State stops in Arbuckle case in murder or manslaughter
In San Francisco on September 27, the fate of Roscoe C. Arbuckle hangs on whether he will be tried for murder or manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe death case. Police Justice Sylvain Lazarus will decide tomorrow after Arbuckle's examination. The prosecution closed its case today, arguing sufficient evidence to hold for murder while defense awaits time to present its own evidence.
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Virginia Rappe
Sylvain Lazarus
Bambina Delmont
Lazarus
Temorreyy
Frank Dominguez
Arbuckle
Mrs Dumaine Seeks Increased Alimony in Divorce Case
Elizabeth Dumaine, prominent Concord society figure, petitions for more alimony in East Cambridge Divorce Court. Her 1885 marriage to Frederick C. Dumaine produced seven children. she previously received 10 000 plus 833.33 monthly. She claims he is worth at least 2 000 000 with a 3000 weekly income. Frank Paul serves as master of the case.
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Elizabeth Dumaine
Concord
Frederick C. Dumaine
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Dumaines
Frank Paul
R-6 Sunk After Door Opens During Docking
The navy submarine R-6 sank in San Pedro harbor after an inner torpedo door opened while an outboard shutter and interlocking device failed. Two crewman, J H Dreffein and Frank O Spaulsburg, died as water poured in through vents and the conning tower. Rear Admiral H O Stickney observed the disaster from the cruiser Frederick as the vessel lay moored near the Camden.
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Sept
San Pedro
Fleet Headquarters
J. Hi. Dreffein
Frank O. Spaulsburg
Powersplatte
North Dakota
Camden
H. O. Stickney
Pacific Fleet
Frederick
Legion Bureau Appeals for Jobs for Ex Soldiers
The American Legion Employment Bureau urged Boston employers to hire ex-servicemen for general and unskilled work after a slump in openings. About half of applicants are general workers, and placing these veterans is hardest. The bureau can offer a locksmith job with tumbler lock knowledge to a trained veteran at the State House offices.
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American Legion Employment Bureau
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Bureau
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Franklin Man Held Up on First Street Cambridge
Charles Lombardi of 68 North Park Street Franklin told Cambridge police he was held up about 8 40 last night on First Street near Thorndike Street Cambridge and robbed of $9 by three young men. Two held him while the third searched his pockets he saw the man searching was about 5 feet 10 inches tall and wore a gray suit
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Franklin
East Cambridge
Charles Lombardi
North Park Street
Cambridge
First Street
Thorndike Street
Wakefield Woman Exposed To Chloride Of Lime Eyes At Risk
Theresa Micciaro aged 30 of 16 Columbia Road Wakefield opened a can of chloride of lime quickly causing splashed contents to reach her eyes. Dr H H Wells said she will probably lose sight in both eyes and she was moved to the Hye and Ear Infirmary in Boston for treatment.
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Theresa Micciaro
Columbia Road
Wakefield
H. H. Wells
Hye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
General Pershing Visits Coblenz Amid Parade Escort
General Pershing arrived in Coblenz this afternoon with Major General Allen, commander of American forces in the occupied territory. A cavalry detachment escorted them from the city entrance to Allen’s home while soldiers lined the streets.
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Associated Press
Pershing
Allen
Treves
Coblenz
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