Leopold and Loeb plead not guilty in murder case
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, celebrated young suspects, plead not guilty to kidnapping and murder charges as a crowded Chicago courtroom listens. Judge Caverly sets trial for August 11 with motions to quash due July 21, Darrow and Crowe leading defense.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Assium
Franks
John R. Cuverly
Crimon
Leopold
Lord
Loch
Caverly
Roterti
Crewe
Darrow
Johan IL Caverty
Loeb
Clarexe Darrew
Benjamin Bachrach
Curase
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Lillie
Robert EF. Crowe
Trea
Jachrach
Wich
Jodee Caverly
Debtor Admits Heavy Debt Despite Spare Barbershop Tools
Cincinnati June 11. Charles Creager, a farmer, declares he is heavily in debt but shows no barber bills. He filed for bankruptcy listing assets as six razors a pair of scissors and two razor strops. Liabilities are $4,554.20.
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Eneinnati
Charles Creager
4Us Hstine
New Japanese Cabinet Takes Oath of Office
The new Japanese cabinet led by Premier Kato took its oath of office and was presented to the prince regent, according to a Central News dispatch from Tokyo.
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Premir Kato
Offic
Tokio
Japanese Resolutions to be Made Public on Immigration Law
Texts of resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of Japanese residents in New York regarding the Japanese exclusion clause of the new immigration law will be published by the Japanese association late today. It also notes recent anti American demonstrations in Tokio referenced by the association.
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New York
Tokio
Jaapanese Association
Progress of G. O. P. Elephant Parade at Republican Convention
June 11 Cleveland reports a heated session as the resolutions committee struggled over platform planks. Representative Henry Cooper attacked the sub committee platform prompting a fight over La Follette and progressive elements while Hoover met Coolidge regarding the vice presidency and trade issues.
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Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
Resolutions Committee
Henry Allen Cooper
Wisconsin
Resolutans Committee
Cooper
la Foliete
Party
Regudlarity
Arartel
Knocv
Whese Guethority
Ps Idhomen
la Follette
Bemet
Republican Party
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Millerand Resigns. France Awaits New President on Friday the 13th
President Millerand announced his resignation with a call to defend liberty and the republic as deputies prepare to elect a successor in Versailles. He accused political enemies of forcing his departure and warned of dangers from the constitutional breach. The chamber and senate will meet at 1 p.m. to elect a new leader in a fragile political moment.
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Yaris
Lherty
Republic
France
Alexander Millerand
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Millierand
Pers
Senate
Versailles
Srenees
Republican National Convention Day Two Program in Cleveland
The second day opens with Temporary Chairman Theodore Burton at 10 30 am. Bishop Joseph Shrembs gives an invocation as the Star Spangled Banner is sung. Committees on credentials permanent roll organization rules resolutions and Wisconsin plank are reported and adopted with Mondell to be escorted to the platform. Adjournment to Thursday morning.
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Cleveland
Theodore Burton
Joseph Shrembs
Frank Mondell
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Springfield Tops Cancer Death Toll in 1906 Report
Springfield Illinois led U S cities with the highest cancer death rate 169.4 per 100 000 people The Spectator notes San Francisco Albany and Norfolk also show high or low rates Frederick L Hoffman cites rising death rate linked to neglect of cancer control National totals rise from 10 066 in 1906 to 22 616 in 1923
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New York
Springfield
Til
the Spectator
San Francisco
Cal
Albany
N. Y
Norfolk
Frederick L. Hoffman
United States
Burglar Removes Lock Of Door Ransacks Cornwell Home
A burglar entered the home of E. E. Cornwell at 1619 George Street after removing the front door lock while three residents slept. The intruder rummaged the house and escaped with loot valued at over $200, including Mr. Cornwell’s coat and trousers and a bag containing currency.
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E. E Cornwell
George Street
Coolidge Convention Advances Drafted Platform Proposals
Nightlong drafting sessions produced a 6000 word Coolidge platform with economy and tax reform pledges, agriculture balance, and world court stance. It condemns misfeasance, supports immigration limits, and stresses veterans care while avoiding explicit Klan endorsement.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Congress
United Press
Republican Party
World Court
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
Senate
Tax Revision Commission
Veterans’ Bureau
South Dakota
Cleve land meet shaping Hoovers running mate fight
Militants backing Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord push for Coolidge second term as vice president option at Cleveland convention. Debates among ex service delegates and administration spokesmen set Harbord against Hoover and other candidates with final elimination talk and platform drafting ongoing.
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United Press
Municipal Auditorium
Cleveland
American Legion
James G. Warbor
Coolidge
Navy
Hoosevelt
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Tigover
Hubert Work
Kenyon
Yva
Curtis
Gen. Harbord
William M. Butler
C. Bascom Slemp
James Wadsworth
Weeks
James Watson
Mulvane
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Lowden
Borah
Work
Tlarbord
Hoover
Man in Schunck Robbery Is Held to Grand Jury
Paul Guike confessed taking part in robbing the John Schunck home at 2294 Nebraska Street. He arraigned on a robbery charge, waived preliminary hearing, and was held to the grand jury.
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Paul Guike
John Schunck
Nebraska Street
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NEA
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Theodore E. Burton
Jone
Paul R. Mallon
Lowdon
Robert J. Bender
Lowden
Dawes
Charles Dawes
Harbord
Racio Corporation
Amereica
Iowa
Bob la Follette
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