Jury Discharged In Arbuckle Case After Deadlock
In San Francisco the jury in the Arbuckle trial failed to reach a verdict after three weeks of testimony. Judge Louderback urged continued balloting, but all jurors said a verdict was impossible. Arbuckle, accused in the Vire Rappe case, proclaimed innocence and expressed faith in divine justice. The courtroom remained crowded, with delays marked by juror illness and tense public interest.
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Harold Louderback
Sutomoblien
Arbuckle
Mies Vire Hinla Rappe
Francis
Louise E. Winterburn
Jeve
Fritze
Foreman
Administration of Justice
San Francisco
Louise Winterburn
Irish talks stall over allegiance and partition in Dublin
In Downing Street this afternoon British and Sinn Fein representatives reviewed government proposals on the Irish situation. The Irish delegates argued the terms were unacceptable and the Dail Eireann cabinet signaled no principle would be sacrificed to win Ulster assent. The Sinn Fein pressed for Irish unity while opposing any terms aiding Ulster. The meeting was described as gloomy, with the likelihood of further talks and possible conference suspension. Meanwhile British ministers objected to a crown head for a federal Ireland, deeming it unintelligible to voters.
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Dall Eireann
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Ulster
Sinn Fein
Colwne
Lloyd George
Rotary Convention to Hold Missoula Visit Next March
Governor Davis predicts 31 crippled children will receive rehabilitation care as Rotary district clubs plan to adopt a mass rehabilitation effort. He notes 31 clubs have given assurances to back the program, aiming for full operation by the convention in Missoula next March.
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Lorenz
Rotarians
Rotary
Missoula
Davis
77 year old farmer touts tobacco claim
Col H C Pyles, 77, of Poplar Bluff Missouri declares he can whip any man his age in the United States. He attributes his strength to chewing tobacco since youth, joking that tobacco is the cause with his few remaining teeth.
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Man
International News Service
Poplar Bluff
Jack Dempsey
United States
Col” H.C
Pyles
Rex
Union Packers 10 Walk Out Today
Cornelius Hayes, International President of the butcher workers union, condemned the plant representation plan as workers’ interests being undermined by packers. At Hormel in Austin Minnesota there will be no strike tomorrow after company officials announced wage readjustment rather than a flat cut, leaving about 1,000 employees.
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Cornelius Hayes
Butcher Workman's Union
Austin Fhe Associated Prec
Austin, Minn
George A. Hormel & Co
Tomorow
Clarence Yockleby
Anulated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workers’ Union
Hormel
Big Five
Mass meeting warns packing house strike enforcement
In Kansas City Kansas about 3 000 workers hear Mayor Burton and Police Chief Zimmer pledge law enforcement if packing houses strike. Union speakers promise no law infractions as 6 000 to 7 200 workers prepare to walk out. South Omaha workers also massed with 90 percent showing support.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry B. Burton
Henry T. Zimmer
G. W. Reed
Mclais
Amalgamated Moat and Butchers’ Union of
Patrick Mulligan Dies After Long WalkervilleResidence
Patrick Mulligan died yesterday at his home in Walkerville after a long residence in Butte spanning 32 years. He was a miner last with Black Rock, survived by his mother Ellen Mulligan, brothers Flurry and Thomas, sisters Nellie Cunningham Molly Dawson Lyle Davis and P F Rudy of Minneapolis. The funeral will be Tuesday at 9am from 126 Clayton Avenue to St Joseph's Church for mass at 8:30am, burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Patrick Mulligan
Walkerville
Mulligan
Butte
Black Rock
Ellen Mulligan
Flurry
Thomas
Nellie Cunningham
Molly Dawson
Mra
Lyle" Davis
P. F. Rudy
Minneapolis
Clayton “Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Opens Meeting
Michael T. Sexton president arrived as the association began its first annual meeting. The opening session is Tuesday with arbitration to settle season clashes among the minors. The group aims for thrift next season, stating big teams run costs are rising and retrenchment may help the game.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Board of Arbitration
Michael T. Sexton
Association
Importing Song Birds for Hawaii Habitat Plan
The International News Service reports Honolulu plans to import meadowlarks orioles and nightingales along with other song birds. The aim is to add bird species that feed mostly on insects and not harm fruit crops, addressing current rarity of songbirds in Hawaii.
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International News Service
Honolulu
T. H
Hawaii
Islands
Unemployment Rising in Montana and Major Areas
A Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Montana facing rising unemployment with a broad labor surplus in many regions. The monthly U.S. unemployment bulletin notes slight sector gains but a generally downward trend, limited reemployment, and sluggish building across cities.</s>
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Standard
Washington
Montana
Monthly Review
United States
Monthly Bulletin
Rete
Buite
Helena
Iittle
Deelin
Missoula
Billings
Mine Society President Protests Premature Tax
Helena dispatch reports Montana Mining Association president condemning county assessors for taxing mining claims with receiver s receipts instead of patents. He argues a receiver s receipt is not a patent, and such levies unfairly burden prospectors and operators. He urges assessor caution until patent issuance and promotes unity to support mining interests through the association.
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Helena
Aries Offly
Montana Mining Association
Aasessors
Ilegal
Stunt Performer Plunges to Death in San Francisco
San Francisco reports Robert Hastings aged 20 from Prcano California died after a stunt fall of over one thousand feet. He reportedly lost hold of his harness while attempting a parachute drop, failing to regain balance.
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San Francisco
Robert Hastings
Prcano
Cal
Catholicism of Dante Discussed in a Lecture Series
A bishop led a discussion on Dante, noting his compact influence as poet, Catholic thinker, and vernacular prose innovator. The talk surveyed the Divine Comedy as a medieval synthesis of hell and salvation, highlighting Dante's portrayal of hell’s nine circle structure and the moral order it expresses.
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Homer
Virgil
Ovid
Talen
Bede
Alberic
Monte Cassino
Dante
St Fursey
St. Adamnan
Joannes Scotus Erigena
Richard
St. Victor
Marcus
Tundal
Geronone
Hell
Purgatory
Heaven
Lucifer
Earth
God
Christ
Bihan
Te Pontalna
Countey
Judas
Delon Miquis
Gatan
Wriday
Dante Jonen
Uone
Etermal
Deer Lodge Notes and Local Events in Brief
In Deer Lodge on December 4, residents arrive from Butte and Avon for visits and business. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Taggart occurred at 2:30 PM at the Presbyterian church with burial in Hillcrest. Henry and Mrs. Knox hosted a wedding anniversary party with dancing and refreshments. A charity ball at the city pavilion drew a large crowd, aided by local associations, with about a hundred tickets sold.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
Hilda
Helen
Butte
Ed Moore
Avon
J.P. Phalen
W. Collins
J. W. Blair
Helmville
Florence Metcalf
P. E. Gerould
Spokane
J. H. Enchaus
Helena
Mary Taggart
Presbyterian Church
John Pate
Hillcrest
Henry Knox
Deer Lodge Chamber of Commerce
Railroad ‘Employee’ Benefit Association
Associated Charities
Funeral Notice for Mrs Lu et at Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral arrangements from Daly Sheaf Company are incomplete with phrases about a funeral in the Holy Cross cemetery and references to Mrs Lu et and the late George Gertnav Bot. The Daly-Shea Company Funeral Directers and Balmer services are noted with details to appear later.
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Walan
Steph
Holy Cross Cemetery
George
Daly-Shen
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