Judge rules deputies exceeded authority in Medina assault case
Judge Anderson criticized Medina county and Bexar county officers for acting beyond their warrants when arresting Baines after an insult to a white woman. He ordered a writ suspended to allow communication with authorities, noting city officers often overstep limits while county officers must stay within county lines. The case centers on criminal assault charges against a Black individual indicted by Medina County.
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Uonde
Dhal
Medina County Grand Jury
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Prohibition
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Nenin
Safe Robber Seeks Escape Link Across States
A chaotic escape story links Urwin Texas and Houston with a fuga of criminals. Police report a suspect known as a “slur hax man” evading capture after a string of misdeeds while victims include a 25 year term for a prior crime. Authorities pursue leads across Colorado, Illinois, Michigan and beyond as the case unfolds.
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Ernicda
Balding
Tonisat
Lenkrobtut
Houston
Andon
Ernst
Tifarta
Merson
Mitderson
Colorado
Twins in City Schools Cause Confusion for Teachers
A long, garbled piece notes Twin students in San Antonio public schools create identification challenges for teachers. It contrasts parental difficulty, teacher reliance on appearance, and the need to distinguish twins in classrooms. General Pershing and Miss Martha King are mentioned as examples within school stories.
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Rhener
Digeh
Eral Pershing
Bershing
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Joh
Joho
Miss “Lom
Bastar
General Pershing
Joe
Miss “Maric
John
Pershing F
Marah King
Fire damages multistory building in Ott West district
Fire caused extensive damage at a multistory building on West Avenue early Saturday afternoon. Neighbors helped contain the flames while firefighters battled the blaze. no injuries reported as the structure suffered severe damage and investigations begin.
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I. AW
Zanderon to Retire After Long Public Service
A long-time public servant, Zanderenson announces retirement after decades of service. The district notes his leadership at county and state levels, with mentions of the Supreme Court context and forthcoming legal matters affecting tenure and succession.
Gaming cases dismissed on appeals at county court
A string of appeals from the corporation court were dismissed by Judge Hogan after city and defense counsels argued the complaints were invalid. Four cases cited gambling at public places and a gambling house, with penalties of up to 25 dollars. The broader issue centered on whether county court could sustain convictions from corporation court, leading to mass dismissals and ongoing questions about proper complaint form.
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Const
Cise
Bexar County
Turge W. A. Ungan
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Hogan
T. J. Widgery
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Treasure hunt digs for buried coins at 508 Pourtl Street
Reported treasure seekers excavate a backyard believing 15,000 once owned by A Jad lies beneath a stump. A spiri tual medium guided them, but only an old revolver and hatchet emerged on day one. Police note the group includes a relative of the property's owner and may seek rent if permission to dig is granted.
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Pourtl Street
Sohne Ems
Livaenre
Niniath
Strike Costs Money Incurred To Quarter Expenses
The report shows a total expenditure of 60 880 88 to cover district office costs before quarter end with added strike expenses offset by no federal court sessions. Annual district costs average about 90 00 to 9 000 with prisoner care not included. Deputies handled 412 papers. 20 percent served by Deputy U S Marshal Walker and others. The Western District of Texas saw 22 000 spent on deputies and 5 150 to protect property during the strike, with 14 on duty and three on strike. The quarter ran to December 80, ending July 1.
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Rexume Deputien
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United States
Mershal
Texas
Saldrita
Nueces Democrats to select nominee for sheriff race
A fractured report from Nueces County politics notes the Democratic executive committee will pick a sheriff nominee after resignation of Frank G. Rolinson. The piece mentions candidates, local officials, and ongoing tensions within party circles as preparations move ahead.
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Thie County
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Cagaain Hanver
Elie Rangers
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Progesdinga Institute
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Th Wan
Potzel
Potzel Bolig
Tatert
Man assaulted on Matamoras Street amid chaotic scene
Police report a man was struck with a bottle during a dispute on Matamoras Street. The victim, identified as Ren Moyalox, was treated for injuries after an afternoon incident at 2316 Bouring. Suspect Robert Th tron Me was reportedly involved and later detained by authorities.
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Mamamoras Street
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Laundry Price Offer From San Antonio Steam Laundry
20 pounds laundry washed for 1 dollar. All items washed clean and refined damp. A very antiseptic monetary service, and one you should try for economy and convenience. 20 pounds for 11 dollars and 6 cents per pound for all extra. San Antonio Steam Laundry Co, 220 S. O B S Avenue.
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FILE FORGERY CHARGES AGAINST R J CASEY AND WIFE
City detectives charged 69 year old R J Casey and his 40 year old wife May Olney with forgery after an examination before Justice Ben A Fisk. They allegedly forged multiple checks totaling 2100 dollars and attempted to convert others to cash. The couple, said to have relatives in Dalton, were arrested by Detectives Greeny Harris Koher and Jonson after a downtown incident. They had been in the city less than a week when seized.
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