Arbuckle Jury Deliberations Drift Toward Hung Verdict
In San Francisco on December 2 Arbuckle manslaughter jurors debated for hours without reaching a verdict. The panel stood 11 to 1 for acquittal as officials prepared to reconvene at 10 o clock. Bailiffs and prosecutors remained hopeful amid tense room conditions and spectators outside the jury chamber.
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AN Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Fee
San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Arbuckle
More Christmas Seals Bring More TB Clinics in Indiana
Indianapolis December 3. The Indiana Tuberculosis Association says higher Christmas Seals sales increase TB clinics in 1922 and improve state knowledge of the disease. Secretary Murray Auerbach notes that in six months 998 patients were examined with 496 confirmed TB and 970 previously undiagnosed cases, suggesting many unknowingly spread the disease.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Murray A. Auerbach
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Auerbach
Farm Bureau Sign Pickup Urged for Putnam County Members
Notice to farmers in Putnam County informs all members who have not secured their Farm Bureau sign to visit the county agent Charles Jackson’s office and collect it at once.
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Putnam County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Charles Jackson
Nominations Open for Newspaper Prize Campaign
The Herald announces a prize campaign where any man woman or youth may enter. Subscriptions and paper coupons determine votes with a sealed ballot box final count supervised by two or more judges. Prizes include a 20 percent cash commission plus big prizes for winners and nonprize participants.
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Erald
Greencastle
the Herald
Hall
Tes
Greencastle High crushes Roachdale 84 to 16 in Friday game
Greencastle High School defeated Roachdale 84 to 16 at home Friday night led by Archie Allen with 10 field goals and 20 points in the final period. Sands starred for Roachdale with six free throws and strong scoring for his team.
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North Putnam Lads
ALLEN
Eldon C. Hill
Greencastle High School
Roachdale
Rhea
A. Allen
G. H
Greencasle
Sands
Purple and Gray Boys
Greencastle
Archie Allen
C. Black
Sands H. Black
Jeffries
Scarfe
Faller
Greecastle
Butler
Bryan
Christopher
H. Black
B. Allen
Kiser
G H S seconds beat Roachdale in curtain raiser 11 to 5
Greencastle High School seconds led 5 to 2 at half and held off Roachdale in the curtain raiser while A Allen starred for Greencastle in a pep boosted win. Kiser played full games for Roachdale and relayed lineups from last season's squad coached by Gilbert D. Rhea.
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Roachdale
Greencastle
Richard
Frank Masten
G. H
Kiser
Jeffries
Indiana Democrats eye 1922 Senate battle in Indianapolis
The Indiana state Democratic committee meets in Denison House to pick a national committeewoman and discuss next year’s campaign. Leaders debate nominees with Samuel M. Ralston and Thomas R. Marshall among names, while Thomas Taggart seeks a possible return to the Senate.
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Indianapolis
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Edward G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Evans Woollen
L. Ert Slack
Frederick van Nuys
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
James F. Watson
Mr. Taggart
Senate
State Committee
Denison House
Benjamin Bosse
Evansville
Triangle Club Meeting Set For Monday Evening
The Triangle club of the Christian Church will meet Monday at 7 50 PM at the home of Miss Lara Nichols Spring Ave All members are urged to attend.
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Triangle Club of the Christian Church
Lara Nichols
Spring Ave
Last Minute Votes Offer At 9 Tonight
A late campaign push promotes a special $25 club offer. Each $25 club subscription yields votes and a guaranteed ballot, with 300 000 votes counted today and 190 000 votes per new club, ongoing through the campaign.
Buick Prize Contest Draws Widespread Support
Intense interest and excitement fill the scene as votes and subscriptions pour in from all sections. At press time the leader is unclear while the special bulletin will appear in Herald windows on Sunday announcing the top contenders.
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BUICK
Herald Windows
Contestants urged to mail or bring subscriptions by 9 tonight
Readers are told to submit all subscriptions to the Herald office by 9 tonight to earn votes in the Buick race. Standings are posted and leaders may change with any single renewal. Emphasis is on securing 2 3 4 and 5 year subscriptions as the most valuable. Be timely and precise to avoid missing the final credit.
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Cotestants
Herald Office
Big Race heats stir county with close early results
Campaign notes show the first heat of the Big Race drawing vast county interest as leaders shift hourly. Lena Prichard of Bainbridge makes sensational gains while Waetta Judy contests the lead and Mary Quinlisk of R. A. 4 remains a top contender.
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Lena Prichard
Bainbridge
Grand Prize Buick Exhibit At Christie Thomas Auto Co
Christmas drive heats up as candidates race for the big prize. Mrs. Lawrence Crawley, Miss Lillie Cully, and Mrs. Ezra Arnold vie for leadership while Roachdale and Manhattan contenders push ahead. Several candidates report strong late momentum with seven hours remaining.
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Christie Thomas Auto CO
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