Wounded Man's Case Behind Bars for Insanity Plea
Jury to decide if Leaby is of sane mind as guards provided for transport of prisoner from Liberty Hill area to Travels county jail. Warden requests heavy guard and Sheriff to supply protection amid fears of a prisoner escape during trips. District court opens with special judge J. D. Averitt and names several rural jurors from Leander Andice Granger Bartlett and surrounding counties.
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EB. PF. Finrreil
Hunterille
Julie J. D. Moore
Leaby
Williamton
Austin
Trnrvell
Tap
Harsell
Willismmon
Liberty Hill
Evern
J. D. Avert
Jourtt
Leshy
Kgutman
George -mm
O. W. Davis
Leand- A
G Dolahan
Andice
B. Schwerlner
Schwert
J.B. Goode
Granger
W. Davis
Leander
R. B. Catfarmer
Bartlett
J. B. Me
Jury Selection in Williamson County Murder Trial
Jurors from Williamson County endure a lengthy selection process in Georgetown court for the murder trial. Prospective jurors discuss occupations religion capital punishment views and independence of judgment as attorneys challenge each candidate. Judge Moore urges unanimous verdicts with a second sanity hearing if needed. Crowds fill the courthouse and Southwestern University students observe the proceedings with quiet interest.
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Andher
EB. White
Jorcell
Toe Cohseay
Liberty Till
G. R Wilkes
Granger
Oscar Hollstrom
W. G. Wofford
Simmons
Warry Graves
Moore
Jaery Dolan
Theaw
Tararr Shan
Mednessar
Farmere
Willamson County
Cera
Georgetown Quate
Farmer
Sisles
Southwestern University
Leahy
Talla
Tie
Jawsere
Peace Pact Takes Effect In Global Ratification Drive
The treaty advances reach final stage as 16 signatory nations ratify and 26 more deposit instruments with Washington. President Hoover and leaders credit the pact for ending war as a national policy tool, praising Coolidge era negotiators Kellogg and Tealand amid Senate hurdles.
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Washington
Austria
Belgslovania
France
Britain
India
United States
Greece
Honduran
Persia
Switzerland
Venezuela
Pacific
Hoover Kish
Calvin Coolidge
Frank
Kelloge
Coolidge
Aristide Teeland
Kellopg
Cpg
Henstorel Worab
Idaho
Swanson
Virginia
Rae
Amos Bridge pistol case shocks Corporation City
Amos Bridge, of South Waiters Street, proved his pistol loaded by firing it to test its charge. He was arrested and tried on a charge of discharging firearms within city limits after taking a slip of cartridges and pulling the trigger. Judge Dave Watson ruled on the matter at the trial.
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Amos Bridge
Waiters Street
Wenesday
Jiridge
Auto Matic
Bruce Lons
Dave Watson
Four Crops Worth Large Sum Amid Price Swings
Estimates show the four big crops wheat corn oats and rye valued at 3.546 billion dollars, up more than a thousand million in two months as prices rise then fall with harvest timing. A prison outbreak in New York’s Clinton facility is explained by hopeless inmates facing death rather than life. The Prince of Wales tours a Bass brewery in Burton on Trent to observe a special brew.
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New York
Clinton Prison
Goethe
Prince of Wales 52S
Dun
Burton On Trent
Bass
Samuel Johnson
Airs
Tee Dead Hue Bank
Heid Ib
Forrest descendant trains at Kelly Field in flying course
Nathan B. Forrest, grandson of the Civil War cavalry general, is listed as advancing through military training at Kelly Field. He completed the primary course at Brooks Field and began the advanced flying course at Kelly Field after graduating from West Point artillery.
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Nathan B. Forrest
Kelly Second
Remaie
Bure
Memphin
Tenn
Kelly Field
Forrest
Cavalry Corps
West Point Artillery
Brookn
Disabled ex soldier dies near Alamo Pipe plant
A disabled ex soldier found dead Tuesday in weeds near the Alamo Concrete Pipe company off Toefgen avenue was identified Wednesday by Town Talley at 228 Santos street as his nephew. The man, 22 year old Brown, had come to San Antonio last week from Weimar Texas for treatment.
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Alamo Concrete Pipe Company
Toefgen Avenue
Santos Etrett
Brown
San Antonio
Weimar
Texas
Endurance Plane Stays Aloft In Night Long Flight
Pilots Jackson and Vorett O Brine aboard the St Louis Rubin push past the eleventh night in the air as observers report fuel, oil spray, and gear issues. The record pace remains hopeful despite engine trouble and shifting counts, with Curtis Robertson Company and local officials offering incentives as the flight nears a new milestone.
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Amy
Dale
Jackson
Vorett O' Brine
St. Louis Rubin
Curtias-Robertson Company
Bt. Louis
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Carth Imler
Chamber of Commerce
Ag Tadley
Watchet
Anpeleuo
Dave
Minneapolis Still Aloft Monoplane Endurance Flight
A Minnesota monoplane named Minnesota went aloft at 6:40 p.m. Monday from Wold Chamberlain airpark in Minneapolis. Capt. J. Crichton and Owen Haughland piloted an endurance flight over Southwestern Minnesota with planned stops in Willmar, Montevideo, and Olivia while reporting the attempt.
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Minneapolib
Minn
Evling
Wold Chamberlain Airpark
Owen Haughland
J. Crichton
Minneapol
Minnesota
Fliera
Courne
Olos
Willner
Moneterideo
Oliva
China Russia chefs talk of peace aim to settle eastern conflict
Soviet envoy in Paris told Foreign Minister Briand Russia will seek peace with China without changing basic footing. Ambassador Dougolevsky discussed efforts to reach a settlement while China’s actions were noted as hindering talks. Norman Armour, U.S. chargé d'affaires, visited to discuss the Rugan Chinese situation in casual terms.
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Briand Parib
Dovgolevsky
Pranve
Briand
Norman Armour
Amecican
Japan Rules on Railway Use for Troops
The Jap Sutai military council today decided to allow the transportation of Chinese troops and ammunition over the Southern Manchurian Railway unless a rendition emergency arms make it inadvisable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jap Sutai Military Council
Manchurian
Moody Boosting Farm Meeting in Baton Rouge
Governor Moody telegraphed state leaders in Georgia Alabama Oklahoma North and South Carolina urging seven cotton states to join a federal farm board meeting in Baton Rouge Louisiana. The effort aims to address economic problems facing the South as plans for agricultural policy proceed. The message also hints at opportunities in San Antonio real estate as a prudent investment amid moving market conditions.
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Austin
Iuly
Jain
Toras
Federal Farm Board
Baton Rouge
South
Mody
Georgia
Alabama
Oklahoma
North Caroling
South Carolina
Travis St. Bridge Flood Menace Urges Replacement
Engineer report to city commissioners warns Travis Street bridge over the San Antonio river is a flood menace. Abutments of the old bridge could be used with a new bridge estimated at about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis St
Menace
Travie Steeet
San Antonio
Hughteee J. Ewing
Paul Steifler Wedneyiay
Team Leaders Stators Named by Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stators and four attendance group leaders were appointed by the junior chamber at a luncheon, according to A J Iran classmen of the smithendance committee. A prize will go to the actor whose group posts the best attendance record by year end.
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Mieutenan
Tote
Mienders
Junto Chamber of Commerce
at _ luecheon siveri
A. J. Iran
Aator
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Dexer Begires
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Louis Robin
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Robertrop
Curtis Babertach Company
Los Angeles
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Reginald Robbins
Fort Worth
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Genitar
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