Nine waifs in court reveal pitiful spectacle
A juvenile court session chaired by Judge Shook heard ten to fifteen year old offenders charged with burglary theft and larceny. Kids described as abandoned by parents some living with guardians or relatives. A public meeting followed with officials including Chester Terrell and a plan to appoint ward probation officers to supervise youths.
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Abilene
John Wunder
California
Theo Sarvan
Avenue D
Conten
Tavenny Training School
Elnhand
Oyyers
Wells Chester Terrell
Bexar County
Shook
Terrell
San Antonio
Wes
William Wiliams
Wallaess
Mitchell
Gordon
Taree
Funeral notices and deaths flood a Texas city page
The page reports multiple funerals and death notices. Mrs Dane Cole’s funeral pending with arrivals from the north awaited. Burke B Shaw and E Alanez deaths noted with services planned in Pratt and San Antonio. Mrs Pearl Wright funeral set for Travis and St Marys residence with church service and pallbearers listed. Confederate Veterans and Daughters chapters participate in ceremonies. Interment to occur in local cemetery.
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Cole
Phough Dellaite
Dane
Suni
San Antonio
Missouri
Mad Wallace
Wright
Pearl Wiright
Wire Chiel
Phil Y. Wright
Travis
St. Mary's Sirac
S. J. ©. Burgin
T He
Travis Park Methodist Church
Miccia Robins
R. W. Mayes
Id. de. Putnam
Wieuttemaen
Cillaghan
Beatot
Th J. Manermann
John Wiexeland
Forrest Steed
George West
Daugheters of
Confederacy
J. O. Gaim
Will Arcend
Tad
Suit Seeks Twenty Thousand Dollars in West Virginia
A civil action filed in the Thirty seventh district court seeks 20000 dollars in damages from the International and Creative Novesary railroad and its receiver Td. Presmin for personal injuries alleged to have occurred in November 1408 while Jose Vidaarrd was unloading a row of something at Antler.
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International & Creat
Thirtyeleventh District Coure
Jose Vidaarrd
Td. Presmin
Wile Vidanirl
Old Standard Groves Tasteless Form Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR text references tasteless form and a note about a formula on a hat showlar. Mentions grown people and children but lacks clear event, date, or identifiable entities. The readable parts suggest a product or slogan but no coherent news fact or named organizations.
Grand Jury Returns Sixteen True Bills
Sixteen true bills were returned by the grand jury when it reported to Judge Dwyer at noon today. The body said it had more business to attend to and would reconvene Monday morning. Nine indictments are listed, including L. H. Moody and Donaneitue Galindo for statutory offenses, Leon P. Alviser for burglary, Joe Snead for assault to murder, and J. M. Daniel for forgery. Alviser, a 19 year old, faces a series of petty larceny counts. A federal charge also stands against bilis for the robbery of a postal sub-station at the store of Herawn A. Nester on San Pedro avenue. Joe Snead allegedly assaulted Ada Snead on January 20 with intent to murder. Daniel is accused of forging R. R. Smith’s name on a City National bank check. No gamblers or sulpah men were indicted. The grand jury’s statement of more business is seen as significant, with rumors of indictments against others linked to gambling and ranger activities.
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Dwyer
L. H. Moody
Donaneitue Galind
Joe Snead
Ada Snead
J. M. Daniel
R. R. Smith
City National Bank
Bank Robbery Report Sparks Texas City Fans
A State Bank in Kilmore suffered an early morning robbery by a 1% gang of crooks. The safe was blown open and $3400 in silver and coins disappeared. An explosion drew residents, but the culprits fled before authorities arrived. Detectives believe the same gang as prior Texas robberies is active.
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Kilmore
Grea
Safa
Jesse
Dloosheunis
Gary
Longview
Tex
Kikcere
Texas
Barred Witness Declines Oath Over God Question
Camden court barred Dr. Frazee, a Philadelphia physician, from testifying after he refused to swear there is a God. The defense argued his disbelief, and the judge excused him following the oath dispute.
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Camden
Bayer
Philadelphia
Frazee
Etter
Gommsel
Comngel
Thareunon
Sister Wrayer Crom
Believed Gambling Doom in Nevada
A Nevada bill to legalize gambling faced a special order for February 24. The committee on public utilities recommended amendments and a timetable that could push the measure to passage with an effective date in January. The article notes doubts about the bill’s form and timing.
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Nevada
Duidie Daucals
Congressmen May Head Dartmouth
New York Feb 19 An announcement from Frank Street a trustee of Dartmouth College says Samuel V. McCall of Massachusetts has been offered and is considering the presidency of the institution amid current rumors of a change in leadership at Dartmouth College.
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New York
Frank 8. Street
Theatie
Trartamouth College
Sonic Diya Asd
Samuel Vv. McCall
Massachusetts
Neestit Anay
Tal
Alaskan Judge Is Exonerated in Court Outcome
An Alaska judge was exonerated after a probe led by Special Agent Wilner of the local department. The judge faced charges of incompetency and inducing relatives to obtain important positions. The case concluded with his return to regular duties and pending court sessions.
Greater San Antonio Banquet Clarification For Members
The Business Men's Club clarifies that the banquet Saturday at 8 at the St. Anthony hotel is under the auspices of the publicity committee, independent of the club. Invitations extended to nonmembers aim to enlist support for Greater San Antonio. members may attend by sending their name and $5 to the secretary by 6 this evening.
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Business Men's Club
Greater
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Clu
Publicity Committee
Greater San Antonio
Dans
New York Flooded With Bogus Money
New York city faces widespread counterfeit coins, notably quarters and dimes, flooding businesses and transit firms. Cashiers, tellers, and postal workers report warnings and efforts to trace the source, with suspicions pointing to possible production in Brooklyn.
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New York
New York City
Popeciull
Ucket
Rellers
Accoret
Bir
Bradklyn
Harriman Visit Yields Quiet Camp and Mixed Receptions
Peaceful scenes at the Harriman camp in Hot Wells as Miss Harriman and a railway entourage lingered with private cars and tents, while a reporter noted the subject of Ryder’s character and Harriman’s simple, unpretentious demeanor. The party visited Mayor Callaghan and local officials, then planned a modest luncheon at the Country Club with no frills.
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Harriman
Hot Wells
Miss Harriman
John Burkett Ryder
Martian
Callaghan
California racing news and patent medicine debate
Governor Gillett signed anti rack gambling measures amid medical opinions on patent medicines. The report notes some physicians doubt patent racks while praising remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as of real value. Mentions of orchestral music and two phones follow.
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Scramenta
Cal
Gillett
Lydia B. Pinkham
Wheat and grain prices from Kansas and Texas markets
A brief market note reports wheat No 2 bard and red prices in Kansas on February 19, with corn and oats quotes and a Texas listing. It mentions cattle, calves, and hogs prices, noting cows and beef markets steady to lower in a Foggy market snapshot.
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Kansas
Giry
Tex
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Yeara
Amelia Levy
John McKtoney
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DR. Pepper
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B. Shaw
Pratt
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New Orleans
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