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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1924

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Crowe Tries to Undermine White in Leopold Loeb Case

In Chicago on August 2, Judge Caverly's court heard Robert Crowe challenge Dr. William A White about his memorandum on Leopold and Loeb. The exchange focused on insanity versus mental illness and whether the report should be admitted.

Associated Prensa Chicago Wm. A. White Government Hospital For the Washington Mr. Crowe Clarences. Darrow Walter Bachrach Caverly Crowe Richard Loeb Nathan Leopold, Jr Robert Franks Wm. A White John JF. Conerly Robert E. Crowe Loeb Leopold

Motorman Loses Car After Quick Patrolman Chase

Tulsa August 2 1930 Motorman P F Wilson left his car to check a downtown traffic blockade. He returned to find the vehicle missing a lone passenger clinging to a chickens and shouting for help. After several blocks the car derailed into a telephone pole. the passenger was uninjured.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Pasenger

D A R Favors U S Defense Day

D A R supports National Defense Day on September 12 with cooperation from many societies. Governor Blaine opposes the plan saying it could promote militarism and would not designate the day in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin National Guard may join only if called by the president in a national emergency.

Washington War Department Anthony Wayne Cook Daughters of the American Revolution Blaine Madison Wis Wisconsin Br. Blaine Harry C. Galle Sixth Army Corps Chicago Ralph M. Immell Wisconsin National Guard

Simmons to stand trial in Muscatine for Ferguson murder

Harlan Simmons 26 of Tipton Iowa was captured near Tiffin Ohio in connection with the July 12 killing of Orton Ferguson a tourist from Atlanta Michigan at West Liberty Iowa. He denied the crime but faces first degree murder charges as authorities pursue extradition or local prosecution.

Tiffin Ohio Harlan (Gale ) Simmons Tipton Iowa Muscatine Orton Ferguson Atlanta Mich West Liberty Simmons Pred Smith Ferguson C. L. Lamont Lamont Des Moines Gabe Simmons James Risden State Bureau of Investigation Scott County Simons Davenport Biaden Eaid Bureau of Investigation Risden Ole Bureau Fergnson

Davis Tends Draft For August 11 Address In Clarkshoro

Locust Valley, Aug 2 John W Davis pressed ahead with the address for his hometown ceremony in Clarkshoro West Virginia set for Aug 11. Campaign manager Clem L Shaver remains in Washington on organization matters and will join Davis for the Clarkshoro notification and Western headquarters openings in Chicago before heading to Lincoln Nebraska for Governor Charles W Ryan’s nomination event on Aug 18.

Locust Valley John W. Davis Clarkshure W. Va Maine Clem L. Shaver Bington New York Mr. Davis Clarkshoro Chicago Western Lincoln Neb Charles W. Ryan Nebraska Democratic View

Latin department enrollment at Iowa totals 209

Fifteen states are represented in the University of Iowa Latin Department summer session registrations, totaling nearly 209 students. Most participants are graduates or teachers, and the head of the department notes the rise mirrors national interest in Latin studies.

Iowa City University of Iowa B. L. Ullman

Temperature Near Normal Next Week Forecast

Weather outlook for the week starting Monday shows generally fair conditions in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with local showers possible after midweek and temperatures near normal.

Washington Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri Valleye

Former Supreme Court Justice George Shiras Jr. Dies

Pittsburgh reports the death of former United States Supreme Court Justice George Shiras Jr. at age 92 from pneumonitis after a fall at his home five weeks earlier. The jurist served on the high court from 1892 to 1903 and died in a local hospital.

Agen Intel Pressey Pittsburgh Geo. Shiras, Jr United States Supreme Court Frome

U S Flier Faces Fog On Voyage To Iceland

Lieutenant Eric Nelson flying from the Orkneys toward Iceland with Lieutenants Harding and Smith was reported by destroyers off the Faroe Islands and Iceland as a dense fog hindered observation. Attempts to locate Nelson followed three airplanes exiting Scapa Flow with light winds and calm seas.

Reyriavie Iceland Eric Nelson Orkneys Reid Hornafjord United States Nelson Richmond Billingaly Faroe Islands Army New Orleans John Harding, Jr Faroe Station Kirkwall Chicago Houten Bay Houten Bay Into the Main Body of Scapa Flow Smith Okneys Wade Birsay

Applerate Couple Return Home From Bemidji

Mr and Mrs A E Applerate arrive home after visiting Bemidji Minnesota where they have been caring for their daughter Mrs Edna Rick ard and assisting with her needs.

Bemidji, Minn Carine Edna Rickard

Aviator Dies in Tribute Flight Over Reno Cemetery

In Reno a coroner's jury will probe the death of William F Blanchfield air mail pilot at age 29 He dropped a wreath over a grave during a funeral service and his plane struck wires and crashed Another flyer Claire K Vance circled the grave after the funeral in tribute to mechanic Samuel J Gerrano Both men served in WWI with the British Royal Flying Corps and the air mail service since 1921

Associated Press Reno Wiliam F Blanchfield Air Mail Bill Blanchfield British Royal Flying Corps Ireland Hlanchfield Samuel J. Gerrano Claire K. Vance Gerrano Vance

Honors Paid to Harding on First Anniversary

Washington marks a year since President Harding's death with half mast at the White House and a wreath laid in Marion Ohio. President Coolidge ordered the tribute as a restrained memorial while Harding’s term remains in memory. In Marion a wreath to his tomb was laid and at 7 p.m. bells rang for five minutes in reverent tribute.

Associated Press Washington Harding White House Coolidge Mr. Harding Marion Ohio Warren Gamaliel Harding Palace Hotel San Francis Seo Central Fire Station

Iowa State College to Offer Economies for Women Course

A new course titled economies for women will be offered at Iowa State College next fall. It will cover when and how to buy household necessities, how to study the market, and economical home management practices. Dr. Hazel Kyrk, a full professor of household administration and economics, will lead the course.

Associated Press AMFS Town Iowa State College Hazel Kyrk Miss Kyrk Brya Mawr

Dawes Plan Program Agreed At Inter Allied Conference

London hosted a half hour plenary session where premiers and ambassadors finalized a complete program to launch the Dawes reparations settlement. The plan, refined after two all night sessions, includes transfers and penalties with Germans to arrive for final input by Monday night.

London Dawes Inter-Allied Conference Foreign Office Kellogg MacDonald Herriot

Nebraska Man Named La Follette Wheeler Regional Manager

Frank A. Harrison of Nebraska was named regional manager for the La Follette-Wheeler campaign covering Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Wyoming. He will establish campaign headquarters in Lincoln and coordinate group activities across the territory. He arrived from Washington to confer with national manager Representative M. Nelson and will travel to Nebraska early next week.

Chicago Frank A. Harrison Nebraska la Follette-Wheeler Iowa Kansas Missouri Wyoming Mr. Wheeler Hiram W. Johnson California Harrison Lincoln Neb Washington M. Nelson Wisconsin

Still Deadlocked on Irish Boundary

London August 2 The conference between Prime Minister MacDonald and President Cosgrave produced no results. The government will proceed with a bill to sanction the formation of the boundary commission without Ulster participation.

James A. Logan Owen D. Young Praaler Great Britain London MacDonald Streseemann Jurists’ Committee Cosgrave Irish Free State Boundary Commission Ulster

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