Carman Jury Fails to Agree on Verdict
In Mineola, the Carman case ends without a verdict after fourteen minutes of deliberation. Attorneys announce bail will be furnished for release at once if the court consents, as ten jurors favor acquittal and two favor murder in the first degree. trial appears unlikely to proceed again. District Attorney Lewis Joe Smith commented on the situation.
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Fragmentary OCR News Item About Court and Notices
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British Army Chief Sir Charles Wylde Dead in London
Sir Charles Wylde, chief of staff of the British armed forces and a top member of the army council, has died in London. Reports say his death alters senior military leadership during tense global debates on Germany and Canada policy.
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Partial rate victory noted on roads and apple trade
Maines and Chet tie as Judge Henderson indicates Interstate Commerce Commission will deny the broad rate hike for the Tapcaads while approving some rises for the central association. Clifford Hore and western shippers gain support. case involves apple growers seeking lower southeastern northwest and southern rates to boost market access for 000,000 bushels annually. A conference at the Capitol influenced the outcome. In New Orleans, 100 borers and milcar ship to Bordeaux aboard the Angelo Gallvan.
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Return of Capital to Paris Dominates War Dispatch
The report notes an early government return to Paris is being seriously considered. Despite heavy reinforcements, German efforts to pierce Allied lines persist, undermining confidence. Night and day bombardments along the Yser cause big losses as dikes fail and retreating German troops attempt to regroup in the Belgian theater.
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Belgians Hold Line Near Dixmude Delays German Advance
A Times dispatch from northern France recalls how Belgian forces halted two German corps near Dixmude, buying time for retreat from Antwerpt. The maneuver at Mullem in West Flanders, twelve miles southwest of Ghent, sacrificed a small force to cover the main army's passage, and the action is credited with saving the Belgian army and its allies.
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Battlefield Motor Cars Loom Over Belgian Front
London dispatch describes Belgian tour in Dixmude by M. De Broqueville's son noting the car's central role in WWI warfare. Roads to the front were crowded with endlessly rolling cars. The firing line showed terriffic shelling driving soldiers and French marines from dugouts while peasants fled as shells doomed cellars.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements Stir Batherville Testimony
A Ratherville resident Mrs. B Strong proclaims Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble and back pains. She urges readers to trust the testimonial and notes she has no current need for the remedy yet endorses its value. Foster Milburn Co. sells Doan's at 50c. Also notices plead for town help, including a stray red heifer near Motherville and a Job ad seeking a homework helper in Fatherville.
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We Simply Ask the Men to Stay Sober
A brief note on factory rules urging workers to remain sober after work. The speaker emphasizes personal choice and argues against prohibiting visits to saloons, stating that forbidding such behavior would justify workers leaving the employer.
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