Asylum Trial Looms in Loeb and Leopold Case
Chicago court moves toward a possible insanity asylum verdict for Nathan Leo pold Jr. and Richard Loeb in the Franks murder case. Crowe presses to admit medical testimony while Darrow seeks mitigation through alienists and youth, aiming for mercy rather than full punishment.
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Loeb
Leopold
United Pros
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Clarence Darrow
Lao- Peld
Goon
Crowe Exmacis
John R. Caverly
Justice Caverly
Darrow
Oxbrow
Caverly
Gaverly
Caverty
Old Folks Gain Strength With Cod Liver Oil Tablets
Purports McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as sugar coated and easy to take claiming to boost vitality. Promotes 30 day trial with money back guarantee and lists Wangler Bros Miller and Schuneman Drug Co as sellers.
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McCoy
Wangler Bros. C
Miller, Schuneman Drug Co
McCoy's
Briefing hints Baal swing may occur late morning
The report suggests Baal could swing in the late morning session or soon after the afternoon session begins, with activity anticipated as the day progresses. No additional context or participants are specified.
Woman's hat taken by mistake on train forwarded by police
Mrs George Braudser of Albert Lee Minnesota reported to a Waterlog police patrolman at Rocksland depot that her hat valued at 12 was taken by a young couple who left the train and entered a taxicab. Police traced the man to an address and found them in possession of the hat described by Mrs Braudser. They claimed the hat had been taken by mistake at their seats.
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George Braudser
Albert Lee
Minn
Rocksland
Woran
Tha Lhat
Brand‘ner
Public Servants Prepare for International Federation Meeting
Reports from Vienna describe civil servants and teachers preparing to form an International Federation of Public Servants. Representatives from Dutch, French, German, and Czechoslovak groups join talks at the International Trade Union Congress with plans for a first congress in Paris by Gaz 27.
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International Federations of
Trade Union Congress
Chesa
Laate
Organiza- Vianna
Womtion Ja
Gaz
Paris
International Federation similIta
Laws Against Liquor Passed 69 Years Ago in Florida
Tallahassee Florida August 1 The archive reveal an 1856 act penalizing intoxicated railroad workers during duty and noting no railroads then existed The measure showed early concerns that liquor and locomotives could threaten public safety despite a lack of railroad infrastructure at the time
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
State Capitol
Railronda
Man Dies in Flames to Rescue Family
Galambus Aug 1 reports a man perished in a blaze while saving his wife and three children. local authorities begin investigation into the cause as neighbors mourn the sacrifice.
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Wider
Ceva
Tragic fall as Wider leaps from window
A man named Wider died after escaping into his home and leaping from a second story window. His head struck the sidewalk. his wife and children escaped unharmed.
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Wider
Ory
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