John Beal Snead Acquitted in Fort Worth Murder Trial
In Fort Worth Texas on December 3 a jury found John Beal Snead not guilty of murdering Captain J G Boyce. It was the second trial after a hung jury in the first case. Snead faces an additional indictment for the murder of Al Boyce, to be tried in Vernon next February.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Texas
John Beal Snead
J.g.boyce
Snead
al Boyce
Vernon
Boyce
Sheriff Caudle Surprised by Prisoner Escape in Little Rock
Sheriff Caudle traveled to Little Rock to deliver two convicts to the Penitentiary. He learned that captured outlaw Red Fox had escaped six weeks earlier, without county notification. He warned authorities that Fox would escape if removed, and the escape occurred. Only three of twenty-two convicts he transported in two years remain housed at the penitentiary.
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Caudle
Little Rock
Red” Fox
Fox
ArchbalD Trial Opens as Senate Acts as Court
United Press reports the Senate resolved into impeachment court for Judge Archbal, with Senator Bacon serving as presiding officer. The session began at 12 30 and adjourned six minutes later after procedural plans were settled.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Archbald
Bacon
Peace talks stall as Balkan envoy panel weighs armistice
Sofia December 3. Turkey and the Balkan allies will decide this afternoon whether to sign the protocol or press on with hostilities. Other envoys are troubled by Greek delays and expect a decision today. Later, officials say armistice signing will be delayed a few more days due to Turkey Greece impasse.
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Ly United
Presa Sofia
Turkey
Balkan
Greece
French Government Warns Balkan Allies on Peace Talks
United Press dispatch from Paris reports on December 3 that the French government warned the Balkan Allies against open breach over peace negotiations. It informed the Greek minister that bickerings between Greece and Bulgaria must be settled.
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United Press
Paris
Greece
Bulgaria
Alderman Receives Franchise Acceptance Telegram
An afternoon telegram from Conley Hros Owen Muskogee confirms street car franchise acceptance and immediate work start. Classified notices include rooms for rent in Rock Building East Mountain Street and a call for farmers and stock raisers to attend a university agricultural meeting led by Sam Leath of Kansas City.
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Alderman Sour
Conley Hros, & Owen
Muskogee
Ony Rock
East Mountain Street
Bower
Billiard Hall
Howard Hunt & Co
The
Uiversity
Sam Leath
Kansas City
National Banks Report Of Condition Requested
The Controller of the Currency issued a call on all National banks for a report of their condition at the close of business November 26. The notice, dated December 3, was transmitted via the United Press and emphasizes current financial standings.
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Washington
President Ryan Reopens Spotlight in Dynamite Case
Iron Workers Union head President Ryan resumed testimony in the dynamite conspiracy trial in Indianapolis. He said McManigal’s confession parts were denied, claimed ignorance of McNamara’s bank accounts, and admitted road travel kept him from headquarters. He acknowledged a meeting with former New York District Attorney Jerome but denied any warning to stop dynamiting.
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Presa
Indianapolis
Ryan
Iron Workers Union
McManigal
J J. McNamara
George
J. Clark
Jerome
New York
Huntsville Notes Highlights Local Moves and Bank News
Attorneys J B Combs and Lon Garrett conducted business in Fayetteville. J T Gage will become cash ier at the new Bank of Richland in Hindsville. S G Parsley buys L A Jones interest in Valley Bank of Hindsville and becomes cashier. Parsley to move family January. Also a humorous domestic quip about a turkey and an advertising plug for The Daily.
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J. 8
Combs
Lon Garrett
Fayetteville
J. T. Gage
Drakes Creek
Bank of Richhind
S. G. Parsley
L. A. Jones
Valley Bank of
Hindsville
Mr. Jones
Mr. Parsley
Parsley
Governors Meet at Richmond Fifth Congress Discusses Tax Uniformity
Nearly a score of executives gathered in Richmond for the fifth governors congress. The first session was a reception. Delegates will study uniform tax laws and plan rural credit advancement while sharing voices on Thanksgiving and public prose.
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United Press
Richmond
Congress of Governors
Krgely
Johnson Marries Lucile Cameron in Chicago Ceremony
United Press reports Jack Johnson obtained a marriage license to wed Lucile Cameron, a white woman who reportedly disowned her mother for the sake of the boxer. A crowd gathered at the courthouse as the couple planned a 3:30 p.m. wedding at Johnsons home with dinner at a downtown cafe and an orchestra. Authorities say the matter is not their concern.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Lucile Cameron
Court House
Johnson
Cameron
Korea
Mary Sah
Wahsington
Keres
Miss ‘Sah
Abercrombie Heads House Roll in Democratic Shift
Washington notes J W Abercrombie of Tuscaloosa Tennessee named first on the House roll, reversing longtime Indiana incumbent John M Adair. mentions party vote signals and a plan for popular primaries to determine federal appointments amid internal revenue postmasters and marshal contests.
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Washington
J. W. Abercrombie
Congress
Tuscaloosa
Tenn
John M. Adair
Indiana
Abercrombie
Humphreys
Mississippi
Beall
Texas
Robert L. Heary
Taft Seeks Allowing Waterways Commission to Finish Work
President Taft sent to the Senate a report urging the International Waterways Commission be allowed to complete its work on the Lake Erie dam proposal and the U S Canada boundary dispute before dissolution. He cited treaty obligations and international courtesy and noted delays due to Canadian engineers’ illness.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Senate
Inter National Waterways Commission
Lake Erie
United States
Canada
International Joint Commission
Fie
Arkansas National Bank Statement of Resources and Deposits
Bank report dated November 26 1912 shows assets totaling 682 567 324 dollars with loans discounts and deposits. The cashier W H Morton certifies accuracy and invites new business while offering courteous service and security.
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W. H. Morton
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