Arbuckle Jury Fails to Reach Verdict Discharged
San Francisco December 4 A jury in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial unable to agree after forty one hours of deliberation was discharged with a final ballot 10 to 2. Foreman announced the majority favored acquittal. The case centered on the death of actress Virginia Rappe and Arbuckle denied wrongdoing, asserting actions were merciful and born of kindness.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
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Lrady
Roscoe Arbuckle
Ugust Frige
Harold Louderck
Great Pease
Arbuckle Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Manslaughter Trial
The jury in Roscoe C. Arbuckle manslaughter case was discharged after 41 hours of deliberation with a 10 to 2 vote. The court plans a retrial set for January 9 as officials indicated the panel leaned toward acquittal. Arbuckle blamed one female juror for blocking deliberations and vowed to be ready for the retrial.
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i'Ren
Mra. Hubbard
Batliit
Geos Ol
G4. Tewin
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Sameband
T. W. Heabbard
Irwin
Bost
New Mexico and Algona Weather Outlooks
Readable forecast for New Mexico and Algona showing fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday. In New Mexico expect fair skies with no precipitation. Algona anticipates warm trend with generally fair weather through the period.
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Penver
New Mexico
Algona
Gardner to Stand Trial in Phoenix for Mail Robberies
Roy Gardner, an escaped convict and alleged mail robber, faces two federal charges in Phoenix. He is accused of robbing a United States mail car at Marloops and attempting another robbery on November 15, with trial presided by Judge William H. Sawtelle. Gardner pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
United States District Court
United States
Marloops
Here
Wiliam H. Sawtelle
Gardner
Thomas A. Flynn
Herman FB
Indersied
Post Office Department
Flynn
McNett Island
Washington
Princeton awards first War Memorial Prize Scholarships
Princeton New Jersey announced the first War Memorial Prize Scholarships in memory of 120 Princeton men who died in the war. Lansing Collins, secretary of Princeton University, said thirty scholarships of 200 dollars yearly for four years will be awarded each year to freshmen competitors.
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Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Lansing Collins
Princeton University
Proposals for Settlement of RIS Dispute Hushed
Sinn Fein delegates told the British minister that no settlement has been found to reconcile the differences. The discussions focus on ongoing RIS disputes and potential paths to resolution remain elusive.
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Sinn Fein
Irish settlement talks fail to yield British proposals
Premier Lloyd George received the Sinn Fein response showing proposals not acceptable. Dublin and London deliberations continue with no end in sight. Sinn Fein insists on Irish unity and rejects federation with Ulster. No extension of truce is requested at this time.
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Associated Prest
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Dail
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Dubin
Bkitish
James Craig
Wister
Delfast
Dublin
Galway
Sinn Fein
Eit
Lemion
George Haa
Tanya Teoree
Ister
Ulster
Woman jailer uses force if necessary in Texas jail
San Angelo, Texas, Dec. 4. Mrs. Vat Conway, Tom Green county jailer, is the only woman jailer in Texas and among the few nationwide. She handles diverse criminals with kindness but uses force when needed, once subduing a large Black prisoner and others during a meal-time escape attempt.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
Vat Conway
Tom Green County
San Angelou
Fire destroys 7000 bales at Greenwood Compress and Storage
A warehouse fire in Greenwood Mississippi destroyed more than 7000 bales of long staple cotton stored by the Greenwood Compress and Storage company. The loss was estimated at 75000 dollars and origin of the blaze remained undetermined tonight.
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Greenwood
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Greenwood Compress and Storage Company
Navy Arms Conference Goes Into Formal Consultations
Delegates hold formal consultations as the Arms Conference is recessed until Wednesday. Negotiations continue between major powers with talks paused for new deliberations.
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Arms Conference
Financial Aid for China Forecast in Far East Talks
Washington dispatch reports informal consultations among delegates in a Far Eastern naval talks framework. Japan weighs national security factors as a G-5-8 ratio and alliance implications loom large with possible U S involvement.
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Douttlesa
Japan
Janan
China
Alan
Nvay
United States
Far East
Calling Cards A Fad Among Soldiers in Coblenz
Report from Coblenz on December 4 notes engraved calling cards are popular with American troops in Germany. Most soldiers carry cards with their name and unit, many showing a U S home address. At current exchange rates one hundred cards and a plate cost about 64 to 60 cents in stationers shops.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
United States
America
Cobleng
American Educational Week Emphasizes Public School Needs
New York December 4 The nation wide drive urged by the American region and the National Education association calls for ministers to preach on education and patriotism. Local groups plan speakers revivals essays and community gatherings to promote better school facilities attendance teacher pay and broader English instruction.
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Assectatea Cress
New York
Friends of Education
American Region
National Education Association
American Legion Posta
Two Wives Divinely Happy With One Man Till Police Interfere
Louisville tale follows Willard Long a 41 year old husband of two wives Mary Lee Long 36 and Marjorie 19 living in Ohio then facing bigamy charges after Elopement and alleged spiritualist influence. The case includes pursuit of Marjorie on statutory grounds and a planned juvenile court take of the daughter Clara Tee with Long and his wives now separated by law. Prosecutor Turner vows hard prosecution and possible confinement.
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Willard Long
Lonesome
Mary Lee Long
Clara Tee
New Albany
Marjorie
Marjérie
Lone
Hasement
Loulaville
Green Valley Road
Mary Lee
Tha
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Long
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Cleveland
Lang
Lowieville
Fyhio
Meee
John Milton
Childs
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Charles R. Turner
Floyd Circuit Court
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Pinto Luretin
Daddy
Mary Leo
Tula Long
Bigs
Lowe
Turner
Marjorie Long
Clara Lee Long
South Dakota Prepares for 1922 State Elections
South Dakota politicians organize party preparation with precinct proposals on November 8 and county delegates chosen on November 15. December 6 delegates meet to name candidates for all offices and adopt platforms. Minority and independent candidates may enter. the Nichards primary law governs ballot choices and state election nominations.
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South Dakota
Congress
R. O. Nichards
State Supreme Court
Etreatt
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Sie
Yacht Glendover Blown Up Near Pensacola
The yacht Glendover was blown up near Pensacola Florida last night with probable loss of life as reports say. The Wwae yacht, owned in New Orleans, was en route here and valued at $250000, reportedly a total loss.
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Glendover
Pensacola
Fla
New Orlwany
Yuma Fire Kills One Man and Damages $256000
A major blaze in Yuma Arizona destroyed the meat market rear buildings and warehouses injuring several and killing Jack Ward a volunteer firefighter who died en route to hospital. The fire spread with strong winds destroying offices a drug store and lumber yards while fifty Army men aided the local department. Total damage estimated at 256000 with authorities investigating the cause.
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Ariz
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Jack Ward
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United States Army
Corban Fisher
Yurma
Tnsurance Mentenicht
Rhodes scholars named from thirty two states for Oxford
The Rhodes scholarship selections announced list 506 candidates for 32 appointments. Named entries include Richard W. Barker of Stanford, Egan P LFP of Wals University, Charles G. Rowle of Iowa, Woodson Spurlock of Nebraska and I T. Wilsworth of Washington. Scholars will study at Oxford starting October 1922 with a 350 pound annual stipend.
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Rhodes
Oxford University
Rhodes Traastees
California
Richard WH. Barker
Leland Stanford Junior University
Palo Alto
Calif
Colorado
Egan
PLFP
Wals University
Cambridge
Mass
Iowa
Charles G. Rowle
University of Iowa
Masa
Nebraska
Woodson Spurlock
Latterey
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
T. Wilsworth
Seattle
Ash
Gibbons Dowd to Box in St Paul December Bout
Mike Gibbons and Mike Dowd, St. Paul middleweights, will box ten rounds with no decision here December 16, as announced last night. Each boxer will receive 5 percent of the gross receipts.
Seventh Congress Opens Amid Budget Plan and Debt Talks
Washington December 4 The sixty seventh congress begins its second session with a long agenda. President Harding will deliver his message Tuesday likely before an international arms conference, touching on budgetary reforms, allied debt funding, Panama Canal tolls, and the naval supply bill. The Senate may consider Newberry and Ford seating disputes.
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House
Senate
Harding
Arma
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Alaska
Truman WH. Newberry
Mich Ivan
Henry Ford
Vasquez Knocks Out Battling Chico I in Juarez Bout
In Juarez Mexico on December 4 Mike Vasquez of Paso knocked out Battling Chico I of El Paso in the seventh round of a 12 round bout. Vasquez floored Chico earlier with a first round knockdown and three in the fourth, the bell saving him at four. The finish came with a left chin shot at 126 rounds.
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Associated Proms
Juarez
Mexico
Mike Vasquez
el Paseo
Scotty
Phoenix
Aria
Young Joe Rivers
el Paso
Sailor Hackley
Rail carriers and employees cooperate under act
The board chairmen stated there is no wage reduction discussion while working rules for Lee are settled. He noted no promise to freeze wages for a year and warned against misstatements about avoiding a strike. Labor calm supports carrier and worker cooperation under the transportation act.
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Hooper
Caid
Lee
Stu Lee
Pune
Ncme
Texas Considers Industrial Court Modelled on Kansas Law
Topeka dispatch reports Texas contemplates creating an industrial relations court patterned after Kansas law. Secretary J. R. Hopper of the Industrial Equity League states the plan will be presented to the state legislature. Meetings in Houston Dallas Fort Worth Waco proceed to educate citizens and gain support for the measure.
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Kans
Texas
Kenry J. Afien
J. R. Hopper
Industrial Equity League of Texas
Houston
Dallas
Port Worth
Waco
Industrial Equity League of
Texos
Ite
Hopper
Acaid
Usefulness of the League of Nations Proven Claims
Sir Eric Drummon, secretary-general of the League of Nations, told a rally the league remains in existence and its usefulness is proven by resolving Albania, Silesia, Lithuania, and Aland Island issues. He noted limited knowledge of the Washington Conference but warned against rejecting the conference by league supporters.
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Eric Drummon
These of Nations
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Tts
Washington
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