Disturbing Tales Of Mental Health In Early 20th Century Tales
Fragmented OCR recounts baffling cases in a history of psychology linked to a state hospital. It describes doctors testing sanity, an instructor who ends up an inmate, and a dramatic misidentification case involving a commissioned attorney. The piece hints at wartime hysteria and a photographer’s troubled past amid chaotic recollections.
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Cme
Wilsay
State Hospital
Austin
Beceme
Guird
Anspitsch
Julian B. Cros
Court
Che Toon
Photographer in Ward After Misread Orders
A photographer joins a camp where officers growl at tradesmen. Misinterpreted orders fling him to a tent-maker sector and into a mental ward as soldiers edge toward the scene with axes and chaos. The photographer’s companions scatter. the ward becomes a confusing, dangerous tableau.
Incoherent Clash Over Officer Detainment and Photographer
A chaotic scene unfolded as Tim and colleagues faced officers over alleged disturbances. A photographer claimed mistaken confinement while a tense exchange occurred with onlookers and ward attendants. The incident concluded with released individuals and clarifications after a period of tension.
Lytle Masons Schedule Meeting and Lodge Notice
Lytle Masons announce a called meeting at the lodge hall on Friday at 7 30 p m. The event will discuss chapel duties and render a final duty ceremony with members urged to attend. The notice names the lodge and local officers involved.
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Lytle
Felday
Armistice topic of Rabbi's sermon statement
Rabbi David Tarski will deliver sermon on Armistice day at a local synagogue. The event aims to reflect on peace and gratitude as leaders discuss the meaning of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tarski
Devil Kare
A. Im. Baltiday
Range War Rages in Wyoming Territorial Feud
A violent range war in Toby/Tohrisey county Wyoming pits cattle rustlers from Texas against United States forces and local deterrents, with seven Texas rustlers killed and many prisoners captured. Troop C of the Sixth Cavalry intervenes to quell the fighting as authorities seek to repossess cattle and restore order amid a grim frontier struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Joudeel
Jan Plare
Wyoming
Anu
Orske
Uren
United States Army
Sifth
Tohrisey County
Thas Clne
Texas
Meir Pathe
Wal
Park McKinaiy
Gorbol
Marmlog
Randolph Offers 20 Army Enlistments for Young Men
Randolph announces about 20 vacancies for enlistments in several units. Men who qualify and seek steady quarters and pay are urged to apply, with postings at four subunits including headquarters and the West hospital. The notice highlights vacancies across the area and stresses favorable pay.
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Randolph
Abcut
Othie
Peale
Randolph Weld
Irivalo
Tie West Hospital
Officials to Greet Johnson in Fort Worth Saturday
A list of local names including Geo Hyel John son and Jesse Junes wells indicates officials will greet Johnson near the WHA culet and at Fort Worth events. Johnson will spend time at the pulpit of Frank Nortis' First Baptist church, in an announced program.
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Antonians
Fort Worth
Ordeal Ends In Inarathon Ordeal Ended
The Wetkathouers, hardy souls, survived 36 days of continuous walking dancing and running to conserve strength for the final ordeal. Several couples carried on as others faced setbacks with a twist of fate and a $100 prize awarded to a contestant who dropped out Tuesday.
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Mano Alesme
Dave
Coe
Coulassinde
Varkward
Farm At T
Ving Walker
Dpe Banti
Lette Lehman
Jean
O'Neil
Hele Tyre
Dimmy Valentine
Prises
San Antonina
Diabel Gotfes
Countes
Dwa
Walkathon
Augiate
Navarry
Lefty Lehman
Thief Steals Eight Shoes All Lefts in Local Thefts
Police report multiple thefts across town including eight shoes taken from Wieck at 1 C6 and jewelry from Mrs. Paulg H. Long. Similes and garbled lines mention a Freez Texas resident F R Carvel and a report of shop items stolen from a filling station and a surgical kit for a son.
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Police
Reyurls
Cetter
F. R Carvel
Freez
Texas
Mies
Travis
Diol
A. Porter
Giew! Hospital
Main Avenue
Jewish Home Benefit Planned at Heaven Institute
A benefit event titled The Ban will be hosted by A Jewish Home at the Heaven Institute on Main Avenue and Quinty Street. The event features live entertainment and aims to raise funds for shelter and care. Local community members are invited to attend.
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Antonio Tewith
Bive
Benefit
Heaven
Main Avenue
Quinty Street
Vet Leader to Speak at Meeting of Polio Survivors
A group meeting will feature remarks from Wayne G. Shearer of Shermiy and other leaders. Speakers include Suantsh Wor vel Evans Zunther Bermanier and Jake Crockett, with pension policy discussion for the U S. W. event. Eighteen members were elected to offices for 1994, with officers to be chosen December 5.
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LowTimint Caninander
Wayne G. Shearer
Shermiy
Velevans
Zunther Bermanier Cauip
Jakew Crockett Hotel
Ponuumaker
ensuiRgee
Otter Departmental Wadualshal Sveedentatives
le Sald
U.S
Jamies Conjbelt
John B. Gildatt
James I. Gain
War Within a War Espionage Story Unfolds in San Antonio
The piece profiles an espionage tale led by American agent Robert W. Caali bers detailing a covert Confederate counterintelligence drama. It promises a serial in The San Antonio light beginning Friday, revealing Agent 18’s intimate view of wartime espionage and danger.
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Wils
Payellet
Robert W. Caaibers
Ayerlor
Antari
ENON
Navynen Eclvass
Tani Giese
Niveis
Robert W. Chanthers
San Antonio Bight
6500 Families Benefit From Red Cross Clothing Drive
The Red Cross distributed clothing to 6500 families and provided 4750 in costs while families supplied additional garments. Army salvage stock funded 3633 items, with 146 hikes and various red items included. Mayors and local officials coordinated the effort amid October distributions to men.
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Meinners
Nauo
San AM
Tlevsley
Sid Thareday
Arcinemia Rae
Gersinent Smitleris
Honrley
monNch Stokes
Man Faces U.S. Theft Charge in Nevada
TaAibh Sah faces a U S charge of stealing a bicycle from a building in Randolph, Nevada. Handing over bond failed, and he remained jailed pending $1,000 bail after arrest by federal authorities. Local authorities connected the theft to a broader case involving United States prosecutors.
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U.S
TaAibh T. Sah
inManut
Renn
Nevada
Sas
Wala
Shin Hosar
Sian
United States
Callinos
Rantolph
Swan
Pineen Ty
Water Heater Causes House Fire in Mis County
A faulty water heater sparked a blaze at a residence in Mis County injuring occupants and causing significant damage. Fire crews responded quickly, containing the fire and preventing spread to surrounding structures. No fatalities reported. victims examined for smoke inhalation.
General cuts work hours and office access widened
Major General toluivon Higand, commanding the Eighth Corps, implements shorter torp area hours reducing to 40 per week and plans to trim to 30 hours per week. He moves to make offices more accessible to Swit members and visitors, with new phone-directory practices and restricted listing of corps area commanders. He departs for a four-city inspection tour including San Antonio, Denver, Fort Warren and Fort Logan.
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Geneval Toluivon Higand
Perzannel
Occasio
Hha Tron
Lerelot
Commaldrr
Gener
Aagood
Che Praice
Olhien
Dave
Inoue
Guivral Hager
Hanuod
Antonin Welneeday
Coloeids
Wyoming
Feo
Antonio
Porty
Newhauser to Be Kiwanis Speaker
Newhauser will address the Kiwanis club at a traveling event in the Gualer hotel hosted by G. PF editor of the Treads Freee Tints. The talk will cover dueling among German university students and related student life.
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Newhauser
Kiwanis
Shicent
G. PF
Reutartse
Brn Harker Wiksleg
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