What Becomes of Seized Slot Machines Court Records Fail to Show
A court records study probes what happens to seized slot machines after fines in justice court. Justice Toltz and County Attorney Newton discuss, but the answers remain elusive. From April 17 to July 14, seventy nine cases for slot machine violations show each defendant pleading guilty and paying fines. The exact disposition of machines and fee distribution among officials remains unclear.
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Tawé
Bei
Justice of the Peace Tolt
Newton
Justice Court
Amd
Court of Justice
Louza
Ial
Marievico
Bones Wien
Liliss
ific_ machines
Justine Foltz
Seoul
Ponte
Talon
Ile
Prate
Studi
Suri
Mudge Boliz
Weatheruy Jung
Mewes
McMityre
Derry
EL Gilliam
Marvin
Hinnisien
Erman
A Cheaper Laundry Service Reappears In Town
A garbled notice describes a laundry service revival with terms like cheaper pricing and new management. The readable fragments mention service efficiency, affordable options, and a focus on wearing apparel care. Specific names, places, or dates are not clearly legible.
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Pmntan
Aristocrats in town with rare white Samoyed dogs
Russian Samoyeds, dogs unusual to San Antonio, may be seen here nowadays. H. C. Hollister, owner, shows one of these odd canine pets. The dogs are white and attain large size.
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San Antonio
H. C. Hollister
Litter of Samoged Puppies Arrives at New Pet Shop
A litter of snow white Samoged puppies is displayed at 110 East Commerce Street in San Antonio. H C Hollister, a known pet retailer, opens an exclusive store named Serve-U Vet Shop, drawing local interest for these rare dogs used for pulling sleighs in Russia.
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Samoged
San Antonio
Russia
Commerce Street
H.C. Hollister
Stations Protest Radio Rulings WASEIEN TON
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes protest against radio rulings. Text includes garbled terms and lacks clear names or locations. Unable to extract a coherent event or entities beyond a protest reference.
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Waseien Ton
Tnt
Bation
San Pedro Avenue Widening Sought
A garbled city notice discusses proposed widening of San Pedro Avenue with unclear details about property impacts and public works. The fragmentary text references pavement and street improvements and mentions petitioners and city planning.
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San Pedro Avenue
Guatcuh Gaming Cases Reported After Saturday Night Incident
Police report two defendants, Vinnive and Lee Collins Mefferen, were arraigned on gambling charges after a staged Saturday night event. Officers, led by Commissioner Ruby Hee, described a disturbance at East Commerce Street involving a broken gaming setup and seizures. A third suspect remains in county custody, with Judge Keith Whyte on scene. further details were scarce as investigators continued follow up.
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Vinnive
Lee Collins Mefferen
Negeuls
Evamgunind
Tyth Courtruus
Chiles Teyinger
Ney Pelican Bellinger
Valle
Tray Vogter
Bilthopage Repre
Commerce Street
Trio under world rum charges loom at trials
Three teen suspects appeared on liquor charges as United States commissioners scheduled mining trials. Individuals named Wrendenberg Casillas and Vaquery faced complaints for possession and intent related to rum manufacture. Examining trials set for Monday afternoon.
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Pefnre
O Arawn
United States
Tiquor
Unamca
Dele Brown Monty
Gis Wrendenberg
Hind
Imissinds Casillas
Hy Mplaine
Shyait Bina Plasa
Training Camp Briefs Echo Uniform Reserve Notes
Vague OCR fragment mentions reserves training and various military terms. Key names and places are unreadable, but the text suggests a roundup style update on reserve units, training statuses, and facility references without coherent details. The piece appears to discuss Ayguwognaatels and Mort no Tlaiston amid generic training notes.
Vera Cruz League petitions city for playground project
Fragmented OCR text shows Vera Cruz League asking city to approve a playground. Names and places are garbled, but the core action is a civic petition to create recreational space. No clear dates or figures are recoverable.
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Vera Cruz League
Residents Renew Fight to Remove City Incinerator
Local residents push anew to shut down the city incinerator amid ongoing protests at the hall. Community members voice health and environmental concerns while officials consider possible shutdown timelines and interim waste management plans.
Boy Bites Three and Flees in Chicago Restaurant Incident
A boy described only as Rae Marrs was brought to authorities after biting three people and fleeing a Chicago restaurant. The case drew attention from Commissioner of Mouth Wn Athtie Kegel Ny and Philip Meyer, a survivor of the incident, with the event occurring in a local eatery where wine was served without warning.
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Chicago
Rae Marrs
Tndus
Ikexuchen
Philip Meyer
Hiteo
Viettms
Seii
Meyer
Ani
Love Decision Written by Judge Fly Love
A vintage Civil Appeals decision authored by Judge Fly regarding a Democratic gubernatorial candidacy. The opinion, voiced in a formal court tone, concerns legality of a candidate’s eligibility while allied with Democratic party leadership. The piece notes procedural steps and upcoming actions before the appellate court.
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Judge Fly
Fines Lighter Auriola On Bench
Text fragment discusses bench penalties and court notes with references to a park commission, a pacer, and train related disturbances. Names appear garbled and several phrases unreadable, offering limited readable facts about penalties and officials.
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Auriola
Park
Onion
Meneitt
J. G. Many
Ai Travelers Molug Dauiline Flight Record in Houston
The fragment mentions a flight piloted by a person or entity linked to Bees in Houston Verunrt Gold. The readable items suggest a travel or aviation note with unclear names and a possible aircraft reference. Further readable detail is insufficient to identify precise entities or events.
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Molug Dauiline Cvnibe
Woman Democrat Supports Hoover in West Virginia 1932
A West Virginia Democrat confirms support for Herbert Hoover for president in the upcoming November election. The brief note identifies the speaker as a woman party member and places the event in PON Maryland area standards.
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Hoover
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Pact With Spain Sets Path For Versailles Pledge
In a diary like note the report states Spain was the first nation civilond to sign a Versailles pledge. The text mentions participants and references a loge invitation and cabinet pledging. The fragment hints at a formal international pact shaping postwar commitments, with emphasis on diplomatic steps and the allied framework.
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Laut Wichts
Plegting
Spain
Versailles
Youths Slug Man In Riverside Shuffle
Two youths attacked a man near Fifteenth and College avenues in a city area, striking him and taking about $4100 in cash. The victim, identified as Lee, was left injured, and police are investigating the assault as of reporting.
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