Death Penalty Verdict For Hamilton Is Jury Goal
Huntsville Texas June 14 A pulpit led jury headed by a Baptist minister recommended the electric chair for Raymond Hamilton famed crime collaborator of Clyde Barrow The jurys foreman announced Hamilton was convicted of killing Major Crowson a penitentiary guard during a prison escape The death penalty was assessed Hamilton vowed he would not die in the chair and his attorney said a new trial would be sought Crowson was fatally shot in a raid on the Eastham state prison farm in January 16 Hamilton and four others escaped during the raid Barrow who aided the breakout was killed in Louisiana An associate Joe Palmer is charged with the killing The defense blamed Palmer for the slaying
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Raymond Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
George C. Montgomery
Hamilton
Major Crowson
Crowson
Eastham
Kansan Sees Hollywood In Mixed Celebrity Notes
A Kansan notes changes in Nancy Carroll with darker hair at a prize ring crowd, hints at Willa Cather's Lady with Barbara Stanwyck and four leading men, mentions William Powell as Ziegfeld biopic star, and reports Katharine Hepburn leasing a Bel-Air residence amid society chatter.
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Nancy Carroll
Willa Cather
Barbara Stanwyck
Powell
Ziegfeld
K. Hepburn
Snooty Bel-Air District
Jean Har
Gossip and rumors swirl around stars and society figures
A string of tabloids rumors touches on authorship of a sprawling novel, Johnny Warburton’s courtships, heiress Merry Fahrney, the 3 Midivani Bros in Paris, Barbara Hutton, Chaplin and Paulette Godard marriage chatter, Guy Kibbee gaining weight, the Joey Browns’ Orient trip, Thalberg’s Good Earth casting, Helen Menken, and English objections to She Done Him Wrong with a title tweak in Britain.
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Alice White
Merry’ Fahrney
Midivani Bros
Paris
Barbara Hutton
Chaplin
Paulett Goddard
Guy Kibbee
Joey Browns
Orient
Thalberg
Helen Menken
England
Shirley Temple Stars In Little Miss Marker At Dickinson
Shirley Temple shines as a screen child star in Little Miss Marker at Dickinson. The cast includes Adolphe Menjou Dorothy Dell Charles Bickford Sam Hardy and Warner Hy mer. Damon Runyon story fills with Runyon humor drama and pathos as a race track and underworld tale ends in a tense hospital scene with Temple’s fate uncertain.
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Sorrowful Jones
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Little Shirley
Tem ple to star in next picture as planned
The article states Miss Temple will be starred in her next picture, with the studio confirming the project and her lead role status. Details on title, co stars, and release date are not yet disclosed.
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Miss Temple
Brubaker District Plans Homecoming Picnic and Play
Plans for a Brubaker District 46 homecoming on August 11 celebrate John N. Baker’s birthday anniversary. Events include a noon basket dinner, morning sports, and an evening floodlit revival of Peleg and Pete with original cast members where possible.
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John N. Baker
Baker
Peleg
Pete
Orval Baker
Ruth Clark Jones
Mabel Root
Harold C. Fisher
Charles Pingree
Lydia Allen
H. H. Fishburn
Harry Isher
GC. Clark
C. I. Crawford
Charles Jones
Maurice Fishburn
Alfred Fishburn
C. H. Clark
C. Baker
S. W. Owens
C. 3. Crawford
Roy Baker
Russel Baker
Otto Garber
G. 3. Clark
Ray Barnhart
M. KE. Forth
Garrett
Cecil Fishburn
Homer Crawford
Artie Forth
Berl in Lace Curtain Mix Up Sparks Household Dispute
In a humorous exchange from Berlin, Koralle notes a lace curtain mix up with a bedspread. The washerwoman questions the complaint, insisting the lace curtain is fine while the other party corrects the misidentification.
Liberal Religion Change Theme In Eight Week Series
A Sunday morning start at 10 o clock marks an eight week discussion series at the Unitarian church Twelfth and Vermont with economist John Ise inaugurating the event. The theme Liberal Religion Faces Change in His Conception of Man and the Universe will guide talks plus an open forum. Speakers include Schwegler Laurel Anderson etc with arrangements by Engvall Werner and Goode. The church will host recitals sewing groups and other summer events.
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Unitarian Church
Vermont
John Ise
The
University
Ise
Charles A. Engvall
Henry Werner
Henry Goode
Reandef Schwegler
Laurel Anderson
Thomas Larrick
Noel Gist
Walter Sandelius
Ierbent Shuey
Faces trial for assault in county jail arrest
Josiah Warfield accuses Harry Jones of slashing him with a knife during an alleged attack last night at the Eleventh and New Hampshire streets intersection. Jones, held on a $200 bond, is scheduled for trial Saturday before Justice Frank Dodds, following a complaint signed by Warfield.
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Harry Jones
New Hamp Shire Street
Josiah Warfield
Entucky Street
Frank Dodds
Warfred
Eleventh
New Hampshire
Jones. Jones
Warfield cuts his face and surrenders at sheriff office
Warfield cut his face with a knife as he prepared to leave. Sheriff Jack Dunkley reported that Warfield arrived at his office shortly after midnight last night and that Jones followed him there and surrendered.
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Warfield
Jack Dunkley
Jones
Farmers Quest Up Hill With Blind Horses
In a Country Lo scene Farmer Hiram notes the heavy load pulled by horses up a hill. Farmer Silas warns to be quiet, saying the animals are blind and won’t know the difference. a line from the Border Cities Star evokes rural humor.
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Hiram
Silas
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