Jury Convicts Pair in Separate Trials
A jury returns guilty verdicts against two defendants in connected cases. Mrs. Snyder appears in the proceedings, with the court scheduled to determine sentencing and related actions.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1927
Page
1
State Collapse Witnesses Pronounces Monday Execution
Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray were found guilty of first degree murder in New York. The verdict came after a tense trial and jury deliberation lasting about an hour. The accused face the death penalty, with potential postponement if Snyder’s health requires hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sauber
Jifid Gray
Galax
Tleca
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Snyder
Gray
Mrs. Snyder
Simly
New York State
Art Ediever
Masazine
Fan
Mesa
White Bird Feared Forced Down Off Newfoundland Coast
Heavy fog hampered an intensive search for Captains Charles Nunages ser and Francnis Coli after their French airship or biplane disappeared near the Newfoundland coast during a New York to Paris flight. Authorities and ships searched from New Foundland to New York while speculation mounted about their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Nunagesser
Francnis
Coli
Paris
Newark
New Foundland
Nungesser
Fresd
le Bourget
Nuageser
St. Johns
Grand Banks
W. Bertaud
BeLanca
Columbia
Washington
Harry G. Hawker
Mackenzie Shwve
Atlantic
Meeng Sin Daye
John Retgers
Pacific
Near plea for LK in Worcester County
A Worcester County conference in New Hill Maryland May 10 seeks to extend the Pennsylvania Railroad from Virginia to New Church to speed fruit shipments from the Eastern Shore. Chambers of Commerce and business leaders press for a connecting disk with Norfolk and Philadelphia routes to shorten travel to the South. Representatives from the Pennsylvania railroad discuss an outlet to the south and the impact on trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hill
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Chambers of Commerce
Worcester
Penn
New York
Philysepats
Norfolk
Fresa
Oxy
New Church
Franklin City
Norfosa
F Harting
Wilmingson
Perasylvasia
Storm casualties reach high figure across Western states
Reporters note widespread fatalities and severe injuries as storms lash western states. Data shows Arizona, Wyoming, Iowa and nearby areas counting multiple deaths while other regions report damage and displacement.
Hoover Plans Reconstruction for Flood Ravaged Louisiana
President Hoover and officials map post flood recovery with a finance group to rebuild damaged Louisiana parishes. Aimed at funding farmers and infrastructure, plans consider Mississippi and Arkansas as regional support centers amid rising river danger and evacuation efforts along the Baton Rouge to New Orleans corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeieippi
Baton Rouge
Cminal
Majer Sohn ¢ Gotwals
Ats
Natches
Miss
Lower
Vallia
New Orleans
Bayou Dus
Moreauvitl
Alexandria
Shield
Tennas Bevin
St. Dowph Asee
Herbert Hoover
Traight L. Davis
Laupiana
Mresissippoo
Arkansas
Cobb and Simmons Banned After Umpire Row
The Philadelphia Athletics duo Cobb and Simmons were suspended following a dispute with umpires Ormsby and Owens in Philadelphia. President Johnson backed the ban after a dressing-room discussion and crowd disturbance, with further fines likely to enforce discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieage
Tandehn
Reviny
Tv Cobb
AL Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Solomean
Fran Brick
Rwens
Philadelphia
Cobb
Cimby
Warre Ormsby
Winsby
Ormsby
Owens
von Simmons
Onobh
Johnson
Simmons
Dale
Nore Owens
Dcheean
Simmen
Johnon
Summens
Chicago Mall Workers Strike Hits 2,550 Laborers
About 2,550 mall workers in Chicago went on strike after failing to reach an agreement in wage arbitration. Employers proposed cutting wages from 120 to 50 cents per hour and reducing hours, but workers rejected the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Multistate Late Mews Notices Report Weather Delays and Crimes
News briefs report postponed games due to wet grounds in Reston and Pittsburgh. A murder trial in New York collapses a defendant in her cell. French Embassy asks aid in searching for missing fliers Nungesser and Cols. Fatalities reported in Walnut Ridge Wy and surrounding towns after a tourney. Reading captaincy resignation in Syracuse draws club action. A London murder mystery centers on a dismembered trunk found near Charing Cross.
Mrs Ruth Snyder Case Convicts All Allege Widow Led
The jury found Mrs Ruth Snyder and her lover Henry Judd Gray guilty of first degree murder in the Albert Snyder killing. Jurors believed the widow lied on the stand and distrusted her testimony. Amid the verdict the jurors reflected on a nationwide murder case and a broader crime wave sweeping the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rash Rrewe Snider, Dahove
Henry Judd Gray
Khir
Get Degees Weander
Albert Snyder
Motor Beating
Queens County
N.Y
Supreme Court
New York
Ruth Otrown Snyder
East Orange
N. J
Snypther
Mre
Snyder
Gray
Long Island City
Nurgeser and
Coh
Abandoned West Virginia mine collapses dead count rises
Unclear text reports the Tarrment area mine disaster with multiple bodies recovered and ongoing rescue efforts. Names and precise details are obscured. the article notes victims and a crane or equipment involved in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrment
W. Va
Frerergeville
Ace
Une
Americans Refuse Nap Off For Paris Plan New Year Flight
Reported discussions by travel officials mention tentative start for a Paris voyage in early spring with Captain Nan Revert and Cohoge Peach named as captains. Weather delays and readiness by Bertaud and Chamterin are cited as factors, with routes and fares under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gdold Bertoud
Claren
Meath
Mul Geean
Bertaud
Nan Revert
Cohoge
Chamterin
Wind Storm Wrecks Havoc in Louisiana
A destructive wind storm swept Louisiana causing widespread damage and power outages. Residents reported ruined roofs, downed trees, and displaced belongings as emergency crews assessed affected neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Fragmented OCR note about Ate wart and oreo tea request
The readable text is garbled with phrases like Wart 4S tens ty Oreos and Merete. Mentions a dawn 4 Al cama and Sar nage refoesfoet with references to Trezevart and vetages. Specific facts or entities are unclear.
Blizzard Claims Three In Colorado As Snow Paralyzes Region
Denver reports mid Western mountains hit by a blizzard as snowdrifts strand travelers. Three people die in vehicles near Laramie and nearby areas. Rob Miller and wife perish en route to a ranch. Cavalry units search for stranded motorists while snowplows push through to reach fishermen and others cut off by the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Redky
Wana
Miren Kegan
Bort Laranie
Robert Milles
Jeff
Seth
Laranie
Flood relief quota near filled amid fund allocations
Washington reports the Red Creek relief drive nears its $250,000 target with regional funds {sic} contributing. The Mississippi river initiative shows varied support from Western states and the Pacific region pushing totals toward the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi
Buiet
Utahs Forts Ae
Midwestern
Pacific
Ardener
Radio search fails to locate missing Nungesser crew
AP reports extensive wireless search across the North Atlantic for the missing French aviator Nungesser with no word received. Investigators focus on steamships near Nova Scotia as hope remains for a rescue or sighting amid favorable weather along the Nova Scotia coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Vanta'n
Nova Scntia
Nova Sentia Talay
Anti American Tensions Rise in Paris Circles
Disjointed copy describes rising French ire toward Americans in Paris with references to officials and public sentiment. The garbled text mentions semi official representation and concerns about actions affecting trans Atlantic relations and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Amenean
Pitlasoy
Atel
Attervan
Mom
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