Hangman Believes That His Work Is Done
A Chicago prison rumor claims the hangman believes his work finished after the Leopold and Loeb case. The piece notes other capital punishment debates, mentions Tony Demio and Nicholas Guido, and recalls the courtroom arguments about parental poverty and lack of alienists. Three pickpockets arrested at the fairgrounds are released on promise to leave town. A postcard from Germany arrives in Hagerstown. A testimonial touts Dr. Pierce’s kidney tablets with a user praising relief from kidney and backache.
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Roy J. Gibbons
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Baugmat
Taa
Gosalp
Nicholas Guilito
Tony Demio
James J. Burky
Loeb
Leopold
Wi Loe
Feopold
Tony
Nicholas
Feny
Nichalas
Fairgrounds
Chef Bord
Lieut
Chapman
Zang and
Stocksdale
Western Maryland Railway
Forte
Dustles Power
Hagerstows
Thair
Max Lipinski
Philadelphia
William Clark
Butt Parella
Baltimore
Meaney Barker
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Ahan
Munyon
Toni Harpensd
Thera
Ste Horlick
W. Franklin
Ven's Carpenters Overalls Union
ID. M. Summers & Sons
Hangman
Nicholar Guido
Frank G. Matthews
Calvert Apartments
Germany
Hagerstowe
Mrs. Ihez Barker
J. & P. Cousins
New York
McCardell Bros
Fafarveation
Mlawiit Wal Kien
Aeel HusoMy Aviation
Hsuanke
Salleri & Naval
Rod Hing
Vomsbech Ang Industily Aghigubtii
Amolay— Root Buys
Cheaia Pry
Priventud
Calvin Coolidge
Wamsay
MacDonald Benito Mussolini
Henry Ford
Gale Howald Carter
Lord Carnarvon
Maria Jecutza
Albert Einstein Gandhi
India
Pope Pius
Citizen’s Drug CO
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown
Dodd, Mead & Company
Fourth Avenue
Everly
Coats
Polaires
Bolivia
Squirrel
Fox and Fitch
Brown
Morocco
Axminster
Pei
Kuppenheimer and Clothcraft
Armours
HAMS
Lady Helen Choe
Chancellor Asst
Manhattan