Arbuckle Trial Mixes Mistrials and Manslaughter Charge
In San Francisco on March 13 the first two trials of Roscoe C. Arbuckle for manslaughter in Virginia Rappe death ended in hung juries. The case recalls a September 1921 drunken party at the Hotel St. Francis, with witnesses Prevost and Blake, police court charges, and disputed testimony as prosecutors and defense spar over impeaching witnesses.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C
Patty) Asbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Branei
Mins Linoyey Fier
Bambino Maud Delmont
Zey Provont Nui
Alice Blake
Miss Rappe
Matthew Brady
Mixa Rappe
San Francssco
A. Semmacher
Delmont
Fred Pischback
Gavin McNab
Ohinf
Misa Prevost
Mian Blake
Mente
Mise Rappe
Hasy Olhie Pokat
No Conference Arranged With Miners In Coal Strike
Washington officials said no conference between operators and miners would be arranged to avert the strike. Government intervention in preliminaries was considered nearly at an end as officials focus on maintaining a sufficient coal supply for the country.
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Washington
Woman to view body of husband in Los Angeles
Mrs. Claire Gilbert and her son Karl Jay will travel to Los Angeles on March 14 to view the body of Edward Gilbert, a mining expert. Dispatched reports state Gilbert had two wives, including Mrs. Gilbert of Chicago, and that he disappeared 19 years ago.
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Claire Gilbert
Karl Jay
Los Angeles
Edward Gilbert
Gilbert
Claire
Albert
Chicago
Hero
Matinee Venture Continues Saturday Afternoons
Manager Reader announces Saturday matinees will continue weekly, a new venture that drew positive public response. He expects ongoing attendance and notes the program will run every Saturday afternoon.
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Manger
Prisoner quits ride and walks away near Torrington
In Yoder Wyoming March a prisoner being taken to Torrington by deputy sheriffs and two citizens asked to walk away and then drew a gun. He fled into Torrington with bloodhounds in pursuit. the man claimed jewelry disposal tied to robberies in Torrington and Lingle. Archibold Campbell returned from Denver with his wife and daughter.
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Torrington
Lingle
Sherif
Terrington
Archibold Campbell
Anglo- United Ollfiekia Company
Denver
Murder Probe Ties Several To Circus Owner Slaying
County Detective Ellis Parker says three men and possibly five were implicated in the slaying of circus owner John T Brunen near his home. Brunen was followed for two days before he was shot while reading near a window. A gun stock fragment is being examined for identity of the slayer.
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Associated
Rivenside
Nod
March Ue
John T Brunen
Ellis Parker
Parker
Brunen
Judge Burgess Rules Real Estate Titles Do Not Prove Ownership
District Judge James H Burgess in Sheridan Wyoming issues a decision upending the view that recorded title alone proves ownership. The ruling says a deed may function as a mortgage and that a partner in possession may give notice of an equity to a buyer.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Marci M
James H. Burgos
Mubstatce
Harding 10 Return Friday From Washington Trip
President Harding plans to return Friday from Washington as experts assess his vocation and laval, with Port Pierce and St. Augustine noted in the travel schedule. Newspaper men were told today of his intended itinerary and remarks.
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Associated Press
Port Pierce
Harding
Augustine
Washington
Bonus Bill Ready for Senate After House Report
Washington March 14 A favorable report by the House Ways and Means committee on the compromise soldier s bonus bill without changes was approved during final committee consideration The only likely amendment from Chairman Ford Reynald would remove the six month deadline requiring veterans to choose an option in the bill
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and ‘Means
Ford Reynald
Bronchoscope Aids Removal of Foreign Objects From Lungs
Report from Philadelphia describes the bronchoscope a straight metal tube with an electric light used to locate and remove foreign objects from the lungs or stomach. X rays locate the object then a tiny forceps through the tube extracts it. procedures are quick and often allow rapid discharge.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Visiting Lincoln Businessman Sees Old Friends in City
George C. Tinton of Lincoln Nebraska arrived in the city Saturday and spent Sunday with Prank Brower and wife on Booth Third Street. Brower and Risdon, longtime friends, hosted visitors and entertained guests as the memory expert Riadan recited past feats. Mr. Bisson departed this morning for Lincoln.
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George O Risdon
Lincoln
Nebraska
George C. Tinton
Neb
Prank 8
Brower
Booth Third
Risdon
Air
Riadan
Mr. Bisson
Dependable Seeds From Mountain Seed Co
Reliable seeds produced by long standing specialists in Denver Colorado and tested by state and company experts for high germination. They guarantee pure true to name seed that will grow reliably. Request their new free booklet from The Mountain Seed Co Denver Colorado.
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Selco
Denver
Colorado
Card of Thanks and Rental Inquiry From jumble text
Card of Thanks appears with garbled text thanking Anny urbett and Praidly and Mrs A Mathieons. An inquiry notes two nee apartments three rooms and a bath for rent. Contact Coviline Honea Coulidge atone for details. Breakfast food offered with next grocery order from Wyonia area.
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A. Mathieons
Bath
Coviline
Honea Coulidge
Floating liquor venture eyed beyond three mile limit
Promoter James V. Martin claims a second and possibly a third floating liquor vessel will be built if the first succeeds, despite federal prohibition director Roy A. Haynes saying no permit will be issued. Martin says the ship will rival Leviathan in size, to be built in Europe at a cost of ten million dollars, arguing international law does not forbid such a resort.
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Xew Fou
Three Mile
Umit
James V. Martin
Roy A. Haynes
Martin
Europe
Judge Landis Highly Honored by Press at Retirement
Chicago March 1 A jittery crowd of reporters honored Kenesaw M Landis on his final court day as they presented a large plaque bearing tributes The messages praised his forthright journalism ethics and backbone while noting the press room would miss his presence and candid manner
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Associated Prew
Chicago
Federal Building
Kenesaw M. Landis
Fedaml
Hin
Edlom
Land er State Bank Lander Wyoming 1922 Financial Report
Report of the condition of the Land er State Bank at Lander Wyoming as of March 10 1922. Resources show Loans and Discounts 306446.80 Overdrafts 4048 Bonds and Securities 55700 Real Estate 14900 Cultivate and Pictures 15156.40 Cash on hand and with banks 172827.06 Total 579005.60 Liabilities Capital 75000 Surplus 85000 Undivided profits 0.21 Deposits 400104.07 Total 975905.40 Signed and sworn before a notary public in March A D 1922.
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Lander
Wyoming
War Finance Loans for Agricultural and Livestock Aid
The War Finance Corporation announced 91 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes. Readily listed amounts include Arizona 166000, Colorado 115000, Nebraska 50000, South Dakota 59000, and Wyoming 46000 in the committee’s approved net.
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Associated Preac
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Arizona
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Revolution 9 Well in Hand in South Africa
Associated Press reports Pretoria authorities say government forces are tightening action against revolutionaries. A communique claims 2,200 rebels killed or captured in central operations while forces gained high ground near Westcliffe and drove rebels to retreat toward Benoni.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Saya
Isda
Weatcliffe
Benoni
Financial figure Ira Basteel Dies After Illness
Ira Basteel provident at Stockyards National Bank Denver and a well known figure in Colorado and Wyoming finance died today after a two week illness. He was a prominent banker in the region with wide recognition among financial circles.
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Denver
Ira Basteel
Stockyards National Bank
Colorado
Wyoming
British Army and Naval Estimates Reported in Commons
In London on March 14 the House of Commons heard the army estimate for the coming year at 62 million pounds, down from 98 million last year. The naval estimate was 64 million pounds.
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London
House of Commons
Ghost of Antigonish traced to electrical energy claim
Boston reports Edward J. O'Brien asserts the Antigonish ghost is a product of radio energy and wires linking two stations. He cites Culundonis Hills and the house of Alex McDonald as a scene of past events, warns atmospheric conditions may trigger a blaze.
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Boston
Edward J. O'Brien
Antigonish
O'Brien
Culundonis Hills
Alex McDonald
Aauries
Uventa
Johnson warns Senate over four power treaty
Senator Johnson of California told the Senate that ratification would betray American tradition and lead to national surrender under foreign powers. He argued that abandoning the Anglo Japanese alliance would force the United States into a new alliance to avoid danger.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Ite
United States
Multiple March News Items From Global Dispatches
A late telegraph reports a call for bank condition checks by the Comptroller of the Currency dated March 10. London cites a Johannesburg agency claiming money funded a red revolution and expects peace soon. New York notes indictments against Universal Gas Improvement, Welsbach, and a New York City firm with eight individuals for Sherman act violations. San Francisco covers Roscoe Arbuckle facing manslaughter trial for Virginia Rappe death with a jury recess. Washington reports Supreme Court action on writs of error related to Howat and labor leaders cited for contempt over industrial relation matters.
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Associated Press
New York
United Gas Improvement Company
Welsbach Company
Trumkaating Company Incorporated
Federal Grand Jury
Asceiated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Alexander Howat
Kansas State Court
Court of Industrial
Arrest for intoxication of Harvard graduate student
Watenown Massachusetts March 13 Freder ick Wedge a student at the Harvard graduate school of education was arrested for intoxication and later released. He formerly fought as a prize fighter in Arizona. Republican members of the House Ways and Means committee met and decided against reporting the sol more bn bill despite objections from Mel lon and Chasinger.
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Associated Press
Watenown
Maas
Frederick Wedge
Harvanl
Washington
House
Way and Means Committee
Mellon
New Dollars Here at Lander State Bank
Patrons are informed the Lander State Bank has received a shipment of new currency for distribution among customers. Visitors are invited to come and collect their LANDEM TATE WANK.
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Lander State Bank
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