Youth 19 Not Likely to Be Given Parole
Lester Benson, 20, of Lorain, sentenced to Mansfield reformatory on June 25 1928 for an attack on a Lorain girl, is unlikely to be paroled this month. A Mansfield superintendent’s letter and a county prosecutor’s inquiry found that releasing him would endanger local girls. Benson, jailed with Adam Jeancola and John Botchick, faced rape and robbery charges and 15 year penalties in the state penitentiary.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Reformatory
Don W. Myers
T. C. Jenkins
Mansfield Prison
Benson
Adam Jeancola
John Botchick
State Penitentiary
Grand
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Mansfield
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Question Escort in Nurse's Death
In Independence Kansas a nurse Miss Margaret White aged 20 was found shot dead in a ditch after an overnight car ride with Elmer Cales who was held for questioning. Cales who had been her sweetheart refused to talk about what happened after leaving a Caney party.
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Independence
Kan
Caney
Margaret White
Elmer Cales
Oklahoma
Cales
Miss White
Charles Warnake
Dickens Church Crumbling In London Crises
St George the Martyr in London faces structural danger with long cracks in walls and crypt. Authorities may condemn the church unless repairs are funded. Rector leads a $25,000 drive to restore the building once linked to Dickens in Little Dorrit.
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London
St. George-the-Martyr
Dickens
St. George
Little Dorrit
Little Dorrit’s
St. George-the- Martyr
Judge Cline Advises Women to Avoid Ridicule
San Francisco judge Genevieve R. Cline, the United States’ only female federal jurist, urges women in public life to maintain dignity and respect. She warns against adopting masculine traits or seeking notoriety, saying such acts influence other women and can obstruct progress, despite 1,200 trials she has overseen.
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San Francisco
Genevieve R. Cline
United States
Cline
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