Thompson and Goodwin Cleared for Clemency Delay
Clyde Thompson and Clyde Goodwin faced clemency decisions as Governor Rowe Rowx Mierling considered commuting Thompson's death sentence and delaying executions. Thompson and Shook were implicated in a market killings case with Goodwin convicted of killing Lloyd Fiuiott.
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Rubin
Clyde Hompson
Duse Goulwin
Rowx Mierling
Thompson
Ladas
Goodwin
Odie
Grodwin
Lloyd Fiuiott
Howie County
Thoman” Davie
Woman's Illness Delays Spite Fence Case in San Antonio
The Spite Fence dispute between McGuire and Moss, tied to a sixteenth street area in San Antonio, was postponed for a third time as Mrs. Jack McGuire’s health prevented attendance. Special Judge W. S. Anthony postponed to the October term with Judge W. W. McCrory to assist. Testimony showed Moss claiming the fence blocked breeze and sunlight, while McGuire argued it protected his wife whose health worsened at the sight of Mrs. Moss.
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San Antonio
Jack BicGuire
Anthony
W.W. McCrory
O. C. Moss
Weet Roxewood Avenue
Jack BleGuire
Wil
Rosewood Avenue
Mosk
Rambin
McGuire
Mra
Moss
Governor Commutes Goodwin Sentence Over Defense Error
The governor cited defense failure to request a change of venue and alleged jury influence by a Lowie County courthouse presence during trial as reasons for commuting Goodwin's sentence. Petitioners argued clemency due to these factors and the defendant's mental maturity concerns.
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Lve
Thompson
Farmer Killer Is Found in Woods Near Floyd
A Floyd farmer Alfred Minning, 48, sought after an attack on his family that killed his wife and two children, was captured by state troopers near his home in a wooded area about a quarter mile away. The incident sparked a posse pursuit and raised questions about school placements as authorities prepared to address child safety and community concerns.
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Rome
N.Y
Minning
Floyd
Alfred
Gharages Filed on Negro Pair in Conroe
Charges of murder and assault filed against Grose Tolson and Isaiah Eulswaris, both youths, in Montgomery County. Sheriff Hicks said they will be held in the Harris county jail for safekeeping. tensions rise after a late Wednesday shooting near Constant Thomas Revelt and the Trustite of the Peace.
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S.C Charene
Conroe
Trosses
Constant Thomas Revelt
Dulaney
Montgomery Emin
Hicks
Moncomery
Grose Tolson
Isaiah Eulswaris
Justices of the Pearh
C. VT. Darby
Unrris Couinte
Shei Iie Hicks
Hanstan
World airmen face action by Japan in 1941 incident
Tyorio reports international tension over the landing of American airmen Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr and three U.S. Navy aviators near Tokyo. Officials debated punishment while Washington sought guidance as Japanese authorities seek explanations for reconnaissance flights over coastal fortifications. Pangborn and Herndon consider non stop Pacific flight plans with a refueling capable monoplane, aiming for Spain.
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Tyorio
Glyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon Ty
Yangzhoty
Herndau
Cheloo
Darien
Newangting
Viniren
Washington
Ministry of Communications
Tachikawa Airdrome
Here
Vaughorn
Herndon
Spaitie
Panghorn
Charles &. Linnbergh
Pangborn
Sanushito Brack
Japan
Pangbnrn
Hermson
Ther Rae
Wiley Pat
Harold Niy
Pron Moyle
G. A. Allen
California
Tacoma
Tokina
Tarell Bromles
Gatts
Wasifie
Wash
Pair Seek to Lure Votes From Losers in Mississippi Race
In a tumultuous Mississippi gubernatorial race a plan to attract voters from defeated rivals unfolds. Early returns from Tuesday’s elimination show Hugh White, a lumberman, and Mike Sennett Connor mobilizing 107 425 voters as they battle for the 64 900 Bilha faction votes and the Tange Paul Johnson and George Tatebell supporters.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Migs
T— Rae
Thesday
Pel Hugh
White
Mike Sennett Conner
Rinnerip
Tange Paul Johnson
George T.aitebell
Bilha
Blind Men Attack In Rooming House With Chair
In New York on August 7 two blind men Kenneth Keenin 34 and Timothy Kells 24 attacked 60 year old Walace Kopelitski in a rooming house at Thirty-fourth Street with a chair fracturing his skull. Both attackers were arrested and Keelin claimed prior prize fighting experience.
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New York
Ang
Wallace Kopelitski
Hears Keenin
Timothy. Kells
Kelle
Boston
A. T. and T. Reports Gain in Earnings
New York reports indicate American Telephone and Telegraph reversed a rise in net operating income year over year. For June the figure reached 89,815,720 versus 2,509,008 a year earlier. First half earnings stood at 17.44 million, up from 17.0 million in the prior period.
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A. T. and
New York
Ave
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hoover to Depart for Rapidan Camp
President Reaver planned to leave late in day for the Rapidan camp to stay until Monday morning. Mrs. Treaver, who will be in Akron tomorrow, will return Sunday morning to Washington and probably go to the camp. Her plans, however, are not certain.
George L Fox Dies in New Haven Notice
George L. Fox, 7?, retired educator, publicist and lecturer, died in New Haven on the night of August 7. The late figure was twice a candidate for public office and was well known in local literary and educational circles. Further details of his life and survivors were not immediately available.
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George L. Fox
New Haven
Conn
Gad Lestorery
Campalante
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