Arbuckle Jury Fails to Reach Verdict Overnight
After nearly five hours of deliberation in San Francisco the Arbuckle jury remained split and locked for the night with reports of a 11 to 1 tilt toward acquittal. The crowd filled the courtroom and corridors as Judge Lounderback prepared further instructions for Saturday morning.
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Louderbuck
Cabit
Therr Hotel
Baliff McGovern
McGovern
Stoni
Difmal
Freaing Arbuckle
Fatty
M'Nab
Arbuckle
Gavin McNab
McNab
Lounderback
Studes
Stephen E. Hopkins
Slopkins
Hopkins
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and events
Fragmentary report mentions a four year old caver, a mother lamenting a friend’s death, a US medal narrative, and a New York woman Anna Jonathan Bourke facing annulment of a second marriage. Details are incomplete and date/context are uncertain.
Mrs Delmont Held On Bigamy Charge
In San Francisco, Delmont faced a Madera county complaint charging bigamy. She was arrested and taken to the district attorney's office, where she was to be released on her own recognizance and return to Madera for trial.
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San Viancisco
Doe
K—Mire
Mati
Kambina Delmont
Renee Arbuckle
Brady
Madera County
Readinly
Triad
Riots Escalate Across Central Europe
Special dispatch from Vienna reports a surge of looting and vandalism in Berlin and Vienna with fears of broader unrest this winter. Crowds filled streets, hotels were damaged, and motorists were assailed. police inaction blamed for unchecked rioting.
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Vienna
Berlin
Europe
Former wife of banker held on burglary charge
Mrs Etta Hetle Heil 88, once a Chicago social figure and ex wife of a wealthy banker, was arraigned in justice court on burglary charges and ordered held on 1100 bail for a December 12 preliminary hearing. Police say she robbed homes where she had worked as a maid.
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Universal Service
Los Angeles
Justice Court
Etta Hetle Heil
Chicago
Charles Goodwin
Wood
Methodist Funds Off 811000 This Year
Eighteen bishops from the United States and one from India attended the opening session of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The group reviewed the year’s work with approximately 5 400 000 to be appropriated for home missionary work. Three Chicago men formed an egg pool bought eggs for 20 cents a dozen, now sell them for 2 cents. Housewives are urged to boycott eggs to protest pools. The Arkansas traveler tours Ohio. An engineer on a Dayton freight train fired a pistol at a rabbit. the fireman retrieved the rabbit and the train continued without slowing.
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Methodist
Philadelphia
United States
India
Board of Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Ohio
Dayton
Morse Scandal to Grip Nation as Ship Board Bares Case
Washington dispatch reports Charles W. Morse under detention in Havre France pending return to the United States. The Shipping Board says Morse fled to avoid prosecution in wartime shipbuilding scandals likely exceeding 40 million dollars. A Vermont of testimony before the Walsh committee cites bribery and misused funds tied to the Morse interests.
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Washington, Bee
Charles W. Morse
Havre
France
United States Shipping Board
Morse
United States
Himer Schlessinger
Shipping Board
Mr. Schlessinger
State Department
Department of Justice
Rhinehardt
Morsey
Walsh Congressional Committee
Morse Corporation
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Alexandria
Philly Rhinehardt
The
Shipbuilding Corporation
Morae
Morse Denies New Allegations on Havre Voyage
Special Cable Dispatch from Havre France reports Charles W. Morse claiming innocence and stating government harassment would be wrong. He admits traveling under a false name and says he aims to live out his remaining years, while the Paris lists him as Morris and holds him as an undesired passenger bound for New York.
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Bristol
Causey
William
Made
Havre
France
Universal Service
Charles W. Morse
Laez Paris
Morse
Morris
Paris
New York
Raids Nab 60 Bootleggers in Minnesota Liquor Sweep
Government agents returned from northern Minnesota raids that jailed 60 liquor law violators in Duluth. They raided White Earth reservation and areas in Clay Becker and Mahnomen counties seizing more than 6,000 gallons of grain alcohol as gun battles marked the operation.
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Minneapolis
Wee. A
Minnesota
Duluth
White Earth
Clay, Becker
Mahonomen Countie
Bruner Family Noted for Wartime Service in Independence
Independence Missouri December 3: 12 sons of Manna C Bruner 74 are praised for fighting for independence from autocracy. Bruner's 19 sons include 11 who served overseas in World War I. 44 of his children grew up around his fireside. Two former wives have died.
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Independence
Manna C. Bruner
Tanging
Bruner
Hia Firside
Cashier Arrested in Civeton Bank Embezzlement Case
George Ktenney cashier of the Civeton Bank in Civeton Ore was arrested today charged with embezzling about $2.00 from the bank. He was held by the grand jury under bonds set at $500.
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McMingville
Ore
Dee
George Ktenney
Civteton
Cuite Bank
Omberziemer
Funia Oot
Unclear Crisp But Persistent Effort Noted
A garbled line from a New York edition hints at Gladys attempting a task for three years without success. The fragment mentions Virgint and a question about success, but lacks concrete details on events or outcomes.
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New York
Gladys
Fragmentary reminiscence with missing words from a dialogue
A garbled exchange recalls a searched item. Characters discuss a watch found in a long absent coat, revealing a lapse in memory and a casual discovery. The dialogue shows confusion and retroactive realization.
Daring Captor of Noted Train Robber
Hermann Indersied a Phoenix mail clerk overpowered and disarmed Roy Gardner after Gardner boarded the mail car and ordered surrender. Indersied earned a $6,000 reward for Gardner’s capture as Gardner remains under a 50 year sentence after prior jail escapes.
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Hermann Indersied
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
Gardner
Indersied
Serr Captains Yankton Fullback On All Conference Watch
Leon Serr of Yankton, captain and fullback, tops the list as coaches meet to select the all conference team. The 1920 all state fullback, praised as versatile, dominated the Thanksgiving game against Wesleyan until sidelined, with Jamison, McKean, Dunmire, and Cooley also noted for strong seasons.
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Yankton
Leon Serr
Serr
Oketa
Wesleyan
Greyhounds
Methodists
Jamiaon
Daugherty
McKean
Dunmire
George Cooley
Taxation as a Key Campaign Issue Across State
The article notes taxation as the upcoming major campaign focus with governor McMunter preparing a visual pie chart to show how tax dollars are allocated. It highlights that school districts may receive the largest share, with counties and municipalities also taking sizable portions.
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Flerre
W. H. McMunter
Locals and Rail Officers Raid Homes for Stolen Nobles County Loot
Sioux Falls police and Nobles county sheriff joined with railroad detectives to raid four east side houses armed with warrants. They sought items stolen in three Nobles county burglaries dating to June and September 1921, including mens clothing, shoes, coats, and leather wear from Adrian Ilsworth Wilmot stores.
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Sioux Falls
James KR. Edwards
Nobles County
Minnesota
Noah Lewin
Adrian
Minn
John Crowley
Ilsworth
Schultz Brothers
Wilmot
Real Wealth and Noble Life Power in Society
The passage defines real wealth as life lived fully and morally with love joy and admiration. It argues a country is richest when it nurtures noble happy and humane people and a man is richest when he perfects his own functions and extends influence over others through his possessions and actions.
World Recovery Signals Promise Uneven European Restarts
Observers report mixed signs of revival across Europe after the war. Only Austria and Hungary show notable factory restarts, while Vienna and other centers operate at a fraction of prewar capacity, with broader returns uncertain in coming quarters.
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Dupee
Europe
Husale
Austria
Vienna
Aatrta
Burch Trial Focuses on Motive and Alibi Evidence
In Los Angeles the Arthur Burch trial builds a motive case tied to Madalynne Obenchain and a coded telegram from Chicago. Prosecution uses expert Milton Carlson to link love jealousy to the Belton Kennedy slaying and traces car rentals and tire marks to the canyon road crime scene.
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Los Angeles
Arthur
Borel
Superior
Age Reeve
Belton Kennedys
Lave
Kennedys
Mindalynne Obenchain
Werodefendant
Burel
Woolwinethen
Nia
Milton Carlson
Carlson
Burch
Madalynne Obencaly
Chicago
Cooddess
Biurch
Wall
Kennedy
Malone and Doris Stevens Rumored to Wed in New York
Rumors swirl in New York that Dudley Field Malone a port collector and former Wilson aide may marry Doris Stevens former suffragist leader. Stevens denies details while gossip swirls about engagements and a Paris divorce from Maury O’Garman.
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New York
Dee
Dudley Field Malone
Wilson
Doria Stevens
Malone
Feminine Progress
Mise
Maury O'Garman
O'Garman
Paris
Miss Stevens
Greenwich Village
Mu- Tone
Mintone
Varderbilt
Mies Stevens
Milas Stevens
Mrs Louise Norris Weds Baron Hapsberg
Philadelphia report of Mrs Louise Norris marrying Baron Gustave Hupeliera of Austria. The couple wed in New York weeks ago and will reside in New York after a honeymoon in That Springs Virginia. Mrs Norris had a previous divorce from Alfred Nutting years earlier. The baron took the bride to That Springs Va after the ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Leo
Mary Louise Norris
Gustave Hupeliera
Austria
New York
Norris
Alfred i
That Springs
Coral Necklaces From Mediterranean Coral Trade
Coral from Algeria's Mediterranean coast supplies jewelers who fashion necklaces and ornaments. Harvesting uses cross shaped devices with nets drawn along rocky crevices to snag coral branches, which are then retrieved and sold for decorative pieces.
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Mediterranean
Algeria
Russian Princess Engaged to Decorate London Church
Princess Troubetshoy of Russia known for glass painting has been hired to decorate St Philip s Church in London for the Russian colony. A rush to the Toole goldfield is noted with Grant and Montana in prospect, as John Bradley remains on Discovery Claim in a tent.
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Princess ‘Troubetshoy
Russia
Red
London
Phillips
Toole
Montana
John Bradley
Remaie
Discovery
Great Palla
Helena
Packers Strike Sparks Nationwide Walkout Amid Wage Dispute
Workers across the country joined a strike after a 10 percent wage cut plan. About 5 000 workers reportedly voted to walk out, with union leaders stating all employees, union and non union, should be mobilized in protest.
British Offer To Ireland Aims For All Ireland Parliament
London reports Dennis O Connell and Michael Collins aboard a ship in the Irish Channel after a collision. A Sinn Fein official leaks Lloyd George's plan to concede an all Ireland parliament with Ulster optional for a year, plus a boundary commission if needed. Sinn Fein to decide on terms, then refer financial matters to dominion premiers for final decision.
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London
Bec
Dennis O'Connell
Dublin
Universal Service
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Ireland
Ulster
Sinn Mein
Tlood George
Sianein
Dail Bhreanin
Dail
Ponder
Northern Ireland
Edo George
Sinn Wein
Great Britain
Smuts
South Africa
Hughes
Australia
Aind Meighan
Canada
Stnn Mein
George
Holt
Jury verdict finds 15 year old charged in Akron case
The jury returned a guilty verdict on a statutory offense involving a 15 year old female suspect in Akron. The case against Francia Wren centers on alleged abatement of a crime, with evidence reviewed and the jury deliberating since early morning Friday.
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Phey Francia Wren
Ethel Beas
Akron
Perydteont Ianes
Honolulu Retail Board Sees Record Business Volume
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce officials report retail activity reaching a record volume for a period. The piece also notes wartime disruption and shipping concerns affecting imports and labor in the islands.
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Monell, Wer
Aomes Erites Tiohe
Hlondale
Membra
Honolulu
Uproar at conference as China Japan clash prompts inquiry plan
Delegates at the Eastern tensions meeting propose a joint inquiry into China’s administration and policing to be conducted on site, delaying final decisions for a year. Chinese students protest at the White House demanding Shantung be returned to China as part of broader state of affairs.
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Sze
Japan
Ching
Hughes
China
AT Viviand
Balfour
Schanger
Baron Schanger
Hlanihaura
Dr. See
White House
Shantung
Serge
Kate
Poe
Hipzhes
Arthur Valfour
Ain Thera Kato
Adobe
Japanese Techmiea
Adeleens
Britain probes abuse of Rev. Irwin in Adland
An investigation in Britain examines alleged abuse involving Reverend Irwin. The report references witnesses, locations, and individuals connected to the case as officials pursue facts and accountability.
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Britain
Irwin
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