Co ed Defense Challenges Judge's Right to Summon Talesmen
In a high profile hold up case, Becky faces trial with defense challenging the judge’s authority to summon jurors. Judge Cofer warned against delays while District Attorney Blundell prepared for a likely lengthy trial. Proceedings saw tense courtroom wrangling over witness attendance and juror selection as tension rose.
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Becky
B. E B. Cofer
LaGrange High School
Fred L. Blundell
Jeffrey
Getty
Thardas
Esther
Bee
Tye Walt
Atteak
Schlee and Brock to Try For Record Flight
DETROIT December 7 Edward Schlee and Willam Brock round the world fliers left Ford airport at 10 20 a m to join the Pride of Detroit plane en route to Tokyo and then Dartona Beach Florida where they expect to arrive Friday They aim to break the world record now held by a German aircraft. A second brief item reports Nathann Wienzimmer, linked to a New York jewel theft gang, held by police in Missouri on several charges including jumping a $30,000 bond.
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Detroit
Edward ¥. Schlee
Willam
Brock
Ford
Pride of
Hy International News Service
St. Lowes
Naihan Wienzimmer
Robert Reece Whittemore
Conny Kid
New York
Cleveland
Mere
Cleanse the system of poisons with Nujol
An old Standard Oil ad promotes Nujol as a safe laxative that cleanses the system by absorbing body poisons and aiding normal evacuation. It claims no drugs or medicines are used and asserts safety in all conditions while urging readers to follow label directions.
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Chemical Products
Standard Oil Company
New Jersay
Ice Cream Manufactures Hold Final Convention Session
The Texas Ice Cream Manufacturers Association wrapped up its 20th annual convention at St Anthony Hotel with technical talks on dairy sanitation and ice cream mixing. Speakers included A Glutter of Texas A&M and B M Renner of Texas Tech. Officers will be elected, and a 1926 meeting site chosen. A Bunco party hosted delegates with George OBrien in charge. Hugo Swan opened the gathering.
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Texas Tee Cream Agnufacturers’ Association
St. Anthony
B.M. Renner
Texas.Technological College
Gubbeck
Officera
Bunco Party
Mer
George O'Brien
Hugo Swan
T Pangburn
Tutsday
Panther Slain in Deer Hunt Near Mount Ord
Alpine, December 7. Benson Cook Flos Bennett and Charles Smith junior high students, while hunting near Mount Ord south of Alpine, shot a large panther feasting on four deer. The animal, six feet four inches long, was dressed by Reese tail dermists and sold to O. Bi Denman.
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Alpine
Dee
Benson Cook
Flos Bennett
Charles Smith
Mount Ord
Reese
Bi Denman
Weather flier party heads to Dallas to inspect station
Lieut. T. A. Sims, assistant operations officer at Kelly Field, and Sergeant J. B. Philps of the flying field's meteorological station, flew to Dallas Wednesday where Sergeant Bethyn Will will inspect the weather station there.
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T. A. Sims
Kelly Field
J. 8, Philps
Flying Feld’s
Dallas
Bethiyn
Fliers Headed for Tulsa Field First Stint
A group including B. Maj and C. L. Rene set out by plane on Wednesday for Tulsa Field to begin a first stint. They planned to return Friday, with Tinker Bet Rene held in OLR as part of the arrangements.
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Tulsa Field
B. Maj
C. L
Tinker Bet
Rene
Olr
Tulsa
Giesecke Named President of San Antonio Manufacturers
Martin C. Giesecke, vice president and general manager of Liferc Flour Villa, began a year as president of the San Antonio Manufacturers' association. He succeeds James A. Gallagher as director, with Glens H., Alvey, E. T. Taubscher, and W. B. Northway as vice presidents and Charles Graebner reelected treasurer. New directors include G. H. Alvey, Charles Boline, A. Bradshaw, J. Ty Coleman, Arthur G. Dietrich, Martin G. Giesecke, Gus Gimbel, and others.
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Martin C. Giesecke
Liferc
San Antonio Manufacturers' Association
James A. Gallaguer
Zollowiox Fishs
Glens H
Alvey
E. T. Taubscher
W. B. Northway
Vine
Charles Graebner
George Friedrich
E. R. Lozano
E. A. Homlgreen, and
B, T. Laubscher
Stolen items reported from parked car in downtown
Milam buildings manager W H Ges reported to police that a suitcase radio portable phonograph were stolen from his car which had been parked downtown on Wednesday.
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W. H.ges
Milam
Wedieslang
Beattie Capper and Farming Fears in Kansas Speech
The column covers Beattie Capper challenging Kansas farmers on downward trends. It notes two million farmers leaving the fields in six years and questions about tax cuts, river power, irrigation, and transportation projects impacting farms. A New York City street scene is referenced as a contrast.
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Cappers
Kansas
Alan
New York City
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Able Shewepaper
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