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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
13
Mingola Nov 27 report notes skepticism over a murder accusation in the Creasey case. Letters from Lavoy and relatives are cited as evidence and reveal a troubled relationship and alleged coercion. Prosecution argues Lavoy authored the incriminating letters before the trial.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Miss Lavey verified advancements in Kentucky and a person named George Davidson with a claim of age forty seven and a short related event. Reading appears broken and names uncertain.
A slender blond with a bob seeks to recover a sunburst ring and other items left in a purse at a Houston Street store. Mrs F C Mugllardt reports her bag was snatched with about $1 in cash and a ring. The thief is described as present in a nearby shop before leaving. A revival meeting led by Reverend Matthis opened in Sonora with large attendance and ongoing sermons.
Chicago, HL Sept 7. With injurements in full force, attorneys Blackhusn Esterline and Tusate Wighbury agreed yesterday to hold conferences through October SF to determine the future course of arguments on the permanent features of the injunction. Esterline went to Denver last night. Government counsel in a sense will appear before Judge Wilkersat on October 1 for further instructions. The case hinges on questions likely to reach the United States Supreme Court. Attorney General Favixhorty has not yet signified his position. The final appeal to the Court of Appeals may be provided for.
The notice describes enrollment at several schools, including Se ward School No 2 and School No 7, with references to grammar and district centers. It notes progress and conditions, mentioning a September enrollment period and a focus on the district’s well kept facilities.
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