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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
13
Tecce Ibbetty Arbuckle, film comedian, is acquitted after three manslaughter trials over Virginia Rappe's death. Jury says no case. Arbuckle hints at a comeback, while supporters claim no justice done.
Newport reports comedian Roscoe Arbuckle acquitted after a lengthy court case. Adolph Zukor announces a new Arbuckle comedy will be released after a 30 day public opinion test by Paramount’s Playhouse, aiming to gauge audience reception amid the verdict.
Funeral services held for Mare in Freeberthyger aged 8, the final member of a Swiss bell ringers family that traveled the country with a theatrical troupe. The Freeberthgeer family arrived from Switzerland in 148 and once entertained Frederick William II of Prussia. They lived in Dibque Iowa and Tealan played for President Martin Van Buren in New York. The ad notes painting as cheaper than not painting with Ziegler and Ziegler Crockett 3177.
Montreal April 15 counsel for Mrs Anne Stillman in the divorce suit filed by James A Stillman a New York banker concluded the calling of Canadian witnesses to testify in her behalf Four women witnesses testified of a bribe attempt by a Canadian attorney representing Stillman naming Wedned By four women witnesses the offer included pretty clothes and money to travel to New York to testify The witnesses overheard the lawyer offer and one woman said she had not seen Mrs Stillman or the respondent Mrs Tina Wilton Chenille Mary Wilson and Esther Br Cst corroborated the overheard talk Louis Beauvais the father of...
Witnesses describe claims that Lafontaine spoke of money to influence testimony against Mrs. Stiltmay. Lown Blackburn and Beauvais report knowledge of no charges Tuesday and the day before. Cafontaine reportedly offered sums to persuade witnesses along the St. Maurice wall.
Former Missouri county judge Lachem of siesippi county received months in jail after a jury found him guilty of selling whiskey. The report mentions a cemetery, a Lampasas hotel manager death, and notable local figures, including Charles W. Osborn, manager of a Lampasas hotel who died after years as a prominent citizen.
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