Wynekoop in court as mistrial overruns death danger noted
Chicago January 24 Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop reported feeling better after a sickness plea caused a mistrial in her murder case over her daughter in law s death Warden David Moneypenny said her condition improved since arrest two months ago Judge David postponed the trial to February term noting the risk to her life as a factor Rheta s fate appeared uncertain with many speculating the elderly defendant might never again face trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Llnday
David Moneypenny
Winnekoop
Rheta
Alice Wynekoop
David
Dr. Wynekoop
Crystal lenses and progress in optics across fields
A fragmented vintage text extols lenses as the key to medical advances, photography, lithography, printing, astronomy and vision care. It links high powered microscopes, cameras and telescopes to scientific service and progress, urging adoption of a new booklet on eyesight conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthusien Untier
Buren
Vyssa Antonia Wight
San Antonin
Tesas
Wynekoop case hangs on delayed trial and possible end
The state presses for a completed trial while prosecutors hint at a possible grand jury endgame. Assistant State's Attorney Charles E Dougherty says summoning Wynekoop to face the court would be a grim sight but insists justice could be more cruel if the murder indictment goes unpunished, hinting she may never be tried if delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allorbey
Charles 8. Dougherty
Dr. Wynekoop
Money Debate in Committee in Washington
Washington January 23. Senate wrangles on the Roosevelt monetary bill began behind closed doors of the banking committee with one of their unanimous consent sessions. These sessions allow passage of bills with no objections and often yield local improvements such as bridges or pensions. The chamber also backed the Interstate Commerce Commission regulation bill for motor trucks and bus lines, favored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Speen
Senate
Banking Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
House
Weather Report Notes Rain Totals and Turbulent Conditions
Weather service bulletin lists precipitation totals at 24 inches for the period ending Tuesday with a deficit of 0.9 inch and monthly total 1.29 inches, since January 2.44 inches. Tides at Aransas Pass noted light seas and high winds. flying weather across San Antonio and Dallas region described as generally fair with varying winds. Tourist weather cards show highs and lows for Abilene, Amarillo, and other Texas locations, with several cities listed and noted as clear or rainy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aransas
Turigar
Werneeday
Inc
San Antonio
Dalles
Marerate
Boston
Charlesia Cnevenne
Wy Care
Brekepaen Castelo
Entile
Graft probe to be pushed in Los Angeles
U S Attorney P M Hall announced a broadened probe into graft and waste in Los Angeles CWA funds after two women were arrested on conspiracy charges. Miss Laurette Hasker and Mrs Emily O C Paddleford deny guilt as indictments may follow involving up to fifty people including higher ups. The official cautioned the arrests are the first step in exposing graft and extravagance in county CWA handling. Rental ad seeks tenant before February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Los Angeles
Laurette Hasker
Emily C. Paddleford
Int'l News
Ihand
U. S
P. M. Hall
Fred Palmer
Hall
Ritchey
Los Angeles County
Emily OC. Paddleford
Hasker
Paddleford
Elliott
GWA
Dial
Disappearance of Shreveport Banker's Son
Val H Murrell Jr 15 son of Val H Murrell president of Commercial National and Continental American Bank and Trust vanished between St Johns College and home at 942 Brie street. Sheriff T R Hughes and Police Chief B D Bazer asked to assist in locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Val H. Murrell Jr
Val H. Murrell
Commercial National Bank
Continental American Bank and‘ ‘Trust Company
T. R. Hughes
B.D. Bazer
Oklahoma Enoch Arden to Testify Against His Wife
John W. Maxwell a Chelsea naval hospital chief petty officer known as James Zorland Robertson was reported killed in action in France. He planned to fly from the Chelsea hospital to Oklahoma City to testify against his wife Nora V Devoaree who seeks payment of his $5000 war risk insurance. He says family troubles kept him away and that he believed his first wife had died before taking another wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Enoch Arden
Boston
John W. Maxwell
Chelsea Naval Hospital
James Zorland Robertson
France
Oklahoma City
Maxwell
Nora V. Devoaree
British Naval Parley in Singapore Sparks Far East Policy Talk
British, Australian and New Zealand naval commanders met secretly aboard the cruiser Kent at Singapore on January 23 to discuss Great Britain's Far East naval policy. The conference, held amid concern over Japan's shipbuilding and a U.S. bill for 120 new warships, could shape Britain's eastern stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Strang Settlements
New Zealand
Kent
Great Britain
Far East
Japan
United States Congress
Enter Now the Big Lykolene Dental Cream Contest
An old style promotional sweepstakes invites readers to enter with short two word answers about why they prefer Lykolene toothpaste. The prize offers $100 in Coach Frisea and a refillable toothbrush bundled with Lykolene Dental Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utmogt
Delaware
James Cliyale
Larough
Eriaceatears
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drlwynekoop
Grove
MY Tevereeres
AO Father
Che
White Petroleum Delly
Paes
Sip
Sil
Pen Eee
Erty
Luden’s
W.K. Ewing CO
The
Alamo National Company
State of
Texas
Evers
Trevonatruction Finance Corporation
Morteney
Morteare
Win
Vnrtue
al Stock
Campanias
Assern
Pavabie
Mortiare Teal
W. K. Ewing Co.,, Inc
Sound Institution
Alamo National Building
San Antonio, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!