Faith Healing Murder Case Opens in Linden
Hundreds gather in Linden as itinerant preacher Paul Oakley faces charges in the Bernice Clayton homicide. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. Oakley pleads not guilty as defense attorneys contest the case. The Clayton family, including Sperman Clayton and Bernita, are linked to the murder in a case tied to faith healing rituals.
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Hit-and-run bicyclist runs down woman in San Francisco
Adele Raffetta reports a bicyclist struck her as she crossed a street in San Francisco. The rider, described as a young man on two wheels, fled the scene at a brisk pace, leaving the woman with injuries not disclosed in the fragment.
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Preventing and managing gall bladder trouble notes
This fragment discusses diet and lifestyle as factors in gall bladder trouble. It mentions premalignant changes in the gall bladder lining, asserts obesity and overeating raise risk, and highlights exercise, posture, and osteopathic methods as preventive measures. It also touches on symptoms, treatment options, and the role of respiration and abdominal work.
Oil men on trial in the Texas House in Austin
Charles F. Roer of Fort Worth Bryan Payne of Tyler and W C Etrauche of Corsicana were arraigned before the Texas House on contempt charges. Roer demanded a postponement and questioned jurisdiction while alleging he had assaulted Rep Gordon Burns after Burns opposed a conservation bill. The arraignment drew little attention as a week earlier a lobby incident confined Burns to a hospital for several days.
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Thirsty Texans Cross Louisiana Bridge After Prohibition
Orange May 1 according to C T Kitchener assistant district engineer for the state Highway department a tabulation shows 16621 automobiles crossed the boundary bridge over the Gabine river in the first four days of legalized beer in Louisiana Of these 13573 came from Texas The average daily traffic over the bridge in normal times is 1800
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Tex-Mex Institute Elects President in Kingsville
Kingsville May report states Dr. Brooks Mebane elected president of the Tex-Mex Industrial Institute, an academy for Mexican boys. A 28-room dormitory was approved and construction will begin in the near future, with work scheduled after a late timetable.
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87 Miles on 1 Gallon Car Claim Sparks Debate
A fragmentary clipping discusses fuel efficiency claims noting 87 miles per gallon and mentions a public note about engine tech and savings. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR but reference to a car economy push and ongoing discussion appear.
German disarmament panel votes to limit Germany army
In Geneva on May 1 a disarmament conference committee voted 12 to 3 to cut Germany’s armed forces by 34 000, excluding 90 000 other troops and 5 000 cadets. The decision would raise Germany’s army to about 138 000 instead of 100 000, with police and state guards also affected.
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Former Legion Commander to speak at Cisco
Col Clarante Owsley of Dallas, noted national rammanifer of the American Legion, will be the principal speaker at the Gaventeenth Legion district convention at Cisco May 20 and 21. District Commander J Benenefield of Brady announced. Legionnaires are expected. Mrs J Benefield, district committee woman, is planning an interesting program for the women of the Legion auxiliary.
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U S Court Bill Approved by Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington May 1 The Bratton bill passed the Senate judiciary committee to authorize federal prosecutions by information instead of indictments or presentments. The measure aligns with statutes in most states and allows waiving prosecution by indictment for capital and other felonies.
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City Council Approves Budget Note Payment Allocation
City council on Monday appropriated 26000 to prepay a bank loan tied to this year’s budget. Total indebtedness now reduced to 212000. Also approved 950409 for merchants' bill, 1004.93 for sustenance and police station costs, and 6848437 to acquire permanent land as an investment.
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Goodson Renamed Health Officer in Tennessee
Dr Goodson was again appointed health officer by the commissioners court for a new two year term in August. His salary is fixed at 150 dollars per month subject to future action by the board as necessary.
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Texas beer bill clears House vote in 2 to 0 margin
Austin May L 4% The Texas House voted two thirds to concur with female amendments to regulate sale of 3.2 percent beer. The bill passes immediately if signed by the governor. Saturday would have delayed effect. Vote was 104 to 28 with 9 reserved votes Saturday. The measure also addresses dry counties and potential ballot actions. Senate action expected this week. committee hearings set on income levy and oil tax measures. The mortgage moratorium bill also advances, allowing two extensions of nine months each on debts secured by real property.
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Capitol reporters face gatekeeping at Texas Governor’s office
Austin May 1. Three weeks after a conference with the Texas governor, Capitol newsmen note the change from a back door to an open front door in the governor’s office. Secretaries relay questions, but the process to reach the governor remains lengthy and uncertain.
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Widow Honors Late Husband by Recalling Plank Digging
In New Hampshire on May 1 a widow and her daughter sift through her late husband’s effects. They uncover a Captain Ride type chart and an old glass jar containing 800 mayflies as they dig behind the damaged barn. Their actions reveal a local, somber effort to settle belongings.
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R F C Laborers to Be Paid Daily
Maldan Mayb Laborers employed on Reconetrician Finance Corporation work projects in Hi Dalco county will be paid daily rate. McAllom will be allotted a sum of 4107 per day.
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Safer loan firms push for repeal of Texas investment rules
Lawmakers weigh repeal of compulsory Texas investment provisions in the Robertson Insurance Law. Supporters say out of state firms would keep substantial farm loan investments if the 75 percent Texas reserve and 2 percent premium tax rules are removed, while critics warn against loosening safeguards.
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Marker Placed on Last Battlefield
A bronze marker was placed on the site of the final Civil War battle near Brownsville. The skirmish occurred May 13, 1865, ten miles from Brownsville, five weeks after Lee’s surrender. The marker was placed by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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New City Court Finds Two Vagrants Guilty
ATANBAS PAGS May 1 The newly created city court tried its first case this week finding two Arimken vagrants guilty. They robbed a city fall and burned mattresses after breaking out windows.
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San Angelo Plans RF C Loan for Tuberculosis Sanatorium
San Angelo officials plan to apply soon for an RF C loan to finance a sanatorium for tuberculars. The project, backed by the city development board, is expected to qualify under RF C policy favoring self liquidating projects. The sanatorium would serve patients able to pay about sixty dollars per week for treatment.
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Spring Aid Program Offers Garden Space to Unemployed
In Chigaga, about 170000 families receive public aid but only 1000 have applied for free garden space offered to unemployed residents. Local workers note slow uptake amid spring fever and ongoing assistance efforts.
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Pipeline Official Gone Trial Set
Federal Judge James H. Wickerson set the trial for Frank B. Parish former head of Miss South Kansas Pipeline on charges of using malls in a scheme to defraud. Parish aged 25 led the cancer company and disappeared two months ago after stating he would enter voluntary exile.
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Seamil e Face Saves Child Tim Conan Jr
Aly year old Tim Conan Jr, diphtheria victim, was rushed from Cotulla to Robert B Green hospital after choking incident. In seconds to spare, Mr and Mrs Conten drove their auto at dangerous speed to reach care as physicians performed a tracheotomy to save the boy.
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Tim Conan Jr
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Child Shoots Self in Hand With Pistol Incident
Alberta Hernandes, 8, of Robertz, was taken to Robert Greenhowe hospital with a bullet wound in the right hand after a pistol discharge while playing. Attendants reported the incident occurred Monday. A second note mentions Anna B. Goth, 12 months old, of 32 Smith Street, recovering from kerosene ingestion.
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Schwabs Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Charles M Schwab and Mrs Behwah marked their golden wedding anniversary today. The couple recalled Schwab began his career driving a stagecoach between Cresson and Teretle, Pennsylvania, as part of their long history together.
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