Darrow May Put Leopold and Loeb on Stand
In Chicago court, Clarence Darrow signals defense may call Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb and their families to testify as witnesses. He plans to place parents and friends on the stand to portray the boys’ home life and social activities while alienists later argue mental illness.
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Criminal Court Room
Chicago
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Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Darrow
Clarence E. Darrow
Benjamin Bachrach
Leopold
Loeb
Nate
Dickie
Allen Loeb
Jacob Loeb
Dickies
Charlevoix
Mich
Leopold and
Loeble
H. S. Hulbert
James Whitney Hall
Defense Alienists
Hall
Bernard Glueck
New York
Wm. A. White
Washington
D. C
Wm. Healy
Boston
Crowe
Healy
Weather Outlook for Midwest Tonight Through Wednesday
Iowa sees thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with cooler conditions in the south central tonight. Nebraska experiences mostly fair weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the east. South Dakota expects mostly fair skies tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the east and central portions on Wednesday.
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Iowa
Nebraska
East
South Dakota
Licenses and Marriages Recorded in Local Notices
Marriage licenses list Harrison McKinley Galland and Jessie Rich of New York Brooklyn Neb and other unions. George Mann aged 21 with Gelva L Slater 16, Maskell Neb. Urban Wilck 22 Round Lake Minn wed Caroline Schoeneman 19 Round Lake Minn. Roy Walch city official to Fannie Vander yveen city official
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Harrison McKinley Galland
Cumminsville
Neb
Jessie Rich
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Mann
Maskell
Gelva L. Slater
Urban Wilck
Round Lake
Minn
Caroline Schoeneman
Roy Walch
City
Fannie Vanderyveen
Johnsons Welcome Daughter Born July 28
Mr and Mrs Howard J Johnson of 1122 South Paxton street announce the birth of a girl at Maternity hospital on July 28.
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Johnson
Mrs. Howard J
South
Paxton Street
Maternity
Smith's Villa Paving Proceeds Rapidly Across Blocks
An extensive street paving program is underway in Smith's Villa with several blocks laid in the last 19 days. Contractors reporting they can finish a block per day due to improved handling facilities. Mrs. George Wilson and son Frank with the Misses Mary and Sarah Wilson of Janesville Wis depart for a week at Okoboji and Spirit Lake. Mrs. Frederick Roost and children return from a month at Lake Okoboji. Frank Rath and sisters Emma and Rose plan a broad western auto tour after Yellowstone and the Frontier Days celebration in Cheyenne, returning via Denver.
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Smith's Villa
George Wilson
Frank
Mary and
Sarah Wilson
Janesville
Wis
Okboji
Spirit Lake
Frank Rath
Emma
Rose
West
Yellowstone Park
Cheyenne
Denver
Woman Speaker Praises Building Trades Union Work
Mrs Dorothy OT ool e spoke before the Building Trades union at the labor temple praising the union's work and efficient organization in Sioux City. The assembly granted her credentials ensuring cooperation of the union in future efforts.
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Dorothy O'Toole
Building Trades Union
Labor Temple
Sioux City
Iowa Deaths List Reflects Sudden Endings In Several Towns
Newton resident Ami T. Guthrie of Guthrie Seed and Feed collapsed at work and died before a doctor arrived. He was 56, a Mason and community figure. survived by his widow, three sons and a daughter. Albert Maura of Seattle died in transit for burial in Wilton Junction. Arthur Damrow 24 of Ida Grove died in Cannon Falls Minnesota from blood poisoning after a facial injury. Samuel Byers, 70, of New London died at home. Mathias Paxton 87 Civil War veteran died in Burlington.
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Ami T. Guthrie
Guthrie Seed and Feed Company
Mr. Guthrie
George Longnecker
Guthrie
Ida Grove
Arthur Damrow
Fred Damrow
Cannon Falls
Minn
Leo McNamara Post
American Legion
Burlington
Mathias Paxton
Civil War Veteran Manchester Pride Dies at Home
Manchester C. C. Pride, Civil War veteran born in Indiana in 1838, died at his son's home. He served in Company G, Eleventh Iowa Infantry from 1861 to 1865, was captured at Atlanta and imprisoned eight months. Survived by three of his six sons and two daughters. relatives include L. E. Pride former Delaware County sheriff, Olive Simmons of Chicago, and L. D. Pride of the city.
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Eleventh
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Atlanta
Manchester
C. C. Pride
Indiana
Sarah Ellen Purkey
L. E. Pride
Delaware County
Olive Simmons
Chicago
Ill
L. D. Pride
Scalding Water Splits Couple as Baker Seeks Divorce
Charles Baker of 222 West Third Street files for divorce in district court claiming his wife poured scalding water down his back on a hot Sabbath. They married March 4 1921 and have two children custody is requested. Other petitions allege cruel and inhuman treatment by husbands John L Humphreys and Abner Johnson with Eva Johnson seeking divorce from Abner Johnson. Florence Humphreys from John L Humphreys.
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Charles Baker
West Third Street
Baker
Florence W. Humphreys
John L. Humphreys
Eva Johnson
Abner Johnson
Elk Point
S. D
Campaign Joker on Grain Prices and La Follette Campaign
Rep John M Nelson national campaign manager for the progressives in Washington predicts grain price changes will not swing the November vote. He says farmer prosperity ties to broader policy, not immediate price shifts, and argues La Follette Wheeler offer a constructive plan to free agriculture from exploitation by the current system.
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Sioux City Register
Washington
Washington, D. C
John M. Nelson
National Executive Committee
Wisconsin
la Follette
Nelson
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Wheeler
White House
Mexicans in Court on Peonage Charge
Refugio Sabala Reyes and Pedro Fernando Reyes were granted venue changes to Carl W. H. Sass court by Police Judge Joseph Hays. Accused by Gabriel and Maria Reyes of threatening injury for refusal to continue work. The pair, newly arrived in Iowa from Mexico, say they have served as peons since arrival.
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Refugio Sabala Reyes
Pedro Fernando Reyes
Carl W. H. Sass
Joseph Hays
Gabriel
Maria Reyes
Iowa
Mexico
City Council to Hear Public Franchise Protests
Councilmen convene to decide if a public hearing on the proposed franchise is needed to hear protests and citizen input. No new exceptions to the agreement have reached officials since publication. If the session ends early, the hearing will occur at the regular Saturday morning meeting, Mayor Stewart Gilman announced.
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Stewart Gilman
Infant Daughter Dies of Fowler Family at Rock Street
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fowler of 1508 Rock Street is reported deceased. The notice provides the family name and address with no additional details.
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F. J. Fowler
Rock Street
Subscription Payment Offer Boosts Votes Before Campaign Close
The notice states subscription payments are worth more votes during this period, with the offer open until August 2 at 9 P.M. It emphasizes remittances mailed before the closing hour will count, and repeats the deadline as Saturday August 2 at 9 P.M. 100,000 ex: Last Week 100,000 Exi.
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