Pound Negro: oman' Imbibes, Wakes Up Married
Fragmented OCR text from a 1920s court brief or news item mentions a man imbibing and waking married, with garbled names and places. The piece references a 4th District court, a woman named Anna Purt Golte, and a 220-pound man, plus a political or legal note about Muscle operation approval and a shore context. The readable parts imply a sensational local notice or court record among mixed clipping fragments.
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Slory
Ucty-Fourth District Court
Wednesby
Anna Purt Golte
W. W. McCrory
Court Allows Informational Warrant Without Full Proof
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that a search warrant may be issued by a magistrate based on information and belief, reversing prior limits. The decision, led by Judge Q. B. Dates, affirms a three year liquor sentence while signaling discretion rests largely with officials.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
P Shagistrate
Alan Rosener
Milnin
Morrow
Lins Hell
Tudge Tullimore
Mimori
Appellate Court Takes Leahy Plea For New Hearing
Harry J. Leahy, sentenced to death in the electric chair for murder in Williamson County case, seeks a new hearing. He was first tried in Live Oak County, then George West, later retried in George Town and again sentenced to death. Leahy filed a new brief. Newton Crain and Martin Arnold appear for prosecution and defense respectively.
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International News
Sorvices
Austin
Harry J. Leahy
Georgetawn
fDeahy Wiuvell
Torlay
Newton
Crain
Cuero
Jed
Martin Arnold
Sao Antonin Uttnrney
Jed Lhe
Chicago to Revise Stars in City Flag
Chicago officials announce a revision of the city flag as part of Mayor Thompson's America first program. The mayor said the flag stars are five pointed and unAmerican, prompting a redesign to align with the national flag.
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Chicago
Thompson
Kellogg Attacks Russian Bond Sale Favor in U S
Kellogg announced opposition to selling Russian Soviet government bonds in the United States and expressed confidence that American bankers would cooperate with the government. The remarks were reported from Washington on February 1 to 4.
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Washington, D.C
Kellogg
Downtown Pedestrian Signal Rollout Prompts Police Education
Police Chief T Q Miller announced new pedestrian traffic lights downtown with patrols at intersections. Officers will educate pedestrians first, then enforce once all signals are installed. Those crossing on red or trespassing into crosswalks risk arrest and fines in Corporation court. Two more installations remain to finish the project.
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Persime
T. QO. Miller
Miller
Defense in Hickman trial boxes in 38 witnesses
The Marin Parker murder case enters a new phase as Jerome Walsh, chief counsel for William Edward Hickman, says thirty eight state witnesses will be subpoenaed to testify for the defense. The trial proceeds with defense depositions touching on Hickman and his family’s peculiarities amid questions of witness competence and sanity.
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Tnternalignal Sows
Los Angeles
Marin Parker
Jerome Walsh
William Edward Hickman
Anannerdt
Walsh
Ngeles
Tech
William Edlwart T Hickman
Marian ‘Erker
Richard Cantillon
Questio
Kansas City
Hickman
Cantillon
Contractor Found Shot to Death in Lebbronville Office
A building contractor named William Harold McCaulay was found dead in the Grant Lumier company office in Lebbronville on Monday night. A shotgun with one shell was found by his side, implying a fatal shooting. Local authorities began investigating the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Laredo
Web
Williamy
Harold McCaulay
Mebbronville
Grant Lumier Company
Lebbronville
Early Spring In Store For 8 A San Antonio Groundhog
A San Antonio groundhog forecast for Thursday hints at an early spring as clouds and unsettled weather roll in. The weather bureau in the city warns of continued cloudy skies and variable conditions ahead.
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San Antonio
Turing
Jove
H. Daring
Amputee in Critical Condition After Leg Operation
Tolland, age 30, remains critically ill after a leg straightening operation ended in gangrene and double amputation. The procedure, by Dr Henry J Selarcson, followed attempts to save her life after complications from earlier surgery. Prior patients include Lady Diana Manners and Frances Browning.
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Fub. Tolland
Henry J. Selarcson
Dianna Manners Saul Frances “Deaghes” Browning
Blow KNOCKS OUT ESCORT in Franes
A chaotic street assault occurred when a 27 year old woman, Mi sila Davis, fought off an attempted attack by a male escort near Mebane street. Davis reportedly struck him with a hammer, leaving him bloodied before fleeing. Police traced the suspect to a residence. the injured man was later treated and removed. Detectives Hartman and Dyevel led the investigation, with accounts placing the incident around midnight Tuesday.
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Mebane
Sirecy
Vacapedi Am
Nome
Weave Park
Abe Davis
Hitt Suchenterol
Heery
Miss Davis
Ted Beir
Slammer
Tie Chen
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