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The old State-House and Executive Building at Frankfort, 3 M AR . CI IE! JO 0" E I I I
f; Ky., at the time of the assassination. Right cross shows where '..,-
the victim fell, and left cross, the window on the side of the
1: Executive Building from which shots were ﬁred. Illustration at Of The
'3'. right shows military guard in front of State-House to prevent . ‘
.. repnsals If LOUISVILLE, (KY.) COURIER-JOURNAL
.Mary Chenoweth, one of the _
best known newspaper writers in
Kentucky, was killed by a hit-
and—r1m_drlver on January 19th,
1931, wzthln a block of her home
in Louisville. For many years 8
she had been a feature writer for
the Lomsvzlle Courier-Journal ‘
and was widely known through—
out the State. She contributed ' V ' 9
,. .... MARY CHENOWETHS
we- faalden Publications, among them - .
bemg featured stories on George
. Remus, the be in muster? o - -
Ella A/IacDowellﬁiRoslycrs'of [abuts]: . overcoat about hrs shoulders, he motioned
ville, the famous Elizabeth Grif— ’ . t0 the others and led the way through
@th Claire, $61 étillw notoriety case 0;: . the corridor to the street. .
ose en mg, mar erer o - 1: . ‘ ' _
little Alma Kellner.‘ In her investiga- ,.. TEE-1"." - Senator Wllllam 6.06mi forty
tzon of the l/Vendling case more than . ., four-year—old PTOSPECUVC candldate
twenty years _after the. crtme, Miss ,- ' for the Governorship of Kentucky on
ff‘mfwﬂé (555115;; Weéughfe Z” the/ﬁat]? - ' the Democratic ticket, in 1899, had
mat in arm .e an 1 .0 er rang 1 a . a ' ' ' '
the evidence In the case to th-zs Oﬂlt‘é’. / - var 5's, bier]. running agalnSt.the REPUbllcan:
She Proved conclusively that l/Vendling’s " "" 7" 1 “1.151555“ 5' Taylorr With John Crepps
tlea that he was wrongfully convicted ;_ t 7... Wrckllﬁe Beckham, 1115 running mate,
waIfVa galselglatrg. 5' 711' Ch .‘. “:55: . 5 for the Lieutenant Governorship.

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weth’s laststory written for THE MAS- .3-,, 54.5.5132- 55,2; Thére had been a “ft m the Dem
TER DETECTIVE shortly before her tragic “-"f;_‘_{ it‘ﬁég‘xq’ ocratic Party and Taylor had won
death-*0 6 (136’ that it'lfé’t‘estefl her E1”, .1. by a small margin of 2,383 votes.
1151-2113" 51151-333111?th Kt ’1“‘3’§"“’21”‘}' * ”3.51 Goebel and Beckham charged that

» - , - y oya .0 1e ave ~a‘ra;
she loved so well.—Ed. . é: ff?" gross fraUd.S had befm perPEtraFEd'
’11.“ ' ,1; .- 1 and ﬁled SUlt contesting the election.
“ E careful, Senator,” said .,. Frankfort, the historic old Ken~ .
Colonel John K. Hendricks 5 1 tUCkY Capital, nestled 1n the heart Of
as the party rose to leave “by ..‘ . . the Bluegrass, where the contest was
for the State-House. “There 5% .1 ., . 'belng dec1ded by the General
are rumors of -‘.‘: 5 Assembly, was on the verge
your assassination— . ' '7 1 Of a CIVII war.
you had better not , _' . 1 ’5 ”R. .7 1.- , On]anuary25th,abody
leave the hotel.” ’- .. é .- ’ . of armed mountaineers,
”ColOnel,” he re— .3 " . -_ ' 1 referred to as the moun-
pried, smiling back in j = 1.1, ' ~' ' tam 51155511590556er
a dauntless manner, ' " '- f ' "‘- Taylor, had arrived 1n
“when that happens, _ ’ -:‘ Frankfort ostensrbly to
it will be to my peo- - 1~ - '_ petition the Leglslature
ple what the blowing . w s ~ a . .. -- . 1 : _ in behalf of then cause.
up of the Maine was 5 Governor of Kentucky William Goebel who was assassinated on the . The above conversa-
\ to Cuba.” 1 State-House grounds at Frankfont1-Ky.,January 30th. 1900 tron took place on the
~ Throwing :1 heavy " " i 7 5' '3 " " " " morningofjanuary 30th.
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