Ranchman Cleared in Jones Murder Case Verdict
A Ninety fourth District Court jury acquitted Tally county ranchman regarding the shooting death of Frank Hall in Karnes county on July 25 1025. The trial heard that Hall threatened the ranchman and that a pistol was fired after a standoff at a pasture key game near Kenedy.
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Ee Tally
Krenz County
Frank Hall
Jorons
Ray
W. W. McCrory Hind Wok
Iunel
Hall
Karnes
Onne
L Hall
Wally
Smi
Uraslou
Lally Eadle
Vider Tall
Tseewendane
Metro Hoi
Eland
Kenedy
Skoolgz Neroreedl
Pally
Etrnes
Second Mikado performance set for Monday night
The operetta repeat features Mary Aubrey Keating as Katisha and Milton McAllister as the Mikado in a sunken garden venue. The production includes 110 cast members in the ensemble.
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Sunken Garden
Mary Aubrey Keating
Katisha
Milton McAllister
Elks Gather for FRSA Meet in Dallas
A Toran Elks lodge meets at the Hike rooms with Charles A. Mangold of Dallas presiding. They discuss association work, plan spring events in May, and note a staged stall show following the session. Attendees include W Gibson Timuston Owl T Trowna William Lake and others.
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Toran Elks
Charles A. Mungold
Dallas
Associati
Tinse
Mangoli
Damer W. Gibson
Timuston
Owl
T. Trowna
Vic
William G.lake
Carong Christi
Smelty
Pri San Antonio
No. Nannayenridze
Dw Moulay
Bat Intel
Smimager C
Neighbors Clash Over Child Slur Incident
A domestic dispute between Mrs. Charles A. Warren and Mrs. Couch escalated into a heated confrontation. Joseph Cohen, husband of Mrs. Couch, is held on two bonds of 400 dollars each after a physical argument with Charles Warren, husband of Mrs. Warren, and neighbor James Wormser.
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Ieoller
Charles A. Warren
Dies on Date He Had Desired by Rapier Founder of Homestead Plan
Ohio report notes Whonny G. Rapier aged 81 died on the anniversary of St. Vincent de Paul. He originated the homestead plan for rushing homes and led the New Orleans Times Picayune as former general manager. He was active in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul charitable work and had hoped the death would align with the Saint's anniversary.
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NEW - Onlead
Ohio
Minnesota Judge Weds Thousands In Curious Ceremony
Minnesotan official Henry Gallick, a commissioner, presided over a mass wedding in October. The record notes he previously officiated at 1180 weddings in one year and 1100 the next, and mentions a linguistically diverse ceremony where neither bride nor groom spoke the other's language.
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Minnesota
Paut
Minn
Henry Gallick
Tocal
Panrt Canmissioner
Wendeys
Mrringer
Luoother
Poet in Tears Portended by Hoover Lead
A straw vote in Texas shows continued strength for Hoover with men voting 7947 for Hoover and 4008 for Smith while women favor Hoover 4008 and Smith 825 in Texas. Rural areas favor Hoover though urban counties show mixed results with Dallas and Houston reflecting different loyalties. Final statewide tallies and final November strength are being finalized.
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Hoover
Toustot
AL Sraith
Mechert Teaver
Bng
Tone Star
Teurst
Vexan
Bagel
Baturs
Tess Slusyw
Ilvaver
Smith
Toover
Stili
Stith
Louver
Eilies
San Antono
Tony
Moover
Dallas
Noover
Setth
Houston
Valey
Towever
Fimich
Moover Aril
Civic Opera Company to Present Mikado at Sunken Gardens
In an outdoor Monday evening event sponsored by the Antonio Civic Opera Company a production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado will be staged at the Sunken Gardens in the Lone Star area. Local high schools provide orchestral players and choirs, with Public Service transport arrangements for attendees if weather cooperates. the municipal auditorium will host if needed.
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Aus
Thin
Gilbert
SuthiGun
Ta Cheevi
Clement
Municipal Auditorinen
Aecoming
Plus
Death by Own Action Leaves Bride a Widow
A coroner ruled death by own action in a case involving a bride from Vey Vieuton. The report describes the incident at a location described as a tee where the individual was found after an apparent self-inflicted act. The finding confirms the death as self-caused.
American Couple Flew Twin Airplanes in 1920s Odd Tale
A reported event describes Mr and Mrs W R Singhe of New York flying twin airplanes to what appears to be a religiously themed journey. The text blends garbled phrases about destinations, people, and a Manville corporation, with unclear motives and dates.
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Bais
Urlawit
Meru
W. RL Singhe
New York
Manville
Belloy
Rey
Phos
Mardy
88 Year Old Weed Prize of Chewer
TARNSOXVILLE Mo Ort 1h Baby who returned recently from Lewseile Van brought the pennants of eeB tobaces wh Uist right years old Mr Wyle brother daicbew dames Ventinges eI VOL years old when he Hy upers had a pane where elewin Was anade but when dll ng tin he did not cemew his 1-7 te gun his plan and as he hired of the Cubsceo om lend he just pie toby ays bs ae heat
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Tarnsoxville
Wyle
Daicbew
Dames Ventinges
Elewin
Toby
McAllen Health Crisis Report From City Hospital
A garbled city record notes health concerns at McAllen Hospital with citizen worry over hospital capacity and care. The fragment references three witnesses and a statement by C. Ve Sturtem about hospital conditions and civic impact, hinting at a broader statewide health issue.
Boy Smothered in Cotton Pen Incident Heard
A boy died by suspected smothering in a cotton pen near Lapayette on October 20. Williams Shiman and a man named Shannon encountered the youth in the pen as the father and sisters were nearby. The family filled a sack and walked toward the field as the tragedy occurred.
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Lapayette
Williia
Shanon
Coltton
Ioy
Colton
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