Insanity Testimony Dominates Brady Trial Proceedings
During the Brady trial, insanity testimony dominates the courtroom as district attorney Keary Brooke objects to questions on attitude. Townes testifies that Brady showed intelligence before a decline following defeat, then grew irritable and erratic. Moses and Brooks clash over Brady’s mental state as the judge weighs objections and continuances.
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Moses
Townes
Elert
Court of Civil Appeals
Hendy
Brooks
State Banking Department
Mosea
Mores
Brads
Indira
Associates Of Accused Man Tell Of His Strangeness
Witnesses describe Brady as subnormal and insane while drunk. Testimony from Townes Brooks Anderson and others details erratic行为, irritability, and alleged affairs with Miss Highsmith. Brady’s wife and relatives testify to a brilliant start marred by drinking and psychological decline.
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C.K. Anderson
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Elet
Anerson
Moses
Anderson
Peady
Grady
Letitia Hightmith
Joe
Goodall Wooten
Drads
Testifiey
Brads
Hev
Valentine Lee
Beadie
DT. White
Ham Poo
Fragmented OCR Prose Lacks Coherent News Lead
The text presents garbled OCR from a newspaper page with numerous misspellings and broken phrases. It mentions places like Mexico and California, references an airplane poster and a plotograph, and includes stray names, but lacks a clear event, person, or organization to summarize as a concrete news item.
Decision on Wurzbach recount looms in Texas race
In a Dallas or Texas election contest lost in the Austin trial, arguments and new testimony focus on whether a recount is needed to settle the McCloskey versus Wurzbach challenge. Witnesses describe alibi disputes and ballot totals while attorneys push to reveal the truth through ballots rather than speculation.
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McCloskes
Robertson
Worabach
Bickett
Lodar
Eight San Antonio police officers lose jobs after pay cuts
The San Antonio police department furloughs eight men including patrolmen and a counter officer as Police Chief Chwen Kilday expedites cuts to reduce department pay. The men were deemed expendable as the department trims staffing and costs.
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San Antonio
Moody Favors Compromise on Prison Location
Austin June 20 Governor Dan Moody proposed a compromise on prison centralization amid five studied plans. He backed a farm headquarters with retained state farms and mineral resources, and an industrial plant near Central Texas within 20 miles of Austin. If unsuccessful, buildings could be repurposed. Committees in both houses weighed prison measures but no final solution emerged.
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Dan Moody
Graunch
Witte
Atale
Texas
McLennan County
Hays County
House
Senate
Luk
Quakers to Worship in Rich New York Riverside Church
Quakers will hold worship in the newly built Riverside church in New York, a $4,000,000 project led by Rev. Dr. Harry Emerton Fosdick and his congregation. The Friends Intelligencer, organ of the Ricksite branch, announces the plan with references to John J. Hockeiller Jr. and spring planting season notices.
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Riverside
Harry Emerton Fosdick
John J. Hocke~ Iiller Jr
Friends Intelligencer
Society of Friends
New Feature Planned for Men's Department at Local Store
Joy A. Lincus announced a new plan to expand Wolff and Marx by enlarging the men and boxer department with larger clothing lines. A separate entrance on the Soledad street side will welcome shoppers. Lincus, recently with Joske Brothers, was vice president and director before joining Wolff and Marx.
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Wolff and Marx
Joy A. Lincus
Qe. Department
Soledad Street
Bincua
Wat
Wolff Ad Marx Company
Pincos
Joske Brothers Company
R-100 Completes Endurance Flight Return to Cardington
Cardington England January 20 The dirigible R-100 returned to her home port shortly before two o clock this afternoon after a successful endurance flight lasting 64 hours The 64 hour mission demonstrated reliability and stamina of the airship during a lengthy test voyage conducted under the supervision of United States and British officials.
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Cardington
England
Permit Gase 13 Postponed in City Suit Over Community Center
On motion by city attorney T D Cohoe Jr the temporary injunction hearing in the suit brought by Robert Thompson and company to obtain a building permit for a San Pedro and Summit community center was postponed to Saturday. The city opposes the project citing potential harm to residential values. witnesses J L Lytle and Mayor Phillip Caldwell prepared to testify.
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R. J. Minor
Epifteeventh District Court
Robert Thompson .and Company
San Pedro
Summit Place
J. L. Lytle
Phillip Caldwell
Dobbs
Charles Ki Quin
Anid
Eighteen Burglary Cases Charged to Three Men
Eighteen cases of burglary are laid to Alfred Snavere Elmo Sadler and Winston Butler three men charged with theft over 50 and burglary in city justice court. The trio are accused of burglarizing several private homes in December and January and all are under arrest.
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Justice Court
I. F. Bolts
Justice of the Peace
Alfred Snavere
Elmo Sadler
Winston Butler
Investigation Into Wimer Richardson Bankruptcy Probed
The ninety fourth district court grand jury continued its inquiry into the Wimer Richardson company bankruptcy Werlenelag. It interviewed several stockholders from out of town, who brought shares and papers before the panel in Norfolk Virginia. George Smith Shafer, 87, longtime president of Le Morfolk and Portamonts belt line, died today at his home in Dartamanth.
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District Court
Frand Jury
Wimer-Richardson Company
Werlenelag
Grand Jury
T Haw
Des. Norfold
George Smith
Shafer
le Morfolk
Portamonts Belt Line
Dartamanth
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