Arbuckle Jury Disagrees in Manslaughter Case
Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial jury dissents 10 to 2 in favor of acquittal. Juror Helen Hubbard reports intimidation attempts by a man claiming to influence her vote via threat to her husband. District attorney to present matter to grand jury. federal liquor transport, perjury cases also set for hearing.
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Protis
San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Helen M. Hubbard
Virginia Rappo
Arbuckle
Hubbard
U'Ren
St. Francis
Minnie Neighbors
Los Angeles
Entente Draft Delays Naval Tonnage Decision
Washington reports a quadruple entente among United States Great Britain Japan France is under consideration. The delay in Japan's stance on naval tonnage may reflect linking warship limits to broader policy. France's role and regional impact are under discussion.
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Axapelofod Press
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Europe
Far East
Ruth Forfeits World Series Profits and Suspension
Babe Ruth’s share of the 1921 world series profits amounting to 3362 dollars was forfeited and he was suspended until May 20, 1922 by Commissioner Landis for taking part in a post season barnstorming tour. Ruth may seek reinstatement on May 31 or within ten days after. Teammates Viercy, a pitcher, and Bob Meusel, a right fielder, who joined the tour, received the same suspensions.
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Bunnett
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ruth
K. M. Landis
New York Yankee
Roth
Itl Viercy
Bob Meusel
Henry J Davies Dies at 62 in Cleveland
Henry J Davies 62 longtime secretary treasurer of the Cleve and Railway Co died today after a year of failing health. He first joined the local street car system as private secretary to the late Mayor Tom L Johnson and later renewed his interest in that field.
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Henry J. Davies
Cleveland
Cleve and Railway Co
Davies
Tom L. Johnson
Six Drowned When Auto Goes In Ditch
Six people including two men two women and two babies perished when their car plunged from an embankment into the Erie Canal near Waterville eight miles from Toledo. The overturned vehicle and bodies were found by farmer Will Ispuy. None were identified.
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Associated Press
Toledo
River Rd
Waterville
Erie Canal
Will Ispuy
Harding Will Give Message In Person Tomorrow
President Tarding informed congressional leaders that he will deliver the annual message in person at 12 30 and has canceled most engagements to focus on writing it. Indications point to emphasis on permanent tariff legislation. Akron council weighs funds for a city dental clinic in public schools.
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Hanner
Washington
Tarding
Akron—City Council
Ireland British peace talks break down
Dublin reports say Irish peace negotiations have collapsed and Dail Eireann delegates will return to Ireland soon. The truce remains in effect with no immediate hostilities, as Sinn Fein rejects allegiance to the king and Britain insists as a precondition. Both sides expect renewed fighting despite the pause.
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London
Iriah
Dall Eireann
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Commonwealth of Free Nations
Sinn Weln
Former Emperor Wil Ham to Marry Again, Zwoolfenblatt Reports
Berlin dispatch says former Emperor Wil Ham will wed again the widow of a high officer from Dangig killed in the war. The Zwoolfenblatt cites a trusted source. Meanwhile Ralph EB Nordhart resigns as sealer of weights and measures, succeeded by Cart Schindler.
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Berlin
Zwoolfenblatt
Wil Ham
Dangig
Congress Opens 67th Session with Hope of Long Term
The 67th Congress convened in Washington at noon for its first regular session. Ten days since the adjournment of the extra session had elapsed, and observers predicted the new session would extend well into next summer.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Washington
67Th Congress
Morse boards liner for home from Havre
Charles W Morse boarded the liner Paris at Havre for his return to New York after Attorney General Dougherty requested his voyage. Other passengers were kept ashore until 6 pm.
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Associated Presa
Rannert Havre
France
Charles W. Morse
United States
Paris
Daugher
New York
Jilted suitor kills man and shoots woman in Dayton
Dayton report says John Rike, 40, biker, was shot dead while Eva Dilg, 2, was wounded, likely fatally, as Harry Smith sought out Miss Dilg. Witness Mrs. Mary A. Jackson, Dilg’s mother, described the event after Smith returned armed to confront her.
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Associated
the Banner
Dayton
John Rike
Eva Dig
Harry Smith
Mary A. Jackson
Miss Dilg
Smith
Rike
Train Collision Kills 12 Near Philadelphia
A wreck on the Philadelphia and Reading line between Woodmont and Paper Mill stations 16 miles from Philadelphia killed about 12 people and injured many others. A snowstorm cut wire service, and initial reports said some victims burned as the wreckage caught fire. Most victims were commuters on the Newton branch.
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Philadelphia
Newton
Philadelphia & Reading
Woodmont
Paper Mill
Massive Knox county booze raid nets two stills in Liberty Township
Knox county officers seized two complete stills three barrels of mash a trunk full of moonshine and several kegs of alcohol in Liberty Township near Green Valley church. Five men Alfred Smith Harold Snyder Frank Ballard Joseph Ballard and Paris Ballard were arrested and jailed. Authorities traced Smith and Snyder from Ashland to Knox and learned the Ballards were selling liquor locally. A second raid at the Ballard home uncovered a copper boiler a trunk of moonshine and six quarts of liquor. Ballard and Snyder pleaded guilty to unlawful possession with fines of 2000 each plus costs and jail time. a works-house contract was sought for the county.
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Green Valley Church
Knox_County
Frank Ballard
Snyder
Duke
Knox County
Liberty Township
Alsdorf
Alfred Smith
Harold Snyder
Joseph Ballard
Paris Ballard
Tip
Sherif Lytle
Ashbaugh
Smith
Mt. Vernon
Ashland County
Green Valley Road
Ballards
Smith and
Purcell
Sensor
French
Ashbargh
Smith-Snyder
Ballard
Frank Balllard
Pallard
Cers
Sherif Lythe
Kentucky
South
Smith and Snyder
Jounty
George Smith
Mansfield
Workhouse
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