Prolonged Baker Trial Sees Ongoing Court Testimony
Court reconvenes as prosecutors near the end of their case in Victor H. Baker's trial. Witnesses describe stake placements and measurements in the oat field and discuss gun direction and wound traces. Maps show field layout, road, trees, and the position of the car, stake marks, and wad.
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Foley’s Honey and Iodine Samples Ad
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Army staff rebuts testimony on national defense plan
Brig Gen Hugh A Drum presented a fifty one page rebuttal to witnesses opposing creeping changes in the defense organization. He denounced the proposed department of national defense as unsound and argued the army is directly administered from the chief of the air service. He said the air service has enjoyed larger pay raises and that air units are commanded by flyers, while all branches seek more funding for war preparation.
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Air service chief commands vast share of air forces
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Sermon Rejects Measuring Americanism by Percentages
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Ambitious figure vows fairness amid harsh rhetoric
A controversial man denounces prejudice while unleashing provocative lectures on race and religion. He condemns discrimination yet keeps a hard stance, claiming a universal fairness despite polarized views and provocative tactics.
Strongest Thing to Do Is Return to Old Town
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