Twenty Years Search Ends as Forsythe Faces Trial
Eighteen years after Cy Forsythe, a professional baseball player, located his son in Sacramento under the name Noy Mann. The boy was confined as police seek to prove the father murdered a Sacramento girl. The child was left with friends in Topeka when the mother died. Forsythe, separated, hopes to save his son from the noose as authorities pursue a death penalty.
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Cy Forsythe
Sacramento
Calif
Noy Mann
Topeka
Kan
Forsythe
Negro Held in Emmet Cotton Theft Arrest
John Dixon, a negro, was arrested in Texarkana Friday with two bales of cotton stolen from a gun yard at Emmet Thursday night. Coleman Smith, believed to be Dixon's accomplice, escaped. Dixon was taken to Hope and held in the city jail.
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Texarkana
Emmet
Coleman Smith
Dixon
Hempstead County
Hope
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