Record: Executions Require Elapsed Time of One Hour
A historical note records that executions required an elapsed time of one hour and 57 minutes. The entry documents the duration as a fixed procedural detail within the penal process of the period.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
7
A historical note records that executions required an elapsed time of one hour and 57 minutes. The entry documents the duration as a fixed procedural detail within the penal process of the period.
Fifty workers rode the labor train from Glouster this morning the largest turnout since Modoc mines resumed. Mine 10 at Derthick produced 304 tons on Thursday, with all returning workers on duty despite no new hires.
In Washington officials said WEVD in New York, a socialist station named for Eugene V Debs, would likely be allowed to continue broadcasting though the Federal Radio Commission threatens closure of 164 small stations unless they can prove ongoing viability and compliance.
Kiwanis members decide to pay the rest of the year’s rent on the Legion ball park to keep it open for athletic events. The upper field will serve as overflow car parking. A lawn party is set for two weeks ahead with a three member committee to locate a venue. F E Roberts provided two solo vocal performances.
Mayor Gormley said he would depart for Tulsa Oklahoma at 6 this morning to visit his sister ill there and expected to be away about a week to ten days. Red operation is in the public interest. Norman Thomas and others defended the radio free speech issue at the station, claiming a victory though no formal decision was announced by the commission.
Glouster residents were alerted as a practice run sounded last night under a 183-the resolution by the former council requiring at least one paid siren drill per month unless a fire would dispatch the department.
Aloysius son of Mr and Mrs M Beshara of Glouster underwent tonsil removal at Grant Hospital Columbus Thursday morning He was taken to the hospital by his father who remained to accompany him home
July 13 an adjourned city council meeting will be held tonight to approve the annual budget and transact other business as may come up.
In Chicago on July 18 Lawrance McGrath of Fremont did not stop for police. Samuel Andreppas, a motorcycle officer, collided with the rear of McGrath's car and was hospitalized.
At Western Kentucky Penitentiary in Eddyville four white men and three Black inmates were executed by electric chair early today. The incident occurred at the prison facility, with authorities confirming the nationwide execution tally.
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