Texas House backs 25 cent license bill for drivers
A Texas House committee endorsed a bill requiring a 25 cent driver license fee with back seat exemptions, age and consent rules for minors, and fitness examinations. Convictions must be reported to a vehicle commissioner. the highway department could cancel licenses for violations.
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Austin
U.P
Texas House
House
Highway and
Highway Department
L. G. Phares
State Motor Patrol
Negro Serving Term For Auto Tampering
Walker Freeman, a negro, was serving a jail sentence last night less than 24 hours after arrest on a charge of tampering with an automobile. Arrested Wednesday night, Freeman pleaded guilty in county court yesterday afternoon and was fined $10 and costs.
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Walker Freeman
Freeman
German (Continued From Page One) Lindbergh Case Drama
In a lengthy testimony session the state presented witnesses linking an auto with a ladder near the Lindbergh home to the kidnapping. Bolmer described seeing the ladder hours before the crime and testified a man and a woman occupied the car. Hauptmann’s defense countered with efforts to discredit the ladder evidence and pressed Hauptmann to stand as the defense highlighted discrepancies in the state’s wood findings.
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Larson
Ebvert Carlstrom
Dunellen
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bolmer
Carpenter Debates Saw Marks In Hauptmann Trial
Witnesses examine board pieces, planers, and knots to link lumber to schemes. Testimony traces two boards, their saw cuts and color differences, plus a Bronx lumber yard origin and a Dunellen house resident’s alibi.
Record of building costs disputed in court
Oscar Christenson testified about constructing the house and maintaining a cost record. Reilly objected to the record book offered as evidence and the judge reserved decision. Christenson recalled March 1 1932 employment dates for Carlstrom and Larson without the book.
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Arthur Larson
Carlstrom
Hauptmann
Bronx
Reilly
Dunellen House
Oscar Christenson
Christenson
Larson
Excused and Noon Recess Called at 12 33 PM
The report notes that he was excused and the noon recess was called at 12 33 PM, marking a brief pause in proceedings.
Creomulsion Claim Seeks Quick Cough Relief
Advertises Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for coughs and colds, claims powerful yet harmless relief, pleasant to take, and promises money refund if not satisfied, with druggist authorization.
Pine sapling demonstration tests knot pattern in Hauptmann case
The state expert showed a yellow pine sapling to compare knot distribution near the base with attic flooring claimed in the Hauptmann case. A nine foot sapling was cut to simulate ladder rails, with objections over size and relevance. prior testimony concerned nails and board matching as cross examination questioned if both boards came from the same piece.
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Wilentz
Mielke
Pope
Trenchard
Hauptmann
de Bis- Schop
de Bisschop
Justice Trenchard
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Hopewell
Isador Fisch
David T. Wilentz
Court de Bisschop
Waterbury
Conn
SATIN
Carpenter
Hauck
Liscom C
Planer
Koehler
Ewald Mielke
Lakehurst
N. Y
James J. Parker
New York
Benjamin Helier
Heler
St. Raymond's Cemetery
John F. Condon
Farber
Sixth Avenue
54Th
56Th Streets
Manhattan
St. Raymond’s Cemetery
Vilenta
Goodyear
Jacqueline
Palais Royal
Polk
DeBisschop
Peacock
J. J. Farber
Benjamin Heier
Heier
Fisch
Ing
Rubye Moser
Walhalla
S. Car
Utiurg
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. 13
Malden, Maas
Dr. Ragland
J. W. Ragland
Corner &Th and
Wm. Rogers & Son
Rogers
Sories
Traveystars Son
Vees
Zale Jewelry Company
Amarillo
Zale’s
Rogers & Sons
Rogers & Son
Zale
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