Major Tells of Home Life in Court Testimony
Fragmented testimony describes Mrs Shepard's alleged mercurial poisoning and alcoholism. Shepard faces questions about autopsy plans and motives. Relations with Grace Brandon and past Manila visit cited. testimony references a hard life and marital strain affecting perceptions of death and cremation.
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Hroweler
Glass
Brewater
Udga
Hrewster
Shepard
Brewster
Fort Riley
Denn
Frewster
Lenver
Grace Brandon
William W. Southam
Fort Lanamireton
Texan
Afra
Saliope
Acd
Hic
Yang
Hrothpa
Theft Reported In Stray Valise Incident
Police were told of a theft involving a valise. A Bare girl allegedly stole the item during a visit, with the complainant citing a suspect described as a bare girl and naming several locals in a fragmented report.
Windy Texas Upset by Unseasonable Cold Snap
Light snow and freezing rain plagued several Texas towns as unusually cold air swept across the state. Forecasters warned of continued frost while San Antonio and Dallas reported subfreezing lows, with record lows noted in multiple counties and plaintiffs about icy roads. A statewide warning urged residents to brace for more wintry conditions through Wednesday night.
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Eacy
Hilary Cost
Dot
Jaorboc
Awent Ayee Blasa
Texas
San Antonin
Mercury
Sore Nortiana
Kelly Field
Tata
Alanie Heights
Woullaws Hilla
North Teans
San Antonio
Tasslin Hogies Bond Granted on Liquor Charge
United States Commissioner Pao Ae Tockunrt released Tasslin Hogies on a S100 bond after a scheme involving liquor manufacture and possession of property tied to the charge. The case references a plan to avoid guile and notes the original band and involvement in voonploimy.
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Tasslin Hogies
United States
Pao Ae
Broken sprinkler damage floods city building
Nonsensical OCR fragment describes a sprinkler failure at a building with references to names Morrison and Overman, a water dam failure, and costs. The readable content is limited to a chaotic mix of names and vague events, with no clear outcome or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitinkterland
Wholemale Clothiers
Naserro Altel
G. Sarna
Turbulent Markets and Global Headlines Amid Financial Panic
The piece notes a wave of fear on Wall Street as investors dump stocks below value, expecting a rebound later. It highlights a belief that dividends will justify prices, cites Simon Bolivar’s legacy and independence struggles, and references violence in Chicago and Spain. It mentions shifting prices, currency issues, and economic tension worldwide.
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Americ
Wall Street
City Promises Bond Vote Support For School Measure
City officials led by Mayor C. M. Chambers announce backing for a school bond issue to be presented to San Antonio voters on Thursday. The event will be officially hosted by city employees and representatives, with a featured presentation to persuade residents.
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Uinti Invets
San Antonio
Eux
C. M. Chambers
Weds
Railroad Agents Visit San Antonio Offices
Railroad agents from Chicago based Great Western Railway visit San Antonio offices detailing livestock operations and regional rail lines. W C Jones, W H Wilson tied to regional agriculture and transport. The visit highlights coordination between rail service and livestock markets in the area.
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S.A
W. ON. Jones
Ghicaxa Great Western Railroad
Dallan
H. Wilson General Livestock
Wort Worth
San Antonio
Poincare Shows Gain in Health
An official bulletin issued today states Poincare is improving in health after a period of illness. The report notes better signs in recovery and provides cautious optimism about his condition.
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Poincarr
Drought Relief Sum Cut in Half in Washington
The high agriculture weighing body voted to cut the drought relief from 6080 to 000. They noted widespread smoking and related health concerns. Executives pressed for tighter controls and a tighter budget amid rising tobacco usage.
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Hige Agriculture Weainiiting
Dry Officers Defy Judge in Prohibition Enforcement
Federal and state officers resist a lower court ruling on the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act. Judge Clark’s decision prompts continued enforcement in New Jersey with government officials pledging to uphold prohibition. Authorities urge perseverance as higher courts may decide the issue.
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Newark
W. J. Dee
LT US
Cuitat
Willian Clack
Jon J. Pennington
Pennsylvania
New Dorety
Delaware
Philadelphia
Struttions
Washington
New Jersey
United States
Philip Forman
Tt Trentan
Clark
Vial
Ava Heuilhy
Gudges
Cohalan
Fin Iis Ese
Hawey ‘Behierd
New York
Henry Cohen
New Ferrey
Tie Flefe
Tudee Clark
Guatemalan Rebels Seize Power In Constitutional Crisis
Fragmented OCR text reports a coup attempt and shifts in Guatemala involving rebels and military factions. It mentions a change in leadership as President Agnier or related figures are named, with references to export controls and tensions within the government and armed forces. The garbled wording limits precise details.
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Blalty Sesterday
Guatewale
Dbuswdibli
Priday
Presidet Agnier
Chacon
Uuitul
St Endars
Preallent Wishin Ling
Luis
Getulia Var
Urail
Visit to Court Clerk Costs $2 and Arrests Reported
A court session recounts a visit to the clerk costing two dollars. Jester arrested Cohen after secured alias warrant. Cohen paid a nine dollar two dollar fine. The text mentions M. Cohen, M. Anst, and Charles Berens with references to Soledad and Tentlic Offers amid unclear details.
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Lion Court
Praved
M. Cohen
Peila Wyehio
M. Anst
Cocoa Coton
Elena
Parkine
Park
Soledad Aleat
Tentlic
Charles Berens
Cohen
Taste Held Guide on What to Eat
A fragmented notice from Hamilton and Colgate hints at a guide or study on diet and digestion. It mentions a tool or test measuring fondness for foods and the effect of foot movement on digestion, with references to Masse burgumeter like experiments. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a university context.
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Hamilgtos
Colgate University
Robber Sentenced in Local Poor Box Case
In a local court, John Doel of BO received a formal sentence after pleading guilty to theft from a poor box. The case, heard in the house of eneert Hien, concluded with a jail term of one year and related penalties.
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Cncagn
Lee
Pililivet
John Doel
Eneert Hien
Farm Crops Drop Two Million in Value Report
A fragmented notice from Dec 17 indicates a decline in farm crop values nationwide, with the agriculture department noting losses totaling about two million. The garbled text mentions pads of figures and references to commodity pricing, but specifics are unclear.
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Nericulture Department S
Woman Author of Youth Stories Dies in Florida
An obituary notes the death of a woman author associated with youth tales and a Temple of writings. The report references her residence in Miami and hints at public demonstrations or health themes connected to her work, with local figures and a city audience in focus.
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Arthor
Voune
Woman Injured as Dishes Fall on Vera Burrs
Partial readable text notes a woman injured when dishes fell. The fragment mentions Miss Vera Burrs and hospital treatment at Roost Hospital. Details on incident time, cause, and injuries are incomplete but indicate domestic accident with falling crockery and medical attention. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable portion.
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Vera Burrs
Pyiuffceet
Princess Horn, Cato. A Mistyped Royal Birth Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a princess or royal names with garbled phrases about a birth or ceremony. Names appear as Princess Horn and Cato with unclear dates. The readable parts suggest a formal notice but lack coherent details or context.
Tate Loses Fail Fight In Railroad Injunction Case
In a Dec 17 decision, the state court invalidates a lower court ruling blocking the railroad from enforcing a full crew requirement on motor propelled trains. The judge reads from the record, concluding the interpreter misapplied the law. The ruling prevents enforcement of the injunction against electric trains.
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Dietriet
Calhoun
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Princess Horn, Cato
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