Tragic double shooting ends in death and injury
Louise Cook-Turnipseed, 17, lies in city hospital after a jealous ex-soldier Ed D Fisher shot her twice then killed himself at 419 Poferis street. Fisher, infatuated, pleaded for a divorce and failed, turning the revolver on himself. Police remove Fisher’s body. Miss Cook-Turnipseed’s spinal injury leaves her fate uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fisher
Louise Cook
Louise Cook-Turnipseed
Twlen
Ed. D. Fisher
Poferis Street
Fisher
Miss Gook-Turninseet
Buster Brown
Third Cavalry
Rose Schmitter
Turnipsead
Saif
Gol Iey Brown
Miss Schmitter
Brown
Beng Giek
Taher
Ted
Jans
Louise
Ohio
Miss Cook-Turpseed
John Tueler
Gig
Local Weather Forecast for Fan Antonio and Nearby Area
Fragmented forecast notes indicate a 24 hour period ending morning hours with temperatures around the low forties to mid forties. Specific times and locations are unclear but suggest cooler morning readings and warming later in the day.
Serbia Accepts Powers Armament Advice and Peace Prospects
Belgrade dispatch reports Servia accepted international advice on armament. Milovanovich says Serbia no longer fears armed attack as peace seems assured. Russian minister held talks with Milovanovich. final settlement appears near with only housing questions unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Belgrade
le Bourse Gazelle
M. Milovanovis
Servia
Alham
Austria- Hungary
Milovinovich
Smd
Tangon
Thant
Husband and Wife Haled into Court Fun
Charles and Mamie Shaw, a married couple, were summoned to the police court this morning on charges of grave disturbing the peace. Arrests followed a disturbance near Houston street and Lasoa street after the wife allegedly assaulted another woman over a claim of her husband’s actions. The wife was released on promise to go home, then later struck a pedestrian on Commerce street leading to a $5 bond. The husband was fined $19 for vagrancy. both fines were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mamie Shaw
Poltes Court
Houston Street
Lasoa Street
McGarity
Duiling
Commerce Street
Beth
Markets Lard May Prices Decline Briefly
Market notes show May lard trading around 19.10, with intraday slips to 10.10 and 10.07 before steadying at 10.07 as traders await further guidance. No additional context available.
Cash Grain Prices Report From Kansas City Market
Kansas City wheat and corn quotes for March 20 show No 2 red flour offerings and whispers of white varieties. Trading details include May positions and reference to quality grades, with bid and ask ranges noted for futures and spot grain in a compact market briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Summary
Special to The Light from Fort Worth Texas on March 20 reports hogs at 1400 head with tops $3.20, calves at pess. steady to moderate demand with tops $5.90, steer and cow lots around 200 and 1460 respectively, logs steady with ton prices near $6.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Directors Resign as Electric Park Reorganizes Under Walker
Electric park comes under control of D A Walker and associates after a board meeting at 10 o clock in the Alamo bank building. Walker and family purchased M L Opperheirmer s interest, making him president and general manager of the new company with Block and Taviewitz to remain on the board. Walker also leads the Mid winter Tall and Racing association and San Antonio Telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
D. A. Walker and Associates
M. le Opper- Heimer
Alamo Bank
Mr. Walker
M. L. Oppenheier
San Antonio Telephone Company
Duke Plea Focuses on Insanity and Intoxication
Defense for B W Duke in the Walter Byers murder case argues partial insanity and drunkenness at the time of the killing. Bee and Duke’s counsel emphasize diminished mental state due to heavy drinking and open sore pains, while witnesses describe Duke as confused with a vacant stare as the trial proceeds toward a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Duke
Gattos Bee
Threluini
Walter Everts
Dike
Byers
W. Duke
Walter Byers
Doyet
Rutledge Dunning
Gonzales
Duke
Beck
Dimping
Davie
Tunning
Ree
Bee
J. Cy Biker Bergan
Baker
An Lou
Carlos Bee
Biaeves
Feareld
Sigiar
Cau Tetas
Routsel
Two Bank Vaults Looted In Separate State Heists
Des Moines area robbers dynamited the First National Bank vaults in Paso County and escaped with several thousand dollars. In Enid Oklahoma another gang blew open a safe at Coldwater north of town, taking about 2000 dollars as a heavy rain storm hindered the investigation and froze openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
First
National Bank &Timogens
Paso County
Enid
Okla
Coldwater
Burned by Coffee Child Succumbs in Misfortune Tale
Auretia Navarro aged young daughter of Mrs Sundamine Navarro died at 7 last night from burns after a pot of hot boiling coffee overturned on her. The accident happened at the Navarro home nine days earlier while the parents were away in the kitchen. Dr R L Withers assisted but injuries were fatal after days of agony. Funeral service will be held at the home and the body laid to rest in San Fernando cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auretia Navarro
Sundamine Navarro
Saith Pecos Street
Yarens
Cole
R. L. Withers
Olly
Ilo Gist
San Fernando
Mrs Fisher to Ride in Flower Parade
Invitation from Mrs Habecca J Fisher of Austin, president of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, to participate in the Battle of Flowers was received by the parade committee. She will ride in a decorated victoria during carnival work, and the committee will meet Tuesday at ten oclock a.m. at the Business Men's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habecca J. Fisher
Austin
Daughters of If Republic of Texas
Fisher
Parther
Tesday
Tie'clowk A. Am
Police believe they have girl's assailant in Texas
Waco police say after five days they have arrested a black man suspected of attempting to assault a 7 year old girl near Tokia school last Tuesday. The arrest was made last night by a conductor on a Texas and Pacific trip near Marlin. The 7 year old could not identify the man who lives in Gatesville.
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Waco
Tex
Tokia
Sinith
Marlin
Ho, Ives
Gatesville
Falls From Nolan Street Subway
J. T. Walker, a stranger, fell about 12 feet in the Nolan street subway last night suffering a broken arm. He was found by a street car crew, taken to Physicians’ and Surgeons hospital, with the fracture located between elbow and wrist. Walker claims he did not intend to be on the subway and blamed darkness for the fall. His injuries are not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Street
J. T. Walker
Walker
Lye Uurnell Ay
Physicians’ & Sir Kenny Hospital
Watler
Aire I
Alge
Death benefits awarded after fatal on the job incident
A Texas man died following injuries received while employed at a local plant. His widow and two children survive along with his father and seven siblings. The body was moved to his brother’s home for services as part of a local family funeral in the Galtisha community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren FE
Alona
Gecotta Yourgan
Roy
May Yourgan
J. Bo Yeurgan
Tes
Benther
Gee
W. Yeargan
Saspamed
W. 1. Caruthers
Ww. Woulail
J. Aspawood
Mrw. Haden
City
Jewelry theft charges against two boys
In a local incident, two boys face charges after a jewelry theft at a store. Police recovered rings, watches, and bracelets, and one youth remains in custody. The report notes a charge under a specific statute and the investigation continues.
Wife-murderer Wheatley Hangs Self in Jail
In Richmond on March 20 Tony Wheatley, who confessed to murdering his wife and an incandilary act, died by hanging himself with a towel in Gaspepper jail. The incident ends a case that drew local attention and followed his admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tony Wheatley
Gaspepper
Preacher Held on Charge of Assault
Joseph McMaster a Methodist preacher faced an initial hearing before Justices Fontaing on charges of criminally assaulting a 15 year old. Bond set at $2000. McMaster 32 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Tre Tag
Cilveston
Maarelt
Joseph McMaster
Fontaing
Ade
McMaster
Alamo Plaza Property Sold Amid Local Transfers
The Alamo Plaza sale closed last night to Mr and Mrs Dans of Kendall, transferring stakes to D J Woodway. The property, praised as prime on Alamo Plaza, spans to Josey Alley with limited disclosed terms and pending improvements and leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Aigert
Dans
Kendall Taunts
D. J. Woodway
Ting F. Kirs Jewelry
Little
Alamo Plaza
Alimo
Josey Alreet
Woodward
Wil Dee
First Seizure Under Pure Food Law Reported
Jawsten Texas March 24 The first seizure under the pure food law occurred when a shipment of 790 cases of pepper was found not conforming to federal requirements. Federal marshal seized the goods and ordered action by the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nefal
Jawsten
Tex
Teder
Hunke & Willot
May Save Part of Boy's Right Hand
A portion of the right hand of Freddie Young a one year old boy from 1220 North Flores Street may be saved after an accident when he fell beneath a street car on Hill Street returning home from school Yesterday. Surgeons at Waves hospital amputated the entire right hand and attempted to save it. The left hand was so mangled that the wrist was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Young
von Af Winer BE
Young
North
Flores Street
Body of A. T. Norling Reaches San Antonio
The body of A T Norling, who was drowned Tuesday night in the bay at Cortes, arrived in San Antonio aboard a steamer and will be sent to Chicago for burial, accompanied by Mrs Norling, per 4 ML Chase at 240 Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norling
Cortes Chest
San Antonio
Chase
Madison Aiveot
Defense Contests Claiming Disagreement Reported Should Have Been Accepted
Nashville Tenn March 20 Guile of murder in the second degree with 20 years imprisonment was the verdict of the jury in the case against Duncan B Cooper and Robin J Cooper for the slaying of former United States Senator El W Catnract. Joan D Sharp was acquitted. The defense moved to set aside the verdict as a mistrial. Judge Harb to hear arguments then fixed the defendants bond at 235000. The verdict followed Foreman Burk's declaration that they were hopelessly tied. Defendants remained calm, witnesses present. Jury later said they had agreed, returning a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree with punishment to be determined by the court.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pei Alts
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
United States
EL W. Catnract
Joan D. Sharp
Harb
Mandal
Burk
Coopers
Auren
Auren Gallaghsters of Col. Comper
Varlong Ag
Juxine Hart
Jes
Wator
Tov
Hert
Burke
Muncan B. Coeper
Rubin J. Cooper Gailty
Convinerent
Sentlenten
Grants Appeal In Case Of Araujo
Antonin PL de Araujo editor of Mexiyam was granted until May 1 to perfect his appeal. Deputy Clerk Campbell of the federal court in this city received the order this morning, following submission urged by Cullen F. Thorn at Wace. Araujo was convicted in the last term of violating neutrality laws between this country and Mexico and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at Port Leavenorté, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonin PL de Araujo
Mexiyam
Campbell
Maxey
Austin
Cullen F. Thorn
Wace
Aitjo
Mexico
Port Leavenorté
Kansas
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