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Stivers, Washington D. C. Evening Star, April 17, 1932
WITNESS IN UNSOLVED SLAYING FATALLY SHOT
Ill-Feeling Growing Out of Case Blamed for Death of Police Judge.
By The Associated Press.
MANCHESTER, Ky., April 16. – Police Judge C. P. Stivers, 40, a grand jury witness in an unsolved slaying here, was…
Stivers, Lexington Herald, April 20, 1932
JUDGE WAS IMPLICATED
HARLAND, Ky., April 19 – Police Judge C. P. Stivers, slain at Manchester Saturday, was implicated in the sensational “Bath House slaying” at Lynch, Ky., in 1921 in which three men were shot to death.C. P. Stivers; his brother,…
Stivers, Lexington Herald, January 11, 1933
LIFE TERM UPHELD
Frank McDaniel Must Serve His Sentence in Prison
[Special to the Herald]
FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 10. – The life prison sentence imposed upon Frank McDaniel by Clay circuit court for the murder of C. P. Stivers, police judge of…
Stivers, Courier Journal, April 17, 1932
Assassins in Red Sedan With Painted Windows Abandon Motor In Madison.
Special to The Courier-Journal.
Manchester, Ky., April 16. – Police Judge C P. Stivers, 40 years old, a grand jury witness in an unsolved murder here, was assassinated at 8…
Stivers, Lexington Leader, May 4, 1932
FRANK M’DANIEL GIVEN LIFE FOR STIVERS MURDER
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tomobile with frosted windows shot down Judge Stivers, a World War veteran, at the spot where Neal was slain while on his way to a fire reported of incendiary origin, that…
Stivers, Lexington Leader, July 12, 1932
JOHN BAKER HELD BY POLICE AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 12 – Police announced today they were holding John Baker, 42, a Tyner Ky., groceryman, for questioning in connection with the slaying in Manchester, Ky., last March of Police Judge C. P.…
Stivers, Paducah Sun-Democrat, April 19, 1932
GOVERNOR ASKED TO SEND TROOPS TO MANCHESTER
judge of the April term of Clay circuit court.
Police Judge Stivers who was shot down on Main street in Manchester was a grand jury witness in an unsolved slaying.
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Two Men Accused.
MANCHESTER, KY.,…
Stivers, Kansas City (KS) Plaindealer, August 19, 1932
WHITE KENTUCKIAN ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF COLORED MAN
MANCHESTER, KY., August 19 – (CNS Hugh Hornsby, white is on trial for his life in connection with the fatal shooting of Alfred Neal colored. According to prosecution witnessed, all white, Hornsby…
Stivers, Covington Kentucky Post, April 20, 1932
REQUEST FOR TROOPS FAILS
Concurrence of Sheriff and Circuit Judge Needed
CONDITIONS ARE CITED
Guard Two Held in Slaying of Manchester Jurist
Special to The Kentucky Post.
FRANKFORT, KY., April 20 – Troops will not be sent to Manchester, Clay-co,…
Stivers, Lexington Herald, August 10, 1932
25 GUARDS KEEP VIGIL AT MANCHESTER TRIAL
Spectators in Clay Circuit Court Are Searched for Weapons
MANCHESTER, Ky., Aug. 9 – Twenty five Kentucky national guardsmen kept vigil today as the first of a group of trials growing out of factional…