Jury Deliberations Split In Kennedy Murder Trial
In Los Angeles a jury at the county jail proceeding for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy failed to reach a verdict. Foreman said the panel was hopelessly divided after roughly fifty six hours of deliberation with votes showing one to three for conviction and two women among the jurors. The trial was halted with jurors discharged and a second trial expected to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynne Okeneham
Juy
Cavarce
Miners and Operators See No Strike Settlement
Cheyenne State Tribune reports little hope for a settlement after a brief conference of coal operators and miners in Labor Hall. The adjournment was indefinite with conferees subject to call by Martin Cahill. Attendees noted “hog tied” conditions and lack of operator representation from Sheridan and Basin regions amid talk of potential shop layoffs by Union Pacific due to strike risk and weather-related transport impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne State Tribune
Martin Cahill
Wyoming
Indianapolis
Bsheridan Amd
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Calforia
U. P
Shell Shocked Kills Himself
Maplewood New Jersey report states Ralph W Harrisson former Lafayette College athlete shot and killed himself with a revolver carried through fighting in France. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 9 o'clock at Bethesda church conducted by Rev John Hobeste. Remainder mentions open disorders and troop mobilization in provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maplewood
N. J
Ralph W. Harrison
Lafayette College
Ithlete
Miners Guild Invites Strike Policy Meeting in Cleveland
The General Policy Committee of the United Mine Workers of America will convene in Cleveland on Friday to draft a policy for bituminous miners during the April 1 work suspension. John L. Lewis, international president, issued the call from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associated Press
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Recovery of 175000 Liberty Bonds Stolen Saturday
The Secret Service announced the recovery of all 175000 Liberty bonds stolen from a Treasury branch office on Saturday. L L Wama ley, formerly of Washington, was tested at Charlottesville, Virginia, charged with complicity with Charles A. Clevenger, an employer in the treasury bond department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Associates Press
Washington
the Treasury
Secret Service
LL. D. Wama~ley
Charlottesville
Virginia
Charles A. Clevenger
Bond Department of the Treasury
Harding tells GOP leaders no new recommendation on bonus bill
President Harding informed Republican House leaders that given prior expressions on the goldier bonus measure he saw no need to offer new suggestions at this time. Representative Montell, who headed the delegation, said the plan remains to push ahead with the compromise bill as recommended by the Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Presdent Harding
Republican House
Montell
Ways and Means
Derby Dome Oil opens camp at Derby Dome field
Derby Dome Oil company opened the Derby Dome camp today with a crew and supplies deployed to prepare a pump station to extract oil from the Derby Dome field. J. P. Jonan, formerly with Anglo-United Oil, is named superintendent of the Dorby Dome field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby Dome Oil Company
Derby Dome
Derby i
J. P. Jonan
Anglo-United Oil Company
Dorby Dome
Students Coming Home After Local Speech Contest
Harold Wendt of the Vocational High School earned second place in the extemporaneous speaking contest at the high school tournaments. He was in the hospital with ten stitches until noon Saturday. Jander’s notable achievement brings pride to himself, the school, and the town as students return tonight on the evening train with accolades and good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wendt
Hanere
Harold
Satunday
Jander
Milk Dairy Delivers New Cream Services At Cash Grocery
Beginning Monday March 19, The Cash Grocery introduces a reliable manager to handle milk and cream deliveries. The dairy will supply fresh whole milk whipping cream and cream waste, promising prompt service to a growing list of satisfied customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crean Duslages
Duslages
Taxlle Long
Frank Mondell hailed for work in Fremont County and Wyoming
Praises Hon. Frank W Mondell for long service in Congress and for backing Fremont County projects. Highlights his role as Floor Leader, efforts to improve highways including the Grant Highway system, funding for the Shoshoni Indian Reservation road, and securing federal support for water rights and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W Mondell
Ohrnational Congres
Home of Representatives
Congress
Tom Reid
Ov Czar
Mr. Mondell
Ecolleagues
Mondell
Divius
National Congress
Monsuer
Feouk W. Moniell
Fremont County
Washington
Yallowstone Park
Foresta
Buffalo Fork
National Department of Agriculture
Highway Commission
Rhowhead
Chicago
Omaoles
Frmmont County
Moneta
Ghorhoni
Riverton
Arpshor
Hudnor
William Tive
Interior
Secretary of the Interior
State Highway Commission
Shoshovi Indian Reservation
Fremont
County
Een
Mo'ell
Wyoming
Tridion
Ward
Tane Roads
Robinson Crusoe’s Ad Venture and Persistent Advertising
A fragmented narrative portrays Robinson Crusoe as a successful advertiser who relentlessly refined his ad strategy on a lonely island with Friday. The tale credits sustained, incremental advertising efforts for eventual gains, arguing that patience and repeated trials beat passive waiting.
New York Polige Equipment Float Launched
A float of seventy two may ware and half a dozen pulloenen was launched by the potentievertment to check crime wire. The fleet will join in narrow day and alts. Washington dispatch notes troops to return to the Anto nates by July 1, with all American forces on the Michew deemed to loyly Bueroiary of War Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Potentievertment
Norrow
Antonates
Michew
Miners Case Before Supreme Court Examined in Washington
A labor dispute involving the Coronda Coal Company and six affiliated United Mine Workers of America groups is set for Supreme Court review in Washington. The 1917 Fort Smith Arkansas jury awarded 750000 for property destroyed in a 1914 Hartford Valley lockout, with appeals focusing on unincorporated miners and whether coal mining is interstate commerce. The case tests federal court power and the reach of the Sherman Antitrust Act in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okin
Iabor
Coronda Coal Company
Aix
United Mine Workers of America
Supreme Court
Washington
United States Court
Fort Smith
Ark
Hartford Valley
Hobastain County
United States Court of Appeals
Cor Street
Kansan
DeMolay Lovation Day Observed by Weshakle Chapter
The Weshakle Chapter of DeMolay held Lovation Day services yesterday morning at a Baptist church. Harold Allangye governed as Councillor with Master Councillor Laray Crefts delivering remarks on the history of the brotherhood and the order’s duties. A sermon titled Paying the Meat of Menor was given by King as part of the observance with prayers led by Lee Dradetrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshakle
Organization of DeMolay
Warlowe
Lee Dradetrest
Under and Paolins
Harold Allangye
Dn Thi Weet
Laray Crefts
DoMolay
Bgt
Adeatien
Menor
Dodge Left Prison Today Seeks Quiet life After Speeding Sentence
Detroit report states John Diva Dodge, once holding one and a half million dollars, completed a five day sentence for auto speeding and walked from the house of correction with eight dollars. He evaded photographers by slipping out the back door and escaped in a car, leaving a sterling silver corkscrew behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Diva Dodge
Hous of Correction
Bandits Rob Theatre Office in Downtown Los Angeles
Two masked men entered the California Theatre office in downtown Los Angeles last night and robbed the engagement of the day’s receipts, estimated between ten and twelve thousand dollars, according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California Theatre
Tex Rickard on Trial for Assault Charge Opens in New York
The trial of boxing promoter Tex Rickard for criminal assault on 15 year old Sarah Lehnenfeld began in a crowded New York courtroom. Rickard said he was anxious to proceed quickly so the case would end soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New York
Tex Rickard
Sarah Lehnenfeld
Hanile
Richard Ald
Girl Mistakes Gasoline For Heroic Fire Incident
In Denver on March 20, 14 year old Carrie Van Ralt tried to start a fire by mistaking gasoline for her own. The resulting explosion caused near-ruin to the hours, but the girl was not badly burned though she may die. In Washington on the same date, contracts for home construction were reported as rising in the latest three months by the Division of Building and Housing of the Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Denver
Itseling
Herowne
Carrie van Raalt
Shy
Wrens
Washington
Division of Building and Housing
Department of Commerce
Liquor Ring Exposed in Miami Under Prohibition Era
A bootlegging ring operating in Miami backed by several bankers as trustees for funds was uncovered. The intricate scheme involved large areas being financed through borrowings and trust arrangements, disclosed in a report to Prohibition Commissioner Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miama
Fla
Mimi Bankers
Fumle
Prohibition
Gomblelongr Haynes
Robbers Hold Up Chicago Pawnshop for Jewelry Heist
Chicago police report a daring March 20 robbery at a pawnshop. The bandits entered wearing disguises and departing with jewelry valued around 25 000 dollars. Marcus Nerhman, the shop owner, is cooperating with investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ite
Marcus Nelrman
Wheat Growers to Start Operations by May First
Chicago March 20 With sixty million bushels under contract on a 100 percent pooling basis the American Wheat Growers corporation formed earlier this month expects to begin operations by May 1. W Lansdon of Salina Kansas reports plans will be sent to state unit reps for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
American Wheat Growers Corporation
W. ©. Lansdon
Salina
Kaa
Aliens Extended Stay After Temporary Permits In US
About 2,600 aliens admitted under temporary permits, due to expire March 23, have received an indefinite extension of stay. Commissioner General Husband of the Immigration Bureau announced the extension. In a separate note from Odesba, a frontier marriage is described as a new form of commerce in Russia with women paying foreigners who hold passports to pass freely into Poland, Romania, Germany, or other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
United States
General Husband
Tomigration Bureau
Usy Associated Press
Odesba
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Germany
Supreme Court Reverses Tax Question on Homestead Law
The Supreme Court reversed a United States district court ruling in Arizona in a case by William Irwin for South River Reclamation project homesteaders. The issue was whether Public Laws under homestead statutes may be taxed by the state where the land lies before the homestead title is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
United Staive District Court For
Arizona
Wiliam Irwin
South River
Treaty debate grips session in Washington
In Washington on March 20 the four power Manie treaty dominated the radio and legislative chatter. The debate centered on granting the right of way to the deportation bill as city officials anticipate the session's open agenda and broader discussion on the treaty's implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassington
Marelig Women Plead Guilty Before Dane County Judge
In Jaythburg Kansas Marelig Women of the Kausia von fella pleaded guilty to unlawful near assembly before the local judge. The case followed the arrival of a troupe and related protest activity ending last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaythburg
Kans
Marelig
Kausia von Fella
Tlyeberil
Non-sensical OCR item about a court case
An unclear prosecution attempt during a court session led to four rooms of court being used. The text is garbled and names are unreadable, offering no verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Prancisco
Maroh W
Telane Patty Arbuckle
For Sale 1910 Ford in Good Condition
Auction note lists a 1910 Ford for sale in fair to good condition with some body wear and possible details about wheels and tires. Contact information appears garbled but indicates a phone or address for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bytaiopal
Jobn Hobeste
Delating
Migmeneta
Harding
Onge
Raners
Frank Mondell
Fremont CO
Orvsob
Robinson Crome
Islami
Briday
Crusoe
Polige
Dy Associated Press
Choe
Qupreme
Associated Prom
Bay ‘Tik
Dodge
Asociated Press
Tex Rickard Io
Associated Bres
EL Paso
Louie Bronteel
Lain & Wewk
Mwenver
Alva A. Swain
Eas
Harry K. Goodheart
Kiwanis Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!