadelphia on July 21. Values for hard winter, spring, and patent grades show fluctuations with notes on futures, family brands, and miscellaneous items.
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Philadelphia
Loveright
New York
Dozen Cruisers To Guide Fliers Across Atlantic
Navy launches guarding force for Army air service flight from England to Canada and the United States. Cruiser Richmond leads a squadron with Milwaukee Raleigh and destroyers to cover the route from England to Iceland and Greenland, then to Boston and Washington with planned landings in Labrador and Nova Scotia en route to California.
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Newport
Navy
Atlantic
Richmond
Thomas P Magruder
England
Scotland
Orkney Islands
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
Army
Air Service
Retlla
Raleigh
Orkneys
Halifax
Indian Bay
Pictou
Bboxton
Only Three Survivors ka Last Man's Club
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Last Man's Club item with names like Te J and J o wae Mine J and Bea 7 inch. references to races and figures Pete He 8 and Tre Tre af za suggest a sports or club column fragment.
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Pete
Federals Prepare Major Assault on Sao Penle
Reports from Rio Janeiro indicate a Brazilian federal push against the rebel stronghold of Sao Penle. Dispatches cite rebel forces numbered near 16 908 with infantry and cavalry units, and note French trained officers aiding Sao Penle garrison amid a broader revolutionary context.
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Buenos Aires
Sae Fano
Brazlian
Rio
Comereniaet
Gov
Conhdert
Butler defies mayor orders in police shake up
Philadelphia reports indicate resignation as Director of Public Safety may be sought unless redistricting of police stations ends. Brigadier General Smedley Butler orders a major police shake up with 70 patrolmen and 24 sergeants moved to new posts.
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Philadelphia
Sey Fi
Mdiespite
Orca
Grerni Butler
Shooting affray leaves man near death in Maryland
Raymond Peter, 32, a Black man from Wicomico County, was shot on the White Haven Nanticoke Road and remains between life and death at Peninsula General Hospital. Quinton Dashiell, 28, of Clara, in jail awaiting a hearing, says he acted in self defense after Peters shot him in the chin. Dashiell claims two shots were fired, one missing and one hitting him.
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Feninsula General Hospital
Raymond Peter
Wicomico County
White Haven-Nanticoke Road
Oelock
Onda
Quinton Dashiell
Near Clara Post Office
Phillipe
Peters
Dashiell
Aif
10 Pallbearers For 600 Pound Body
Catherine Bristol weighed over 600 pounds, buried in a 200 pound casket the largest in the state. Ten pallbearers carried the coffin a hundred feet from hearse to grave, twice needing a rest during the short trip. She died from complications of obesity after three years unable to leave home.
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Anannia
Catherine Bristol
Mr. Bristal
Ghystriaus
Stocks Rise at Market Open Amid Mixed Advancements
New York reports fractional gains led by Willys-Overland at a higher price, with Atchison and New York Central reaching year highs. Copper and oil shares show strength as rail stocks move, including Louisville and Nashville and Utah Copper near top prices. Foreign exchanges firm as labor federation groups claim 0,000 members though 10,000 aligned with major railroad brotherhoods.
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New York
Willys-Overlands
Atchisen
New York Central
Union Pacific
Dupont
National Biscuit
West Penn Power
Louisville
Nashville
Reese
Rok Island
Utah
Kennecott
Massive North Dakota Mellon's Grain Holdings Parade
Thirteen large farm and grain companies offered to merge holdings totaling 1 062 country elevators across Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Manitoba. The package includes tens of summer elevators and Duluth Minneapolis facilities with about 65 million bushels capacity, announced by the grain firms.
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Wiancapeles
Hy A. P
Thorty Ass Gram Companies
Mimneneta
Marcee
Minneapella
Demand for full probe into death of American diplomat
Reported probe into the killing of Robert Imbrie American vice consul and Melvin Seymour as authorities accuse Persian guards of failing to protect them. Mob attacked the carriage near a Persian fountain. Imbrie died from sabre wounds while Seymour was beaten and injured. police struggled to control the crowd as both victims were moved to hospital.
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Teberan
Persia
Robert Imbrie
Melin Seymour
Peruas
Theoldiers
Imbre
Seymour
Amerithe
Oasach
Interforest
Nice
Parore Hospital
Jabrae
Hope Temta
Seymours
Epidemic of Petty Thievery Reported
A brief item notes a rising wave of petty thefts in the area with references to tires and other small goods. The report highlights recurring incidents and urges residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity to authorities. Local merchants report minor losses and a pattern of opportunistic thefts.
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APF
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Sharan
Childewa
Tadey Obras Gre
Fred Bedgki
Northlands
Bederita Ea
Herard Armedy Chen
Sasther
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Tate
Vemreet
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