Batman Case Halts for Testimony in Oesterreich Slaying
Los Angeles June 10 The hearing over whether attorney Herman Shapiro may continue testimony in the eight year old Oesterreich murder case stalled as Judge Carlos Hardy considered objections. Shapiro testified yesterday about his involvement with the defendant and the alleged will changes while Sanbaber, the attic lover, faced questions about counsel and his legal role.
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Attic Intruder Sanhuber Linked to Milwaukee Slaying
A witness described an intruder emerging from a wall and a man identified as Sanhuber confessed to living in attics in Österreich homes. The case involves alleged confrontation with his wife and a fatal shooting connected to a Milwaukee manufacturer.
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Rifle Shot Fatal to Dallas Lawyer
Dallas lawyer Be. McDermott aged 52 percent prominent attorney and former state banking department member at Austin was fatally wounded at his home by a small caliber rifle shot. He was near death today as authorities investigated the incident.
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Austin
Noted Letters From Major Butt To Be Printed Soon
The March of Events section of The Sunday Light will publish Maj. Archibald Butt letters revealing life at the White House under Taft Roosevelt and the Taft Roosevelt split. The series, begun after the Taft death, covers Butt’s accounts ending with his Titanic death and will run weekly starting Sunday in The Light.
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Woodrow Wilton
Prohibition Attack Deepens In Chicago Meeting
In Chicago on June 19, retiring and incoming presidents of the Chicago association joined in denouncing prohibition and racketeers. A council resolution attacked dry laws as an abuse of lawmaking. Dr Charles B Reed urged repeal of the dry law and organized national resistance by American medicine to reform laws. Dr Reed argued prohibition’s collapse stems from conflict with democracy and the right to choose, while moral leaders ignore widespread unhappiness and bootleggers profit.
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American Medicine
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Reed
Mexican divorces upheld by ratification measure
ERNAVACA Mexico June 10 All divorces including those granted to hundreds of Americans under the Puente divorce law will be legalized by a bill approved by the Sor Glos state legislature The bill ratifies laws created by provisional governors during 1017 1920 and keeps them in force The Vucule Law issued in 1027 by Acting Governor Ambrosin Puente was deemed unconstitutional by the Mexican Supreme court Under this law businessmen of Americans obtained divorces here during a three year period
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Masonic Lodge Installation Set for Wednesday
Newly elected officers of Perfect Union lodge No 14 Ay Fo and A AL will be installed Wednesday at the lodge rooms Richmond and Cam jon streets. Officers include Fr. BM Simpson as worshipful master Sidney Griffin senior warden C AV Neisel junior warden F H Bradford treasurer 3 F Whitney secretary W G Strum senior deacon J A Smith junior deacon A J Harrill senior Steward A W Harles junior steward Charles H Boeshardt chaplain Fr Walter marshal R C Bartiklaw tiler and DB EB Grossman master of ceremonies.
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Camjon Streets
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Sidney Griffin
C. AV. Neisel
F. H. Bradford
F. Whitney
W. G. Strum
German Financier Plans U S Trip
Berlin reports that Dr Hjamar Schacht former Reichsbank president would sail for the United States in August. The trip concerns German export development and his involvement in international economic affairs.
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Optimisto Birthday Meet at St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio Optimists marked a birthday luncheon at the St. Anthony Hotel with a large cake and 11 candles. Tra Raples, first president, reviewed the club’s history and juvenile rehabilitation work, noting past presidents and acting president Briggs in Louis Manboff’s absence.
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Tra Raples
Bexar County
Iraq Rapley
Claude J. Carter
Maj
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J. Whitney Warrick
Nelson Greeman
A. ‘Briggs
Briggs
Louis Manboif
Adel Carson
Mies Kiva Earnest
Heaing
Bihel Neal Mata
Ship official questioned in Fairfax-Winthis collision probe
Boston June 19. David A W McNeil of Baltimore vice president of the Afterbanks and Miners Lines was called to the stand in the federal investigation into the Fairfax-Winthis collision that caused 47 deaths. He testified he told the radio operator not to answer messages or orders to withhold information to the press. he said he saw no reason for such actions.
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Prize card and lunch party at Diermann Sons
City notices announce a prize card and lunch party at Diermann Sons undl Wednesday June 38 at 8 p m hosted by the Herma Song school committee with admission two cents. Also listed are an old time dance at Martines Saturday June 21 with Becks orchestra an advertisement. dances at Castrovilla Sunday June 22 with Simmie Kleins orchestra opening at Sutherland Sprint hall Saturday June 21. and an old and modern dance at Macdone Saturday June 21 with prizes ad.
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