Sanity of Ruth Brown Snyder questioned again in death penalty case
Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder remains on death row at Sing Sing as her attorney seeks a psychological examination by Dr Clarence A Neumann to argue Folie a Deux insanity could have affected her at the time of the murder of Albert Snyder. If confirmed, the argument may persuade Governor Smith to grant a respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruth Brown Snyder
Edgar F. Hazelton
Snyder
Clarence A. Neumann
Sing Sing
Peter
Neumann
Freezone removes corns instantly without pain
An advertisement claims Freezone treats hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes by dropping the product on the corn. It promises instant relief from aching and easy removal with fingers, all for a few cents at any drug store.
Body of Dead Man Used To Save Another In Manitoba
In Brandon Manitoba a dying man used his partner as a distress signal to save another. James Ketchen died first after a day of labor and cold. Ely, an aged recluse, dragged Ketchen’s body to a roadside tree, where it saved Ely who was starving and nearly dead. Ketchen died of natural causes according to exam.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Ely
James Ketchen
Ketchen
Public spends heavy weekly on chewing gum
The American public allocates about 1.2 million dollars weekly to chewing gum purchases reflecting strong consumer demand and widespread consumption across the country.
Nebraskan Held on Charge of Murder
Alliance Nebraska police arrested Robert Garrett Jr and his brother Arthur in connection with the murder of William Kinsley. Kinsley’s housekeeper Mrs Clara Garrett was abducted after the shooting and beaten ten miles from town. A coroner's jury urged charging the husband. Paper is made in India largely from elephant grass and bamboo.
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United Press
Alliance
Neb
Robert Garrett, Jr
Clara Garrett
Arthur Garrett
William Kinsley
India
Production Increase on S F Shown
The 1927 production of 12 Santa Fe states reached 8.696 billion dollars, up 426 million from 1926. Texas led crops, Iowa topped livestock, Oklahoma led minerals, California led lumber, with detailed state totals and sector values across crops livestock minerals and lumber.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
J. F. Jarrell
Santa Fe Agricultural Development Department
Texas
California
Illinois
Iowa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Ladies' Pajamas and Bloomers sizing and pricing notes
Advert shows four sizes for pajamas and bloomers with bust and waist measurements, material yardage, and 15 cent price. Promotion offers UP-TO-DATE FALL AND WINTER 1927-1928 patterns book from Globe-News Brooklyn for home dressmaking with stitches and patterns.
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Globe- News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Christmas Mail To Cost U. S. $9,000,000
The United States government will spend about 9 million dollars this Christmas season on extra mail service beyond normal mail operations. The estimate follows patterns from prior years including 8.69 million last year mainly for salaries of additional staff. No figures were given for any extra income from the rush.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Santa Claus
Post Office Department
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Associated
Prem
Palm Beach
Fla
Pettit
E. Pettit
Arthur Somers Roche
Roche
Kathleen Norris
S. F
John F
Chick
Meehan
New York University
Underwood & Underwood
U. S
Cama
Skookum
Benig
St. Louis
St. Louis Gateway
Missouri Pacific Lines
H. G. Brower
Ft. Worth
Tex
J. H. McEwen
Amarillo
Mdg
Missouri Pacifinet
Cooper-Irvin Motor Co
East 4Th Street
Ford
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