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Flogging
- Legion inquiry to be thorough. Ag.30-36; 2.
- an tells police he saw floggers. Ag.31-36:1.
- Flogging;probe end abruptly, fie.1-36:1. Flogging victims get prison terms. Se.3-
- 36:1.
- Flogging cases brought to end. Se.4-36:1.
- Burneyaeclares victims refuse to name f] floggers. Se.5-36:1.
Flogging
- Sheriff of Columbus county begins new flog probe. F.11-37:3.
- Residents of Columbus armed against flog fers. F.12-37:1.
- Flogging arrests. F.20-37:1.
- Masked floggers now face arrest. F.22-37:10.
- Two acquitted in floggin case. F.24-37:!
Flogging
- Sheriff starts floggin probe In BrunswK wick county. D.17-36:1.
- Federal aid is sought in probe of flogging. D.18-36:1.
- Get federal aid in flogging case. D.19-36:3.
Flogging
- Supreme Court to pass on use of lash on prisoners, p.2, Dec.3, 1926.
- Argue whipping anpeal in court. D.8-2G: 2.
- Statute giving floggin right upheld by court. Jan. 27-27:1.
- Convicts flogged by state rules. Ag 22-31:2.
- Mrs. Bost say8 welfare bd. hasn't appro{ ed flogging rules. Ag.23-31:1.
Flogging
- More convict flogging in state highway camps. Ag.25-31:1.
- Welfare bd. reports on flogging of convicts. Ag.26-31:1.
- Await acion until return of Jeffrees. Ag.27-31:8.
- Abandon whipping of all convicts in state camps. Se.2-31:1. Se.3-31:2.
