Coroner's Verdict Reversed in McLean Case
Dallas reports reveal the coroner's finding that William B. McLean died at the hands of unknown parties rather than by self destruction. Detectives pursue leads as the Llano and Dallas investigations reexamine autopsy results and evidence including a missing watch and a pistol linked to the fatal shot.
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William B. McLean
Dallas News
Bill McLean
Lake Cliff
McLean
Dallas
Llano
Young McLean
M. J. Patterson
W. S. Combs
J. C. Gunning
Evey Clue
Robert Ogden
Grady Kennedy
William McGraw
Llano News
Monument proposed to honor the Texas Mustang in Austin
Ralph R. Odgen of Austin launched a movement to raise 50000 for a Texas Mustang memorial on the State Capitol grounds. He proposes 1000 Texans contribute 50 each, with a bronze-plate tribute listing contributors. A committee, including Ike Pryor, Herbert Kokernot, Tom Waggoner, Tom Hickman, and Richard Kleberg, would plan the monument. Odgen extols the wild mustang as a Texas symbol and native pride.
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Austin
Tex
Ralph R. Odgen
State Capitol
Maj. R. C. Roberdeau
American National Bank
Odgen
Ike Pryor
Herbert Kokernot
San Antonio
Tom Waggoner
Tom Hickman
Fort Worth
Richard Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Texas
The Patient Patient and The Doctor Call For Teeth Disposal
In a terse exchange a doctor tells the patient the system is poisoned and to discard the teeth. The patient agrees to throw them away, joking that they will be found under the pillow. The ad ends with an old subscription note for the STANDARD at $1.50 a year.
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Felix W. Maier
Fredericksburg, Texas
Tom MIX
the Son OF the Golden
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Wallace Beery
Chinatown
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Sammy Cohen
Antonio Moreno
AIR Legion
M. G. M. News — Comedy
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Oscar Krauskopf
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