Murder trial in Nichols case tests admissibility of evidence
A Fort Sam Houston murder trial begun with debate over admitting clothing and other goods found in Nichols quarters without a search warrant. Judge McCrory and Defense Attorney Kilday sparred over whether the items are legal evidence, as Major Willie testified about military search authority and officers may conduct searches of personnel or property.
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Grady Nichnis
Sam Douston Raldier
W. W. McCrors
Paul Kilday
Nichols
James A. Willie
Willie Fire
Kilday
Soman
McCrore
New Rail Trackage Hearing Set in Amarillo
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner is slated to hear the Texas Santa Fe railway case in Amarillo. The railroad seeks permission to build new track lines in the Southwestern region, aiming to shorten route distance and improve service.
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Amanillo
Texan, Inc
Santa Fe Railway
Nur Routhwestern
Bretes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agrarians Attack Cholula Amid City Police Mobilization
Dispatches from Puebla report police dispatched to Cholula as armed band threats surged. A mutilated body was found and officers pursued suspects while interrogations revealed inconsistent testimony.
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Cholula
Mexico City
Excelutor
Puebla
Garage Dior
The Secret Of Happiness Health And Nujol Cure
Readers share how happiness came from keeping the body internally clean with Nujol a simple harmless method practiced daily by many people worldwide reports say health equals happiness and the cure is internal lubrication seen as safe water like. The article invites readers to start tonight and try the product.
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Mar
Hundret
Nome
Vote tallies examined amid precinct tampering claims
Disputed precinct one pages were swapped and ink differed as officials alleged tampering with vote totals. Witnesses testified that final counts shifted between McChighey and Wurzbach due to added or subtracted votes, prompting scrutiny of tally sheets versus returns and raising questions about integrity and procedural rules.
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Tivenfield
Wueghaeb
McChighey
EB. A. Wernette
Cloases
Wurzbach
Kaoterson
Iluman
Toyeo
Qur_eniity
Judge End
Bickwan
Sulgeane
Morita Wits Boros
Lamar
Seeligeon
Bexareon
Worahath
Seeligson
Me Cleker
Ntherw
Cote
O'Connor
Allie
Sean
McClonkey
Warehach
Moody calls valley land meeting to discuss tariffs
Governor Dan Moody orders a meeting of 15 business representatives in the Lower Rio Grande valley to discuss steps against a Wisconsin real estate board ban on Taraplenis sales. Elsewhere a science note reports earth diameter difference estimates from Daminiog Observatory data.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Lanuary
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Ateps
Wisconsin Real Estate Board
Saa
Taraplenis
Ottawa
A. H Hfiller
Daminiog Observatory
Policeman Fined Ten Dollars for Kicking Soldier
A city court fined Special Officer Tune ten dollars on assault charges filed by Sergeant Garwood, who testified he was kicked by the officer during a Matamoros dance hall disturbance. Judge Dave Watyon declared the dance hall a nuisance and urged better conduct between officers and civilians.
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Lama
Corporation Court
Brrauss
W. F. Garwood
Lana
Dave Watyon
Matamoros
Watron
Tune
Garce
Delay Boerne Death Hearing Delayed
In Doerne Texas a preliminary hearing for Walter Schmidt two year old farmer accused of killing his mother was postponed as Kendalish witnesses failed to appear due to weather. Justice W G Darin hopes the hearing can proceed Wednesday afternoon and district attorney W K Woodley will represent the state. Mrs Alvine Schmidt, the victim, was buried earlier in Kendal. The case centers on alleged insanity.
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W. K. Woodley
Alvine Schmidt
Yerrold Vietim
Kendal
Grand Jury Finds 28 No-Bills 43 Indictments
Grand Jury returns 28 no bills and 43 indictments in Ninety-fourth district court on routine charges including child and wife abandonment and burglary. Witnesses in the Wimner-Richardson case may appear, with some from the Rio Grande valley. employees from James Shaw state banking will testify. A trunk theft at Teresa Staudt’s home is also reported, $2 stolen.
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W. B McCrory
Distriet Court
nébUie
Dasang
Albert Car- Anoys
Phuraday
Genni
Wimer-Hichardeon Company
Wimner-Richaldon
Rio Grande Valley
James Shaw
Commige Tower
Hospital Age Limits For Carlsbad Children’s Hospital
In Austin on January 22 the board of control set the minimum admission age at six years for the new children’s hospital at Carlsbad, 140 miles north of San Angelo. Senators H Meek and Woodul urged a fixed upper limit. Dr J M McKnight, superintendent, supported the plan. The hospital will operate with the existing adults’ sanitarium, with $200,000 approved for construction and equipment. Open date planned for October.
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HR. W. Haiehords
Nichole
Jockeon
Hall
Nichola
Abe
Peere
Paullineupper
Walter Schmidt
Justice Davis
Kendalia
Hubert Schmidt
Edgar Schmidt
Adolph Schmidt
Herman Schmidt
Walter
Boerne
Arline Schmidt
Tickety
O’coats
Frank Sae
Howe
Tga
Rerekea
Light -Cian
Bell
Hove
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