Commuting Fate in Hudson Case Sparks War Morality Debate
A governor weighs commuting Charles Hudson's death sentence after a murder verdict. The mother of Hudson's victim meets with the governor, arguing for justice and mercy. The visitor links capital punishment to war, recalling her slain son from World War I. The governor contemplates clemency as public debate over capital punishment continues.
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George Blake
Hudson
Blake
Wenner
Carl
Red
Charles Hudson
Young Hudson
Trine Soverate
France
Wolves Ancestry Traced for Domestic Dogs Evidence
The text argues dogs descend from wolves based on scientific inquiry, noting that some claim dog relations to foxes are unlikely. A name appears: jackal ora Almens, likely a misrendered attribution.
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Jackal
Ora Almens
Reported casualties in China alight in Shanghai
News from Shanghai says Premier Chang Hsia Hsu of Manchukuo was killed in the Changchun railway station bombing and Japan's supreme commander General Nobuyoshi Muto was seriously injured in the incident.
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Shanghai
Chang Hsia-Hsu
Manchukuo
Changchun Railway Station
Nobuyoshi Muto
Japan
Anti-Saloon League to Unite Virginia Fight Over Prohibition
The Anti-Saloon League of Virginia led by Rev. Ed J. Richardson plans a spring state convention to organize a broad battle. It will oppose ratification of an eighteenth amendment repeal resolution, oppose a beer and wine bill in Congress, and push to repeal or weaken Virginia’s prohibition law.
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Ed. J. Richardson
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
League
Virginia
Congress
Methodists of South Have A Goodly Increase
A net gain of 47,868 members was registered by the Episcopal Church, South in 1932, bringing total membership to 2,677,895. Contributions fell to 23,930,866, down about seven million. Sunday Schools added 60,000, Epworth Leagues 31,000, and Women's Missionary Society 5,400. The country saw a 49,968 increase while foreign areas declined 2,100. Largest gains were in Bishop Ainsworth and Bishop Mouton districts.
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Curtis B. Haley
Nashville
Epworth
Women’s Missionary Society
Liberia
William N. Ainsworth
Alabama
Cuba
Holston
North Alabama
Edwin D. Mouton
Virginia
North Carolina
Early direct selection systems in 19th century states
The Crawford county system in Pennsylvania in the 1860s shaped early direct candidate selection. Minnesota adopted the direct primary for Hennepin county in 1899. Wisconsin became the first state to apply this method to all nominees in 1903.
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Crawford
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Hennepin County
Wisconsin
Budgeting Calories in French Leftovers and Seasoning
The article discusses smart use of leftovers from French home cooking emphasizing variety and proper seasoning. It notes letting a day pass between servings, changing preparation forms, and using sugar as a seasoning to heighten flavors. It highlights minced lamb reheated with mashed potatoes as an appetizing second course.
Java Sees Highest Thunderstorms Worldwide
Java records the most storms with about 223 days per year. Global total of thunderstorm events reaches roughly 16 million annually across the Earth.
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Java
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