Commutation Plea Heard In Notorious Bandit Case
Noted bandit Chapman seeks commutation to life as two justices review new affidavits and witness statements. Testimony from William O Leary and Willen Sodersten emerges while lawyers argue in chambers about granting a new trial or clemency before Governor Trumbull.
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Doomed UWARTFORN Coons Apel THe and Chapman Reads
The report notes a typed account about individuals and a printed work. It mentions delays and regulatory lines while describing a model planner. The piece discusses a possible reform or legal action and the doubts about enforcement yet contains limited clear facts.
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Amertean Merpurz
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Will Be Hanged On Anniversary Chronicle Of Chapman
Hartford April 1 The aging convict Chapman faces execution on the anniversary of his imprisonment. The long tainted history of Sing Sing and Auburn echoes as officials prepare for a display that may mark a sensational moment in American penology.
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Dress Rehearsal in Green-Walled Death House
Report of preparations for the execution of Chapman at Wethersfield prison, detailing the grim briefing, the electric chair setup, and the condemned man’s final questions as prison staff and chaplain attend. The piece notes the ceremonial aspects, the crowd’s morbid interest, and the procedural steps leading to midnight execution.
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Refuses to Stain Woman's Name Even to Escape Noose
Hwarteord Connecticut April 2 Gerald Chapman, famed master criminal known as the magnificent, faced execution in a dramatic end to his life. Prosecutors and defense argued over new alibi evidence while attempts to clear the track of a Providence woman linked to his crimes. The case drew public attention as the court weighed pardons and alternatives before the final verdict.
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Easter Parade Lead by President in Holy City Event
The article describes a 1920s Easter parade in which President Coolidge is slated to lead the procession, attending morning services with his family. It details anticipated dress, color schemes, and the presence of notable attendees, noting security and crowd expectations for the event.
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Boys Say Poison Liquor Was Stolen
Blushing Ohio April 2. After informal talks between Triovating Attorney Herbert Mitchell and Coroner Clyde Hardesty at afternoon, three boys Burrin Harald Care and Carl Luyster confessed to Coroner Wordesty Fring last night they had piled tyuor wire and caused the death of 18 year old Haymond Van Fowsen. All three released on $1,000 bail. juvenile court may decide. Ten gallons of Taner seized by enforcement officers Friday from which the boys stole the liquid that caused death.
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Mary Protest Against Posing Before Camera
New York March 3 film news reports Mary Pickford plans a year away with Doug Wardhanky while a crew from the liner Canteen may join. The star is said to be angry at pre shot publicity and camera posing and may skip appearances. A crowd is promised at ten o'clock tonight with possible reactions from those around her.
Dissolution of a Major Maryland Baking Trust
A federal court dissolves Ward Food Products and allied baking firms in Maryland, stripping capital and forfeiting charters. The decree curtails competition by barring joint stock control and cross holdings among Ward, Continental Building, and General Baking corporations, with future actions expected in February.
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Girl Dies After Drinking Party At Halloween Gathering
An 11 year old model Stella Lubin died after a party with Browning and his lead soprano, as investigators probe the circumstances of the fatal night. Police seek details on the gathering and Browning’s alleged ties to a high school sorority. The inquiry expands to the theft of Stella Lubin’s items and possible neglect at the event, with officials reviewing the night’s activities and the roles of adults present.
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Denies English Move to Cancel War Debt
New York dispatch reports Alansen DB Weughton, an American financier to Geant Tritain, dismisses proposals to cancel war debt. Glen paawennera and Sir Motiert Horne, later a Uritlhh exchequer chancellor, are cited with statements that Britain never intended debt cancellation and remains prepared to honor all agreed obligations.
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Barboursville betting law task looms in dry probe
Oklahoma under sheriff sues radio firm for 20000 in damages after a speech deemed slanderous joins a broader probe into dry laws. Witness lists include Deputy Fries and Rev McConnell as trial questions center on enforcement of the Volstead Act and the government’s ability to regulate intoxicants. A fatal Oklahoma case and a murder trial in Ky conclude today's news highlights.
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Official fights term in prison
Lewin Preston Summers of Abingdon faces a conviction upheld by the federal circuit court and appeals to the Supreme Court. He is sentenced to one month in Atlanta prison.
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Senate debate over Philippines inquiry sparks speculation
In Washington a heated Senate debate focused on what to do about the Philippines. President Goatider appoints Carml A. Thompson to probe condle thong in Islands, provoking discussion of a congressional investigation and political maneuvering within parties and states.
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Fire of Public Sentiment Smokes Out Old Man Heck
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Track to Police Pain-Mutuels at Marbournville Races
Huntington officials plan police presence at the Marbournville Jockey Club races to prevent illegal pari mutuel gambling devices from being used. Prosecuting Attorney Via stated authorities will act if any violations occur as deputies, the sheriff, and county detective staff enforce the ban in Cabell county, with penalties including fines and jail terms.
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America Rejects Geneva Invitation
Washington April 3 The State Department moved to prepare a note formally rejecting an invitation for American participation in the Geneva conference to discuss reservations to the world court protocol. The note will cite President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg as opposing the delegation, arguing no warlike purpose could be served and that the United States already relies on direct talks with signatory nations. The decision followed a White House consult between Coolidge and Kellogg, yielding complete accord.
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