Prohibition Case Dismissed Over Warrant Flaws
A justice court finds the Sterne case void for defective search warrant affidavits and improper warrant issuance. Charles Stevens, deputy constable, and officers are held to lack proper authority to execute the warrant at a private residence, while the court orders return of seized whiskey and other items. The ruling focuses on the warrant’s insufficiency and the need for credible affidavits under state law.
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Fedeen
Will
Teu Peri
George
H. Beene
Jpralitis Aim
Idk Howe
Burnett
Sterne
Justice Court
Ludge Camps Bell
Storse
San- Antonia
Sterna
Stevens
Biome
Hay
Steck
Elo Colighelt
Tadge Campbell
Tidee Cauipbert Mn
Sindy
Mefercdietity
Ieee
Uae
Muni
Leteon
Charles Stover
Charles
Abe
Mimste
Arbuckle Trial Set in Arubuckle District Court
Fragmentary docket notes show Arbuckle trial proceedings scheduled for a Monday session with defendants listed as F-Roseon and others. The document mentions charges and a Denials/Requests, with references to a Madam Vie and Wyvern entities, but the readable portion lacks clear legal actions or outcomes.
Weather and event notes amid confusing OCR text
Fragmented weather and miscellaneous lines describe wind, temperatures, and dates with many unreadable names. The text mentions wind from the north, temperatures around 84, and various human names and places in garbled form, without a cohesive report or clear outcomes.
Frost to Visit San Antonio Wednesday Morning
Weather forecast notes a light frost expected in San Antonio Wednesday morning before sunrise. Temperature may rise to 84 degrees later, with winds from the south and a shift of weather systems bringing varied conditions across the region and beyond, including a snowy storm along the Gulf Coast and higher winds in some western areas.
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San Antonio
J. EL. Juchow
Hroteorologiet
Faiz
Émd
Mir
Knuth
Russell
Odmere
Jaybow
Florida
Pennéslvania
Merrland
Irwiia
North Carolina
Gulf Weather
Oni
Beattle
Sarhne
Atlantic Seaboard Storm Warnings From Weather Bureau
Storm system sweeps Atlantic seaboard with warnings of high winds and heavy rain. Forecasters expect strengthening northeast winds along the coast, with gale conditions north of Virginia and rough seas. Tonight gusts intensify as the cold front moves in, threatening coastal areas and inland locations alike.
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Washington, Co
Tomish
Cape Vintliras
Atlantic
Snk
Wother Maven
Virginia Canel
Sarton
Cer
Morkda
More Lumber Traffic Report From Wanama Canal Trade
The record today notes increased lumber movement through the Wanama Canal from Min Poeifie to the Anan coast of North America and Europe. The helm MaGui, heavily relied upon, reports disruptions and urges caution amid rising outbound shipments and regulatory scrutiny.
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Wisivapdon
Tada
North America
Europe
United Sintet
L A Times reports on Taylor murder case and Mary Miles Minter funeral
A chaotic narrative recounts the Taylor slaying case in Los Angeles with police involvement and suspect lines. It notes the impending funeral crowd, Mary Miles Minter’s presence, and police vigilance as detectives press the inquiry amid public interest.
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Mary Miles Minter
Taylor
Los Angeles
Sseritt Mining
Biko
New
Police Department
Tadna Tate
Cartin
Nor
Sands
Larlin
Miko
Js Adgeles
Sounds T
Harris
Hika
Borning
Houds
Pollea
Anse
White House Dinner To Discuss Legislative Program
Washington Feb dinner convenes with Senate mentors and steering committees to map the administration agenda. Key topics include tariff, living costs, and allied policy lines as Republican leaders and members join the conference to seek agreement on legislative priorities.
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Senate
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Breyn
Will Inlow
Reng
Juchidel -Seaul Firs Lodge
Marenchurste
Republicaa
Curtis
Kansas
Minaii Salesworth
New York
Iernalde “Alning
Kellige
Minnesota
Veligghuyset
West Jersey
Ane Weanee
Maryland
Nice House
Reneesentatives Mondell
Wom 7 Regiuiblican
Tapgworth
Olly . Dig
Darrow
New York Labor Bill Before Legislature on Strike Powers
A proposed measure aims to curb strikes by empowering a labor relations panel led by the Supreme Court to arbitrate industrial disputes. The bill would cover manufacturers, transportation, and distribution sectors and declare strikes illegal unless referred to the new body. Violating the act would be a misdemeanor with penalties.
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Amhuny
Ulerst
Lipper Hauer
Duell
Supreme Court
Uptower
Obenchain Defense Seeks Jury Of Men In Killing Trial
Defense lawyers in the Obenchain killing case move to empanel a jury of men. The strategy aims to reduce perceived bias by excluding women and seeking impartiality, with motions discussing the defendant Lind and the death penalty context. The court process involves examining potential jurors for suitability amid controversial local reactions.
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Obenchain
Madatin Chenehain
Miler
J. Mellon Kenaudy
Enue
Farin Nusiund
Lew -Eoyngel
Jobless Jail Officers Clash Over Poor Relief Funds
Unclear OCR details show Local Board officials accused of levying and distributing funds for the poor in a metropolitan borough. A group of unemployed workers protested outside the building, waving a flag and demanding action. The protest followed a contested claim of authority and a call for a popular vote on relief measures.
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Lowton
Seb
Poplay Board of
Guahine
Ele
Trapigt
Iern
Ronea
Olekthia
Peraure
Suspended Coffee Rates in Galveston Tied to Intercity Protests
Galveston Texas merchants report a revived proposal by the Hob. T-Natiod Wy Association and the Interstate Commerce Commission to set pending coffee rate changes from New Orleans to be effective February. Local business groups protest as the rates are deemed tentative and contrary to local interests.
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Cralveston
Tex. Hob. T—Natiod
Healveston Conmercia) Association
Amiincee Commission
Oriana
Soldier Bonus Costs Reach Billions in Army Plans
A sprawling report outlines the projected cost of a soldier bonus program in the United States, estimating figures around several billion dollars. Key figures include estimates from Captain Philip Wiltang and Major Te. J. Dutlam on naval and marine corps payouts, and Brigadier General Gord's War Department projections. The document details potential payout structures, insurance certificates, and modest allocations for clothing and aid, noting large totals across the army and navy.
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Washington
Cy Peli
Poe
Thors
America Legion
Ant
Gio Cash
Abex
Navy
Marine Corps
Cesvives
Monnys
Philip Wiltang
Nave Borean
Te. J. Dutlam
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Bone
Corateu
Putmiat
Brigitire
Gord
Hudsek
War Department
Prorioulels
Pétumled
Tyr
Army
President orders halt on all vessels slated for scrap
The President will stop work on all ships under construction destined for the scrap heap. Reports say orders to dismantle existing build programs were approved as part of wartime measures, with Senate and White House plans shaping the timetable for treaty considerations and naval fortifications.
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President
Washington
Dy Ui
Murduur
Mae
Guin
Sette
Arma
Trix
White Nouse
de Rerinte
Peroou
Hether
Soviet Gold Arrives Amid Turbulent News From War Districts
Fragmentary report details Soviet gold shipments and allied reactions across multiple fronts. References to Petersburg and Cheyenne districts hint at disruptions and strategic movements as officials seek to reassure the public amid ongoing conflict and industrial efforts.
Amrit death trial cites auto crash and perjury claims
A courtroom tale centers on Amrit's killing linked to a recent automobile crash. Jurors hear testimony about negligence and alleged perjury by key witnesses as the trial unfolds. Billie Varnon and other named parties appear in the contested case.
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Amrit
Billie Varnon
Chiyton
Aly
Danie
Smitford
Amaritio
Martyane
Singer Dyes Cats to Match Draperies and Is Arrested
Miss Maur anit Oyen, 22, was arrested after dyeing cats to match draperies. Magistrate Matling ordered restraint and warned against cruelty to animals. The case, linked to routine penalties, highlighted concern over animal welfare and legal action against abuse.
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Singer
New York
Maur Anit Oyen
Alisa Owe
Ata
Balfour Comments on US Visit and Allied Hospitality
The Washington Armantest notes James Balfour praising the kindness and hospitality shown to the British delegation during their visit. He says the experience will be unforgettable and credits the collective effort of those who worked to strengthen ties, calling the visit civil and constructive for national security and goodwill.
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Whafington
Washington F
Todey
Dany Weile
Ibuley
Wits
Ana Baw Ween Coheed
Washington
Cooperative Grivkesing
Senate
Conseudietst
Wighey
The
James Balfour
United States
Cuntercica
Lina
Lee
Parehar
Balfour
Soldier Patient Claims Prussian Infiltration In Army
Walter Reed Army Hospital patient Major Nicholson, son of a noted official, testifies that Prussian influence and insubordination threaten the army. He describes efforts to pressure President and White House officials amid internal tensions and reports of junior officers’ fervor against authority.
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D.C
Keb
Z.—Tretaea
Mel Ralin
Wheeler Nichidson
United States
Enayates
Prusident
White House
Nichnivons
Portia
Gio
Walter Rei
Hiosmital
Majve Nicholson
Jase Batutloy
Waller Ttoid
Uheyeyne
Nevada
Monobuet
Fire devastates Lexington Hotel in West 29 blaze tragedy
A deadly fire at the Lexington Hotel in West 29th Street reportedly killed many and left as many as nineteen or more guests missing. The blaze erupted early today with multiple known victims amid smoke and heat. Firefighters battled flames as an automobile from Yonkers arrived with more injured and witnesses described desperate attempts to evacuate guests. Authorities believe the death toll could rise as recovery continues.
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Réphanand
West 29
Tie Lexington
Wilemsee
Feneck
Atwong
O. Bailey
Newtoch
William
Little
Portsmouth
J. I. Webb
Halden
Ford
Oghy Newel
N.C
Wrey
Lexington
Yonkers
Murchine
Soller Wow
Aman
Flis Burke
Marlin
Texington
Meart Bonny
Ghia W. Sumlers
Ht Wilson Page Company
Bishmend
Agteas
Vrach
Gabel Und
Cerne
Smokey Wahir Fund Cire
Reductions and Debates Shape National Rates and Policy
Fragmented OCR text notes reduced rates and political debate across regions. Mentions leaders and institutions including ministers, bishops, and presidents in a broad unclear context. Describes timing around a planned policy move and public reaction amid economic concerns.
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