Leoplod Loeb case witnesses testifying in Chicago court
Defense introduces lay witnesses in the Leopold Loeb murder hearing as the state contends one witness committed perjury. Miss Lorraine Nathan testifies on Loeb’s conduct while defense and state debate about prior statements. Dr Bernard Glueck argues healthy parent child relations hinder juvenile crime.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Robert F. Crowe
Lorraine Nathan
Crowe
Loeb
Franks
Miss Nathan
Greens Acres Toe
John R. Caverly
Robert Franks
Robert E. Crowe
Max Schrayer
University of Michigan
Bernard Glueck
Bureau of Children’s Guidance
New York
Glueck
Nelson and Baker Win Nominations in Missouri Primaries
Dr Arthur W Nelson of Bunceton Democrat and Sam A Baker of Jefferson City Republican won party nominations for Missouri governor in Tuesday primaries. Late tallies show Nelson leading by about 60 000 votes and Baker by about 40 000. Kate Morrow led Democratic race for secretary of state while Alice Moyer Wing appeared defeated in the 13th district race. all fifteen congressmen seemed renominated.
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ST. ‘Tours
Arthur W. Nelson
Bunceton
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Nelson
Baker
Kate 8. Morrow
James T. O'Brein
St. Louis
Alice Curtiss Moyer-Wing
13Th
Honduras Rebels Kill 2 Americans in Honduras
Two Americans were reported killed in San Mateo de Colon as General Peralta led a rebel attack. Government forces guard the frontier while American marines may be sent to the border. War Minister Gregorio Ferrera fled the capital with troops and arms in open rebellion amid rising hostilities near the Nicaraguan border.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
San Mateo de Colon
Honduras
Peralta
Tegucigalpa
Gregorio Ferrera
Iva Spangler Visits Washington from Crawfordsville
Iva Spangler of Crawfordsville is in Washington today to attend meetings and engage with local officials. The visit centers on networking and exploring potential projects during her stay.
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Iva Spangler
Crawfordsville
Washington
Roosevelt warned France and Germany to avert world war
Dr. Tyler Dennett said President Roosevelt understood the Far East as part of European politics and that his warning to France and Germany helped prevent a broader war. He cited a 1905 memorandum showing Roosevelt aligned the United States with a stance similar to Britain in the Anglo Japanese alliance and cited Roosevelt’s 1904 warnings amid Europe near a global conflict.
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Mase
Tyler Dennett
Washington
Roosevelt
France
Germany
Dennett
United States
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
England
Europe
Capper and Davis Lead Kansas Primary Returns
Returns from the Kansas primary show Senator Arthur Capper and Governor M. Davis holding large leads for re nomination with about 30,000 to 96,000 margins. The Republican gubernatorial race narrows as B S Paulen’s edge over M E Reed and ex Governor W K Stubbs shrinks. For the Democratic US Senate nomination James Malone leads Edward T Hackney in a five man field.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Arthur Ber
No M. Davis
B. S. Paulen
Fredonia
M. E
Big naval airship Shenandoah to visit Iowa fair
Des Moines hosts the Shenandoah during the state fair week with plans for an aviation field anchor and crew entertainment. The airship will also tour Kansas City Omaha Denver and St. Louis under guard by a state unit. Citizens of Shenandoah petition for the dirigible to pass through their town on its western voyage.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
St. Louis
Fairgrounds Aviation Field
National Guard
Kendall
State Fair
Shenandoah
Ecitizens
United States Naval Department
Iowa City
Craze Woman Kills Son in Waterloo River Tragedy
Waterloo case reports 80 year old Mrs Marie Mahertes killing her six year old son by throwing him into the river below town at 11 30 am. Neighbors notify police and the woman, believed insane, admits to the act without explanation.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Marie Mahertes
Far East Conflict Localized to Ease European Tensions
The report notes that the situation was narrowed to the Far East and potentially averted a wider European clash. Details emphasize diplomatic steps and regional focus, with quotes highlighting measured responses and the avoidance of broader war.
Airmen Leave for World Flight From Langley Field
Lieutenants George C. McDonald and Wa. FE. fertrandi departed Langley Field at 11 28 am for Pictou Nova Scotia aboard the Douglas cruising plane carrying Lieut Wade to continue the world flight. An East Greenland base at Ekalu it is located about 750 miles from Reykjavik Iceland as the next hop. A safe harbor at Kungnat is available for supply ships and plane recovery if needed.
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Newport News
George C. McDonald
Fertrandi
Langley Field
Pictou
N. S
Leich Wade
Washington
Army
Greenland
Ekaluit
Army Air Service
Reykjavik
Iceland
Milwaukee
Kungnat
Maytag Holds Conference on Budget Work with Hogue
Fred L. Maytag former acting director of the budget met with Budget Director E L Hogue to review early operations under the budget law. Maytag presented a resume of accomplishments and suggestions for smoother implementation. A new assistant director has not yet been appointed and a candidate had not accepted by noon.
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Associated Pross
Des Moines
Fred L. Maytag
Kendall
Senate
L. Hogue
Maytag
Hogue
Republicans Plan Campaign Strategy For 1924 Nomination
Washington Aug 7 The Republican party campaign plans are to be reviewed here next week with political leaders present for notification of President Coolidge and for discussion of nationwide surveys. Coolidge has been receiving daily reports but details of campaign plans remain undisclosed.
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Associated Preac
Washington
Republican Party
Coolidge
Brewster Named Republican Governor Candidate in Maine
State Senator Ralph O. Brewster who ran with the Ku Klux Klan ticket was declared nominated for governor by Republicans after a June primary. A recount changed the official returns from a Farrington lead to Brewster by 581 votes, up from an initial 20 vote margin.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Ralph O. Brewster
Frank G. Farrington
State Senate
Brewster
Ming River Flood Ravages Foo Chow Fukien City
Floods in Foo Chow Fukien along the Ming river doubled as the second worst on record. Two weeks of rain led to a five inch downpour on June 22 with flooding six to twelve feet deep. The Bridge of a Thousand Ages and low city sections were wrecked. the governor's HQ partly demolished and one bodyguard killed, six injured. Deaths in the city may reach fifty. rice crop in Ming Valley wiped out.
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Associated Press
Foo Chow
Fukien
Ming River
Ming Valley
Walton Nominated by Democrats for U S Senator in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City J C Walton former governor leads Congressman E Howard as results trickle in from 2 996 precincts with Walton ahead by 4084 votes. Walton a strong foe of the Ku Klux Klan appears poised to win the Democratic nomination while Republican W B Pine receives Klan backing. Incumbent congressmen lead in contested districts.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Howard
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Robert Owen
Walton
Precinta
C. J. Wreightaman
Ku Klux Klan
Wrightsman
W. B Pine
Okmulgee
Pine
La Follette Holds Early Campaign Conferences
Senator LaFollette begins a busy campaign period with a limited set of conferences. He rises early, attends to morning papers, and travels by short trips, insisting he is in excellent physical condition as supporters urge restraint until the arduous phase ends.
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Associated Prensa
Washington
LaFollette
Mr. LaFollette
Capitol
Senator LaFollette
Youth Disappears From Military Camp at Des Moines
Lester Allen Lapidus, 17, vanished from the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Des Moines Sunday night. Military and police authorities, with aid from his father, search for the Omaha family member, suspected to have fled after fearing camp rule consequences.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Lester Allen Lapidus
Citizens Military
Fort Des Moines
Mother of Mrs H M Towner Dies
Mrs Horace M Towner sails to New York with the body of her mother Mrs De Greene Cole who died last Sunday. Burial is planned at Corning Iowa on August 14 with services in New York and the Midwest arranged.
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Associated Press
San Juan
P. R
Mra
Horace M. Towner
Gov. Towner
New York
de Greene Cole
Corning
Iowa
Allies and Germans Reach Dawes Plan Agreement
London August 7 The Allies and Germany reach a complete agreement on how defaults are to be declared under the Dawes plan. Talks in Downing Street address restoration of Germany's economic unity and reparation receipts transfer. Ambassador Kellogg reports a good conference atmosphere and optimism for agreement without undue difficulty.
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London
Germany
General Committee
Downing Street
Kellogg
Kelloge
Daily Chronicle
United States
Paris
Republican prospects brighten in Northwest
A Minnesota representative reported improved Republican prospects in the Northwest, noting rising farm prices would aid Coolidge. He urged opening regional headquarters in Minneapolis to coordinate campaign efforts in Minnesota and the surrounding area.
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Associated Press
Washington
Minnesota
Coolidge
Northwest
Minneapolis
Promise Relief to Eastern States in Heat Wave
Weather officials forecast relief from the eastern heat wave by tonight or tomorrow after three days of intense heat that caused several deaths and many prostrations. Temperatures across the middle United States began to fall this morning as the heat waned. The far northwest reported a 60 degree reading.
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Associated Press
Washington
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