Plan Fight Keep Woman In Cth Plan Fight
Miss Clara Uhr, condemned to life in the state penitentiary for the ox murder of her husband Daniel Uhr, will pursue a lengthy legal fight. Judge Anderson sentenced her after a brief trial. she was returned to the San Antonio State Hospital amid questions of sanity. Attorneys declare a new insanity affidavit may be filed as SIMMONS and others push to keep her in hospital rather than jail.
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Clara Uhr
Hushour
Daniel Twhr
Nut
du Deep Gil
Uwrises
der Atturner
E. B
Shamous
Abe
Tudge W
Anderson
Thirty Seventh District Court
Distriel
Fridlay
Prima
San Antonio State Hospital
Bexar County
Opal Elosine
Simmons
Bheer Weebing
Charfotta Mogeley
Wana
al- Gilovie
Ara. Abe
Onler
Telatschich
Cone
Matthews
Rex
D. Wallis
Dhr
Wat
Jera
Finteville
Mes
Texnn
Bern
W.ant
Euilly
Mocago
March
Peatirs
Aire
Ateedy
Julien Hine
Public Enemies List Notes Sparks Debate
A fragmented archival note discusses compiling a list of public enemies with strong language and emphasis on caution. It references potential political or social implications and personal stakes amid a tense historical context.
Grocery Prices Plainly Listed With Many Items
A fragmented OCR lists fruit vegetables and staples with prices, including cauliflowers at 1.75, lettuce 29c a head, oranges and apples in varied lot sizes, peppers, potatoes, beans, cherries, lemons, onions, and other items. Several entries show per bushel or per dozen pricing, reflecting a busy market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groner
Duran
Usstel
Bernwherries
Tursipe
Erata
Aimsags
Ayatea
Delicioun
Jonathan
Romie Bestiny
Verner
Pensere
Texas
California
Renna
Pew
Ieee
Birawhereles
Pato Alin
Biuxherries
Potrel
Truienes
Mexico
Furnios
Dyzen
Society notes toast Brooksfield social week
Mesdames J Metlinin and H C Lichtenberger host an afternoon at the Brooks Wicks Officers club with bridge and luncheon. Miss Mary Laulae Guenther arrives San Antonio for a five day spring vacation with her father Erhard Guenter, and various society gatherings and dinners are noted at the St Anthony hotel and San Antonio Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. ¥. Metlnin
H. C. Lichtenberger
Brooks Field
Brooks Wicks Officers’ Club
Mary Laulae Guenther
Tratiert C. “Wrap
Colon
Uh CL
San Antonio
Missy Guenther
Saunt Veron
Erhard Guenther
Mra. Foy
Charles Thummell
Titin Fraser
Texas Vegetables and Fruits Market Summary
A Friday market report from the U S Bureau of Agriculture notes heavy cabbage and upland vegetables movement from Texas with mixed prices across regions. Texas produce trade shows varying crate pricing for spinach beans peppers apples and other items amid a weaker demand and steady to mixed track arrivals.
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Uy Tesng Department of Aartsohere
U. S
Lemale
Feve
Afalanberries
Calony
Ritrug
Rauliare
Ron Tures
Boshey
Virginia
Eras Buarele
Cleveland
Irivals
Senowine
Fittsburgh
Teras Arriv
Tom Urack
Terzebushi
Hansac
Markel
Foxes
Chicago
Texas
Teves Buehein
Fiat
Ateady
Texas Bortem
Sorayi
Higilimare
Boston
Idan Bushely
Wanosee
E Gale
Clea
Tezar Arcivali
Gare
Marcel Fren
Kansan
Mocset
Texas I
Tse
Plusbureh
Mareel Mieady
Cera
Tr Crefe
New York
California
Lovieluna
Arizona
Texan
Oteady
Bunshed
Crarn
Tenaw Weattin Rales
Chicamo
Celifornia
Texas West
Texas Western Letater
Bs Eel Bt
Lanle
Minas Altedy
Philedeipile
Zesae
Maruel Ateady
Texan Wealth
Werler
Texas Western
Arslee
Starkel Algady
Cotton mill activity up in February at 87.2 percent capacity
Washington D C report shows the cotton spinning industry operated February at 87.2 percent capacity on single shift, with total output valued at 83 225 144 and active spindles around 6 110 071 371. Year comparisons and monthly shifts are noted, including changes from January and February of prior years.
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Washington, D. C
Bnaix
Renkuring Pebronty Jaat Sear
Painful, Weak Condition Recaps Cardui Aid
Mrs. IL Skaggs of Van Tess recalls years of hip and shoulder pain and overall weakness before taking Cardui. She says the tonic helped restore strength and energy, making daily activities easier and reducing yellowing of skin.
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Skaggs
Van
Tess
Davent Teacher Association Dines at Wandlaven Hotel
The Davent Teacher association of Wandlaven school hosted a luncheon at the Guncer hotel with faculty members and guests. Attendees enjoyed bluebonnet decor, candlebra, and a program of humorous addresses led by A. Dish and Mrs. Tim Griesenbeek chaired by Mrs. Alises Cndwalindee and others. noted guest Grace Kye of Houston plans a luncheon in Rin Brine valley.
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Davent-Teacher Association
Wandlaven
Urette Vorsner
Guncer
Ross
Dolly
Tim Griesenbeek
Enchairmen
Mostimes
Iim Tater
Charles Janes
Frank Airgun
Texans Dominate Paleontological Society Leadership
Four men elected head the Society of Paleontolonism and Mineralogisia for the coming year during the American Association of Petroleum Geologists convention. Dr. K Decker, a University of Oxford faculty member in Norway, named president. other officers include De W. S. Alking, Beott, Tar, and Dr. Tapmond C. Moore. A Friday noon meeting at Plaza hotel drew about 100 members, followed by a luncheon and a service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Paleontolonism and Mineralogisia
K Decker
Plaza Hotel
Decker Ins
University of Oximhamn
Norway
de W. S. Alking
Bureau of Economic Geology
the Euloggsits Af Ter
Decker
Joseph A. Cushman
Sharon, Moore
Marcus A. Hennn
Holston
Imediate Just
CC. (Wirth
Santeranesco
Field trips to Wing LP meet highlights geologic gathering
Field trips to Tare, Mangeces and Marathon, Vexne form part of a relief convention by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists at the Gunter hotel San Antonio. Registration surpassed 1100 attendees from nearly every state and several foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare
Mangeces
Marathon
Vexne
American Association of Byrroleum
Gunter Hotel
Stree
Cerry
San Antonio
Monterey
T. A. Link
Calgary
Aederin
Canan
Rocky Mountains
International Bewnilary
Canada
C. Max Waner
Louller
Calo
Vaut Weaver
Houston
Tulsa
Bcrsiou
Wool-Oho Head Quits Wool-Oho Head Quits
March 21 in Yerna announces the National Wool Marketing Corporation lacks a president after Roger Gillis of Fort Rio and Bret Yarwood of Sonora resign. Gillis blames Denman, a wool and Mohair rep, for mismanagement. Five new directors elected. a Chicago meeting April 10 to elect a president. Cotton market quiet with price shifts and futures noted.
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Sonora
Yerna
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Selthout
Roger Gillis
Drt Rio
Bret Yarwood
Sonor
Ilreeter
Yesterdey
Tenax
New Mexico
Denmaan
Gillis
Denman
West Tesey
Hild
Chicago
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Uhr
SAN Antonio Tavratoca
Baurtere
Comminnlon
Cnianany
Fecuitt
Tolingine
enReIn
Lveniooks
Eunnera
Calivin
Segearlinen
Landon
London
Maney
Stoney
Fireagg Anal
Barney
Syndicale
Britain
DeBeck
Senator Schadits
Veerie Worch
CyRus Bump Arsit
Lois Pipes
Whith
Flatheas
Benny
Ber Ste Okastn Lucas
Bel-Ron, Ill
Sen IH
Comnutnston
Renoritad
Cretmu
Eente
Ble Bartien
Gecancine
Meic Wentitul
Bske
Syuier
St Cent Holter
Emer
Antonio
Dizala
Vrs
Tolloeing
Angen
Wallin
Robert H. Douglas
Neil
Harding
Martela
Douglas
Dunstan
Wael Ho
Kelly Grrl
Bupheld
West Point
St. Anthony
FT. Rand
Willie Mosts
Dutehau
Salwelly
Kelly Nat
Lievenant
Ern
Tingris
San Antonio Country Club
W.T. McDermott
Ween
Z. Shimann
Boria Kontzin
Samily
Shoman
Kontzin
Russia
Norma Sterling
Rosy Sterduns
Order of the Ama
Duchess O Tesas
Oampus
San Ancinia
San Jacinto
Anil Mia
Herrison
G. Thichari
el Firadat
Anl
Nesly C. Mnah- Quin
Philippines
James Thuke
Willian Claybronk
Charles
Thomas Tr. Hourden
Fullth
Kawin CO
Cullom Mooth
Travig
Waco
Te EY
Stata Tenes
Sateen
Peers Fai
Foundeca
Manshilia
Orp Enone
Owaern
Riverolfied
Amaronis
Curti Lavex
Tanielea
Altonal Induat
Chea Power & All
Truster
Celine
Unitad
Selyersi
Cardus
Iclubs
Grace Kye
Flouston
Mize Sue Cunningham
Riese Nay
Gquater Hotel
Misa’ Sabri
Scott Keene Hearp
Corpus Christi
Qilmen
Feld
Laredo
Tiverton
Cotton
Say
Bide Jel
Kgtaher
Jane Jay
Ribs Maren
Farris
Alamo Plaza
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