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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented tale of love and sacrifice unfolds in a court setting as devotion tests justice. The narrative centers on a perilous love triangle and bold actions, with trials and demonstrations of loyalty shaping the outcome.
At the courthouse Judge Jeffrey Tal warned against demonstrations as the verdict for Langhorn was read. The aged father Dr William Langhorn, known as Longhorn, leaned and kissed his son. The case involves murder and related counts, with testimony from the dying mother and others. The drama ends with Langhorn captured after a 20 mile chase and the court preparing to hear further arguments on related complaints.
In Seventy third District Court Rayford W Aller a New York lawyer surrendered to his divorced wife Ruth Lipscomb Alley in a custody dispute over their two children Ruth and Rayford Jr Judge Terrell dissolved an injunction modified the divorce decree and awarded full custody to the mother The millionaire father after consenting to the settlement said he would provide for both children and would not pursue further action unless circumstances change This ends the first battle of law versus love.
Josephine Neil Keith, an unwed mother, testified she fought to retain custody of her 2-year-old daughter Keith amid an aggravated assault charge stemming from an incident on January 26. She described pursuing the father to his mother's house, attempting to regain possession as he ordered a taxi and drove away.
Police assist R. J. Johnson in locating a shotgun stolen from a parked auto on North Laredo Street. Johnson says he bought the gun about 30 minutes before and that it was taken while he was eating lunch.
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