Shank Seeks New Trial In State Murder Case
Robert Z. Shank seeks a new trial after an anti tile verdict against him in the Mehl case. The defense cites six reasons the court erred including insufficient evidence, improper admission of testimony, inaccuracies in jury instructions, and prejudicial paper charges to the defense. Shank commented that the state’s case rested on disputed facts and he plans further action.
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Robert Z. Shank
Charles W. Modi
Shank
Local court refuses a trial in disputed suit
A fragmented OCR reading reports a court denial of a request for a trial in a civil matter. The text mentions individuals Shank Vighy and Tad, with garbled phrases about not making a fight and a promise to fight. The legible elements suggest a minor courtroom dispute lacking clear dates or outcomes.
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Olio
Shank
Bat Bell
Uel Vighy
Vicinity report on crash victim and funeral details
Vicinity details a 45yearold man removed to hospital after a collision at a Lowland avenue crossing. Skull injury reported, condition favorable for recovery. Funeral services set at Burt Smith residence with Rev George PL Anetin and Milolph Leliepainn officiating. pallbearers listed among attendees.
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Gerhards Jared
Iwood Phiew
Dilsemary
Tie Pour Passengiy
Lownshipe Avenue
Ehnwout
Tly
George Sanita
Londale
Burt Smith
Princetown Pike
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Hamal Cook
Married couple Christ and Weitess wed in Covington mailing
Thomas L. Christ and Mabel Weitess, both residents of Arnaud, were married yesterday. The ceremony and mailing details indicate the couple received official notices in Covington, with both parties aged 22 and 21 respectively.
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Thomas L. Christ
Mabel Weitess
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Arnaud
Covington, Tey
J Smith applauded as house debates Thatcher bill
In a dramatic session the House heard J Smith praised by members for backing Thatcher’s reinstatement. The debate, marked by applause, touched on supreme court references and a clash over committee hearings. Citizens protested, while labor and tobacco interests supported the measure, amid local paving plans and a Colored Easter event.
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Smith
le Husa
Charles AL Thatcher
Palado
Thavng
Aes Gan
Wllaneys
Bond lectures on blood vessels at YMCA talk
Dr Charles Bond gave an absorbing YMCA address on blood vessels and disease, with slides showing human and other species corpuscles. The talk covered mosquito transmission, malaria, sleeping sickness, and how vascular health is affected by exercise, stress, and overeating.
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Charles Hough
Y. Mlc
Y. Ac
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