Trial of Arbuckle Ends With Jury Deadlock
A jury cannot vindicate Arbuckle as the trial ends in disagreement. The author calls the episode a moral blemish on public entertainment and condemns the parties involved, urging higher standards and questioning the impact on American society.
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American Legion Leads Educational Week Across Schools
The American Legion promotes an American Educational Week with talks in city schools by Legion representatives and club luncheons centered on the theme. It urges reverence for sacrifices that built free institutions, warning that a people may forget the cost of their liberties and urging continued emphasis by the Legion.
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Wilson and Tumulty Rally to Neutrality Claim in Liquor Fight
The piece argues President Wilson was not neutral in the liquor conflict, portraying him as a key ally of organized liquor interests. It describes Tumulty directing the president and asserts Wilson supported wets from New Jersey politics to the federal stage.
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Yesterday's in Ohio a mosaic of births and recalls
A jumbled, era spanning list notes notable birthdays and events. Highlights include General George A Custer born in New Rumley, notable figures Waren Keifer and James A Garfield, and references to historic moments in 1845 1875 and 1876. The piece mixs biographical dates and antiquated names.
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Opening-of-conventions Across Cities Sparks Political Push
A rush of conventions and meetings unfolds across Ware, Pot, and nearby cities as campaigns and planning gather pace. Governors, engineers, and industry groups including the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers and the International Highway Association convene today to address policy, infrastructure, and national priorities.
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Komical Telegrams and Local Lore Mix in Odd Chronicle
A jumble of humorous and odd items from the era, listing a jury verdict 10 to 2 in an Arbuckle acquittal, a New York Exchange seat selling for 15 000, and various cheeky notices about theater figures, local boasts, and quips about politicians. The piece threads through playful anecdotes, car talk, and stray gossip with names and places from Ohio and beyond.
ABE MARTIN Nothin sets a bachelor mood at home visit
ABE MARTIN Nothin headlines a bachelor scene as he passes a home and sniffs a rich fragrance of wheat and sausage. Miss Pawn Tippiicut captivates the Childs Welfare group during a late month gathering. Mother, Dear Mother, Come Home is sung.
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Ten Years Ago Prank Schultz and Party Travel
A garbled notice recalls Prank Schultz a former Flyra nan killed during a beasy with a NOY train and a Holy Trip guest of De OOT Mo ostroi. It mentions heavy snow, discomfort to citizens, park board members and a payroll strike, with unclear names and events.
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Briand Questions Prohibition Effect as Water Like Burgundy
Briand says American Prohibition not as harsh as expected. He notes conditions differ from his guess and jokes about drinking water tasting like Burgundy, recalling earlier impressions of Bordeaux. He implies imagination may color perception of the dry law.
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Briand
Hen Eggs Always Laid Blunt End Foremost
Report notes that hens predominantly lay eggs with the blunt end facing forward. The observation discusses egg orientation and possible explanations in avian biology. No additional data or dates accompany the brief note.
Spaniel Name Tied to Spain in Breed Heritage
A spaniel breed trace traces back to Spain where the original type is believed to have originated. The note highlights historical links between the breed and Spanish dogs, underscoring long-standing lineage.
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Deaths in England Include Infants Under One Year
Ten per cent of deaths in England are of infants under one year old, a statistic noted in health data. The figure underscores child mortality concerns and the impact on national mortality patterns, with implications for public health priorities and infant care strategies.
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