Fragmented trial notes outline evidence and clashes in 1925 case
Page 1 fragment describes evidence and testimony in a 1925 case. It notes clashes between attorneys and witnesses, remarks by several attorneys, and a focus on testimony rather than argument. Casper's body was found near the scene on January 17 1925. Sheriff Angel Barbeo reported the shooting details and noted a telephone at the sheriff's office. Amos Graver testified about a late night telephone call to Cooper's sister.
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Poppies Placed at Alamo Shrine by Field Poppers
Fragments describe soldiers placing field poppies at the Alamo shrine in memory of the dead. Lieutenant George C. Childers sent the poppy selection to Mrs. Burns of Terrell. A wounded officer returned home. soon a fire harmed Mrs. Burns and caused casualties. The passage notes World War I veterans and Texas ties.
Prison Population Shows Decrease in Texas Huntsville Ranch
Texas prison population shows a slight decline from the previous month per a report to the governor from the state corrections board. Total inmates across Huntsville and state farms on San Jacinto Day May 3579, with distribution to notable facilities including Blakeley, Darrington, Ramsey, and Huntsville among others.
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Fiesta Association Fetes at City Hall Frightful Evening
Unclear text describes Fiesta Association event with orphans guests and garish decor in city hall corridors. Fragments reference hostile sounds and a plan involving a party or ball but details are garbled. No clear persons or organizations beyond Fiesta Association appear reliably.
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Voices From Beyond Speak At Trial Of Ed Knight
Court hears chilling testimony in the Ed Knight murder case as investigators recount graveside details and the aftermath of the Cooper killing. Key witnesses, including W R Hamilton and officer Feliciano Flores, are dead, leaving old testimonies read to support the latest trial.
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Sheriff Agreement and Courage Amid Harbor Trial
Sheriff Stevens spoke of courage and a harbor at rest as Billy fights for life aboard a dimmed ship. The child’s beaming, troubled mind remains unable to grasp the hospital scene while hopes rise that Billy will return home despite ongoing difficulties.
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Oklahoma Democrat urges unity amid party rift
In Oklahoma City on April 23 1920s style text misreads a request from Brooklin clerk of the Supreme Court and gubernatorial hopeful on the Democratic ticket calling on candidates to retire and rally behind a "good strong" nominee. The fragmentary report notes party infighting and appeals to consolidate support ahead of elections.
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Supreme Court
Soldier convicted in death of Private Walker at Fort Sam Houston
Private Harry Panate and Private George F. Huriubig of the Second Veterinary Company faced a general court martial. The defendant struck Walker across the abdomen with a heavy iron bar used in the aqua room furnace, killing him. Sentences include ten years' imprisonment and dishonorable discharge. the trial was before a Division court led by Colonel Harry G. Bishop at Fort Sam Houston.
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Station Hospital
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Obregon Returns Home Amid Political Turmoil Easing
Former President Obregon withdraws from the capital to his hacienda in a move seen as easing political turmoil. Generals Serena and Gomez also step back from active leadership, aligning with Obregon as the country seeks stability in Mexico.
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Dug Meeting Drang to Ind Drug Convention
Members of Southwest Texas druggists held a two day convention in the Gunter Hotel ballroom. They praised the meeting as most successful and adjourned Friday afternoon. The group endorsed establishing a credit rating department and referred the proposal to the liaison committee for preparation.
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Storm Toll Mounts Across Texas After Severe Weather
A Houston area bulletin reports deadly storms sweeping Texas with eleven fatalities and numerous injuries. In Gonzales County a man drowned while attempting to ford floodwaters near San Angelo. Across the state, eight lightning deaths are noted as cloudbursts and heavy rains pummel communities, with two men reported among the victims in Dallas.
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Prayer Meeting Questioned by Divines as Useless
Portland and Philadelphia church leaders responded to a church questionnaire on midweek prayer services. A Philadelphia pastor argued prayer meetings are outdated, favoring renewed conferences and forums, while a Cleveland minister praised the format with about 200 attendees.
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Iveal
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Pistol Victim Fights Death In Beaumont Apartment Attack
Mrs Thelma Williams, an heir to Beaumont sromary wealth, was shot during a riot in an apartment house. Physicians attending her said she would not live through the day before an operation to save her life. The alleged gunman fled, and a bond was set for his liberty.
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