Ruth Judd in Death Cell at Arizona Prison
Ruth Judd, known as the trunk murderess, has been moved to a condemned cell at Arizona State Prison Florence after a May 11 death sentence was imposed by Judge How ard G. Speakman. An automatic appeal is mandatory, delaying execution for over a year, while Sheriff McFadden said Judd remained in joyful spirits during the transfer and admitted having an accomplice without naming names.
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Arizona State Prison
Florence
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
State Supreme Court
J. R. McFadden
Judd
Phoenix
Three Jailed in Default of Bond in Prohibition Case
Justice of the Peace John R F Shook acting United States Commissioner ordered three jailed in default of bond. Louis Rodriguez and Edna O Jelty were held on charges of manufacture possession and transport of materials for liquor in $500 bonds each. Hipalita Castillo faced heroin related charges with a $1500 bond default.
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Justice of the Peace
John RF. Shook
United States
Paul Lockhart
Louis Z. Rodriguez
Edna O'Jelty
Hipalita Castillo
King Decorates 19 Durham Miners
Nineteen sturdy miners from Durham were decorated by King George with the King Edward medal for bravery after rescuing a fellow miner buried under debris at Hedley mine during a cave in.
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London
Rep
Durham
King George
King Edward
Hedley
Tesene
Man Plunges to Death from Dallas Clinic
Ya- n Kuehl, 30, former Chicago radio salesman, fell from the fourth floor of a Dallas hospital last night. His wife and brother watched as he died instantly during a nervous breakdown, according to reports.
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Dallas
Rep
Ins
N. Kuehl
Chicago
Mexican Pullman Settlement Seen
Mexico City on February 25 F L Simmons industrial relations superintendent for Pullman arrived to negotiate wage differences with workers Maybe a strike scheduled for February 29 can be averted as talks begin between Pullman and their employees on wage issues
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Mexico City
F. L. Simmons
Pullman Company
Pullman
Chesterfield Hats and Fair Manner Inspires Praise
A reader praises Chesterfield workers for fairness and reliability. He notes years of enjoying their pyre meets and finds the brand mild and pure. He asserts Chesterfield cigarettes taste better and can be smoked any hour without concern.
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