Lamson to Fight Death Penalty in New Trial Bid
San Jose California September 18 defense lawyers vow to exhaust every avenue to save David A Lamson 31 Stanford University executive from execution In a last bid for life Lamson seeks a new trial as he faces a judge for sentencing following a murder conviction His daughter Allene Genevieve 14 may be the subject of a custody fight as brother in law Frank Thorpe plans to file suit The jury earlier tested the defense accident theory by constructing a bathroom scene to mimic Lamsons alleged fall of his wife in the Stanford homeписок
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamnsin
Stanford University Pres
Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
Edwin M. Rea
Maurice Ran-kin
San Francisco
David A. Lamson
Lind
Timitaze
George H. Hegerieh
Ute Jury
Stanford
Aciicle
Lam Son
Ison
Samson
Cape
Wnt
Fisteey
University of Texas Frats Resume Fall Rush After Four Years
Fraternities and sororities at the University of Texas will hold their first fall rushing season in four years. The university eased rules, allowing junior college transfers to be pledged at the start of term. Rush week for freshmen is February 20, with eligibility tied to scholastic standing.
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U. of T
Austin
University of Texas
Hhe University
Juab
College student brings horses to Jersey town campus
In Weiden Texas a college student from Tarieton started a program to bring Jersey cows to campus and establish small dairies to cover expenses. The plan evolved into teaching riding as a way to earn a living, with Wayne Burridge of Milleraville credited with the idea and the aim to train locals in Horsemanship.
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Han Vinns
Texas
Act
Gonzales Senior to Command at A M
Gonzales senior 21 year old agricultural student G V Thimes to be cadet colonel and corps commander for the coming school year at Texas A and M. Promotion by Senator Cal A 2 Fivery head of the military department with college president approval.
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Brok
G. V. Thimes
Gonzales
Colonal
Texas A
Sent. Cal. A
Fivery
Thi College
Dladioges
Holmes
FP. Infantry
Senator James J. Davis Second Lottery Trial Begins
New York report says the second federal lottery trial for Senator James J. Davis opened before Judge Johnie Hagen of North Carolina. Theodore G. Miller heads the Loyal Order of Maour propagation department and Davis's director general Reymond Walsh sought severance. fourth defendant Herward C. McGuire had pleaded guilty earlier. Davis stood alone in the first trial which began a year ago and ended in mistrial two weeks later. The charges concern alleged shipment of ot-
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New York
U.S
James J. Davis
Johnie Hagen
North, Carolina
Theodore G. Miller
Propagation Department of the Loyal Order of Maour
Davis
Reymond Walsh
Louis Meal Tresdweil
United States
Herward C. McGuire
Jimi
Miller
New Mexico and Idaho Ballot on Repeal Tuesday
New Mexico and Idaho vote on repealing the eighteenth amendment tomorrow as the two states join three others that have already backed repeal this week. With three states needed for repeal, proponents expect more states to vote against nationwide prohibition by November 7. Prohibitionists dispute the momentum of the repealists.
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New Mexico
Idaho
New” Mexico
Fay
Conspiracy in Interstate Charity Balls Tied to Moose IASL
A report outlines alleged conspiracy connected with charity balls held by the Moose organization in 1930 and by the IASL. The items involve ticketing and interstate commerce issues, with authorities examining the conduct surrounding these events and fundraising efforts.
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the Moose
IASL
City Manager Growth Stressed At Conference
Chicago dispatch reports the City Managers Association showing a quarter century rise in manager governed cities to about 440 nationwide and 18 of 44 large cities over 100000 population. Executive officer Ridley notes expected growth as more cities adopt manager charters and presses for better public service.
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Chicago
Sharling
Staunton
Uiniance
Ridley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rochester
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Oakland
Galil
San Juan
Porto Rico
Dublin
Ireland
Flier Discovered Knifed to Death in West Hollywood
Hollywood authorities report the body of aviator and parachute jumper William T. Dodson found outside his home with 48 knife wounds. Police suspect a Saturday night quarrel at a West Hollywood club over an insult to his young wife Tanya led to the fatal attack.
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Hollywood
William T. Dodson
Dodson
West Hollywood
po‘Ice
Tanya
Fan Dancer Demands Arrest Over Salary Dispute
Shiner police report says Sally Rand, the fan dancer, entered a police station with a bruise under her right eye and demanded the arrest of Sant Kalki 44, manager of the night club where she has been appearing. She alleged he struck her during an argument over pay.
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Shiner Cricago
Sally. Rand
Sant Kalki 44
Hearst Day Designated For Century Of Progress
Chicago officials plan October 1 as William Randolph Hearst day to honor the publisher for his papers role in the Century of Progress. Dawes invites Hearst to formalize the salute with a separate October 7 Hearst day. The note cites Hearst sponsorship of the gold cup regatta and a 15 mile marathon prize in a Lake Michigan salute to veterans.
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Chicago. Ill
Usi
Rure CG. Dawes
Thit
William Randolph Hearst
Dawes
Hearst
Jeter
San. Bimeon
Calif
Herald and Examiner
Agaliy
Ieading Staleur
Trapped Selesmen Find Connections Amid Classified Ads
A fragment hints at job seekers linking with employment columns in light classified ads. The brief notes profilable connections and potential avenues for opportunity within a local paper section.
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Selesmen
Bids Received On 1.3 Million Highway Project
Bids totaling 1.3 million dollars for a highway construction project were received by the Texas highway commission as part of a winter unemployment relief program funded mainly by an emergency grant. Some smaller projects were noted and another contract round valued at 1.5 million was announced for October, with wage scales set and potential five hour work shifts to maximize employment across numerous Texas counties.
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Austin
Sept
He Tenas Highway Commission
Totes
Libbock
Wyler
Rusk
Mills
Bexar
Kendall
Kindle
Howard
Parmer
Om Green
Ghernkee
Lani
Guadalupe
Hockley
Biles
Swisher
Carson
Panola
Bell Anuntyes
Shoes Found After Park Theft Incomplete Items
Fragmented report notes several pairs of shoes found at Travis Park Monday morning, abandoned after a thief broke into a Montgomery sales associate’s car at Keller’s department store on 124 South First Street.
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Travis Park
Lhief
FLA. Monteony
Kallison’s
South Fins Street
Sampl
Montgomery
New French Pursuit of U.S. Cotton Details
New negotiations for 3,000,000 bales of American cotton for French interests begin next week with the arrival of R Coles Neidecker in New York. Neidecker is an American national banker based in Paris, announcing the move from his headquarters.
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New York
R. Coles Neidecker
Paris
Neidecker
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