Arbuckle to be formally charged with murder
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle faces a first degree murder charge over the death of Virginia Rappe after a hotel party. Police and District Attorney Brady say evidence points to assault and fatal internal injuries, with Arbuckle held and awaiting grand jury action. Autopsy reports note multiple bruises and a coroner’s inquest set for next Thursday.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fates
Virginia Rappe
Misa Rappe
Arbuckley
Matthew Brady
Virgil Rappe
Rosce
Fatty” Arbuckle
Iust Mane
Mise
Bradystatement
Miss Rappe
Shelby P. Strange
Arbuckle Film Withdrawn Amid Rappe Case Controversy
Medford Massachusetts reports Mayor Haines ordered all motion picture houses to stop showing Fatty Arbuckle films after the San Francisco death of Virginia Rappe. One theater in the city pulled an Arbuckle picture this morning pending court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
Hainesaa
All Motion Acture
Koaoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Spanish Offensive Begun in Melilla
The Associated Press reports the Spartak offensive against rebellious Moorish tribesmen in the Melilla area began at dawn this morning. Official communique notes measures to curb false reports and ensure effectiveness throughout the operation duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melilla
Madrid
Associated Press
Spartak
Malilla
Officie
Blizzard Rages Across Cape Town Area in Severe Storm
London dispatch reports the worst blizzard in years battering the Cape Town region for several days. Strong winds and heavy snowfall disrupted transport and daily life as authorities issued warnings and residents braced for continued cold and outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cpe
Raal
Cape
Cape Town
Two Killed at Crossing in New York City Area
At a grade crossing near Webber Street two people were killed when a New York Central express train struck their automobile. The accident occurred as a truck stopped on the track, with witnesses reporting the car was struck as it attempted to cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astemsbile
Essormi
Fuffain
Webber
New York Central
Bitter Civil War Feared Over Ulster Parliament Proposals
Hugh ONeill, speaker of the Ulster Parliament, warned at Ballymena that reducing the parliament’s powers amid talks between British ministers and Sinn Fein could trigger a bitter civil war in Ireland. He said the conflict would divide north and south Ireland and could draw Britain, the empire, the United States, and colonies into a global confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Prows
Hugh O'Neill
Ballymena
County Antrim
Sinn Fei
Ireland
Llloyd George
Dependencies
Great Britain
Irish Courier Goes to Inverness in Irish Peace Talks
Dublin reports a Dail Eireann courier left for Inverness Scotland where Lloyd George has headquarters. Robert C Barton the official Dail courier from the last note exchange did not make the trip this time. The move fuels belief he may be among plenipotentiaries for proposed peace negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Inverness
Scotland
Lloyd George
Robert C. Barton
Dali
Llnyd George
Dwil Eireann
Bandholtz Leaves West Virginia Coal Fields for Washington
Brigadier General Ji. H. Bandholtz who commanded troops in southern West Virginia coal fields where clusters of armed clashes occurred on the border of Logan and Boone counties departed today for headquarters in Washington. The 6th, 40th and 41st regiments remain in the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Ji. H. Bandholtz
West Virginia
Logan
Boone Counties
Washington
Wth
American troops back from Germany arrive in New York
Four hundred twenty seven soldiers formerly with the American army of occupation in Germany arrived in the transport Cantigny from Antwerp and were sent to Fort Slocum. The Cantigny also brought the bodies of 1,100 soldiers who died in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suspect Murder Theory In Fitzpatrick Case
New York authorities today stated that Frank Fitzpatrick head of the federal narcotic squad may have killed himself after a raid on the steamship Alexanderlat Pridey. Investigators believe he stepped into a washroom on deck and fired two bullets into his heart. Autopsy ruled death by self-inflicted wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank 3. Fitzpatrick
United States
R. J. Collins
Brooklys
Fitzparick
Lindsay Swift Dies at Cambridge Editor of Boston Public Library
Lindsay Swift, author and editor of Boston Public Library publications, died of heart failure at his Cambridge home last night. He was born in Boston six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linday Swift
Cambridge
Mass
Maas
Boston Public
Lbtary Publications
Boston
Probable Niagara Falls Tragedy Reported
Body of a Black woman found in Niagara River near Niagara Falls New York dated September 12. Authorities recovered the body from the river mouth and believe she may have passed over the falls. Local details indicate a possible accidental death or misfortune with limited identification available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigara Falls
Niagara Palk
N. Y
Niagers River
I Town
No More Dead in Texas Flood Prompts Ongoing Search
San Antonio dispatch notes debris and damaged property as rehabilitation work continues. Business activity returns to near normal in inundated districts while cleaning persists and authorities tally the dead and wounded. the search for additional bodies continues through morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Relief funds pledged as San Antonio seeks flood aid
San Antonio residents subscribed 174 thousand dollars toward a 25 thousand goal to aid those who lost possessions in Saturday morning’s torrent that swept the city’s lower section. Chamber of Commerce manager B. Yandell estimated property damage at over 8 million. Death toll was uncertain with reports up to 100 dead and 47 bodies recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
B. Yandell
Chamber of Commerce
Government After That Pot of Gold
Washington reports the alien property custodian intends to file a complaint against Mrs. Bergdoll for delivery of all property Grover Cleveland Bergdoll held, including gold coins seized from the treasury, as part of enforcing the Trading with the Enemy Act. Action aims to compel compliance after extended delays and involves Philadelphia federal court and state district attorney support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Omas W. Wilder
Miamma C. Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergsull
Treasury
Federal District Court
Philadelphia
Miller
Coolidge Boys to enter Corsburg Academy in Merrersborg
The Coolidge family sent their sons John and Calvin Jr to Warhing to enter Corsburg Academy at Merrersborg. They left Northampton yesterday and were pleased the trunk shipped ahead matched the one used by their father when he left Plymouth Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Witons
John
Calin
Northampton
Corsburg Academy
Merrersborg
Pliymenth
Soviet authorities battle White Russia rebels in insurrection
Dispatch reports Soviet forces clash with White Russia rebels amid an insurrection crackdown. Authorities employ all available means as fighting spreads, with widespread executions feared and many separatist actions ongoing through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Honorary President of League of Nations in Switzerlan
An honorary president of the League of Nations was announced yesterday, with a ceremonial tribute to the legacy of the interwar body. The event highlighted ongoing efforts to promote international cooperation and peace through diplomatic channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leager of Nations Fee Restar
Switseriant
Beague of Nations O-Tay
Flames Shoot High In Air At Halifax Refinery Blast
Halifax on September 12 was shaken by five blasts at Imperial Oil’s Dartmouth refinery on the east side of Halifax harbor. The explosions triggered widespread evacuation as fires burned, but officials said there were no immediate deaths or serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Imperial Oil Company
Dartmouth
Halifax Harbor
Imperial Plant
Thartmouth
Woodside
En Pe Wage
Reine
Hali
Citadel Hill
Ettinger
Kiworda
Victorit
Wil
Mlle Lenglen May Not Play Again
New York dispatch says Suzanne Lenglen may not resume tennis after illness sidelined her at the Cream City Athletic club yesterday. An exhibition doubles match was halted and a return to France seems unlikely unless Mrs Mallory can be met again. Jeannie, French federation vice president, says Lenglen’s health may prevent her from future high level play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hat Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Ty Hy
Creamt Athletic Club
Mra Sen Jjuretedt
Philadelphia
Jeannie
Milo
Constitution Day Praise From President Harding
President Harding lauds the constitutional observance and urges unity as Constitution Day nears September 17. He commends the government’s handling of crises and highlights resilience of the system while urging reflection on progress and future challenges.
Spring Wheat in Addison County
Wakefield Massachusetts reports poor crops across New England due to bad weather. Spring wheat crops in Addison County Vermont show reduced yields from wartime highs, with overall grain and produce prospects lower than average. Harvests began mid September, with potatoes and corn showing mixed results amid drought and heat.
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Wakefield
Mass
Ve A
Sundem
New England
Avonstook Coursey
Maine
Sanders
Nine
Connecticut
Hhede Island
Eounty
Addison Uunty
Vermont
Milne
New Hampshire
Vertint
Cheaters Pa Bridge Collapse Leaves 24 Dead
City officials and residents in Cheaters Pa. mourn a fatal bridge collapse on Third street and the Chester river. Twenty four people died Saturday night as investigators probe structural failure and blame a compromised, poorly maintained span. County commissioners announce inquiries while police gather details for the administration. County engineer and board member Thomas J. Frey admit the collapse stemmed from weight on a deteriorated section despite prior inspections. Officials say the bridge had been condemned years earlier and critical bolts appeared unable to bear stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Chcester River
Thomas J. Frery
Board of
Comicstoners
Ten
Het Drvenport
Spiker Rortance Goes On Rocks in Court Remand
The case involves Spiker and Emily J Rien as they seek to marry in the United States. The couple, described as a war bride and her accompanying partner, were removed to Fall River Massachusetts after a long travel period. Court records show a five week separation amid unclear travel statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltinvare
Fiona Remand
Terhey
Spiker
Emily J. Rien
Emily Knowles Spiker
Gay S Spiker
Fall River
Maes
Loco
German mark slides as market trend shifts in Sept
Lamtog notes the German mark weakening further amid a new trend in currency markets. The mark opened about 600 cents for 1, signaling continued depreciation from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamtog
York
Belfast Report on Irish Republican Party Split
Belfast dispatch reports a factional split within the Irish Republican movement amid tensions in Waterford. The article notes public statements by leaders, with references to Irish identity and ongoing political assurances for a united stance.
Fragmentary OCR note on an event dated in March
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person family and an event in March with damaged text distorting names and details. The readable portions reference a date in March and a local context but lack clear subjects, actions, or outcomes.
Single Handed Killer Charged With Double Murders
Chicago authorities scrutinize two confessions by Harvey W. Church in the Bernard J. Daugherty and Carl Ausmus case. One says he acted alone. another claims accomplices. Two arrests latest, as parents and former associates face questioning after Church’s lengthy interrogations and return from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bernard J. Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Harvey W. Church
Church
A Dover
Whureh
Adame
Wis
Daugherty
Ausmus
Ajenos
Austine
Junge
Des Plaines
Win
Petur Hofman
Poe
All Confessien
Dishonest Steamship Agents Blamed by President
President Harding blames dishonest steamship agents for immigrant hardships under new laws in a public letter to Representative Jeane Siegel of New York. He says agents admit children to the country while parents are barred, and urges executive intervention to enforce immigration rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Jeane Riegel
Siegel
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Lagenta
Mag
Giarding
Light Vote in Maine Referendums Draws Sparse Turnout
The Sept 12 vote in Maine saw low turnout for three proposed constitutional amendments after a light election day. Voters in Portland and surrounding areas largely stayed away, with focus on a private manager charter reform and a shift of power to appointed city boards, amid broad indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Maine
Hanger
Portland
Plainfield Mre Selle Selleon and the Tests of Time
A garbled note reports on Plainfield related activity involving a person named Selle Selleon and references to past events and a teaching context. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a medical or educational setting and ongoing patient or student care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Selle Selleon
Wien
Wood Ducks Protected Warn Hunters in Fall Season
Major Harold P. Sheldon state fair and game commissioner cautions hunters to avoid shooting wood ducks this fall. Protected under the federal migratory bird act until Sept 16 1932, the birds have surged in numbers and are especially abundant in marshes and ponds. A federal fine of 500 per bird is warned. season openings may shift with dry weather and could begin Oct 1. A mounted ring necked pheasant gifted to the commissioner by William Morin reflects New York birds being raised in Vermont next year by university and state departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Sheldon
State Fair and Game
Major Sheldon
Sheldon
William Morin
New York State
Vermont
Cornell University
Garage and Auto Burn at Graniteville Home
Fire destroyed a garage and Ford touring car owned by John Sullivan of Graniteville early yesterday. About 1,000 in damage reported as the blaze, of unknown origin, broke out around 4 40 a m. Sullivan and his mother tried to save the car but flames and smoke were too intense. Furniture and clothing in the structure were lost. Sullivan had no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Graniteville
Dout
Welock
Sullivan
More Gains in School As Enrollment Reaches 2228
The first assembly of the year opened with speeches and a crowd of about fifty in the gallery. Enrollment today reached 962, with freshmen making up a large portion and Miss Alice Bartlett leading as a senior. The teacher training course added 18 new students, and overall high school enrollment rose by 20 in the past week. Grades total now 173, bringing the public schools to 2228.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Sis
Alice Bartett
Policeman Names Plea After Brown Avenue Raid
Chief of PoliceJames W Su amt Officer John Murley raided the home of Bartolomeo Roncoronni on Brown avenue Saturday and seized no barrels of wine. Roncoronni pled not guilty to charge of keeping liquor when arraigned before Judge Elwin L Scott this morning and was released on $600 bail for a hearing at a later date. Tail was provided by Angelo Scampini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W
Debate in Geneva Sees Goal Set for Court Judges Vote
Geneva crowd focuses on the League of Nations assembly agenda as delegates discuss the secretariat report on progress toward the evanched reforms. Ten speakers including Senator Gimeno of Spain are slated to address the session before Wednesday’s vote on judges for the international court. Women's groups in Losgia also plan to meet today amid cross country discussions on the issue.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Assembly of the League At Nations
League
Gimeno
Spain
Women of
Losgia
Polanis Lativrehnit
Haverhill Man Named General Agent Rumor
A rumor in Haverhill says Joseph C. Gusette was chosen general agent for the workers' protective union in the city and the north. Gusette refused to confirm or deny the report. Members of the joint council who would publish any resignation denied the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mase
Thie
Jowrpl C
Gusette
Eher
Pretertive Wien
Goyette
Ahoe
Infant's Wail Saves Family Home From Fire
An infant's cries woke Mr and Mrs Louis Nadeau early this morning near Montpelier, saving their clothes and a few belongings as their house and barn were destroyed by a blaze. The fire, estimated at about 3000 dollars, gutted the back and forced the family to flee with only a handful of items. The property was owned by Genie EK Blive and used as a home for his employee Nadeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nadeau
Montpelier
Toam
Nadean
Genie EK
Bllee
Bline
Sadean
Ode Urlock
Miss Hetierd
Steve
Te Ione
Funeral of Mrs Bolster Held at Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Onliste d Bolster who died Wednesday morning after months of declining health were held at her North Male street home. Many mourners attended from nearby towns. The Universalist church women and Rev J Th Reuthem led the rites. The service included scripture reading, a hymn, and the eulogy. Interment followed in the Elmwood family lot with a large floral tribute display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolster
North
Male Street
Eastounelag
Ladine Union of the Universaliat Church
Universalist
Ire
Quinny
Nena
Prank
Hokeris
Universaliet Church
Barre
Lan
Lawrenee C. Campbell
J. A. Scofield
Provideoor
Bolater
Obituary of Ernest Oltolini from Blackwell street area
The fragmentary notice outlines the death of Ernest Oltolini at age 12 or older, once a wealth holder, with a granite business background and a long inactive period. It notes emigration from Italy in 2 years, marriage in Italy, and survivors including a wife, five children, and siblings in Italy and Orange Node relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Hook
Blackwell Street
Tn Pwr
Italy
Maly
John
Tha
Barre
Lizee
Alee
Talk of the Town at Wont pond and Maverhill notices
Fragmented notices reference social events and buyouts with names such as G Corti Tomasi stores and Maverhill. mentions appreciation of work for Chief Heney and Vireman Charles Ben amid threats. Details are garbled but indicate calls for contacts and attendance at gatherings or sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laat Davon
Priley
G. Corti
Tomasi
Maverhill
Seneimary
Heney
Vireman Charles Benerece
Barry
Million and Halp Seizure in New York Markets
A report from New York notes a seizure of $14,000 in bootleg prices tied to unidentified agents. Officials warn of a wave of illicit activity overspreading fort nights, with predictions of further enforcement actions to come.
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San Francisco County Grand Jury
Hall of Juistice
T. Tin Inveyers
BAR Arbuckle Films
Moore
Ulster
Premier Lloyd George
Gen. Bandholtz
Germany
F. J. Fitzpatrick
Grover Cleveland
Ture
Coolidge
Mercenburg Academy
White Russia
Lenglen
U. S
Constitutional League of America
Ubi
Deerinaie
Addison County
Cail
Chester
Guy Spiker
Periey
Iriah
Waterford
Haiti
Welepean
Ieee of
Mar
Plainfield
John J. Sullivan
Mrs. Louis Nadeau
East Montpelier
Mrs. Bolster
Wrrvestec
Muse
Khl
Richrdsen
Walllittms
Robert
Nellie Richardent
Rellows Falls
Janwnne Richardsin
Charlestown
Aontiekl
Providence
J. Fnardon
Dis Bonen
Py. Manes
Ernest Oltolini
Talk OF
the Town
Sir James Craig
New York City
Mt Bates
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