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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1923

Page

4

Jury Finds Miller Not Guilty After 50 Minute Deliberation

In Abilene Texas on Tuesday night a jury acquitted Ranger Miller of aggravated assault against Albert Tessman after a brief 50 minute deliberation. The trial featured testimony about a pistol strike and alleged welt, with self defense instructions given by Judge Nelson Lytle. Miller left the courtroom smiling as rangers and relatives greeted him. In related notes from nearby towns, cattleman Tom Ross received a 20 year sentence for murder, and heavy rains caused big river rises and transport disruption in Uvalde and Georgetown areas.

Albert Tessman Miller Joe Villareal Nelson Lytle Tessman Milley Abilene Texas Tom Ross State Penitentiary H. L. Roberson Star Milt Good Uvalde Nueces Frio Barksdale Rhodes’ House Hacienda Leaey Uvalde-San Antonio Concan Georgetown Tramilton District Court Murray Jackson Taylor R. W. Burleson Tonah D. K. Bagley Liberty Till Bagley Ku Klux Klan Bagby Murray Jack Kerrville Guadalupe Junction Mail and Express Points South Comfort Monday

Bride Claims Wronged, Husband Refuses Marriage

On the roadside the ceremony occurred in darkness. The bride said the man had wronged her and then refused to marry her, leaving the union unresolved.

Man seeks annulment claiming forced marriage in Texas

Fort Worth district court opened Monday as Merl Livesay pursues an annulment from Ina Cartwright Livesay alleging he was coerced into wedlock by armed men who abducted him to a remote location. The case centers on voiding the marriage on force and duress grounds.

Fort Worth Texas Mer! Livesay Ina Cartwright Livesay Livesay

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