I Saw a Man Die An Eye-Witness Account
An eyewitness recounts a lethal execution of prisoner 87585 Howard E Payton. The witness details the secure procession, from the armored gates to the high-backed oak chair, with Warden Ralph W Alvis supervising the event and reporters gathering under signed passes.
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Ralph W. Alvis
Alvis
Payton
Payton Execution Describes end in 1960 Electric Chair
A witness recounts the execution of Payton in the state death chamber. The minister delivers the psalm before Payton is strapped, the blue light, 1960 volts, and a dying cry as the chair completes the sentence. Doctors declare death at 8 09 while the warden leads the procession out past the laundry.
What n Why readers rate the Stater this quarter
The retiring Stater survey quotes students and staff praising the Stater’s short stories and columns. Delores Visca commends Leo Damore’s column and book reviews while staff like Bernard Suhayda lauds the sport page and calls for more pages and diverse Letters to the Editor.
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Stater
Delores Visca
Dean Musselman
Kent
Leo Damore
Lee Parker
Wooster
Bernard Suhayda
Aliquippa
Suhayda
Barracks D Custodian One Time Horseshoe Champ
George W. May known as Pop, a 25 year Akron fireman, rose from novice to 1920 national singles horseshoes champion after joining Barracks D at Terrace lodge. He won 1919 Ohio state title and again 1923 national title, later serving as custodian and organizing pits for dormitory residents.
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Pop
George W. May
Akron
United States
Ohio
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fla
Terrace Lodge
Thoughts By Robert West
Thoughts are dark scheming things that wander through mind webs and misty passages. They leap at others, capricious and overflowing with chaotic images. Thoughts are merciless and mundane, kindling for an eternal fire watched by a heathen company.
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Robert West
Kent Stater Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Kent Stater lists editors and staff including George Scriven and Norma Van Benthuysen with roles and a note of publication location at Kent, Ohio. The piece notes a 1927 date, printing by Commercial Press and various staff positions including editor in chief and sports editor.
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George Scriven
Robert West Society
Norma van Benthuysen
Bob Morrison
Glenn Andrews
Steffy and
Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
St. Kent
College pranks mix mischief and policy at campuses
On Augustana College in Rock Island 250 male students raided the girls dorm silencing phones locking the house mother and overturning furniture. A guard signaled retreat as police neared. no arrests. Other items note OSU lake green dye mischief and Thiel College students drafting a cheating pledge.
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Toujourgai
College
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
OSU
Erin
Ohio State
Russia
United Nations
Thiel College
Greensburg
Thiel
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