Darrow Eyes Sanity Trial in Leopold Loeb Case
July 16 report on Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, youths charged with murder. Clarence Darrow argues insanity, seeking a trial focused on mental state rather than crime, with discussions of postponement and media setup for a high profile case.
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Nathan Leo Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Darrow
Leopold
Loeb
Richard Loeb
Lalones
Tad Witte
Seeyaset Tyne
Innem Forge
Esylama
Ireland
Joe
John TR
The
United
Wi Y
Chicago
Amesate Hawkels
Anderson Denies Bid For Cassady Vacancy
Hi Anderson, a gubernatorial candidate, denied reports he sought the Cassady secretary vacancy, stating he aimed to stay in the governor race. Wireless reports mention a May 4 British flyer as part of the day’s brief items.
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F W. Cassady
Hi Anderson
Son
Demain
Laren
Bridge Toll Plan Sparks Sioux City Council Action
Renewed efforts to build a high bridge over the Missouri River or buy the toll bridge gain momentum as council members agree to consider a South Sioux City Commercial Club proposal for joint action. A bond issue of 200000 is urged to win support in Dakota County while Nebraska would cover about two thirds of a 500000 project cost with federal and state funds eyed. Mayor Gilman notes Burlington railroad officials will visit Sioux City this month to discuss improvements, with cooperation anticipated as plans advance.
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Missouri River
South
Sioux City
Znc
C.D. Smiley
Nebraska
Warren R. Evans
Club
Law
Stewart Gilman
Burlington Railroad
Gilman
Nebraska City
Chicago
Haleiolden
Burlington
C. E. Burnham
Gre
Man and wife face array of charges in town case
Fred Ulrich and his wife of 1215 Sixth street were arrested after a chase on Military road with Pearl Shan Key and John Farrell of Sioux City. Ulrich faced a threat to kill charge and good behavior bond set at 400 dollars. Other suspects, including St. Jones and F. E. Nichols, were fined for speeding, while Adams won a venue change on a failure to support charge.
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Fred Ulrich
Sixth Street
Pearl Shan Key
John Farrell
Sioux City
William Thieson
C. F. Heaton
Sponge Squad
Ulrich
Farrell
Nkey
St. Jones
West Hotel
FE. Nichols
South Palmer
Jack London
F. E. Barnes
Tsadore Adams
Riverside Avenue
Police Release Woman Held in Shooting Case
Mrs Pear Rodriguez, 606 South Howard Street, was ordered released by Police Chief Joseph Young after an investigation into a brawl at her home. Her brother-in-law Bitco Rodriguez, injured when shot, was improved after an operation to remove a bullet from his armpit.
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Pear Rodriguez
South Howard
Joseph Young
Rodriguez
Bitco Rodriguez
Leech Street
Young
Pat
Grand Master Seeks Agriculture Job in Codgr Rapides
Codgr Rapides Ia July 16. A C Guerra, grand master of the tows treasurer seeks an agriculture position.
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Codgr Rapides Ia
Gram
Heaviest Wind in Two Years During Electrical Storm
Sioux City recorded the strongest wind in two years during a storm last night. Forecaster G. K. Greening reported a maximum velocity of 60 mph from the east, with gusts of 50 to 60 mph for 12 minutes. Rainfall totaled 1.04 inches, including 0.89 inches in 20 minutes between 8:44 and 9:04. The day’s high and low temperatures reached 89 and 62 respectively.
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Sioux City
G. K. Greening
Toda
Contagious Diseases Reported to Council
Today pat Pornell disclosed 43 cases of Sioux City and that 629 pounds of food were condemned as unfit for consumption. Inspections during the month by Dr. Benjamin examined 75 specimens in the city health program.
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Pat Pornell
Sioux City
Benjamin
City
Frenzy Grips Chicago Pit in Sharp Rise
Chicago July 16 reports show a wild session as wheat and corn futures surged with unfavorable weather fears. July wheat closed at 1.26 a bushel, new high for the season, and July corn at 1.10- a quarter higher. Trading frenetic, crowds packed the pit as 60,138,000 bushels of wheat and 20,955,000 bushels of corn were tallied, reflecting strong demand and volatile day on the board.
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Chicago
Seltom
Mintaca
Tail light night parking rule passed by council
Sioux City council approved an ordinance requiring red tail lights from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise to curb night street parking. The measure, passed unanimously, takes effect after routine legal steps are completed.
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Sioux City
DOLD IOWA RESIDENT DIES IN SIOUX CITY
George Fredrick a seven year old resident of Sioux City died at home 011 Fifth Avenue this morning from a complication of diseases He was born in Maryland moved to Paullina Virginia and lived there over forty years He was a farmer He moved to Sioux City five months ago and was a member of the I C F I Judge The deceased is survived by his wife one son A R Fredrick of California and one grandson George Hubert Fredricks of Meriden Iowa The body remains at Westcott's undertakers pending funeral arrangements.
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George Fredrick
Fifth Avenue
Fredrick
Maryland
Paullina
A. R. Fredrick
California
George Hubert Fredricks
Meriden
Westcott
Woman Injured in Runaway Near Clinton Ta
Mrs Willian Dunn 63, driving a team hitched to a hay fork, was dragged when the horses ran away near Clinton Pennsylvania today. She suffered mangled broken legs and wounds to head and body. Condition is serious.
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Clinton, Ta
Willian Dunn
Two Men Taken As Firebugs Who Twice Set Blaze
Presho July 16 two men arrested on charges of firing a dwelling owned by EM Sedgwick. Mrs M O Bignick and J E Pond accused as firebugs who twice triggered fires using an alarm clock after midnight with batteries. Motive unknown.
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Presho
EM. Sedgwick
M. O. Bignick
J. E. Pond
Dawn of another Paris reparations conference in London
London hosts the 15th inter allied reparations talks at Ramsay MacDonald’s foreign office. Delegates from ten nations, led by Kellogg and Col. Logan, gather around a horseshoe table amid a mood of hopeful optimism.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Foreign Office
Paris
Ruhr
Germany
Europe
Ofsteak Mackonala
A Lo- Samm Meier Heriot
France
Scoutant
Denave
Ieecemer Theunis
Belg
Varount
Ishi Bembayanhi
Japan
Dealdeseaad
MD Aignaries
corri+ iées
Ambas Kellogg
Col. Logan
Revolutionary attempt in Peru ends in fiasco at Arequipa
Lima reports a July 14 offensive by loyal troops against Santa Marta barracks in Arequipa ended in fiasco. The seventh cavalry attacked the rebel garrison, four hours of fighting left the loyal side subdued with officers and three soldiers wounded. Rebel losses were not confirmed.
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Lima
Peru
Arequipa
Santa Marta
Boy Turned Bandi Slain In Gun Fight
Chicago July 16 The bullet riddled body of Frank Ziets 17 lies in the morgue. He sought easy money by purchasing a mail order revolver. Armed with a new pistol he started out to wrest a living from the Varna. He stopped at a saloon for a drink to steady himself but the bartender refused and informed police that Frank was armed.
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Chicago
Frank Ziets
Frank
Varna
World flyers land at Croydon in England after Paris to London flight
Americans led by Lieut Lowell Smith touch down at Croydon airdrome near London after a daylong cross channel hop from Paris. Crowds cheer as the Stars and Stripes fly over the field and officials welcome the world flight crews before they proceed to London by auto.
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Bay
America
Paris
Smith
Air Ministry
Branckner
Welome
London
Tepourget
Channel
England
United States Army
English Channel
Lebourget
France
A. Todpon
Lowell Smith
United Press Su
Republican national committee to set up New York headquarters
Eastern headquarters of the Republican National Committee will be established this week at 2 West Forty-second Street New York. William M. Butler plans Dawes speeches in the west after Labor Day with events in Lincoln Nebraska and the Minneapolis state fair. Notification of Coolidge will occur at Memorial Centennial in Washington on April 14 with Mondell delivering the speech. Dawes will be notified in Evanston Illinois by A W Jeffries. Public access and radio broadcasts will be provided.
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New York
Republican National Committee
West Forty-second Street
William Mf. Butler
Coolidge
Chicago
Butler
Gen. Dawas
West
Lincoln
Neb
Republian
Minneapolis State Fair
Memorial Centennial
Democrats lay down election campaign plan
New York July 16 Democratic leaders map a national strategy with Davis focused on east of the Mississippi. Bryan to address middle west while Smith boosts New York New Jersey and New England support. McAdoo to aid speeches in western states. Smith urged to run again for New York governor, Ta ll man Sivany backs him. Davis to tour coast. advisory board formed to back the campaign.
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Robert J. Bender
New York
John W. Davis
Mississippi
Charles W. Bryan
Middle West
la Follette
New Yark
New Jersey
Thode Island
Massachusetts
al Smith
Wm. G. McAdoo
Davis
Smith
Judge Sivany
Tammany
Tammany Organization
Tts Tyes
Bryan
McAdoo
Charles Dane
The
Murray
Young Ready to Take Reparations Job Hint London
London reports Owen D Young in New York has not accepted the role of agent for the reparations payments under the Roberts plan. He cites that reparations are not noted in the matter, as Young explains to the United authorities.
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Yoshida
Emassy
United States
Masano Hanihara
London
Owen D. Young
New York
Suchtap Young
United
Fiery fires raze 250 California and Idaho villages
Fires swept the Pacific coast destroying 250 villages in northern California and northern Idaho. At least 24 people were reported missing and two injured. Mines such as Nabob, Jim Blaine, and Highland faced destruction while towns along the Fire Pat district battled a 10 mile front. President Coolidge offered federal forest-fire aid as California sought relief.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Idaho
Pine Canyon
Bulla
Nabob
Constitution
Jim Blaine
Little Pittsburgh
Douglas
Highland
Fort Rico
Clearwater
B.C
Kiamagh National Forest
Santa Barbara Forest
Coolidge
Washington
Richardson
Ramento
Censorship Veils Revolt in Brazil
Buenos Aires reports a clampdown on Rio de Janeiro and Santos dispatches on the Sao Paulo rebellion. United Press says staff reporters there have not transmitted for over 12 hours and further messages are restricted by military authorities. Montevideo notes confirm press censorship south of Brazil.
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Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United Press
Rom
Sinclair Common Stock Dividend Passed
New York reports Bindal Consolidated Oil Corp declares a quarterly dividend on common stock. Payment date and exact amount not specified in the fragmented OCR text.
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Sinclair Common
New York
Bindal Consolidated’ Oil Corporation
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