Medical Board Urged to Decide Insanity in Trials
Judge Tatum proposes forming a medical board to assess defendant sanity in trials, arguing juries are biased and incompetent to judge mental condition. He urges a panel of reputable doctors handle no more than one case at a time, with juries retained for similar future trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerse Totem
Ixtyninth Wistere Court
Balberi
Tsp
Medical Board
Tuage Tatum
Tlhan
J &J
Tatum
Vew
Texas
Hoge
Tria
Tut
Tut & Saake
Basi- Epes
Otter
Fisherman Mayor Injury At Llano River Camp
In Texas on July day a fishhook caused injury to Major Joe Stein of Fred ieseburg while he fished the Llano River. First aid was given to the mayor at a Boy Scout camp where Stein returned, and Rhyciinn removed the broken hook from the mayor’s hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stéin
Texas
Joe Stein
Fredieseburg
Llano River
Stein
Where They Speak Totay camzaten epcaches Meuteten 2 A Fergus
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and times with scattered place references and scheduling notes for speakers and events. It mentions Fergus, Mother Nelfte Park, Combana, Dengor, Desir and Shey MiMieh, plus scheduled items and incomplete lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuteten
Fergus
Nelfte Park Gherstem
Bastien
MiMieh
Frank Pulrem
CL Pratt Bertrem
Loe A. R
Rt. Co
E& Wall
Editor Gentry Dugzl Joins Corpus Chebsti Free Dress
Former mewn pepersman EDITOR Gentry Dugzl becomes editor of Cat ton Ginnees' tourist the official organ of Trass Cotton Ginners' nasocfallot in Corpus Chebsti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Dugzl
Mewn Pepersman
Corpus Chebsti Free Dress
Catton Ginnees’ Tourist
Trass Cotton Ginners
Nasocfallot
Corpus Man on Heh J Corpus Man on Heh J
Ventis Dual a publisher of the Corpus Christ Free Presa becomes editor of the Cotton Gin ners Journal, a leading South trade magazine from the Texes Cotton Ginners association. The journal serves about 400 ginners with plant investments near 70 million dollars, reflecting a major share of U S gin production. Duget, an attorney and World War II veteran, previously worked at the Dallas Morning News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventis
Memer
Perspaper Guna
Corpus Christ Free Presa
Tales
Cotton Ginners’ Journal
Texes Cotton Ginners’ Atenciation
Tesar Ginners
Duget
Tie
Dallas Morning News
Sister to Fly Says Abe Will Stop Cooking for Aviation
Irene Hunter, sister of the Diers, who has supervised their food preparation during the fight, announced her place stating Abe will give up cooking for aviation. She recalled promises by four brothers to teach her after they made money in cavern ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hunter
Diers
Abe
Amarillo Auto Crashes Kill Eight In Texas
Amarillo on July 4 reports indicate three persons killed and five injured in automobile crashes. Details are sparse but authorities confirm fatalities and injuries in multiple collision incidents across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amasrillo
Texas
Congress ends long session with landmark bills
Congress concludes an extended session in Washington after 1412 months of near continuous work. Leaders tout wartime and peacetime measures, including the Smoot-Hawley tariff, wartime pension expansions, tax cuts, public works funding, and attempts at government reorganization and prohibition reforms, though several key reforms fail to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
UNS
Congress
Lodas
Hosver
Cucoaure
Hoover
UGOST
Keith
District of Columbia
Rivers End Harbors
Erie
Osyera Cane
New York
Minos Waterways
Ratite Southwest
Treasury
Justice Department
Alowgh
Sparole Syetlem
Unified Order Patrol
Wickerabom Commission
Fragmented Weather Notes Describe Unclear Local Forecast
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions weather terms and names in a jumbled way. It references Tolrista and a few scattered terms like weather and temperature but provides no coherent data or actionable details. The text lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes.
Balloon Race Preparations Under S A Officers
First Lieut B H White of Kelly field and Lieut Otto Wienecke of Doddfield, graduates of the last class, supervise preparations for the national balloon race at Houston on July 4. They flew from Kellyfield Tuesday to assist the Houston committee with the event planning and piloting experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. White
Kellyfield
Otto Wienecke
Doddfield
Houston
French Ex Soldier Donates Blood to Save Gold Mother
Paris July 4 A French ex soldier donates blood to save a mother nicknamed Gold Mother. The transfusion occurs after a long wait and a prior offer by the French veteran, who refused to abandon the effort. We see the public story of self sacrifice reported in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrs Blundell 75 Funeral Planned At Two Temples
Mrs M A Blundell aged 75 died Wednesday at home in San Antonio. Services will be Sunday at the Masonic temple on Cosaya street with Dr Todd officiating and at the grave under the auspices of Adah chapter O B 5 and Marnie Grove. Survived by husband T E Blundell three sons C D T and R C and two daughters Marie E Blundell and Mrs Staudt, sister Mrs Joseph Darmes in England and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Blundell
Trogershces
Margaret Anne Blundell
Larte Tar
SOM North jPloves Atrsee
Masouje Temple
Cosaya Street
I. of. ‘Todd
Prave
Adah
O. B
Marnie Grove
Farnest Steitle Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Bracweny Steithe age 37 who died Thursday in San Antonio hospital were held with Rev A P Fister officiating. Steithe a native of Beerne resided in the port area with widow le and four sisters plus two brothers named Arnold Theo and Mears Steitle. Pallbearers include nephews Hones Kecki Len Taylor Ed Meaderederidaeaby Ed Steitle Wilkow Steinle and Frank Steitle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracweny
Arnold Steitle
Biro
Reota
Frank Deatety
Jacoby
Stinnle
Atfrel
Fire
Aunuet van Antec
Eredecinet Neary
Steitle
Hones Kecki
Len Taylor
Meaderederidaeaby
Wilkow Steinle
Frank Steitle
Funeral Set for Simon A Laubach
Funeral services for Simon A Laubach 78 will be held at Honey Creek Catholic Church Saturday morning. He died at a hospital yesterday. Survived by daughter Mrs M Marhach of Citadel, Mrs A Wenzel of Elma, and Mrs Merman Schuh of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Crees Catholic Church
Fea. m
Simon
Laubach
MS Marhach
Citald
A. Wenzel
Elma
Mra
Merman Schuh
Thin City
Judges Urge Stricter Divorce Laws in Texas
A committee backs tighter divorce rules to curb fraud and hasty end to marriages. It favors serving notices, publication limits, and delaying remarriage, with judges noting many cases involve long delays and frivolous filings. Critics warn such changes may overreach and complicate enforcement.
Texas judges seek jury venire reform and divorce ruling clash
The Texas Bar meeting discussed empowering trial judges to pick jurors from venires to improve impartiality and efficiency. Judges argued the current system yields biased, time consuming voir dire, with calls to allow broader questions and faster juror selection. Debate also touched divorce procedures and remarriage restrictions tied to decree timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppeu
Ludge Beynen
Texas Bar Association convention speakers urge duty and reform
Judge Brooks denounces Texas criminal laws as unsafe to condemn mental illness in sentencing while urging asylum review for the criminally insane. George Gaines II praises patriotism and integrity of the nation as lawyers emphasize civil procedure changes. The convention notes include reports on commercial law revisions, a keynote on John Trandelph, and a banquet at the St Anthony hotel to close the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benoks
Texas
Altensoner
George G. Gainés II
Houston
Misoctas
Son
Charles A. Bolton
New York
Brooks
United States
Theookk
America
Nurh Dally
Brooke
Ant
Physlciana
McKenzie
Breider
Reading
Groesbeck
Ansocigstign
R.A. D. Morton
el Vaso
Harry PB. Lawther
Dallas
Pbar
F. Cilard
Sherman
H. Tallard
Co OrNe
Geblyard
John Trandelph
Roanoke
Ben Antonio Ror
St. Anthony Hotel
Kulliday
Thia
Texas echoes with speech barrages in governor race
In July 4 political blitz across Texas, candidates, counties, and towns focus on a $350 million highway bond proposal. Jim Young and others attack Ross Sterling over Humble stock and bond plans. Speakers include Barry Siler and Earle Mayfield, with varied stances on liquor provisions and oath of office reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nense
Focniteens
Ross Th Sterling
Lynch Daudvon
Apeech
Brady
Kedy
Pin Atin
Mela Ferguson
H. Mouliclé
Themen
Sterling
Gainesville
Denlenn
Jim Young
Kaufman
Waxubuehio
Il Compsor
Young Declaeril
Sterling Biult
Humbis
Humbly Oil Company
Stankard
Tarael Inter
Fox
Young
Hig
Inwn
Saalma
Miller
Peatertag
Glen Nese
Siler
Mother Neil'n Park
Corsell County
Jean
Ant Meslay Bom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copyrigh
E. Houston Street
Startling Values
Clark's
HOUSE
Senate
Hoover Congress
Pawer Commission
Norrie
Parker
Hema
Tolrista
Ulan Lowe
Aries Ss
Olele
E. H. White
Top
Ole Winnecke
5. A
Ware
Uoustan
Dhey
S.A
Farnest Steitle
Puneral
Simon A, Laubach
Jaraeat
Americas
George Kune
Ger
Hich
Texas Algoren Lawn
Tudge W. OW
Msccrars
Ninetsi North District Court
Groun
Lsusnia
Drome
Ian
Aftee
Propin
Dieret
Eer
Dodge Alillet
Columbia
Tighle
Sears
W. Ow. Thompson
Steed
St. Louis
Ronatiewew
Art
Rozsciéntloun
Yebiremen
Teppen
Ponpen
Allfeadt
Peking
Peking Urles, It Is the Exyting Weed of ‘Texas Courte
Inteligerite
Lee
McCrory
Doekel
Acme Dlacusalon
Plaimiff
Sanity Clause Wuaw
Neader
Unitersitates
Earle DB. Mayfield
Feronscos
James FB
Miriam A
Clint C. Small
Wellingten
Bertram
Mason
Vaul -Loiven
New Dravafels
Wasa Aatsniot
Ablien
Port Worth
Bay
Denton
APS
Love
India
Tam
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!