Abnormalities of Slayers Admitted in Chicago Trial
In Chicago the Leopold and Loeb murder trial moves toward closing its case as the state presents handwriting and typewriter expert testimony. Examined witnesses identify the ransom notes and plot elements while defense counsel questions cross examination. alienist testimony to follow on insanity versus abnormality. The day features looming battle between prosecution and defense over mental state, with two boys facing potential capital punishment if found sane and responsible. Meanwhile in Los Angeles Australian theater owner W A Gibson spends a million dollars in three days on motion picture rentals.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Justice R. Caverly
Seaflorld
Robert Franks
R. F. Tyrell
Milwaukee
Jay F. Wood
Leopard and Loeb
Clarence Strangly
Tyne
Crane
Los Angeles
W. A. Gibson
Announcement of Johns Hopkins patient in critical condition
Announcement states Attorney Lee is in Johns Hopkins University Hospital Baltimore in critical condition with likely no chance of recovery. Mr Stroup left his office weeks ago, returned home, then went to Cleveland Clinic. Final report sent him to Baltimore for expert surgery where a growth near the brain base was found and deemed untreatable. he served as a former judge of the court of common pleas and was a member of the bar.
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Attory Lee
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Stroup
Cleveland Clinic
The
Court of Common
Ding
Fatal Auto Crash Near Oberlin Claims Mrs Sherman Noble
A two mile north of Oberlin accident yesterday afternoon when a rear wheel failed and the car left the road and overturned. Mrs. Sherman Noble of Shiloh was killed. Her husband is hospitalized with brain concussion but expected to recover. Mrs. Kent Jenne of Greenwich is hospitalized with a head wound and bruises. Mr. Noble, formerly Huron county commissioner, is well known in the area.
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Oberlin
Sherman Noble
Shiloh
Kent Jenne
Greenwich
Noble
Huron County
Senator Lodge In Serious Condition After Operation
Senate leader Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts is in serious condition at Charles Gate Hospital after emergency bladder surgery. Aged 74, he faced possible further operations as doctors monitor recovery, with a late bulletin deeming his condition satisfactory while under care following anesthesia and a private hospital transfer.
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Boston
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles Gate Hospital
Senator Lodge
East Point Nahant
Washington
Frederick Winslow
Lytle Hesalsied
Jayan
Cunningham Waa
Baby Landers Dies of Cholera Infantum
Baby Betty Jane Landers four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Landers 1139 East River Street passed away suddenly on the way to the hospital death attributed to cholera infantum occurred at 9 00 last night The body was taken to the Sudro Funeral Parlor She is survived by her parents one brother and grandparents Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 00 from the Berlin Heights Congregational church Rev Thompson officiated and burial was made in Berlin Heights
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Baby Landers
Betty Jane Landers
John Landers
East River Street
Sudro
Berlin Heights
Rev. Thompson
Eef
Thousands line Chicago court to see Loeb Leopold hearing
Curious crowds gather for hours outside the Loeb Leopold trial as Judge John H. Caverly weighs whether the youths should hang or life imprisonment. Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Bachrach stand with attorneys while alienists and officials confer nearby. Throngs struggle for views of the proceedings inside the court building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John H. Caverly
Clarence Darrow
Benjamin Bachrach
William A. Krohn
H. D. Singer
Milton Smith
Outlook in Europe Editor's Note on European finance
Sir Josiah Stamp, a leading British economist and Dawes committee member, discusses long term factors shaping European finance. He highlights the German settlement, the French budget, and US Federal Reserve gold policy as key drivers and outlines how a stable German settlement could unlock monetary stability and curb inflation, with ripple effects for France, Italy, Austria, Czrecho-Solvakia, and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Josiah Stamp
Dawes
Josiah
Traly
Austria
Czrecho-Solvakia
Poland
U.S. Business Seeks Foreign Markets Rise in Export Interest
Washington reports a surge in export interest with July inquiries surpassing 125000 as American manufacturers seek foreign outlets. Since 1921, inquiries have grown from about 30000 to a peak of 131000 in May, with officials predicting renewed activity soon.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
France Reads a Definite Budget Path to Stabilize Franc
The article discusses shifting from contingency to clear accounting in France budget framing. It argues for a definite plan to replace hopes of contingent German receipts, set a solid credit basis, and tests whether France will tax itself seriously beyond panic or pride. It notes the franc’s real value remains undetermined and hints at assessing true long-run value.
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Germany
France
Three Divorce Suits Entered In Lorain Court
Inrea new divorce suits have been filed in court. Ruby Arnold of 244 Bath street seeks a divorce from Charles Arnold on extreme cruelty. They wed in Norwalk last February. he left in March and she hasn’t seen him since. Regina Vilegi of Lorain asks a divorce from Joseph Vilegi for extreme cruelty. she alleges lack of support for herself and three children, detention of the family, and seeks alimony, custody, and an injunction. Adalina Bianco of Lorain seeks a divorce from John Blancto for extreme cruelty. she says he denied ordinary necessaries, forced her to sign a bank check, and threatened to kill her, requesting a divorce and an injunction.
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Ruby Arnold
Bath Street
Charles Arnold
Norwalk
Regina Vilegi
Lorain
Joseph Vilegi
Adalina Bianco
John Blancto
Mayor Hinkson Taken To Memorial Hospital After Illness
Mayor Hinkson was taken to Memorial hospital after falling ill at the Eagles picnic and returning home for rest. Doctors attribute the illness to high blood pressure. Friends were alarmed, but hospital reports say he is improving, and Police Chief Stankard says he feels well and hopes to be discharged in a day or two.
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Hinkson
Memorial Hospital
Eagles
Hig
Stankard
Engineer’s Bravery Believed to Save Many in Wreck
Reach City Ohio July 28 Harry Johnson 49 engineer of Caston died with his hand on the throttle as a Wheeling & Lake Erie passenger train crashed through a burning trestle one mile north of Reach City. Sixteen passengers were injured and taken to Massillon City Hospital. Fireman James West of Zanesville said Johnson ordered the jump as the burning framework appeared. The engine and two coaches plunged 30 feet into a creek. The conductor William McDonald of Zanesville was uninjured. relief trains and ambulances rushed to the scene from Brewster and Massillon.
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City
Harry Johnson
Caston
Wheeling & Lake
Here
Massillon
Johnson
James West
Zanesville
West
Massillon City Hospital
Ohio
George Reed
Fresno
Ed Boyd
Edwin Wyler
J. A. Mapes
Coshocton
A. L. Norman
J. S. Moore
M. MacPherson
Chill
J. R. Miller
R. L. Daugherty
Edgar Camps
Grover Huss
Brewster
Wm. McDonald
Amherst Sues Village for 5000 Dollars Over Watercourse
George Keller filed suit in common pleas court against the village of Amherst, alleging a natural watercourse runs through his property. He says storm and sanitary sewers drain into it, plans to add land would increase flow, causing overflow, foul odor, illness to his family, and seeks 5000 dollars damages and a restraining order against further connections.
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Amherst
George Keller
Hold up man shot in wrist on East Bridge Street
L C Colson of 112 Homer Street was robbed by two men near the Mar tel Packing Co plant on East Bridge Street Saturday night. He was struck in the left wrist, escaped to a store, and notified police. The assailants wore caps and white shirts, one six feet tall, the other shorter. Police searched the area but found no trace.
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L. C. Colson
Homer St
Mr. Colson
East Bridge St
Martell Packing Co
Colson
CANDIDATES SPEAK HERE TUESDAY AT LEAGUE MEETING
Tomorrow evening candidates for county offices will appear before the League of Women Voters to explain why they seek their offices and their positions on questions. Invited are candidates for probate judge court of appeals treasurer prosecuting attorney clerk of courts recorder and surveyor. A separate meeting for other candidates is planned later at the Church of Christ at 8 p.m. The Oberlin League meeting tonight has been postponed to tomorrow night.
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League of Woman Voters
Court of Appeals
Church of Christ
League
Oberlin
Military services for Joseph Esch and Finlayson rites
Funeral services for the late Joseph Esch will be held tomorrow at 9 AM at St Marys church with a military burial by the American Legion. Ex service members should meet at the Legion rooms by 8:45 to escort the body from Cambridge Street to the church and cemetery on Lake Avenue. Carl Esch is noted as a brother living in Chicago. Finlayson rites Tuesday at his Grafton home replace Wednesday, with the Masons in charge.
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Joseph Esch
St. Mary's Church
American Legion
Legion
Cambridge Street
Lake Avenue
Carl Esch
Chicago
Finlayson
James Finlayson
Grafton
Masons
Davis and Moriarty to Speak at City Park Tonight
Hand bills claim former governor Harry L. Davis will address the city at 7:30 PM as a Republican nomination hopeful. Rose Moriarty is also listed as a speaker, with details appearing on local handouts. Baby Spore, six weeks old, died Sunday at 8:30, after three weeks of illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1:30 PM at Sudro Funeral Home, Rev. E. B. Berkeade officiating, burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Rose Moriarty
Baby Spore
J. B. Spore
Edward Spore
Adelbert Avenua
Ationnoon
E. B. Berkeadé
Ridgelawn
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John Hopkins’ Hospital
Woran
Sen. Cabot Lodge
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Leopold
Latsus
Europe
Josiah Etamp
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London
Federal Reserve Board of the United States
U.S
Mayor Hinkson
Persia
Oswent
Robert Imbrie
Teherssi
United State Government
State Department
United States
Teheran
Joseph Saul Kornfeld
Imbrie
Kornfeld
Coolidge
Ocean
Warrington
William Oldham
Waverington
Mera
Oldham
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