Maple denied insanity plea in Huntsville death case
In Guston Texas on November 25 Jos J Mayle slayer of a Trouston holiceluin was denied a last minute reprieve as District Judge Whitford refused to grant a sanity trial. An affidavit by Charles A Mayer commander of Dismuke Post American Legion was stricken after Mayer admitted he had never seen Maple though he had read the case. The judge ruled there will be no insanity hearing unless proof of insanity is shown.
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Dguston
Texas
Jos J. Mayle
Trouston Holiceluin
Huntsville
Whitford
Emily
Charles A. Mayer
Dismuke Post
American Legion
Alaple
Mayer
Maple
Boye
Dry Bureau Funds Sought But Likely Denied
Washington November 26 The prohibition bureau faces a fight for its enforcement funds as a Senate sub committee reviews the demand for an extra two million dollars. Chairman Shreve says the bureau has needs but will not get the full requested appropriation.
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Washington, D. C
Prohibition Bureau
Shreve
Loase
Justice Department
Iis Group
Source of Poison Liquor Is Traced
Los Angeles authorities traced the source of poison liquor amid 16 deaths in 28 days. County law enforcement moved to locate where the tainted alcohol was dispensed as officials warned the public.
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Los Angeles
Candler Telephones Home From Sydney on Family Health
Asa G. Candler, 14 000 miles away, calls from Sydney to check on his children and grandchildren and to learn when he will be home for Christmas. Meanwhile a sheriff posse searches northern Morgan County Colorado for missing 25 year old Miss Furd Merrick, a teacher missing since November 16.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
GAA
Morgan County
Misa Furd Merrick
Wiegins
Colorado
Cassing
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