Widow and accomplice face grim jail terms in grisly trial
Mrs Snyder, described as a lovely forlorn figure, sits in jail after a trial where Gray faced execution rumors. The mother Mrs Margaret Gray claims her son told the truth and is ready to meet his Maker. Attendants note hope drawn from religion as Snyder prays for life. Court observers show scant sympathy for Snyder, while Gray’s tale unsettles the courtroom.
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Gray
Margaret Gray
Snyder
Texas Son Proposes to Wed Mrs Snyder in Murder Trial
A Texas rancher writes from New York offering marriage to Mrs Snyder who is on trial for her husband’s murder. She has received many proposals but this one stands out as he explains why he could love a woman who could take him. The case proceeds as Gray and Mrs Snyder’s counsel prep closing arguments and the jury is expected to retire Monday.
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Garvin
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Roart
Gray
Mre
Snyder
Trip
Justice Scudder
Mente ‘Hat
Dana Wallace
Mrs. Snyder
William J. Millard
Richard 5S. Newcombe
Huth Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Vicksburg
Vig
Bien
Tad
Walks Home Clad in Ahem and Goat Theme
In Cleveland on May 1 Mrs. Haul reports being compelled to walk through downtown streets in a chemise and a light coat after a girl acquaintance at a downtown hotel gave her doped wine. She was unconscious and nearly all her clothing was stolen.
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Cleveland
Haulint Senfard
Mars’ Fletcher
Alley cats and murder in the Snyder Gray case
The writer rails at the Snyder and Gray trials, blasting Ruth Snyder as cold and cruel while condemning the justice system that tolerates killers. He condemns sensational spectators and questions morality, comparing killers to alley rats and lamenting public voyeurism in court.
River flood engulfs village as Hoover and Davis ride through
The Mississippi crest expands disaster near Cabin Teele about fifteen miles north of Vicksburg. Captain Tom Quinn reports rescue work on the Sunflower river as floodwaters force refugees from homes. War Secretary Davis observes the moment, while crews relay grim scenes of hunger, fear, and desperation among displaced families and their animals.
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Vicksburg
Davis
Mississippi
Tom Quinn
Heme
Tom
Sunflower River
Mississippi Delta
Treasure keys hunt puzzling readers for cash prize
Readers chase a treasure with a 300 cash prize and merchandise order. A big black board outlines clues starting with the fifteenth word of the second week's directions. Participants must refer to prior week directions to extract the first word and follow the master cues toward the final prize.
French Fliers Set for Paris Flight Return
The article describes French aviators preparing for a non stop flight to Paris with pilots like Captain Nungesser and General Girod among those awaiting lift at Le Bourget. It notes calm confidence and readiness to "glory of France" amid competition with American entries.
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France
Nungesser
le Bourget
Girod
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