Louis Kuhne Buried After Shooting in Range Defense
Funeral services for Louis Kuhne, prominent Southwest Texas landowner, followed a fatal shooting at his home on Hot Well Boulevard. Witnesses testified the former engaged in a struggle before shots were fired, leaving Kuhne and his wife wounded. authorities described the scene as a murder attempt and noted the victims’ prolonged illnesses.
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Louis E. Kuhne
Louis
Kchne
Tesan
Eervutt
le Henge
Bro Brothers
J. E
Kuboe
Mra
Deborah
Earl Vick
Garday
Kehoe
Rimeel
Hot Welle Boulevard
Takwif
Aba
Poe
Buhne
Junile
R. W V.enpenbeek
Woman Tries in Rome Faces Fascist Trial
In Rome a white haired woman, Mrs H Debesis, sits in the witness chair amid fascist guards at a special tribunal. She claims long admiration for Mussolini, seeks pardon, and cites letters thanking the dictator. Co-defendants confess plotting against the regime. an American correspondent testifies about pamphlet work.
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Rome
H. 3
Debesis
Boro
Lillian Vernon
St. Lewis
Trome
Pri Io
S Mussalini
Italy
Mussolini
Muszolini
Renzo Rent
Beiog
de Bovis
Cembern
Eged
Street Extension Deeds Accepted by City Commissioners
City commissioners accepted deeds to extend Augusta Street from Wilmingtons Grove to North Street at a morning council session. The Catholic College of the Society of Mare officials had requested the extension. The report references proceedings of The Light and advertising for Plate Four.
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Augusta Street
Wilmingtomsgrove
North St. Mary
Manézr
Effeet Hs
Cathalic College
The
Society of ‘Mare
Death after Broadway fight leaves man dead in Cotulli area
Trent owner of Owl Radiator Works faced a $1000 appearance bond after a fatal Saturday fight on Broadway. Martin, identified as St. Martin of Cotulli, was found dead near 1400 Broadway Sunday night. Police say witnesses described a confrontation over an alleged insult to a woman. Trent surrendered Sunday. hearings were postponed to Tuesday as police continued statements from witnesses.
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Trent
Owl Radiator Works
Broadway
Tiberts
St. ©. Martin
Cotulli
Mactiy
J. W. Davis
Chert
Ti. P. Rogers
North Flores Street
Merlin
J. R. Geits
Magnolia
Josephine Street
Admlts
Hogerm
Martin
Brosd
Mhen Marlin
Rogers
Marin
Gels
Getts
Coinier
Monlay
Defense Intorner’e Paraicizia
Marfa Needy Get Christmas Cheer
Marfa citizens and a women’s committee raised over 800 dollars to fund Christmas boxes for needy families. Merchants and local businesses donated groceries candy clothing and toys while boxes were prepared and distributed to several families in the city.
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Marfa
Dee
Marfy
City Promises to Act on Protest
City officials promise Monday morning to act against a yearlong protest over smoke from a San Antonio Military Academy furnace room stack. Ralph Shiner of 1019 North Florea Street testified that smoke filled the neighborhood, damaged cracks, and spread through nearby apartments prompting relief reviews.
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San Antonio Military Academy
Cortallineo
Ralph Shiner
North
Florea Street
Ani
Enanta
Ieee
Cty
Police Informed of Two Missing Girls Disappearance Reported
Police were told that two young girls, Anita Morates aged two, and another child, were missing after allegedly leaving with Pauline Espinosa, the stepdaughter, on Sunday afternoon. Authorities followed leads to a residence Sunday evening and continued inquiries.
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Narcian Morajes
Anita Morates
Pauline Espinosa
Watt
A. Going to Rail Confab Confused Delegation List
A garbled note lists Thees Han Antonians and Walter Walthall as delegates attending a rail conference. Names such as Max Po Curtin, FL Dolard, and other division agents appear in a jumbled line, with unclear locations and roles given.
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Thees
Han Antonians
Canis
Misynuri
Hanesa Terre Raisenal
Walter Walthall
Arent
Vince
Walthels
Max Po Curtin
Amt Od
FL Dolard
Teright
Major Back From Trial of Shepard Maj. W. W. Sanidaek
Maj W W Sanidaek administrator of the Station Hospital at Fort Sam Houston returned from Kan City Kansas where he testified as a witness in the murder trial of Maj Charles Shepard.
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Shepard
W. W. Sanidaek
Tinapttal
Fort Sam Houston
City
Kansas
Asa Witnces
Marier
Charles Shepard
Eichborn Guilty On Rum Charge In Local Court
William Eichborn, a 48 year old Forster policeman, pleaded guilty to a rum transport charge in Mundaste court. Judge LiVal West postponed sentencing. Eichborn remained free. Prohibition officers found the case after a car incident at a railroad crossing, with others cited for related offenses.
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William Hf. Eichborn
Forster
Wao
Speetal
Mundaste
LiVal West
Jigs West
Eichborn
Hirhhorn
Bichhorn
Bistorical Taxb
Arcent Coc Corral
City Bank and Trust Co. Seized in Atlanta Takeover
Mobley and associates announced the City Bank and Trust Company, a smaller Atlanta financial institution, had its affairs taken over by authorities. The move underscores ongoing concerns about bank stability in the city during December.
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Atlanta
Der
Mobley, sinne _ stiners ar
Wisment
Bork Ant Trust Company
Hearing set on Uvalde killing
An examining trial is scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday for eight suspects including A Fumtor owner of the Strand theater and his three sons. They face murder charges in the death of Chief of Police John Connor after a confrontation at the Strand Saturday night. District Attorney K R Woodley said witnesses have supplied statements showing prior trouble between the theater owner and the chief. The case will likely go before a grand jury. The slain officer suffered head injuries from a weapon other than a pistol, and an autopsy is pending.
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Pullin
Uvalde
Texas
A. Fumtor
Strand Theater
Jamia
Hert Ant Lenter
Policr
Juln Connor
Miley
K. BR. Woedles
Sablunt
Sarry Sandos
Woodley
Linnter
Hnphance
Connor
Strand
Hunter
Atate
Gail
Woddies
Woorley
Usalde
Wally Sail
Bealy
Fragmented OCR notice hints at a chaotic schedule
The readable portions mention a June or 26 date, early morning times, and a long list of place names and names with unclear contexts. The text resembles a public or scheduling notice with scattered references to events, locations, and people, but specifics are obscured by severe OCR distortion.
Don’ts for Christmas Issued by Underwriters Laboratories
A garbled note from Ulterat Searley outlines safety cautions for Christmas: do not place lit candles in windows, keep tassels and sheeting away from flames, avoid loose wrapping paper near heat, and do not use defective light cords with exposed conductors.
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Searley
Vre
Thores
Kingsville AMA Names President in Deep Texas Notice
Kingsville Texas December 22. The Kingsville AMA names a president and officers at a stake merchants meeting. Other officers and directors include listed names, with details partially garbled but indicating an organized leadership slate.
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Kinglyvilly
Texas
Mux
Pete
Ios
AtingariNe Hetail Merchant
Aros Mlevrerileni
Ond Orman Plume
Ips Mwiibbe
Drug Addict Gets One Year In Court
A former chiropractor Joe Adking and the defendant Tilly Trowk ark faced a Peder court for untvolies charges. The court sentenced the accused to one year and one day. The case notes include misaclinneutte for sale and a classified glance at items for sale.
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Exlwin & Avlin
Nligg
Joe Adking
Tilly Trowkark
Momlay
Fors
Aoalechr
Bie Haagons Cortiy
Leonmd Droge
Aclin
Poe
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U. S. Claims Commissioners
F.C. Fisher
Frederick Heil
L. C. Hoave
United States
Asl
United States Claims Commission
San Antonio
George Keene
Kiet
M. C. Martin
Colufla
Treadway
Tolsday
OD. O.trent
Sankt
Layernia
Waya‘de
Vigting Companion
Iain Om
Jurhes
Runday
Mandar
Jeder
Alice
Boutin
Perelettariep
Celine Beleitt
Mederyte Yada
Tokina
Niven Werther
Sun
Ann Feandern
Heaulie
Barnyard
Dominick
Nashwing
Tenn
Ray Tor
Metropolitan Opera Stark
J. M. Peebles
Kingsville A.M.A
Bayx
Chile
Inter Rover
Sine
Miers
WEG
Ifts
Amon cAppreciate
Itrank Bros
Mtrn Seiki Iy
Ink Bros
Wihers
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