Lubbock Shooting Eyewitness Accounts At Polling Place
Courtroom bursts with testimony as witnesses describe the Harlandale polling place incident. Officials recount gunfire near Lubbock after altercations, with crowds pushing toward the scene and disputes over who struck first. Authorities question whether anyone was kicked as Lubbock fired.
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Foland
Barry B. Poland
A. E
Trevino
Culpepper
Culnopper
Carroll
Thompson
H. L. Thompson
Harlandale Young
George Carroll
Average Lubbock Juror 49 Married with Two Children
Juror profile in a Lubbock trial shows the average juror is a married man about 49 years old with two children. The roster lists multiple jurors with ages from 28 to 59, various occupations, home streets, and family sizes as testimony unfolds during the case.
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Lubbock
Jim Tabbock
Adam Franz
Chestnut Street
W. WW. Frank
Ante
Hickmar. Street
Wills Huebner Jr
Converse
Clifford S. Bowen
Buena Vista Street
William Markmann
Fred A. Nuizger
Loretta Street
Alfred Frolish
Sooth
Olive Street
Edwin, F. Lakin
Newstand
Madison Street
Bitter legal battle over Harlandale election violence erupts
Witnesses describe a crowded 7th district court session as jurors hear testimony about wounds and threats at a Harlandale election poll. The case centers on Lubbock's shooting and possible Ku Klux Klan involvement, with testimony detailing knives, crowds, and police calls.
Partners Onces Law Chiefs Cross Swords In Court
A famed Bexar county murder trial pits former partners Chambers and Watson against each other as they clash over Jim Lubbock’s fate. The courtroom drama evokes historical rivalries with commentary on strategy and the high stakes of life or liberty.
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A. Wynne
Dave Watson
Klas
Harlandale
Culpepper
Watson
Ed Knight
Tom Cooper
Knight
W. E H. Blanton
Mr. Blanton
Mr. Knight
Chambers
Bexar County
Jim *Lishbock
JL. Culpepper
Mae
Aristotle
Lubbock
Oorld
Watsop
Wellington
Blucher
Napoleon
Plainsman
Mac
Rock Springs
Gudge
Judge Spers foe Fages prison term amid records case
The grand jury investigates mutterings on seven counts of curbing public records and four counts of falsifying records. He was found guilty and faces a prison term ranging from 13 to 464 years.
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Spers
FAGES
Cityys
Report of Japanese Colonies in Mexico Stir U S Senator
Washington May 15 Large numbers of Japanese are buying land and settling in Mexico, reports reaching Senator Cameron. He plans to ask Secretary Kellogg when he returns to Washington whether steps can be taken to curb colonization of large areas of Mexico by Japanese without appearing unfriendly.
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Mexico
U. S
Universal Service
Washington
Cameron
Arizona
Cameron Cameron
State Kellott
San Antonio Businessmen Face U S Court Trial
The trial of three San Antonio businessmen opens next Monday in federal court before Judge DuVal West. They are charged by indictment with receiving and concealing government property. The men, previously tried and acquitted on similar charges, allegedly possessed government tarpaulins valued at 18000 dollars amid fifty subpoenas for witnesses.
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DuVal West
Ebergs
Ias
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