Newark Trial Dramatizes Bunny Sohl Slay Case
A Newark jury hears testimony from Bunny Sohl who admits to using her father’s revolver in a $2.10 robbery before murdering bus driver William Barhorst. She cites marijuana’s influence, while her husband Witham Sworn, and prosecutors seek the death penalty for Sohl and co-defendant Genevieve Owens.
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Bunny") Sohl
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Crime's Gun Moll Lives of Dillinger Era Women
A long, graphic examination of the lives of female criminals tied to the Dillinger gang. It traces Pat and Opal from teen marriage to crime, prison, and high society nights, detailing their moves across Oklahoma, Texas, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago, and their connections to Pat’s gang associations and Dillinger ties. The piece discusses their pursuit of money, glamour, and survival amid violent crime. Pat’s role as liaison and “lunches” provider is highlighted alongside her relationships with Dillinger and Hamilton, ending with a Nashville motel encounter and a near robbery thwarted by civilians.
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Woman Nurse in Dillinger Case Recounts Help to Wounded
Courtney Ryley Zooper’s 1997 reminiscence profiles “Sergeant Pat” of the Dillinger ring, a nurse who aided John Hamilton after a severe shooting, helped by Dr Moran, later captured, tried, and freed in the gang cleanup. Her sister also served time. The child’s fate remains unknown.
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Gotton Seed Test Results Show Short Staples Common
Washington reports that agriculture specialists found seed length variation among 16 cotton varieties grown across the south was minimal under good moisture and soil conditions. Experiments in Alabama Georgia North and South Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas and Texas over three years showed staple length differences of only about an eighth of an inch.
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