Jurors face slow deadlock in New York criminal case
In a New York criminal court, twelve jurors wrestled over a trial where men were accused of buying a hotel window thrown from a room. A woman testified seeing the act from about 100 feet away. The panel, exhausted and divided, debated witness credibility as the dinner hour passed and the jury returned to deliberate, with one juror leaning toward a high damages figure in a related civil discussion.
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Iesta
Caae
Criminal Court of
New York
Ling
Takashla
Fairty
Blackstone
Saya
Fla
Mnwanglad Nba
State Fair and Livestock Show Opens August 25
Des Moines readies for the largest State Fair and Livestock Show yet with over 7,000 head in the national exhibit. Farm bureau projects and college demonstrations will fill exhibits while 1,000 youth contestants, 600 baby beef, 60 swine, 100 sheep, and 303 poultry items showcase junior farming efforts. A 80 acre fairground camp, 16 big rid es, 35 carloads of sideshows, and performances including Arthur Middleton mark a sweeping program from Aug 25 to Sept 3 with heavy emphasis on women’s exhibits and patriotic features.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Towa
United States
Thera
U. & Government
Atty
Farm Bureau
Town Farm
Heeven
Avery
Iowa
Arthur Middleton
How Many Words in a Move Says The Perfect Pro
In Haysling weekly advice the New Yorker notes Hollywood cycles of authorship curiosity. A scenario writer asks how many words are in a move, with the figure given as about 420000. The Perfect Profile quips that such length would finish his task.
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Haysling
Hollywood
Intellectus
Zane Grey
James Oliver Carwood
New Yorker
Paris Plans Underground Markets For Paria City
Paris city leaders contemplate placing public markets in an underground cavern once used as a quarry and later stacked with bones. With lighting and ventilation, markets could occupy the space beneath the city to relieve surface congestion and free valuable central grounds.
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Paris Plana
Paria
Pierre van Paassen
Atlanta
Wheyigure
Paris
Oldest Buddhist Texts Reported for Korean Collection
Fragments describe ancient Ambug books being added to a library collection. References mention Buddhlath, trantige, and Nanjio translations of works called Rules for Con necple of the Merciful Opi pakalonats One. The pieces suggest a woodblock printed paper from the second year of a ruler's era.
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Koroan Mulherry
Deluge Brings Swarms of Frogs to Delneath Street
Government meteorologists in Washington credit a Danville resident report for a flood of frogs seen across Bryagt Avenue. Residents say millions of black frogs, about finger nail size, hopped out after a heavy rain. Children collected them in buckets and patrons shoveled frogs from porches as the street filled. By six o’clock none remained. Some blame changes from the storm on trapped frogs displaced by the deluge.
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Oice
Washington
Theaa Danvilie
Omclela
Pyerdt
North Danvilie
Os & Man
Bryagt Avenue
Enna
Alghe
Viat Bour
Washington Tost
Cutleura Soap Adclaims for Complexion Care
An old advertisement touts Cutleura Soap for daily cleansing of the complexion and hands, with Cuticleura Ointment for regular use and Cuticura Toilet Water described as fragrant and revitalizing.
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Cutleurg
Royalty Seeks Mate For Toligivin King’s Succession
Rivoxia, sister of King Jorix of Toligivin Ia, seeks a husband to gain status and alliance. She offers her royal lineage and affection but has no wealth or estate to offer, aiming to wed a noble with suitable breeding who can support the throne through marriage.
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Jorix
Toligivin
Tiebos
Tootin' Her Quin and the Horned Cow Tale
A young college girl visits a friend on a farm and discovers a horned cow. She discusses the author’s physiology with her companion, then the cow’s unexpected behavior leads to a moment of humorous confusion as the scene unfolds.
Remembering the Sabbath at Ancirtenn Congregation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Secretary Thomas Todd of the Ancirtenn Congregation and a disputed negotiation at a Bastots address. The garbled text mentions Sabbath observance, objections, and alleged communications about shipmate charges and rates, with unclear names and places.
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Thomas Todd
Gil Doncaster
Doyrie
Admonition Fragments Reflect Rites and Founding Cities
Fragmentary lines speak of admonition and protective counsel as a mother warns of harm while a son refuses to show weakness. The text hints at divine influence shaping nature and human effort building cities through a figure named Varre.
Uncertain story about a hair care incident in a strange scene
Fragmented OCR describes a bizarre event involving hair, a pond, and a unit of a federation. It mentions a sergeant and a three year old, with clippers used in an unclear trial amid murky details and unclear proper names.
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Aureau
Faberiea
Ninne
Rmalox
Stamp Sells for 500 and 8500 in London Auction
An Argentina stamp from 1800 with an error in the imprint drew buyers in London. The piece sold for 500, while another error specimen fetched 8500 at the same sale.
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Argentina
Jasne
Meting
London
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Haarlem
Winslow
Elliott
Fourth Street
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Standard Odl CO
New Jersey
Fitey, Ante
Genzith
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