25 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
1
Testimony on the witness stand centers on exonerating Virginia Rappetoneuil and details of the fatal injuries to Arbuckle’s daughter. Attorneys describe the first physician’s delayed attention and questions about the defendant’s conduct and motives. The testimony aims to clarify the events surrounding the fatal incident and the involved parties.
Tolay November 25 Chew Prince Hipotuta designated regent of Japan designations crown prince Hirohito as regent amid reports of Emperor Yoshihito’s illness and breakdown. Rumors of his death circulated in Tokyo last month. household officials cited he was not expected to recover.
Market report notes oils stock rise with investments and speculative demand causing bonds to move higher. Liberty bonds hit a new yearly high as traders noted a 6 percent open week. Fragmented text includes a stray baking instruction about mixing ashes and plaster.
At the Washington conference on Pacific and Far Eastern affairs the Chinese delegation urged ending the extraterritorial system that allows foreign courts to try their nationals in China. Delegates from nine powers considered the issue, with cautious support for prompt abolition but doubts about immediate effect. A subcommittee led by Senator Lod was authorized to draft a concrete resolution.
November 25 New Orleans faced a citywide strike with estimates between 12 000 and 15 900 workers walking out in solidarity with screw men. About 70 ships remained in port awaiting loading as the industrial stoppage halted port activity.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Casimer Fadale, arrested days earlier by U S Marine guards on a Baltimore and Ohio line, discharged at federal request after authorities found no robbery intent. He said to have been merely beating his way home. On leaving the station he was met by George Clines who claimed to have ridden the same train and crawled under a porch and clung to the rods as the guard fired.
In New York a large crowd of cripples in wheelchairs crutches and cars gathered at the Hospital for Joint Diseases to seek Dr Adolph Lorenz famed Austrian surgeon. The hospital called on extra staff to manage the overwhelming turnout as patients waited before dawn for the first day of his clinics for deformed individuals.
London November 26 Prime Minister Lloyd George and Premier Craig of Ulster met in conference. Officials indicate the talks mark a final stage in the Irish negotiations and point to an agreement drawn up by the two premiers.
West Conshohocken Pennsylvania November 2 An aged father’s illness draws three Guthrie brothers back together after decades apart George Guthrie of West Conshohocken Samuel Guthrie of Gulph Mills and Benjamin Guthrie of Leipsic Delaware reunite. Forty four years pass since Samuel and Benjamin last met and over thirty since George and Benjamin spoke. Born in Delaware the siblings were separated after their mother died and placed in care. The father’s illness prompts Benjamin to travel north and the trio reunites.
Federal Judge George A Carpenter issued a temporary restraining order against the City of Chicago and the Transit Commission preventing enforcement of the commission's order to reduce street car fares from eight cents to five cents. The order was to take effect at midnight. Judges Carpenter and Baker of Chicago and Cer of Milwaukee will hear the case on its merits December 20. the commission's fare reduction followed weeks of hearings.
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