Drunk Tow Ay Brother Then Testifies About Fuller
Continued testimony describes Dr Herman A Nester analyzing tablets Ralph Filer provided as morphine sulphate. Ralph Cattleman Bates testifies Fuller appeared intoxicated and was placed in a patrol wagon after the beverage and powder claims. Witnesses describe Fuller as a possible victim of a social disease in his early fifties.
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Fuller
Herman A. Nester
Ralph Filer
Bry
Ralph Cattleman
TH. Bates
Cure Cough With Mronehuline Emulsion Promised
An advertisement claims Mronehuline Emulsion ends a persistent cough with two doses or a full bottle money back. It markets Bronchuline Emulsion as a real cough medicine without sedatives or habit forming drugs, and promises no stomach upset and a trial guarantee.
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Bock
Sommers Drug Stores
Squeaking Shoes End Marital Bliss
A chaotic divorce case unfolds with claims about squeaking shoes during walks. Witnesses including Sister Stat and Mrs Nixon describe the defendant Fuller as unstable and childlike, citing a history of drinking, fires, and erratic behavior over years. Court sessions continue to hear deposition details at Fort Sam Houston.
Bank court questions in deposition dispute over kangaroo court
Witness Miss James testified about her petition alleging a court of inquiry harmed the city. She described deposits and debts tied to the bank’s closure, noted connections to law firms Church and Graves and several companies, and disputed drafting costs outweighing her $1000 deposit. The exchange touched on defining a kangaroo court and the legal disputes surrounding the case.
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Tudge Talbert
McAskill
Mets
Steger
Talbert
Stegeil Eee
Dalbert
Hencin
Order Tames
McAckill
Wiss James” Tosony
Church and Graves
Manger
Wallace Trogers
Russell G. Hill
Rogers
Hill
Church
Graves
Travis Investment Company
Milam Company
Milam Realty Company
Milar Building
Milam Cafetena
Commercial Realty Company
Commonwealth Company
Miss James
Roges
Intercozator
James
Fuller jury trial notes goofiest town figure in testimony
The report recounts witnesses describing Fuller as unstable and eccentric. Dott claimed Fuller boasted odds against a 40 to 16 bet and called him goofy. A SP agent recalled a drunk past, while Mrs Kaiser said Fuller was insane after his wife’s death. Several witnesses testified to his strange behavior and mood, with courtroom crowds observing the proceedings.
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Dott
Fuller
Amy
U. Konsistant
Southern Pacific
Jpeane
Onor
Puller
John
Uis
Florence Kaiser
East Commerce Atrest
Prnion
W. OW. BleCrary
Jie
Senate Plans and Bank Crisis Dominate Congress News
Senate judiciary committee weighs prohibition referendum proposals as Connecticut Republican Senator Ingham introduces a constitutional amendment for ratification by state conventions. In unrelated action, City Central Bank depositors push a plan to reorganize the failed bank by converting 300000 into capital plus matching outside funds, requiring 90 percent of depositors approval and leaving most under 250 dollars paid in cash.
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Senate
Washington, D. GC
Judiciary
Rhananat Norris
Agswrad
Inghaw
Connecticut
City-Central
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Chamber of Commerce
Charles M. Dickson
Eather
J. Geehan
Arthur Garnet
O. H. Smith
Ira J. Yates
Sean Walthall
George M. Green
Darold Kayton
Hoover appoints Hague delegate to permanent Court of Arbitration
Washington DC December 11 President Hoover named Thert By Olde of St Paul a former wider secretary of state as the merchant member of the permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague.
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Hoover
Hague
Washington, D. C
Twhert
Olde of
St Paul
Senate Seeks Government Notes on Japanese Outbreak
The Senate today voted to direct Secretary Buimeday to provide all government notes exchanged regarding the Japanese outbreak, aiming to obtain a complete record of communications and actions taken. The move reflects urgent congressional oversight amid ongoing security concerns.
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Washington
Tr. C
Dee
Senate
Buimeday
Two at Huntsville to Die on Friday
Huntsville Texas on December 17 two men sat on death row awaiting electrocution. Frills a former Haskell county farmer killed D W Hamilton and his son Earl Hamilton after a quarrel in a liquor trial. Ross a self styled former circus roustabout from Dangerfield was convicted of criminally attacking By white roman. Money to Loan ads referenced in light classified.
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Huntsville
Texas
Hallight
Atate
Mortory
Frills
Haskell County
D.W. Hamilton
Earl Harmilton
X. Quarrel
Ross
Dangerfield
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Mice Nixon
Jock Dott
Camden Street
Fullee
Aml
Dl, Davis
Arthur Yo Wright
Grover Morris
R. W. Stappenieck
TL Talbert
J. EF. Dair
George Lt. Mayer
Wolff & Marx the
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Shorte
Mentplare, Steed
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