Governor denies stay as Fleagle faces hanging in Canon City
Denver reports Governor William H. Adams refused a reprieve for Ralph Fleagle leader of a Lamar gang and said he would not interfere with the planned execution at the state penitentiary Canon City shortly after midnight. Harrison White Fleagle's counsel sought a conference with Supreme Court justices who upheld the verdict and denied a rehearing. White planned to pursue Fleagle's detailed confession and pursue a life sentence claim based on a prior court ruling that the state's promise to Fleagle was kept. The governor cited no grounds for clemency and instructed Warden Crawford that the petition had been denied. Fleagle's attorneys hoped to file a final petition by 3 PM if allowed by the high court.
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Denver
William H. Adams
Ralph Fleagle
Lamar
Colorado
Fleagle
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Harrison White
Supreme Court
Pfleagle
White
Colorado Springs
Fleaglé
Adams
Supreme Courts
Fieagle
Francis E. Crawford
Penitentiary
Ambidextrous Indian pitcher draws crowds at Lac du Flambeau
Pierre Jeroux leads a locally formed Indian baseball team in Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin. He pitches with both hands from a unique stance hiding his delivery and throws to first with his right and to third with his left. He bats from either side and can also catch base runners. The team competes against squads from Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin.
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Lac du Flambeau
Wis
Pierre Jeroux
Oo Pierre
Pierre
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Sein
BBG
Farm Bureau Women Presidents Meet At Randle Home
Presidents of farm bureau women organizations will discuss organization matters at a Saturday afternoon meeting hosted by Miss Beth Randle at 346 Indiana Street. The annual countrywide event for farm bureau women is set for July 29 at Clinton Park in west Lawrence, an all day picnic with a cafeteria noon dinner. Games and a program will follow. Bishop E L Waldorf of the Kansas City area will be discharged from the Rothesial today after a long illness.
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Farm Bureau
Beth Randle
Indiana Street
Randle
Clinton Park
West Lawrence
Waldorf
Kansas City
Ian
E.L. Waldorf
Methodist - Episcopal Church
Panama
Congress Makes Many Inquiries In Summer Probes
Washington July 10 AP broad congressional investigations begin next week into communistic propaganda, senate campaign expenditures, and Jadwin flood plan concerns. Hearings target railroad holding companies post office leases and American Samoa charter. Subpoenas issued. hearings set for Pennsylvanian primaries. Also reports on leases, communist activities, and the American Samoa commission sailing September for hearings in Honolulu and Samoa. Major topics include anti communism inquiries, political spending, and flood control revisions.
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Washington
Senate
House
American Samoan Commission
Nye
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Chicago
Eeek
Illinois
Reid
Houge
New Orleans
Mississppi River
Commerce ‘Committee
Blaine
Pennsylvania
Davis
Grundy
Representative Fish
Republican
New York
New York City
Communist Party
Communist International
United States
Amtrog Trading Corporation
Soviet_ commercial organization
Daily Worker
Unusual Candidacy for Congress Emerges in Lawrence
Walter Rigdon of Lawrence announces Republican bid in the second district. A 56 year old Indiana native, he has been a public school teacher and a private college teacher in Fenton Michigan, moved to Lawrence fifteen years ago, led bands in World War I service, and later served nine years as custodian of the Fraternal Aid Union building. Local support reportedly ties to the post office fight years ago, though Rigdon is not linked to that issue. Dr A R Kennedy.
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Congress
Walter Rigdon
Lawrence
Rigdon
Indiana
Fenton
Mich
First Infantry
110Th Engineers
France
Examinations for Cream Station Operators in Kansas
Examinations for cream station operators were conducted today at the Douglas county courthouse by E. L. Cunningham assistant state dairy commissioner. Similar tests were held in Concordia Wellington and another Kansas city. Applicants must pass written and practical tests to obtain permanent permits. temporary six week permits allow operation while preparing.
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Douglas County
E. L. Cunningham
Kansas Cities
Allo
Lawrence
Cunningham
Concordia
Wellington
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Alice Richards
Word has been received in Lawrence of the death of Mrs. Alice Richards of Topeka which occurred Monday in California where she had gone on a visit. Burial services will be held in Topeka next Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Richards was a former resident of Lawrence and attended the University. She was a cousin of the Misses Emma and Mae Savage.
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Alice Richards
Lawrence
Topeka
California
Richards
University
Emma and
Mae Savage
Second Wheat Debate Is On at Dodge City
Secretary Hyde and fellow campaigner Alexander Legge addressed about 600 wheat growers and business men in Dodge City Kansas as part of a statewide wheat discussion. Governor Reed also spoke, with Hyde expected to reply to prior attacks after Reed finished.
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Dodge City
Kan
Hyde
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Reed
Hays
F. D. Farrell
State Agricultural College
Nils A. Olsen
Agricultural Department
KGN
Kansas
Lantil
Secretary of Agriculture
Dream Haver Camp on James River Near Galena Mo
Mrs J E Daniels formerly O Lawrence runs Dream Haver a 230 acre camp home on the James River near Galena Missouri The retreat offers good fishing and attracts eight to twelve guests with plans to add cabins next year to accommodate more visitors Ozark tourists from Lawrence are hoped for this summer Galena is about eleven hours from Lawrence via river road and the Daniels seek to expand tourism in the area The item also notes a state historical society building at the Oklahoma Capitol and a Harley Davidson advertisement from Knoles Adv.
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Journal-World Today
J. E. Daniels
Rio Grande Valley
State Historical Society
Capitol Ds
Oklahoma City
Miss Pauline Cost to Headline Atwood Gravés Event
Reported in August Miss Pauline Cost, a senior at the university, notable for her connection to the Delta fraternity and the National Association of Letter Carriers. A picnic supper is planned for Clinton Park at 6 o'clock tomorrow, with Mrs. Fred McClain and others arranging.
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Pauline Cost
I Utchingon
Toni Foe
Gravés
National Association of Letter Carriers
Women’s Auxiliary
Clinton Park
Red McClain
B. Brown
Mias Kate Calavail
Miss Agnes Evans Travels From Chicago Visit
Miss Agnes Evans returned last evening from a visit with her neck in Chicago. Mrs. C. C. Aston and daughters Mary and Catherine left this morning to spend the remainder of the summer with relatives at Morx onville. Mrs. C. A. Getchell, called by her mother's death, 5. T. Criss, returned home at El Dorado today with her daughter Jean. Mrs. H. L. Hunter spends the day in Topeka. Mrs. Etta W. Gilmore, after months with Mrs. Etta Garridlon, returned to Topska today.
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Agnes Evans
Chicago
C. C. Aston
Mary
Catherine
Mor Xonville
C. A. Getchell
T. Criss
el Dorado
Jean
H. L. Hunter
Topeka
Etta W. Gilmore
Etta Garridlon
Topska
Senator Smoots Arrive in Capital With Bride for London Treaty Talk
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and his bride arrived in Washington to take part in London naval treaty discussions. They were greeted at the White House by President Hoover and Mrs Hoover and will stay there with the Rose Room as their bridal suite. A breakfast party by the Hoovers honored the couple with about twelve guests present.
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Washington
Reed, Smoot
Utah
White House
Hoover
Capone Jury Picked For Perjury Trial In Miami
In Miami July 00 AP council quickly agreed on a six man jury to try Scarface Al Capone on perjury charges. Prosecutors announced an acceptable panel from the first seven jurors questioned before Judge E C Collins as defense lawyers began examinations. R P Richardson of Union City Oklahoma listed as banker farmer, druggist, postmaster, and cotton gin operator.
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Capone
Miama
Fla
Council For the State
Scarface
Alcapone
Chicago
E.C. Collins
R. P. Richardson
Union Abte Okla
Prince Carol Returns to Power Stirring Belleme Village
In Belleme France the town's summer excitement centers on Prince Carol of Romania and his companion Lupescu. The former exile, who returned to power, restored Château de Couesme with care, leaving Louis IX era tower untouched, while villagers recall the royal couple’s dramatic passage from exile to throne and their warm reception by locals. American trucks aid Swedish logging, and California members report $250,000 harm from mud hens and blackbirds.
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Belleme France
Normandy
Louis IX of
France
Chateau de Couesme
Carol
Romania
Carol Caraiman
Madame Lupescu
Belleme
Louis IX
Lupescu
Nico
Bucharest
Fourteen Men Fined in Alton Tarring Case
In Alton Justice Meyer's court, fourteen Orange City men were fined ten dollars and costs each after pleading guilty to unlawful assault related to the tarring and feathering of John DeJong, 41, father of five. Seventeen men were accused. three did not appear. Debatable motive cited involves alleged impropriety with a married woman Pedone admitted the woman rode in his car a couple of times but he denied prior warning of offense.
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E Clk Ta
Asseni Ly
John DeJong
Orange City
Costa
John Meyer
Alton
DeJong
Harryee
Pedone
Richmond society girl Miss McClenny vanished in July
In McClenny case Richmond police arrested N. H. Dickinson and Johnny Ledbetter, both charged as decoys in the disappearance of Miss Mary Frances McClenny on July 1. A third warrant targets Harry Dickinson for concealing the girl’s whereabouts. Father Dr. D. C. McGlenny aided by private detectives and counsel. The case follows county officials’ discussions with investigators.
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Richmond
Mary
Frances McClenny
N. H. Dickinson
Johnny Ledbetter
D. C. McGlenny
Equipoise to Rest Until August at Saratoga
New York AP says Althe Harry Payne Whitney's Equipoise will retire from racing until August after a long campaign. The two year old leader will train at Saratoga for key engagements in August, carrying 130 pounds with ease. He has outpaced juveniles including Vander Pool and Polydorus, aiming to defend his 1930 stature if no better colt emerges.
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New York
Althe
Harry Payne Whitney
Saratoga
Pennant
Cra
Vander Pool
Rancocas
Polydorus
Browns Manager Denies Hold-Out Sent Manush Away
St. Louis Browns manager Bill Kellefer refutes claims that a hold-out influenced his two for one trade. He says the outfield lack of punch prompted sending Heinie Manush and Alvin Crowder to Washington for Goose Goslin, and that Manush being a hold-out did not affect the deal.
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St. Louis
Bill Kellefer
St. Louis Browns
Heinie Manush
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Goose Gostin
Manush
High Foot Being Groomed for Rich Arlington Race
Guicago AP reports High Foot a Valley Lake stable three year old colt, winter Derby favorite, failed in training and could not start. At Washington Park he won the Hibbard purse, tying the track record 4:37 2 5 for the mile. Owners Dick and Pat Nasg plan Arlington Classic with contenders including Gallant Fox and Whichone.
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Guicago
High Foot
Valley Lake Stable
Washington Park
Misstep
Pat Nasg
Gallant Fox
Whichone
Reveille Boy
Lemons and Lemonade in Yale Football Tale
The fragment recalls Yale coach Tom Shevlin in 1915 who built a strong team that beat Princeton but then lost to Harvard. A Boston writer asks how one can produce two different teams in consecutive Saturdays. Shevlin replies you cannot make two lemonades from one lemon.
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Omaha
Neb
Malcom Baldrice
Yale
Jacks
Tom Shevlin
Princeton
Harvard
McLOUTH Hosts Close of M E Young Matrons Session
Mrs. Matt Woodhead led the M E Young Matrons closing meeting on June 27 with the annual officer election. Catherine Dorlin was named president, Annie Jungman vice president, Mattie Reynolds secretary, and Ethel Chapman treasurer. Hostesses will pair in alphabetical order from September. Louise Bradford led The Golden Rod children pageant at United Brethren church, with fairies and knights. E D Bradford, Republican, is running for representative from the 4th district in the primaries.
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United Brethren Church
Louise Bradford
Knights of the Cross
Frankffer
Earl Chapman
E. C. Steeper
E. D. Bradford
Dr Gowdy's Stom ytion Offer Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement for Dr Gowdy's Stom ytion claims it heals stomach issues and improves digestion. It promotes a $2.00 jar with a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to try it now at Round Corner Drug Store and other leading druggists.
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Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
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