Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local notice
A garbled OCR fragment appears to show partial words and stray characters from a local news item. Readable elements include scattered names and places, but the overall event, date, and authority are not discernible, leaving only a hazy outline suitable for cautious reconstruction.
Guilty verdict in conspiracy to violate white slave act
George Murr, a Byria native, and Annie Currie addressed charges of conspiracy to violate the White Slave Act and abetting in the transport of a woman from one state to another. The defendants argued in their own defense for more than an hour, with Murr describing hardship and the accused denying the alleged acts.
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