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;Columbia Contractor Is’ ‘Cleared of Murder;-nan. on or our but «mum. at sup; by Tmpgai . .,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ... .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,_,,_.
*7 Cl’I81'8€ 1" C339 G1'0Wlfl8.Q11t Of lLaYfl¢h§T|8 - ii. than id who Smith was. all Hurricane Last 13.": ‘“' "°"“"f‘ 8"‘ “'° ""
 of Negro. James  Scott, For Aissaulting mu: .a.~;aa“iL;a_e:-‘uni:-;“i:-_-_. . mum ' ,_ . *v"-J ___fluv-=1-i-'“-h ‘ma
~14-Year-Old . White Girl Last April. ,........, y, o. a..-... can of as ' —-- " W "ti" - Woo 0' W er-t
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’ VERDICT CAME IN ELEVEN MINUTES 3.03.3; 3...... mm .5 Hundreds of ig>°nmesw_A'°:“.a.’3'.:?":‘.. '‘.:.‘..''..''..;’.‘.'.2:‘ R
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_. Several Witnesses Testify That Defendant Was ,3 $,‘,'.'..,.'., "...... .. n...« in — 8'.’ \ t yrobi-m am. said

a R on er ’ Side of Bridge When Mob s i-y. r-t-mus «och-aaa you ion?--. D”l"' hm _‘__
_ _ ————- the hope of Sout
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Victim Was Thrown Over-One_Nlan Iden- .. .... ., i. told of the crime ac;~l5*N-;;;,-;3w_ my u__,_,,A:;-xii‘-' in an‘ zsmoisio nuan-
tified Him as Leader at Hanging Scene. mzidfét-3: -igtxuhnfgfi large .iaa.a..a and ace... of snisl- um _";_w"“' ""m{m'd g_p‘;d°:;‘
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. §1‘he jury returned a verdict of not guilty at 2:21 o'clock °'Pi'l_;'.i«:';‘u"‘°"‘Mm", “M "‘EChtlo, Argentina. an uwwu 0, am. _
2 -tlls afternoon in the case of George  Barltwell. charged mm 3.“. the ._I “...... 1. llssdreds of houses have are roef- 34..., 3,, ‘*5 mu 5...“
f Ffith first degree murder in connectionwith the a case at 12:35. lie Instill! N-*l‘“' T""""“""' “'""'l“°lW"‘I- Who returned recently

;lynching of u.

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Ugfles 1'. Scott here on April 28. :lie<tiht.oat::nfi.h'th'|.':t‘::"‘..‘c.“.nb ‘a.-.t;..|:d‘:ua.s’s‘:i'fu:hit|:ing.r Four
Before the "jury returned to the courtroom with the verdict .‘:;m.,m' .0 ca,“ ,5, .,¢,,,..¢ vessels are aground. driven hish all
Jhdge Gent warned the waiting audience that the jury had 1... any-other reasons than those mil; :1  £'rI:i¢tti£
lynched a_verdict. and cautioned the crowd I(8lll3t~_8ll_V demon- shown in lll'°.;';?¢"°' m.‘ “ 1_“'..". ‘.3. ‘mum, “..,i,,,_
‘ration whatever when the verdict was announded. ".(_':;:°';‘:’ shkh :,:,?‘:h, ,,.,,g  1-.1."-wt, ..,y.y...u.... were dis.
The jury was out 11 minutes. They retired at 2:10, and 50",”; .y'.d the jurors were taken rupted but have been re-established
seturned with the_ verdict at 2:21 o'clock. . to lunch. court h “"3 ?::'t°h‘.
‘The courtroom was packed with between five and six hun- ‘,3,  at '31’ M_‘’'‘";"d .. mum, ,,'".,,",d ‘M ‘M, mu,
ted persons when the jury sent word in that it had reached 2?.” 0-ck,,k_ ' pan. or the city still are in dark-
, Is verdict. But_ one ballot was taken. Says lie Saw Isrhwsll is Is". new It II’ 1-

. . Damage ll ell
A When the Jury returned to the courtioom the nirors took ("'2' 3§;"‘B:"_'k‘:‘.ul"m°:';.“"d”‘o'"‘_ °':°m'.'l';°,°':'gl|::__ N" '
flaces in a line in front of the bar. The verdict -was handed ' " '

. . _ afternoon following testimony by,  ---— -E E 
_ 3‘ Fmw i;l‘.ubhfti’::hte;leln Deputy Sheriff Wilson Hall. Foster 8. llalley. a student in the  
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“We find the defendant not guilty." was the verdict the ::_':°"" M'°'°d um °‘ Chub. Nu’   

.  ad Hailey testided that he saw Bark-.
Barhw smiled broadly when the well in the old Jail and in-! outside
read. His daughter. 00"

VII Boone Cdtinty would not tolerate U19 N" 07 3°°"-'' _- ,,
Grace Bsrkwell, who has been in the gctg against organised vernment.” "lie was looking into the cell.
Ourtrooitfcontinuoualy during the The aaajatant atuy-my general laid Hlll0Y- “l 530'.‘ him (_3:'*'
trial. threw her arm: around his contended that the testimony had Will My 'l_iNIlK 5" "' 5''‘-
shown conclusively that the defen- "I907 ION‘ 50 U30!!!” all 3373' h um“ "..-
dant was “active fro the time the V9“ "33 if" d “'9 5"‘ ‘'5’ ''''l 'L0mDA "'0 Jul’ 12 __A h.‘."
W ‘W ta uh new from "Ih0 M. w. m  Illo mm .1.‘ 'w." '
the jail until ahumsa life was -snuf- ‘°'““°‘ ill“ 5‘ “V "5' ""°‘”" y
I“ tau ~- “monkeying around with the gas "'00! l|hPO8flN¢ "*4
om . 1 5' tank” whfih fed the scetyleut torch ‘C4095’! '0 9°‘ ‘°''‘ ‘ll’ ‘u°“d'
-atrikinest comes-mt a’tntchdnli‘ea.r: u-d't° I-0" 0" 1°“ ‘"0 3°°"" """' “ "" ""‘ T""" """°'l"
of o,.'.n“,d ‘odd’-in 5, ,,.p5“g;, cell door.  witness furthc tr*‘i- to‘ be h:ld hOl'!r‘til‘ils afteriioaIi...d
‘d the y.‘-"non, mg,“ by Ch.r|¢’ fieduthat  saw the defendant ox; u‘ fldus’ no one m roadin ‘mono.
Nutter, who testifledyesterday that '°""‘l "'3' 3"“ °9°"“‘. bu.” or 3 2:: ‘gm. . f.‘ u__
Barkwell was the mall who sent the '~°"~'l.'I . ' . ' y

W M, duty," ",4 ."_.,k,d ll ley said that he was on top of rived this _morning_.
. an tntmony ‘gym ., w_ [.;_ gm“; Scott's cell at the time the release‘ Florida is the birthplace of Hark
that Barkwell was with him ismithl °? ”‘‘''‘'fl'° '“ 'R‘‘'‘‘ "i '3'“ ‘'
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falsely. hilt sdynthat it‘. had.’ “'0 Mi ‘'*'-''°'' *5“ 57 W 4"

such an intense intcipst in the casef""" "' W’ 3'' sunk’ ”'“"C l°'

~ 5, ~ the Exchange National fink.
that he said Barkwsll was on the 'im..“ an.‘ M w. ‘an’. y“.

“M Dfliti meyer. Roy llcDonald. C. D. Engtish.
- “In one or two ste Barkwell could L‘ 8' E"'“'h ‘"4 L‘ E‘ "'“l"
gotten‘ to th point where :1" "id" ""’°" fiuu” fiat"
- Smith was.” Davis contended that d’ °"';'"";':;."‘ l‘ u°"“nu:
.\’uttcr's testimony was corroborated °°'“°" °" ° "°""' “
by mu ‘"9" yawn!” by m sso'd Barkwell was the leader 0 the mob.
man who it could beaeeri. had no in- 8"‘m" ‘°“m°d 0'“ h‘ '“ ch“
tcrest in the case." and “he placed “°‘3"k'°"N°" d"u:fid‘;h":d.':;
Barkwell at almost ‘to exact spot t‘ "'3 m "‘ °", "°
mu Nun" did‘... the bridge at the tfhte the negro was
Sunni" up. Dnrh‘ ‘ho ‘poke in sent over the railing.

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memorial park,in the author's honor.
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Caused Bis  and Many I-‘ires
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defense closed its tsstiiubny
before 10 o'clock this morn-

Attorneys for the four or five minutes."

the Southwest last night breaking
a live-day heat wave. took a toll o

t“ ‘O muntfiom on ''‘.n_ six ware. killed by lightning.

daughter. contending that the de-
‘hdaat either was guilty of murder
h the first or second degree or in-
The court failed to include

I80  llerses Are listed in State
Fair Harness Events."

lathsinstructionsthecourtdr-dee t'It .decIndthat‘°‘?“Pl‘°°°","'

*§sd first degree u r O1 f':rna- "if pB::l:woc'l‘l“iiado'd:-d his.powerful b"d"') Wm“ 1" '” mu“ l’°
, K aforethought. and told the jury physique in the A proper direction B"|"7l ‘M “ "'9 mm a” "“'°
, .lt found the evidence 1 there would not have been a trial.” w“. h”?'d‘ Pl” '3""”' rd‘ '

- all shed the rope around the Davis concluded with the conten-‘"7 “"",,"P “°'." ""'°
' stein the mm as chaired by the tion that the defense had failed to '°°‘

contradict the testimony of Foster
3
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Nledermeyer 1‘

Pierce Niedsrmeyer that '”"e“'dy "' “find
Barkwell was sta neat to him
on the

"'90" Yin‘ ‘film “G “*3-" norm ‘id. 0‘ .1: had‘. “ date. 130 of the_finest race horses

    

else tually hlled the negro hut. cu-ta‘. ”‘ ‘ °""'°"" - - ~ - ~
C ‘ ‘at ‘if the evidence showed .“lhat Ltttrnsy e Sta:'a“tt\ openesd the "d ‘nu ‘wt ho“ °' my  :_:,":,t:u|.§i::'¢',?
I Isrkwoll “aided or abetted” in the-areuaiant fofythe dersnaa with the§,' """" '".°‘,l- "" "’ "" "“’- 1-,, ,9” ,

‘D this year's fair.

mitt he did not isiissa it:

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Severe thunderstorms swept over ‘U”’“‘ “'9 599'"? ‘MD,’ °{ Cid‘

With the arrival of the late closing 501"“-

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played a violin solo.

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Btste lay Ask Cestiasahce is  r “

ltcmaidag Cases.

immediately after the acquittal of
George W. Barkwell. this afternoon.
Proeecstins Attorney Ruby it. nu-
len and Assistant Attorney General
Henry Davis went into conference
to discuss the four other cases of
men indicted followiu the lynching.

The cad of lfaiap Rowland. c rg-
ed with resisting an oflicer. is e
to some to trial tomorrow morning.‘
However. it is poesl
may a cont
f'our_ cases until ano r term of
eetirt. '

Davis said he expected to reach a
decision on this question with Pro-
sscuting Attorney Hulen late today.

a£rL'si.ic:.\' i.E.uiEits (‘ONFZR

liking Plaaslfor Nest Year's Pres-
idestlal Campaign.
3! United Prue.

CHICAGO. July 12.-Preliminary
plaue for next year’h presidential
campaign in the Iiddle West were
isade here today ' a conference of

I! a leader with John T.
5“ Ada s. chairman of the National
lican Committee.

Forty committee members includ-
lsw ten women from Illinois. Michi-
gan. lndiaaa. Nebraska. Missouri.

' _ and Oklahoma.

0 _ I
...‘, I.

oerrrv sll'ltItIl-‘I-‘s mnicrso
Grand Jury Investigating Work of
lashed Terrorists.

By United Pseee.

oiti..uioM.t CITY. July l‘.’.—ln-
have been returned

do County. a town rhsi-shal, and two
citizens of Anardarko and Duncan

‘i’ '5'.‘ .ndl ¢‘u‘.d m‘n), “rat The in t‘0fllIQCtl0I'l Willi (hf grand jury ll‘!-

ion of alleged whippings and

vwestigat
ot w y masked terror-

gALL$v[LL3 nACEg_-331-3339 ista. it was announced today.

Attended in-:sssJ”Chiis-Sraaaral.
V-_‘I'hose from out of town who at-

SEDALIA, Mo., July l2.-"Cap tended the funeral yesterday of Clif-
tain G.." bay gelding. owned by W. J. ford Brooks. 4-year-old son of Mr.
Idle of llallsville. hfo., has been en- and Ira. T. H. Brooks. were: Mrs.
tered in the 2:16 pace of the 1923 Charles Bennett, Hrs. J. C. Grifiiu,
speed program of the Missouri State Mrs. Tom fankey. J. E. Brooks, and
Fair. to be held at Sedalia. August J. T. Barnes of Keyteeville; Mrs.
18- to 25. Purses of 8500 and 8700 Morris Icon of Trivlett. and Ilia-
thesc Florence

mith of Iendon. They
ed

have retu to

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ARME RS MAY S
LOSE DUE To
WHEAT SLUMP

Heavy Lossyto Those
Who Try‘ to Sell at
Current Falling
Prices.

 

If Drop Continues Grain
Raisers Are to Lose
35 to 60 Cents
Per Bushel.

ny uaius rraaa.

WASHINGTON. Jaly l
can’ stand to loss from
C2l0.0N.0Q to  on their
tssawhestcropiftheyattssspt to
dispose of it at current falling
prices. farm leaders estimated here
toder

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ANNIBTON. Ah. July 18.-Ire.
with

the signatures
thirty-Ive eitissns of Anniston when
approved by Shall. Knhhtou.

Mrs. Rickner, who remained as the
guest of Ira. Nsnally. wife of the
hilcr, overnight. states she will re-
main in Anniston until the action of
the grand Jury aftd longer if she
can obtain employment.

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6 PROFESSORS
ARE DISMISSED

Q I O T.‘-j;——
University of Tennessee
Trustees Must Set-

Iy United Pius. '

KNOXVILLE. 'l‘enn.,
The tight for academic freedo
which has resulted in dismissal of
six profeswrs from the University
of Tennessee will be placed before
the Board of Trustees’ meeting here
July 17. it was announced today. l-1d-
ward T. Sanford,’ Associate Justice
of the fiipreme Court. is a member
of the ‘Odd.

The dispute whkh has I been
smouldering among the faculty ‘VII
brought to a head with the demand
by thirty-two students in the School
of Law that they would quit in a
body and go to some other school
unless Prof. John R. Neal. one of
the six dismissed, is re-installed.

The dispute started when Dr.
Jesse W. Sprowles sought to intro-
duced the JJames lldrvey Robinson
hook. “The Iinlhi the Isking." into
one of his . Dr.

July i2.——

Doctor spmyiaa protested and wet
dismissed. ff‘ ‘

‘S  Eorriou On

John A. .

THE wEATiiEi: .|CREAT 

For Columbia and vicinity: Unatt-
tled with occasional showers this af-
ternoon or tonight. Friday. rsrtty

doudy skies. Moderate tempera-
; .

urc. ,
For Hisaouri: Unssttled with lo-
cal thundershowers this afternoon
or tonight south portion; slightly
cooler tonight. Friday generally
fair.

Coo and quite pleasant weather
has read the upper and mid-

;I'I‘ nuns. MILLIONS i.‘.".....a ;..‘;'.'..1‘.".‘i'."';‘».‘s'.“.""' "“'

erstorias and showers have
occurred in most of the Iiasouri
Valley. and southwest to and includ-
ing New Ieaico and the Texas Pan-
handle. Pa weather

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north to Ioherly. and south to Jef-
ferson City.

TEEfi1i‘iCiii?iTl
GRIPS ENGLAND

Temperature Reaches 90
Degrees—Sixteen
Livds Lost.

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In Ilniled Pawns.
LO.\ll)0hi. July 12.--A
hoat was-e gripping southflll KI‘-
lsnd took a telluf dxtsan lives
hereuptodldlughthstahhtat
which time the ullpsrature was at
an unprecedented height of 90 de-
gross.

to such

Throngs unaccustm‘
temperature even at y sought
vainly for relief 'en the heese-tops
snd along the banks f the Tbllss.
Severe storms J intusity

‘ the past week have failed to relieve

the situation.
PARIS srri§s7"wi1's usu-

(iovcramenl Orders Ne Iilitsry
laradehly N.

iiv United Pro}.

PARIS. July l&—-Ten deaths
were reported here today as a re-
sult of the unprecedented heat wave
gripping Paris and its environs.

Because of the heat. the govern-
ment has o red the military pa-
rade schedul -for July it. France's
“Jour de Gloire." abandoned

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Fifty-Sis Germans Brews is Rhine.
* Uslhd Prue.

DUSSELDORP. July 12.-oFifty-

e

six Germans &. the
heat wave to hthe in the Rhine
River have been drowned since Sat-
urddy.
_AcCL's3§ lines it/iii-'.'~iA
OF (TIIITICISI ON COURT
Trial in San JAttrscts Spec-
tators ef All Chases of
New Mexico.

LAS VEGAS. N. M.. July
Shortly after midnight oflicials of
the San hfiguel County court woke
up Judge Richard H. Hanna. chief
counsel for Carl C. Magee. Albuquer-
que editor who goes on trial today
for alleged contempt of court and
presented him a citation to show
cause why he should not he sus-
pended from practice.

6

He was ordered to make a return ,

by 1:30 o'clock in the_sft.ernoon. sub-
mitting his answering brief and pre-
paring himself for trial immediate-

ir the court finds hint ¢ums°gi the
charges in this citation, which so;

 

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  DEMANDS RUHR
BE EVACU ATED

Operation to End
Ruhr Venture.

ITALY IN .tci2EEMEiiiT

Germany’: Reparation Of-
fer ' of June Should
Not Be Ignored,

Says Baldwin.

is United Press. ,

LONDON. July 1).-¢Great Britain.
through Premier Baldwin in the
House of Commons and Iarqula
Curson in the [loose of Lords. to-
day demanded that the occupation
oftheluhrcotnetosnendaad
that the Allies imite is lxing a fair
amount for roparations and ask
Germany to pay it.

This was the gist of the lam
awaited tnment of British paltry
toward he reparation rflslm
Eitanley Baldwin‘ was eheued to
echo. as he pleaded for Allied ce-
operatlonaswellasauendolthe
ltahr venture.

A break with Frame is eonfldar
ed averted if the Ftoach govern-
ment returns a favorable answer.

“The essential factors of I settle-
ment of Europe's ills." Baldwin told
s or as. “are: ‘ ‘

"First. payment of _:-aguauau;
second. settlement of iahr-Allied
debts; third. sssllrity of krone."

Italy.’ the prime mlmstsr said. is
understood to be is agreement with
Britain on these points.

Belerring to the last June repara-
tions offer. Ialdwin said that
whether the late enemy's olfer was
adsqaatsornot.itshouldastha
igaond. but should be examined to
discovsr_if there were any possibili-
ties of Pflllfsss.

RAu;oR'i3“E‘fiTo
BE PERMANENT

Injunction Will Continue
to Restrain Striking
Shopmm.

 

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CHICAGO. July 18. — Jafie

James ll. Wilkerson. hi federal essrt
1048!. made permanent . the tem-
porary ‘Daugherty iniu ‘
ed .in the shopmen's st
restraining the s . uni cem-
mitting violence or intciifering with
the mails and tin tsanspqitation sys-
tem of. the country.
The Maori add that although the
strike had been practically settled. it
is still olficially eflective on I! per
cent of the railroads of the coun-
try.

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