Pioneer Press Newspaper with "After the verdict" Headline

The item is likely a newspaper, approximately 15-20 inches in height and 12-15 inches in width when folded as shown, made of standard newsprint paper. It is printed in black ink with blue and red accents on the masthead. The primary focus of the front page is the headline "After the verdict," featuring a large photograph of multiple individuals. Smaller headlines and articles surround the main image and headline. Visible text includes the newspaper name "Pioneer Press" and "Wednesday," indicating the day of publication. The paper shows signs of significant creasing and folding, particularly through the center and towards the bottom, consistent with being handled and likely stored folded. The corners and edges appear to be slightly worn, and the overall color is a typical off-white/yellowish hue for aged newsprint. There are multiple columns of text. The quality is that of a mass-produced daily newspaper from the mid to late 20th century. No specific edition number or date other than Wednesday is clearly visible in the provided image. There appear to be water or moisture marks visible in the bottom right corner. This is a physical copy of the newspaper.