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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1924

Page

9

Life in Prison for Leopold and Loeb by Caverly

Chicago September 10 judge John K Caverly sentenced Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb to life imprisonment for the murder of 14 year old Robert Franks and 9 years for kidnapping the boy. The judge cited the defendants youth and stated death penalty would have been the easier path but not appropriate for minors. He noted no crime mitigation and accepted responsibility for avoiding the death sentence.

Criminal Court Chicago Robert Franks Nathan F. Leopold Jr Richard Loeb John K. Caverly Caverly Cook County Leopold Joliet State Penitentiary Loeb Crowe Joliet Jacob Franks Ellis Avenue Harvard Preparatory School Franks George Johnson Robert Pennsylvania Railroad 118Th Street Harvard School Robert F. Crowe Albert H. Loeb Sears Roebuck & Co Greenwood Avenue England Willys Knight Franks Boy Harvard John Levinson Julius Rosenwald Sears and Roebuck & Co Bobby Franks Mr. Franks New York Clarence S. Darow Walter Benjamin Bachrach Grand Jury Illinois John R. Caverly Criminal Courts of Bernard Glueck H. 8. Hulbert Heers Bar Association of Chicago Silay Eaia Eer

Oil field notes from Ada area report multiple rigs and tests

The American Oil and Refining Co announces new northeast of section 3 4 6 on the Amy Breco farm and a rig for a well on 16 4 6 on the McCurry farm using rotary gear. Bowles & Smith prepare to spud on the Ray farm and test other fields near Ada while Howarth Oil Co reports no solid oil at 2500 feet. Texas & Pacific Oil locates in 31 4 6 west of Ada for a deep test as Bryan well work resumes after casing delivery.

Ada Pilgrim Oil Company American Oil and Refining Company McCurry Bowles & Smith Amy Breco Ray Farm Discovery Well Howarth Oil Company Ed Gillette Texas & Pacific Oil Company Bryan Clint Palmer

Oklahoma sheriff questions kidnapped tale man as fraud

ALEXANDIA LA Sept 8 Sheriff in Lawton Oklahoma says a Detroit car painterDavid J Nelson 32 may be Charles E West who allegedly posed as a kidnap victim to obtain his bride’s money and desert her after three months. Lawton seeks more details in telegram.

Alexandia David J. Nelson Detroit Michigan New Orleans Mexico Charles E. West W. A. Livingstor Lawton Oklahoma

Trotsky Popular Russian Leader Faces Soviet Factions

Moscow reports Leon Trotzky remains a dominant Bolshevik figure. Party leaders fear his rise as a national leader could become a Napoleonic dictatorship. Trotzky tours political events and warns of America as a major foe while criticizing U S policies and the Dawes report.

Moscow Leon Trotzky Communist Party Red Army Lenin Trotzky America Europe Japan United States Russia East Eest Unitedtates Dawes Committee

Yanks Browns Game Off Due to Rain Postponed Doubleheader Set

The New York and Boston American League game was postponed today because of rain. A double-header is scheduled for tomorrow.

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