De la Huerta's confederates claimed control of Mexico's oil.
The German government issued the Emminger Reform abolishing juries in favor of a mixed system of professional and lay judges as a cost savings measure. Lay judges were in turn abolished by the Third Reich on September 1, 1939.
The jury system is uncommon in continental Europe, in any event. It was briefly restored in Germany between 1948 and 1950, but upon formation of the Federal Republic of Germany it was again removed save for Bavaria, which adopted the system as it existed prior to this date.
Conclusions were being drawn about French inflation.
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