State demands death for William C Shepherd in Illinois trial
The state of Illinois seeks the death penalty for William Darling Shepherd in the Billy McClintock murder case. First assistant state's attorney George Gorman led the state's arguments after Shepherd testified, calling the trial potentially the most important murder case in the state.
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Edward C. Deer
Stat
United Press Criminal Court
Chicago
Illnois
William Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
George Gorman
Shepherd
Finais
Gorman
William
Jury to Decide Penalty in Murder Case
The judge instructs the jury to decide the penalty for the defendant, stating the possible sentences of fourteen years, life imprisonment, or death by the gallows. He notes the murder involved a fatal act and urges a guilty verdict with the extreme penalty as demanded by the state.
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Darling Shephird
Billy McChntock
Tfe
Funeral for Ladd Tomorrow at the Capital
The body of Senator Ed win F. Ladd of North Dakota died in Baltimore yesterday and will be returned to Washington for funeral services tomorrow. Six children are traveling from various cities to attend as arrangements await Mrs. Ladd’s voyage to North Dakota.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Senator Ladd
North Dakets
Union Station
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. C
Edwin F. Ladd
Wisconsin Golf Team Wins First Leg of Five Match
The northeast Wisconsin golf squad, 20 players, beat Upper Michigan 63 to 43 in Menominee Michigan to lead the new five match series. Donald Boyer, 18, from Escanaba, tied for individual honors with a 73 alongside former British Open champion Jock Hutchinson. An exhibition event followed on the same course.
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Associated Prees
Menominee
Mich
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Donald Boyer
Escanaba
Jock Hutchinson
Indictments to be Presented in Eau Claire Court Tomorrow
Federal grand jury handed eight seven indictments recently. Madison Thirteen of the inditements will be presented in U S District Court Eau Claire tomorrow. Dist Atty Stanley McRgan announced. T H Saby former head teller of First National Bank Alma charged with misappropriation and H Stuck of Eau Claire charged with making a fraudulent tax return will be called. Indictment in Superior district with Bearratsmed at Superior Aug 11 was announced.
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Associated Press
Madison
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Eau Claire
Stanley McRgan
Saby
Eaadler
First National Bank of
Alma
Woith
H. Stuck
Swith
Pr Sony
Buperior
Prisoner Escapes Hidden in Hosiery Box
Eugene McConnoughy from Bridgeport Conn serving ten years at Waupun Wis snuck into a freight box marked hosiery bound for Los Angeles and fled the prison. A truck driver noticed a box open at a street corner and officials later found him atop a tall tree after a citywide hunt.
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Associated Press
Waupun
Wis
Eugens McConnaughy
Bridgeport
Conn
Los Angeles
McConnoughy
Shina Issues Orders for Protection of Lives and Property
Associated report from Washington shows Gov orders issued to protect foreign lives and property in Canton per advice from Consul General Jenking. The action aims to safeguard residents and assets amid tensions. Authorities urge compliance and vigilance in the area.
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SHINA
Associated
Jesus
Washington, D. C
Jenking
Canton
State Department
Remarkable Twins Show Coordinated Thought and Action
By Associated Press Geneva Charles and William Thomas two 60 year old twins who starved themselves in a chicken coop died in a hospital. they were college graduates and wealthy and the death may have been a joint act. The brothers exhibit extreme unity of thinking and action, distress when apart, and each follows the other's every movement.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Charles
Willam ‘Thomas
Wiliach State Hospital
Miner killed by slide at local mine
Associated Press reports Mick Beanimer says miner Joe Pasavento, 20, was crushed when a dirt slide collapsed at the ianten mine near Beanimer this morning. Augune Carvillo, Pasavento’s partner, freed him but he died from injuries.
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Associated Press
Beanimer
Mick
Joe Pasavento
Ianten
Roe
Ang
Augune Carvillo
Bimrele
Second Matrimonial Venture of Kresge May Cost Huge Sum
New York reports the heir of Kresge fortune facing a $7,000,000 claim in court from his second wife Dorin Mepper Kresge who alleges unpaid stock rights from their marriage begun April 34, 1934. She seeks a settlement and potential separation action while prior spouses and personal history are noted.
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New York
Kresge
Dorin Mepper Kresge
Supreme Court
Kresgn
Dewar
Abe
Kresge Civo
Detroit
Sha Leould
Krewee
George Marcer
Pitteburs
Percival D. Farden
Terriv
Syracuan
Kresxe
Kretes
Anti-Balcon League
Atenaing
Knitting Mills Delegates to Meet at Sheboygan Soon
Milwaukee knitting mill representatives plan to travel Thursday to Sheboygan for the Western District Knitted Outerwear Manufacturers association semiannual meeting. I J Pinkerton of the Jerald Knitting company of Neenah is president of the association.
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Knitting Mills
Sheboygan
United Presey
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Knitting Mills
Moter
Regents Meet With Michigan University Leader
Clarence Cook Little president designate of the University of Marys met with several University of Michigan regents in Ann Arbor last night. His name has been among the leading candidates to succeed the late Dr. Marion L. Burton. Little is the first among several contenders to hold a personal meeting with the regents.
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Associated Proms
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Marys
Marlon L. Burton
Unniversity of Michigan
Board of Regents
Little
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