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July 17, 1927

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CRISIS DRAWS NEAR IN INDIANA SCANDAL; Public Opinion Now Demands Full Light on Corruption Confessed by Stephenson. PROSECUTOR GATHERS DATA Remy's Apparent Determination to Act Causes Trembling Among Many Higher-Ups. GOVERNOR SCORNS CONVICT But There Is Wide Belief That Jackson Will Yet Pardon the Former Klan Leader.

By Special to The New York Times

Stephenson's career and events leading to sentence for murder of M Oberholtzer; Stephenson orders further papers withheld pending his court appeal; Remy confers with Mildred Meade, friend of Stephenson's

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Beach Has Place for Lost Children.

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Hurt Muscle 'Overpreaching'; Asks Accident Compensation

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The Brown System of Try-Outs -- Another Play of Newspaper Life -- Mr. Cohan's Two Productions

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PETTY HURLS ROBINS TO SPLIT WITH CARDS; Blanks Champions, 3 to 0, in Opener on Four Hits, but Flock Loses Final, 9.2. THIRD BASE NO MAN'S LAND Only One of Six St. Louisans to Gain First Moves to Second -- Jess's Control Faultless, ROBINS AND CARDS DIVIDE DUAL BILL

By John Drebinger.by John Drebinger

Playing host to the world's champion Cardinals at Ebbets Field yesterday, the Robins entertained a crowd of 16,000 with a choice assortment of in-and-out baseball, proving that what they have been doing most of the season they also can accomplish in the short space of an afternoon.

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