Driver of Beer Truck Convicted of Manslaughter
In Virginia a beer truck driver was found guilty of manslaughter for a crash on Payne's Hill near Knoxville that killed Mr. and Mrs. Marker and injured Howard Marker. Witnesses described the truck crossing the road, tearing the auto, and stopping after striking guard posts. the driver and family members testified while prosecutors and defense presented both sides.
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John P. Nomis
Howard
Witnesses Describe Vincent Truck Beer Incident in Winchester Case
Testimony detailing Samuel Vincent and Andrew Vincent traveling from Baltimore to Winchester with a beer truck. Witness Clara Clark saw Samuel at a beer garden but not drinking. Andrew described speeds and hill descent. Samuel claimed only one beer in Baltimore and exchanges to cold bottles. trial cites alleged intoxication and driver conduct as key factors.
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Steiner's Bridge
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Woodiva
California Poll Shows Merriam Victory Slight Lead
The Literary Digest poll reports Governor Frank F. Merriam of California ahead by more than two to one in early returns. The ballot count totals 18,854 with results from northern and southern California portions, while broader nationwide ads promise profits from investing in news.
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Calfornia
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California
Birthday Reception for Mr and Mrs Watkins in Monrovia
Mr and Mrs Bradiex Watkins of Monrovia hosted a birthday reception marking the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Nu Mie and Mr Howard War and Mrs Dare Satleye Safford, with guests and family in attendance.
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Bradiex Watkins
Monrovia
Alnoey
Railway Retirement Law Ruled Unconstitutional by High Court
Washington October 24 Justice Adlai A Wheat of the District of Columbia Supreme Court held the railroad retirement act enacted at the last session of Congress unconstitutional. The American Railway Association filed suit on behalf of more than 150 carriers challenging the law under the commerce clause and the Fifth Amendment. An injunction to halt the law was denied August 14 and the retirement board had ordered Class 1 roads to contribute a small share of payrolls to the pension fund, totaling about $12,000.
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Ailred A. Wheat
District of Columbia Supreme Court
American Railway Association
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