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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
6
A clipped political manifesto criticizes sensational publicity seekers and urges steady leadership. It praises calm, practical governance akin to the late President Coolidge, arguing the country is fed up with egotistic promotional experiments in politics.
Flemingto n New Jersey Jan 6 The Teutonic scrawl of Bruno Richard Hauptmann may shape his fate as trial records highlight legal technicalities over dramatic testimony. The state rejects a gang theory, claims Hauptmann is the ransom collector, and defense attorney Reilly vows to bring German handwriting experts to prove otherwise.
In Flemington on January 14, Bruno Richard Hauptmann remains composed as the trial progresses. He reacts only once when Bronx taxi driver John Anthony Perrone testifies, identifying Hauptmann as the man who paid him to deliver a note to Dr. John F. Condon. Hauptmann briefly betrays concern, then gradually returns to a restrained demeanor as court spectators observe.
The John Condon figure linked to the Lindbergh case remains at large as state authorities led by Attorney General Wilentz continue searches. Condon reportedly used a New York Public Library card with a Philadelphia address. Earlier testimony highlighted a book on synchology and its symbol said to appear in authentic ransom notes, a point raised by Chief Defense Counsel Reilly.
The case of M. T. Hallinan and Earl West on trial in federal district court on charges of conspiracy to traffic in stolen autos went to the jury Thursday noon. Three New York men testified for the prosecution, saying their autos had been stolen and brought to Texas. Indianola survivor dies in Guero Texas Lina Dickerson 73 former resident of Old Indianola Funeral services held after long illness. Mrs. Dickerson was among the last survivors of the Indianola storm that swept the seaport city off the map years ago. furnished four room duplex apartment at 218 West Magnolia for rent at 40 dollars per month. See Classification 27 Light Classified ads
In Flemington New Jersey special precautions were taken for Bruno Richard Hauptmann as he entered the Lindbergh trial courtroom. He was not handcuffed, but his arms were lightly gripped by a deputy sheriff and a state trooper on either side while spectators watched.
The University of Texas bureau reports 1934 chartered Texas corporations totaling 22,380,000 for 1441 companies, down 21 percent in capital and 8 percent in number from 1933. December charters reached 4,323,000 capital, up 238 percent from November and 320 percent from December 1933, with 102 charters in December.
Justice of the Peace H Tal kerb of Harlandate reported a verdict of death from a heart attack in the Wednesday death of Mrs Mary McFarland, 55, of 417 Delmar Street. She collapsed while at a Porter Street store seeking water for her sick husband and died within an hour at Robert B Green hospital.
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