Yury Decides On Life Term For Whitehead
A 20 year old Canadian, Wheodore Whitthold, was found guilty of murdering ranch owner L. M. Wilkins near Alpine. The jury sentenced Waitehead to life imprisonment in the penitentiary after deliberating since Armistice Day. Defense counsel claimed an offered guilty plea could have spared time, but the offer was declined.
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Wheodore
Whitthold
L. M. Wilksns
Eis Fouly- Ghith
Cate
Bidwoas
Waitebeurd Enid
Galtersey
Wiel Woul Bn
Witeperd
Exston
Thao FY
Ragsdale
Furs
Itorner
Rimnens
Reid Brokens
Cepation
Attorn
Vomet
Dndow
Plaza
Waitehead
Ray” Williamett
Jonesy Ranch Hovse
Alpine
Armistree Day
Williams
Tan
Ranels
William
Lis
Alice
Oxford
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Venus
Presidio
Env
Lee Caue
Benel Fa
Acatt
J. QL Wears
Val Verde
Tosh Simmons
What San Antonio Street Does This Represent
A historical contest page from The San Antonio Light asks readers to guess which San Antonio street is depicted in a practice drawing. The page lists an extensive, partly garbled list of street names and invites entries with the drawing or a description, promising awards and a final reveal after 30 days.
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San Antonio Street
Weehington Street
Washington Street
Toon
Mis
Folka
San Antonio
Nik
Prin Nyail
Trenty
Gus Fist Sk
Jury Deliberates in Insanity Case Amid Dramatic Courtroom
In a Bexar County trial the defense urged insanity due to delusions at the time of the crime while the state argued the defendant showed premeditation. After four days of testimony and arguments, jurors remained unsettled as Judge Caylee recessed the court awaiting a verdict.
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Ain Centrary
Tie Criain
Alaskul
Tie State
Tad Shuwi
Bexar County
G. Taree
Caylee
Papper
Whitehead
Brewster
Tattine
Texans Jubilant Over Denton Elect Alvin St. Oweetay
Jubilant Texans celebrate Denton native Alvin St. Oweetay as commander of a regional group. The crowd, including notable leaders from Sonetan and Pesan, plan next year’s convention, announcing efforts to return Buddies to political prominence amid fatigue.
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Noustan
Tex
Alvin St. Oweetay
Denton
Legidnalica
Sonetan
Nels
Pesan
Che
Widen Oweley
Greinane
Bomb kills, hospital care after incident at unknown location
A bomb hid an incident at an unnamed site killed one person and wounded seven others, with victims transported to a local hospital. The report cites disjointed names and places, reflecting garbled OCR from a historical page.
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Jenius J. Wand
Speck
Phe San Anne Licy
Chicaka Bally Nees
Epyright
Canton
Sun Chung Bo
Deport Train Takes Father Leaving Babes Behind
A deportation train bound for the United States carried a man separated from his children, the mother and siblings watching in tears at a New York station. Police and immigration officials escorted a group of migrants, including a Mexican, Chinese, and Japanese travelers, toward their fate as they faced forced removal amid long journeys and uncertain futures.
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Tate
Dept
Mosioan
Coc
Ito
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Hildeen
Wien
Pilok
Fihem
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Yeh Lohis
Tang
Chinanwa
Japa Ito
Excen von
Omtoee
United Bitter Gum
Claege
New York
York
Tarn
W. Buvith
Osu
Viet Wat
Tadebargs
Tie Tran
Pice T
Border raid sentence fragment sparks regional uproar
The fragmentary report notes Lexicans from the bar coach and ten Mexteans raided near the border. Anung Vici, an elder Mestey woman with no assassunt in Yargoth, is mentioned alongside items loaded as her last belongings.
Pershing and Hines at Texas banquet honor Army veterans
A large Texas Chamber of Commerce banquet featured General Pershing and General Hines. Speakers praised national duty as veterans, with recounts of World War readiness and Congress debate. Attendees included notable military and civic leaders, while Confederate veterans guarded a state capitol ceremony.
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Marlne
Iriwartant
Aemy
Aialine
Middle West
Lhazon
Ichipernad
Enisland
Navy
Ik Rosevelt
Mekong
Hines
Pershing
Peraling
Szayneton
Texas
Fyrisdur
Aris
He Acing
Navy of
United States
Reyne
Pexas
Worzbach
Wiila
Chewering
Sexe
Otrxas
Barrys
Congress
Conree
America
Tlnes
General Pershing
Pershins
Tya Snuker
LaFollatte
Hinesway
France
Tim Ox
Macehall
T. EH
Lewis
Ma' Nuliman
Bei
Prestas Brow
Trig
B. A.poore
Belg
W Kom
Smith
Trent
John Hy Howard
Halph Hoyos
Bi Lincoln
Austin
Nex
Det
Senate’ Chamber
Confederate States of America
Tila
Ces Adam Ty Johison
Ilustrious
Italy
Wurzbach Criticizes Army Policy And War Readiness
A fragment from an article discusses pressure to prepare for potential conflict. It notes fears of national weakness if defense funds stay low, arguing reasonable appropriations are essential. The piece cites General Wipes Tovey and debate over military spending and readiness.
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Lonsk
Congress
United States
Texas
Court Denies Motions In Mayfield Suits
Testimony shows Mayfield saying he once had a Klan member in his past and that he resigned in January before his Senate candidacy. He claims acceptance occurred in February and cites attending Klan meetings in Dallas and Longview. Details reference payments to a witness and a final settlement.
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Piacea
Mayfield
Klan
Unite States Senate
Dmoayfield
du Ins
Longview
Fin
Eplied
PiNitkels
Cau
Etnl
Agaworth
Kort
Dalla
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