Appeals for Mrs Hughes Life Spare Sentences Plea Reaches Governor
In Atlanta on March 18, more than fifty letters urged Governor Walker to commute Mrs Ida Hughes's death sentence for the murder of her mother in law at Egan Park near Atlanta. Letters come from across the United States with diverse views, while a lone countercase advocate argues for the extreme penalty.
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Atlanta, Ga
Clifford Walker
Ida Hughes
Egan Park
Atlanta
United States
Fulton County
Georgia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bloomington
St. Paul
Minnetroit
Mich
Pullman
Wash
Crystal Springs
Fla. Holdcroft
Richmond
W. D. Upshaw
Washington
Hughes
Upshaw
Alice G. Miller
Fifth
Arkansas
Little Rock
Sarah Ruthrauff
California
South
Arnold B. Hall
Macon
Tirana the primitive Albanian capital amid war
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society describes rebel attacks on Tirana and outlines Albania's wartime history from 1912 to postwar occupation. It notes Albania as Europe’s newest nation, its rugged independence minded people, and their Greco Latin Aryan classification.
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Washington, D. C
Tirana
Albainia
Albania
National Geographic Society
Europe
Balkans
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
France
Italy
Albany
Edward Gibbon
America
England
United States
Albanian Peoples and Customs in a Wartime Snapshot
A folklore and geographic sketch describes the Skipetari or mountaineers, the Mirdites’ anti Mohammedan stance, and the Shkumbja River dividing Ghegs and Toscs. Tirana’s frontier town feel, 15,000 population, scarce rail, and a primarily subsistence economy are noted along with women’s crafts and tales of the Shtriga witch.
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Korytza
Argyrocastro
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