Arbuckle Goes to Trial for Death of Girl
Clarence Arbuckle, a silent film comedian, faced a state trial on a first degree murder charge in the death of a girl. Proceedings drew crowds as witnesses testified and jury selection began amid pretrial motions. the case has lingered after his previous manslaughter indictment.
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Tals
Yvirgi Rappe
Matty Arbuckie
Tila Wumediin
Trell
Sao Printecisco
Belosy
St. Kruggins Hotel
Patty
Arbuckle
Isterier
Frisco
Pranciseo
Rosede Uwry Arbuckle
Epshwighier Arantes
Suan Af
Justie
Madientes & Tverd
Wes Co Tay
Lock Lyre
Trink
Fas Beer
Ne ‘Epostal
Ake pAubion
Janesville Man Killed as Engine Leaves the Track
A Janesville man died when an engine left the track in Milwaukee riding a wire ride incident. Police and witnesses report the fatal accident occurred near the amusement area. The deceased’s name is not clearly legible in the fragment.
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Janesville
Jugo Slavs Reject Allied Boundary Award During Dispute
Fragmented report says Jugo Slavia refused an Allied boundary decision in a dispute with Abastha over a conduit area. The article notes troop withdrawal by Jugo Slavic forces and diplomatic councils debating legal and strategic responses. World leaders and military officials assess advancing Serbian positions and potential reparations.
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Jugo-Slavia
Agibussidem
Jugo Slavia
Aba
Utix
Bowdairies
Serbia
UG Servidarren
Heileman Company Seeks Permit for Medicinal Beer
Thedd Tieton Brewing seeks a permit for medicinal beer amid prohibition era constraints. An official, possibly Thedd, commented that the matter was expected to attract attention and that the process would proceed under existing regulations.
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Heileman Company
Thedd
Tieton Brewing
Venga
Lins Agiplin
Gun Jung
Sol Burdick Hospitalized With Appendicitis
Sal Burdick, a peer commissioner, was admitted to the hospital Monday following doctors orders. The patient, reportedly in pain, will undergo imminent surgery as advised by Dr. Tr. Fene Restiult, Mfr. Buerdick not yet released on prognosis.
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Sal Burdick
Buerdick Proebutie
Waete Iy
Vanfecencn
Americait
Bier
Shoei
Tyre
Art exhibit to open on Tuesday
A brief art display will open to the public Tuesday at the local gallery. The exhibition features works by Avon: Niel OU Sars Weikayse Creat, with opening day activities and staff available to guide visitors.
Expert relief of police officials on Sunday blaze at Standard Oil
Police and investigators probe a Sunday fire at the Standard Oil building. The alleged break in involved three charges of a juice powder used in the job and an expert arson plan. Officers report no identifiable marks for suspect ID. The fire destroyed parts of the interior while a passerby heard a shot. Authorities label the event the work of an expert.
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Strane
Policn
Tiree
Walker
Contempt Charge Arises As Alimony Dispute Opens
November term of court opens with jurors called as Max Meier faces contempt for arrears in alimony. Proceedings reveal custody battle and continued failure to pay support, while Mrs Meier cited for related actions. Several civil cases, including Birmingham v Wakeen and Miller driving incident, are set for trial as the panel convenes.
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Max Meier
Hineny
Mand Meier
Wiskey
Ompluf Rourk Snd
Wiscomuty Jal
Turouzh H
Oh Moudur
Mesis
Alc Wulfe
Mo. Mejer
Vic
Ali- Wong
Uiwbes
Eure
Chey Wort
Talope
Grace Miller
Mary
Birmingham
Doherty
Wa Jheen
Wakeens
Deberry
Justice Wu
Smiter
Tawis
Albers
Dabb
A. Baderis
Een Taum
Otto Erietzke
Crarge Th
Henonds
M. Gilbertson
Pred
EL Gerd
Bovel
Fred Teil
I Kowalke
Alborn Kubal
Img
Olaf Olson
Albert Ratz
Marin Mopstad
Rolf
A. John Sehre
Crippled World War Veteran At Local Hospital
Sergeant Mary Anano, a World War II veteran from St Joseph's ridge eight miles east of the city, arrived at St Printis hospital after a fall. An aviator, he is partially paralyzed and reluctant to discuss wartime experiences. He is under the care of the local American Legion committee.
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Rameay
Amereneel Saturniry
St Lan
St Printis
Anano
St. Joseph's Ridge
Alisup
Daribe
Sophia
White
Ansup
Ts Rann Poly
Lae
American Legion
Jap Leaders Pleased With U S Proposals At Conference
The report cites Admiral Baron Kayo and Prince Tokugawa expressing optimism on American plans and Japan's intent to engage in frank discussions. They say Japan seeks peaceful friendship, defend its defensive posture, and support free interchange to ease tensions.
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DB. C
Anares
Sivlosetts LoWweird
Amerigan
Baron Karo
Prince Tokugawa
Japan
Baron Kayo
Arisu
Shire
United States
Prine Toler
Nogbex
Baron Kato
Baron
Red Cross Appeals for Word Workers Surplus Returns
The chamber of commerce reports a temporary delay in distributing surplus wind equipment and urges workers to return unused items. Officials insist on orderly handling and identify who should participate in the exchange.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Arms Talks Stoke Hope at Naval Conference
Tokyo premier Takashi pledges adherence to Washington conference aims and optimistic about success. Britain and Japan weigh American naval limitations proposals as the arms talks continue, with Britain signaling acceptance in principle and seeking modifications.
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Associated Press
Takashi
Washington
Premio Hara
Balfour Will Marice
Baun
Erriv
Britain
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