Youthful killer sent to Terrell State Hospital
Pete McKenzie, judged by a Ninety-fourth District court jury as a danger, was secretly moved from San Antonio State Hospital to Terrell State Hospital on a northbound train escorted by Texas Rangers. The transfer, arranged by the state board, occurred Saturday with only about a dozen people aware of the plan.
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John M
Pete) McKenzie
New Walls
Sam Street
Anay
San Antonio State Hospital
Terrell State Hospital
Saturney
Tete
Italy
Texas Rangers
T. J. Aldrich
Wiliam
Rangers Move Pete McKenzie to Closely Guarded Hospital
Pete McKenzie, deemed insane by a June jury, was removed from the state hospital at Austin to the Terrell facility under a removal order signed by KR B. Walthall. Rangers Aldrich and McCoy escorted him to Terrell amid tight guards and sparse witnesses.
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Pete M'Kenzie
Anton
State Board of Control
Austin
KR. B. Walthall
W. J. Johnson
McKenzie
Terrell
McCoy
Aldrich
Aubrey Hopkins
Katy
Slaser
MckKenzie
Ordre
Johnson
Board of Contenl
Xtra
Pete
State Hospital
Teena
Convicted Slayer Sentenced Near San Pedro Avenue
Chad McKenzie was found guilty of killing Sam Street on San Pedro avenue on a Saturday night two years ago. The slayer faced the electric chair at Unitsville before a Bolickis sanity hearing paused the doom. Judge Robertson may be contacted Saturday night to verify the statement.
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San Antonio
Robertson
Chad McKenzie
Sam Street
San Pedro Avenue
Uimtsville
Bolickis
Feeble minded inmates escape as Sonoma Home burns
Dawn fire at the Sonoma State Home for the Feeble Minded in Glen Ellen destroyed the north wing after inmates allegedly started it. Fire spread to a brick wall of the administration building before being controlled. Two escapees were later captured.
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Santa Rosa
Clif
Sonoma State Home
Glen Ellen
Pantages Case Involves Accusations Of Badger Game
Irene Pringle of Garden Grove accuses Pantages of attempting a badger game. Officers report Pringle torn dress and clothes ripped as she confronted the theater owner during an interview in his private office. The owner denies the charges and describes a confrontation interrupted by police who questioned both parties.
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Irene Pringle
Garden Grove
Miss Pringle
Vantages
Rathbun
Ant Baker
Fron
Tenny En
Immigrant talk and a courtroom glare drift in a paradox on San Luis Obispo life
A fragmented column mixes economic fears about currency and immigration with a sensational courtroom scene. It notes San Luis Obispo’s status, discusses Swiss and Portuguese ancestry in California, then recounts a dramatic fall and a murder case involving Mrs. Lois Pantages, while railing at immigration policy and national prospects.
Maygh Landa Debate on City Bond Taxes and Lines
Debaters discuss bond issues and city tax rates as land development and line frontage become contentious. Mayor Chambers argues tax values will stay low with uniform rates while land valuations rise with improvements. Local businessmen plan protests and preparations for Monday meeting to press changes and keep certain lines out.
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Wr. Landa
Khu
Jelee
Bulpour Springs Road
Chambers
T! South Azide
Oan
Ne H. White
White
Toca
Wneven
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