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Thursday, October 21, 1934 Page 12 SECTION III THE CAPITAL" JOURNAL, Salem, Ore?nn Judge Ponders Fate of Boy Who Defended Dog By HUGH A, MONROE, La. 11 Ten-year-old Joe Cooper, who threatened school officios with a loaded shotgun to save his dog from the city pound, Is back in the reformatory while a West Monroe City judge ponders his fate. Judge Howell Heard took the case under advisement. Public dis approval against the speed with which he sent the sixth grader to Louisiana Training Institute Oct. following the school yard incident prompted a four hour rehearing of tlu evidence last night. Hundreds of telegrams and let ters poured in from all parts of wie country, borne sought to adopt the boy, others wanted to impeach the judge. -An angry group of par ents began circulating a petition for the ouster of Mrs. Tina Clark, principal of the Hansom School. who locked the dog in a closet When it followed Joe to school. 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