Brady Insanity Plea Questioned In Court Proceedings
In Austin Texas state evidence focused on whether Brady was sane when accused of a four year crime spree. Witnesses stated Brady appeared sober and rational, while officers described moments of intoxicated behavior before and after arrest. Judge Graves testified Brady had behaved rationally at times, casting doubt on the insanity defense.
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Auditor Wrong Dunn Explains in School Building Fees
London district board president Dr EB Dunn said auditors erred over a $3210.60 architect’s plans fee charged to Cane Fork School. The planned Kanawha City building was never built, cost about $109000, with expected 3 percent for plans and 2 percent for supervision if constructed. The district now contemplates a $300000 plan tied to a bond issue.
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Crabtree Murder Trial Rumors Stir Relatives Says Mania
Relatives accuse Crabtree of killing mania while facing a $500000 plagiary suit in superior court. The chaotic testimony references piracy claims, a film project, and multiple defendants including Woolford and Inkeep as the case unfolds.
Cotton prices spark debate over board policy
Washington reports quote farm board chairmen and lawmakers amid confusion over cotton market declines. Talks reference the American Cotton Competitive Association plans to buy union bales above market, while officials insist no move to raise prices or alter policy is imminent.
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Woman Acquitted In Death Operation Trial
KEYSER Virginia jury acquitted a woman named Whetsel on charges of complicity in performing a fatal operation. Witnesses and officials testified as the defense argued the accused was induced by another party. The courtroom saw tense moments and gas from a bank explosion nearby added to the scene.
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Communists Continue Disorders in Berlin
Berlin unrest persists as communist factions clash with authorities in the city center, provoking street confrontations and warnings from police. The situation echoes earlier disturbances across Germany, with reports of sporadic arrests and heightened security measures in several districts.
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14 Men Drown After Sabine River Incident
Radio reports recount a disaster off Beaumont involving a barge and tanker on Sabine River docks. The sinking led to multiple deaths, with authorities mounting a salvage effort as heavy weather hampered rescue operations.
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Plaintiff Wins Suit Over Daughter's Death
A legal action concluded with a plaintiff securing a verdict in a wrongful death suit filed over the death of Ammie Jane. The case, heard in the observing court, involved arguments from both sides and centered on alleged negligence connected to the daughter’s passing.
Freedom for Filipinos in US riots urged amid unrest
Reports describe demonstrations and clashes as Filipinos press for independence and equal rights. Army artillery readiness and California National Guard units are placed on alert while tensions flare in Manila and San Francisco.
Volstead Defends Forts Prohibition Details Debate
The debate on Volstead and Forts proposal centers on liquor enforcement and household manufacture limits. Representative Franklin Fart raises concerns on effectiveness and fairness, arguing the measure may fail to curb illicit drinks while allowing limited home production.
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Blonde and Lover Held for Court in New Castle Case
Two defendants Mrs Sevmneder and Qague face charges in a New Castle homicide and highway robbery investigation. Lawmen described a planned crime as jurors considered evidence gathered from witnesses and the scene. A deputy court session and hearings outlined the involvement of several named individuals and local officials.
Prohibition adviser urges home brew as solution
Fort Arlington, an adviser to President Hoover, told Congress that continuation of prohibition and home brew would solve the liquor program. He suggested amending the Volstead Act to clarify home brewing, while warning against unregulated intoxicants and noting youth drinking concerns.
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Plan to Limit Types Of Vessels Launched By Japan and France
London dispatch reports at the five power talks Japan and France urged fleet divisions by vessel class with tonnage transfers allowed between lighter categories. Americans and British favor the Japanese plan in principle while Italians push for a fixed total navy. France outlines six class categories including carriers and submarines and demands notice and published switching details.
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Dr Faunce Dies of Weak Heart at Brown Emeritus President
Providence dispatch reports death of William Herper Perry Faunce president emeritus of Brown University in his seventy first year. He died of heart trouble and bronchial pneumonia in Providence. Faunce championed liberal education opposing vocational training and argued against early career choice for youth. He critiqued mere point metrics and favored thinking skills and character in admissions, opposing coeducation as a stopgap.
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Virginia Colonel's Invention Makes Razor Non-death
In New York Colonel Julian W. Fretwell unveils a pepperbag alarm that screams when lifted, deterring robbery. He also demonstrates a safety razor designed to prevent self harm and keep blades from loosening, pitching uses for prisons and homes alike.
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Charleston Men Fined in Logan Circuit Court
Pleas of guilty to possession of liquor were entered in Logan county circuit court today by Glen White and J Edgar Holstein of Charleston. Each was fined $100. They had appealed from the justice of the peace decision. James M Mason Charleston attorney for the men charged after the original hearing that they were attacked on the courthouse steps.
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Bluefield Attorney and Legion Leader Dies at 38
Bluefield Jan 31 Herry Alderson Sexton 38 attorney and former commander of the Bluefield American Legion Post died in a Bluefield hospital today after an appendicitis operation.
Rogers and Ocean Can't Get Along on SS France
A fragmentary humorous letter mentions the SS de France and a draft of disarmament conference talk. It notes a mispronounced boat name, dining room plans, and jokes about the team’s practice and defensive plays amid political chatter.
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