Public sentiment and juries shape justice in crime waves
The piece argues that public sentiment guides juries when crimes provoke moral outrage, while weak government machinery in new settlements leads to informal justice. It notes Cochran’s dentistry training in Indianapolis and Rex Parker returning to Comanche with news of friends and housing, plus a Fort Worth visitor and a local resident couple.
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Rex Parker
Comanche
Waco
Hub
Parker
Cooper Grocery Co
Thadberg
Eaat Main Street
Baptists Report Where Money Goes
General director outlines a 75 million campaign detailing purposes for funds and how donations are allocated across church activities and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Comanche News Highlights Local Visits and Campaign Returns
Mr Jin Haynes of De Leon visited Comanche on Monday and Mr Eugene Greer of Santa Anna greeted locals Saturday. The article covers church missions, hospital and orphanage support, and a recap of the Southern Baptist campaign proceeds and gains, including new hospitals and orphanages, plus local mayoral candidacy and auto repair ad notes.
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Jin Haynes
de Leon
Comanche
Eugene Greer
Santa’ Anna
Home Missions
Home Visa 100 Board
Cuba
Panama
Convention Territory
The
Conservation Commission
Baptist Institutions of Learning
Southern Baptists
Relief and
Rockefeller, Sr
Seeber Picked as Mint Director by Harding
Fred B Seeber of San Antonio Texas is reported chosen by President Harding as director of the mint Rayimond T Baker the present mint director has not resigned and said he does not intend to resign He was Wilson appointee for a term ending March 22 1922 Also notes the political connection between Seeber and Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
van Harding
Seeber
Texas
Harding
Rayimond T. Baker
Mint
Wilson
Reebey
President Harding
Point Isabel
Refusal to Drop Perjury Charges In Newberry Case
United States District Attorney Myron H. Walker said he would not drop the perjury charges against United States Senator Truman H. Newberry. The charge is separate from the Supreme Court case and has not gone to trial.
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Grand Rapids
Midh
United States
Myron H. Walker
Western
Michigan
Department of Justice
Truman H. Newberry
United States Supreme Court
Obituary for W H Couch Aged 78 at Newburg
W H Couch aged 78 was found dead at his Newburg home after years of ill health. Born in Georgia in 1843 he married Jane Little in 1870 and leaves eight children. He was long a Baptist and his funeral at Alvin Cemetery was led by Rev J F Milton. Cold in the neck and shoulder muscles caused pain. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised. Teland Stewart recovering after appendicitis operation.
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W. H. Couch
Newburg
Georgia
Jane Little
Th Baptist Church
Alvin
J. F. Milton
Ballard
Patty Smith
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Comanche, Trnas
Ada
R. B. Rogers
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Comfort Top
Austin Statesman
M Cochran
Pallas
Mayes
Indianapolis
J. B. Tunnett
Fort Worth
Momey
Burks Mercantile Company
Burks Mercantile Co
Will Harvey
Temple
Stoly Tradertaker
Miss Vrainees Burks
Ho Burks
Coleman
Burks
Firmin & Tort
White Hey
Peete Wark
Gil Stubblefield
Will & Mackey
Whiel
Lele Clayte
Scarborough
Nashville
Foreign Mission Board
China
Spain
Hungary
Romanania
Jugo- Slavia
Ukraine
Russia
Syria
Palestine
Siberia
Love
Kate Adams
Teverty Thomas
Mrk Wit
Mr Witt
Tion
W. B. Garner
Chairman Conservation Commission Baptist
Washington
Fred B
Paria Smith
Methodist
Joey
Presbyterian
Tao Yom
Christian
Newberry
L. A. Brightman
Rowland
Bag Bheing
Sadeer
Jie
Big Tewnle
Hove Sentl
Iik Hose
Het
Tadies
Niee
Enan
Teland Stewart
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