Arbuckle Jury Fails to Reach Verdict Sets Retrial Date
The Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter jury, after 41 hours of deliberation, was discharged unable to agree. Foreman reported a 10 to 2 ballot with unclear majority. Retrial set for January 9. Arbuckle blamed one obstinate woman juror for the deadlock and defended the fairness of the trial while District Attorney Brady praised jurors for resilience.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Brady
Rosecoe Artuckle
Tate
Moves Family Wipes Out Town in North Berne
George Fraiuera who moved his wife and 16 children from Hocking county to North Berne two years ago doubled the population and prompted a hamlet to become a village. He ran a general store and served as mayor and postmaster. North Berne will receive mail by rural delivery. Petitions are filed for Fraiuere's return. Estate left to children. The Lakewood case notes the antirary residuary estate of Mrs. Holith Kingdon Gould, who died of heart failure, left in equal parts to her children and their issue after the death of George J. Gould. value not indicated.
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Lancaster
George Fraiuera
Hocking County
North Berne
Cansus
Sway
T Fraiuere
Petitlona
Fratuere
Toms River
N. J
Antira
Holith Kingdon Gould
Lakewood
George J. Gould
Ocean County
Heo Btinnes
London
Lloyd George
Walther Rathenan
Germany
Sir John Bradbury
M. Dubois
Colonel Logan
United States
Reparations Commission
Stinnes
Rathenau
Russia
Reea
Harry West
L. H. Bassett
Eilen Ghrist
Fred Barnhoise
Delwain Electric Lght
Sanford Swanson
Boone
Leavenworth
Martin J. Wade
Eva King
Council Bluffs
Officer McMurray
Tes. Moines
Howard Very
Mount Pleasant
Wallace Loder
Loder
Charles G. Patton
Ilowa
Charles City
Patton
State College
Ames
Causua Bureau
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Nebraska
Montane
Colorado
South Dakota
Iowa
W.A. McHenry
Denison
First National Bank
Hoe
Polk County
Crego Sales Company
Elgin Realty Company
Des Moines
Lloyd Smith
Villisca
Floyd Watt
Clarinda High School
Young Watt
Ottumwa Water Works
Aata
Ottumwa Railway and Light Company
Dairy and Food Department
Executive Council
F. H. Paul
Barney
Avsel M. Frankel
Anderson
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Stobhlers
Roy Stevens
Ottumwa
Tar Mere
H. T. Meredith
Agriculture
O. H. McNider
Mason City
Dev Malpas
Inauguration of 10 Percent Freight Rate Cut Accepted
Washington D C Voluntary railroad proposals for a nationwide 10 percent reduction in freight rates on farm range and orchard products outside New England were approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington, D. C
United States
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trains and Newspapers Ban Proposed at State Conference
Meth odlcst state conference in session adopted a resolution urging congress to pass a law forbidding operation of trains and newspapers on Sunday and requiring closing of all business and arrangements on Sunday. Cape May watermelons: John H Hoffman drove nine watermelons into town from Fishing Creek farm for locals to sample.
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Fine Bluff
Ark
Congress
Jersey
Cape May
N. J
Citimans
John H. Hoffman
Fishing Creek
Hoffman
Accused Slayer of Kaber Captured in Italy
Cleveland detectives report Vittoria Pizzelli, accused of stabbing wealthy publisher Daniel Kaber two years ago, has been captured in Ripalimosani Italy. The arrest follows word sent to Cleveland officials confirming the capture.
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Kaber
Nine Powers Conference Advances China Emancipation
At a major conference of nine powers, Japan Great Britain and France proposed relinquishing large portions of their leased territories in China. The conditional plans would not cede all areas, but mark a significant step toward loosening foreign control in China.
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China
Washington, D
Japan
Great Britain
France
Latter's Stand On Troops In Manchuria And Irish Peace Crisis
Edward W. Pickard surveys postwar diplomacy as Japan holds to troops in Manchuria, a German reparations moratorium debated, and Irish peace talks collapse amid Ulster and Sinn Fein stalemate. Talks in Washington touch naval ratios, Shantung, and future conferences while crises headline Vienna bread riots and U.S. labor boards push shop rule changes.
Centerville mayor cites bogus adver dollars and more
Local notes report Mayor Reea claiming Centerville faces a flood of bogus adver dollars and half dollars. News spans murders, accidents, council bids, court actions, and state loans, naming Frank Klonus Dubuque found dead, and several trials and fines across Iowa cities.
Bert Hutchings Led Kansas City Legion Effort at National Conven tion
Albert Hutchings long shaped Kansas City's growth, chairing the American Legion's third national convention in Kansas City. He helped organize civic groups, led Liberty Loan drives in the Tenth Federal Reserve district, and served as captain in the Seventh Missouri National Guard before joining the motor transport corps in World War I. He later commanded headquarters motor command No. 36.
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Kansas City
Bert Hutchings
Albert ¥. Hutchings
The
American Legion
Hutchings
Kansan City
Notary Club
Automobile Club
Motor Transport Corps
Regular Army
Camp Meigs
Camp Merritt
Headquarters Motor Command No
After the fake promoters prey on unemployed veterans
Swindlers posing as relief groups prey on ex service men seeking work. Police courts reveal schemes by promoters who form large organizations to raise money on a get rich quick basis. Genuine sponsors contrast with dubious outfits that copy legitimate names, while the American Legion warns the public to require Legion endorsement before trusting any veteran aid group.
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Une
American Legion
The
Legion
American Legion Weekly
Woman Named State Adjutant in California Legion
Honorah Sue Gittings of San Francisco was appointed state adjutant of the American Legion in California, pending a permanent election. One of the wartime volunteers, she served as a yeomanette in the Navy during World War I.
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Honorah Sue Gittings
San Francisco
Cal
American Legion
Californian Department
Mits
Gittings
Qrat
Havy Aa
Leaves Senate for Legion Commander Ship in Connecticut
Clarence W. Seymour resigns from the Connecticut State Senate to accept the commandership of the Connecticut Department of the American Legion. Seymour, a Yale graduate, served in World War I with the 31st Division and the One Hundred Eighteenth Field Artillery Battalion, later joining the Senate and military committee in 1921.
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Clarence W. Seymour
Connecticut
Connecticut Department of the
American Legion
Legion
Mer. Séynour
Tate
Seymour
Xela
Connecticut Cavalry
Plattsburg
France
Policewoman Mrs Rose F Taylor Pioneer of New York Force
Mrs Rose F Taylor is described as the only woman member of the Fayette Pi American police force in New York City. She served at the 47th station for ten years and was the sole NYPD woman to enter war service. In 1917 she joined the New York hospital unit and went to France with mobil unit No 10, serving twenty months. She later pursued nursing at York Post Graduate Hospital and conducts regular tours of venues such as dance halls and movies.
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Rose F. ‘Taylor
Pioneer
United States
Elsic
New York
City
Poll Force
Taylor
France
Savenay
Paris
Mobil Tal No. 10
Frontier’ Service
Nurde
York Post
Hospitane
Mra
Woman Named Vice Commander in Minnesota
Mrs Amy Robbing Ware of Minnesota becomes the first woman to hold the state vice commander post of the American Legion. She began as a delegate to the recent convention at Winona arriving by airplane. Ware is a World War I Army Nursing Corps veteran, the third generation in her family to serve, with deep Civil War era family roots and a Volunteering lineage.
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Amy Robbing Ware
Dale
Mini
Army Noursing Corps
Minnesota
American Lagton
Ware
The
Legion
St Winona
Minn
M. KE
Withro International Falls
90 Publicity Men In Post Of Rankin Drew Unit
The Rankin Drew unit in New York, part of the American Legion, gathers publicity men and actors from the United States and 14 foreign countries. Members support allied efforts, stage annual shows at the New York Hippodrome, and raise funds for war-related causes.
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Ancan Legion
United States
Hme-light
Rankin
New York
France
Cnutry
Umugements
the Post
New York’ Hippodrome
Ito
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Philippine Senate
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