Testimony to Be Taken Wednesday in M Mackenzie Sanity Case
This front page ledger describes the ongoing insanity trial of McKenzie. The prisoner will be brought to court as testimony resumes Wednesday. A new panel of jurors was drawn after a lengthy voir dire, with both sides exercising peremptory challenges. We learn about defenses and prosecutions regarding insanity and the hereditary angle, plus details of juror qualification and church affiliations considered.
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M’kenzie
Boise
Enuuty
Lamar Beyligson
Bion
J.B. Unir
Jolied
Hair
Hiv
Ween
MckKenzie
Helerton
Bogun
Tut Ta
Ane Bane
Jade McCrorye
Tle
Lumar Seelitson
Simmons
Heseforce
Bal Cought
eeNulge McCkoty
McKengie
Ibel
Debate Over McKenzie Case Reveals Death Penalty Tensions
In a turbulent courtroom, questions about McKenzie's sanity at the time of the act sparked fierce debate. Jurors opposed to capital punishment faced challenges, while defense and prosecution clashed over legal procedure. A tense exchange where A H Laur offered a friendship for the judge intensified calls for a fair trial, as suppression of opposition and race-related protests surfaced among the panel.
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Als
AL OH
Gruwford
Simmons
Laux
Mann
Simmona
Sarcas ‘Tiealy
Tinale
Ihugbler
New Masonic Officers Installed Across Three Lodges in City
Three lodges held a joint installation ceremony at the Masonic building on Rivk montoyenue and Camden street. San Antonio Lodge No. 1079 installed Ian J Brown as worshipful master with Vernon S. Lutts and dol J Rick ter as senior and junior wardens, while Albert Pike Lodge No. 1160 noted officers including Ty A. Kerry as secretary and Pryor Tunstall as junior deacon, with Victory Lodge No. 3160 and others presenting their own line of officers and talismans.
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Mansiile
Montoyenue
Camden Street
Mohvinin M. Goldstrin
Monter
Albert Pike Lodge
W. H. Dnck Toll
Albert Pike
Iny B. Asres
Victory Lodge
San Antonio
Ian J Brown
Vernon S. Lutts
Dol J. Rickter
Tom le Glem
B. Garry
TA. Noxes
Vielars Lodge
Atables
E. T. Wirmern
W. Chatfield Jr
OS Hoe
Tenasurer
Wilvou
G. TE. Tehbere
Denomt
Straus Grimshaw
Ileaeas
Jobn 1
Meilz
San Saba Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
In San Saba Texas on June 24, J W Kath, described as the town’s oldest resident, and his wife marked their sixtieth anniversary with a family reunion at their Colony home. About 20 descendants attended alongside several listed relatives and families in attendance.
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San Bara
Tesas
J. W. Kath
Gia Badin
Eouny
Young
Colony
Beyengeontermidahiniren
Mre. HL
White
Mr. W. 1
Fred Lownaend
Say Sabo
Tf Kolb Fing
GL Kolb Jr
Cuban Agent Hag Self Smuggled to USA
Miami reports a Cuban agent Jose Ding Ancos rive allegedly smuggled himself into the United States aboard the yacht Delirio with 11 aliens. The group, charged with roles in a smuggling ring, paid between 200 and 800 dollars each for passage to Florida. Federal operatives credited the agent with aiding the roundup.
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Miami
Fla
Gubin
Secret Service
Burt
United States
Florile
Flavona
Jose Ding Ancosrive
Florida
Federal Operaton
Immigration Men in Tower Building
The Warrior immigration office will be at home in the Smith Young Tower building after Saturday according to William A Whalen superintendent. The department will be located on seven floors on twelfth floor entrance at 817. Phone numbers will be used.
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Warrior Immigration Office
Smith-Young
William A. Whalen
Mobs, markets, and the drift toward prosperity in a restless era
A fragmented account notes mob violence in a Muslim context, a Wall Street credit surge, and looming dividend and tax themes. It comments on Uncle Sam, Mellon income estimates, and a general aura of economic hope amid volatility, urging attention to making prosperity real.
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Mellon
Wade Stock Show Plans at Exposition Grounds
The event, touted as the year’s largest livestock exposition, was approved Tuesday by exposition manager Charles Tobin and board member Sam Heller. Directors met at the Gunes hotel to finalize plans, noting most livestock men stay busy in spring and fall would be a simpler fit.
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Charlea Tobin
Sam Hell
Wea
Gunes Hotel
Coesiay Nevs
Probe to Start in Three Months in Political Row
Velenda lire says Nolte conducted a first‑rate inquiry while here and held a conference with top allies. Fiery debates, a Chanson vacation, and a large Washington patronage probe follow as committee members clash over the patronage sales matter.
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Velenda Lire
Nolte
Dy Crenzer
Senninr Brockhart Hays
Umoelight
Washington
Vox
Sila Heh
San Saba cattle shipments report and local sales
June shipments from San Saba include 11.20 steers from J. Walker and Hinyard, 145 lambs sold by B. Opp at Llano, and 32600 sheep from the Yalea and Burke ranches. Cattle and sheep markets in Menard and surrounding counties noted with mixer cattle from Fort Worth.
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San Saba
Tesag
J. 2. Walker
Fort Worth
Walker
Y Hinyard Hought
HW. B. Opp
Llano
American Accused in Briton's Death
An American was brought to London today charged with manslaughter in the death of Alfred Graham who died from injuries after a car crash on a Bath road. The trial commenced at the Central Criminal Court with the defendant facing the charge.
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Grote End Read
London
Afred Graham
Bath
City Begins Phone Call to AnSher For Rate Case
Anson city officials prepare a formal brief in the Southwestern Bell Telephone rate case with city attorney Bruce W. Teagarden leading for the city. Attorneys say a supplemental brief may be filed and a ruling could come in the fall after further filings and possible delays.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Citae
Tyne
Bruce W. Teagarden
le City
Stillrosilig
Ant
Lee
UL. Tickytt Jr
Silt
eWe
Tudge Toseph Dihrell
Wengarden
Thor Ng
Judge Impatient Halts Testimony and Fines Woman
In corporation court Miss T Cheatham an 80 year old schoolteacher was fined 5 for impeding testimony. The judge halted the proceedings after a defense attempt involved moving blocks of wood on a chaotic scene related to the case against Tos Tucker and Buckner.
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Dave Watson
T. Cheathaat
Bsaker Street
Corporation Court
Tos
Tucker
West
Auditorian
Buckner H Iad
Aliss Cheatham
Junge
Sabe
Sithout
Rucknor
Aine Watson
Judge Referees Bout Between Officer, Driver
In Corporation court on Tuesday Judge Lave Watson refereed a dispute between Officer Datson and driver Hardie Torre. The case, heard on North Market Street near Heema, involved conflicting traffic signals with the officer claiming a red light and the driver contending it was green. The judge noted it was a word against his with a $3 payment by the driver.
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Sheuark
J. Hardie
Muney
Corporation Court
Heema Wad
Ft. Mark
Omms
Datson
Dudge Lave Watson
Corpus Port Sets New Record and Cotton Crop Rise
Corpus Christi officials predict a record year as the Corpus port and surrounding region anticipate strong cotton crops. Chamber of commerce manager cites Nueces County base values from twelve to fifteen million dollars and local farmers expect large yields in the Corpus Christi area.
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Cornus
Christian Weis
New Porte
Firmex Wrime
Corpus Chelsti
Victor Gonzales Fined Twice for Parking in Driveway
Victor Gonzales of Main Street was fined $2 by Judge Dave Watson for parking in a driveway in the 200 block of North St. Marys. A traffic officer previously warned him to stop Deliveries on Seam Sig Track.
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Menng Nae Ne
Victor Gonzales
Bol Mainmoung Street
Citerdlay i Corporation Cour
Dave Watson
FL Click
Gonzanes
North St. Mary's Aleott
Deliveri
Ed Cross Life Saving Tests Held At City Pool
About 67 students trained in life saving at Fort Hall University under S A Slaw director. Classes ran from morning to afternoon with attendance steady. The camp opened with emphasis on Hill methods and danger rescue, including mock pranks. Equipment and training moved to Fourth Street auditorium for the practice session. Local business notices appear alongside camp results and plans for future training sessions.
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G. MT
Bor Soin Leuston
Fort Hall Uuuston
S.A. Slaw
Mok
Life Saving Corps
Ubeemy
Emmy
Lave
Presbyterian Board Looks at Proposed University Site
A presbyterian board led by Darrick Haoka of Tina conferred with five others examining a university site near the old Stowers ranch, 1, L miles north of the city. The group toured the Land, attended luncheon, and will host a dinner as they consider San Antonio as a possible location depending on the committee’s reaction.
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Chamber
Porter A. Whaley
Frederick Terrell
Thomas Etheridge
P. B. Hill
First Presbyterian Ehurch
Aluwe Country Club
Memlers
Chiron
B. A Pedew
Houston
William A. Vinson
Austin
Thodes
Baker
Dallae
J. 2. McCord
Goleman
J. B. Jarratt
San Antonio
Unon
Wharley Sail
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