Prosecution Witness in Arbuckle Case Accused of Perjury
San Francisco dispatch reports district attorney Matthew Brady accusing a key prosecution witness of perjury at the grand jury probe into the Virginia Rappe death. Brady says others influenced by powerful interests may have altered testimony. perjury arrests depend on further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Brady
Miss Zey Provost
San Francisco
Cal
Virginia Rappe
Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle
Matthew Brady
Ceruln WitneAkes
Minskey Provost
Zey Pyyron
Grand Jury
District Attorney's Office
Mint Rapp
Miss Pyyron
Ae Am
Mise Rappe
Mite Alice Blake
Brady Alan
Fatty Good to Relatives Defense of Accused Man
Fragmentary OCR suggests a defense note about a man accused in a case. Mentions a Mrs. Score Arteertle St. Anke and AL Weeke, with unclear relation to Fatty Arteeble. Details are garbled. core claim is protection of a relative by a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arteeble
Score Arteertle St. Anke
AL Weeke
French Sal Dead In Attic With 100000 In Stocks
A woman identified only as French Sal was found dead in a dreary attic in Chicago. She left about $100,000 in stocks hidden in her room and had long aided the poor, while a brother who had built a fortune described her as kind and generous to relatives. Meanwhile Southern California theater owners urged pulling all films featuring D. Arbuckle until charges against him are resolved in the Virginia Rappe case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fresno
Brather
Motion Picture ‘Theatre Owners’ Association of
Southern California
D. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Glenn Murper
Londonderry Prefers Southern Ireland Over Ulster Union
Londonderry officials urged Dublin to align the city with southern Ireland rather than with Northern Ireland. The mayor and delegates argued their business ties and regional links favor the south, as a South Armagh delegation prepares to protest inclusion in the northern parliament. The imperial constituency noted a nationalist victory there against Sinn Fein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Lonedonderry
Northern Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Ulster Parliament
Londonderry
County Donegal
County Donegal, In the Southern Area, Than With the County of Londonderry
South Armagh
Nationaliete
McQuigg Attacks Harding on World War II Bonus Issue
Brigadier General J R McQuigg state commander of the American Legion denounced President Harding Secretary of the Treasury Melon and the U S Chamber of Commerce in an address at the Victory Post Cleveland urging support for adjusted compensation for World War I veterans. He said it unbecomes any president to label as menacing the push to secure a bonus for those who fought to preserve the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harding
Treasury
Molson
United States Chamber of Hommerce
J. R. McQuigz
Amenean Legion
Metigg
Secretary Pull Witnesses Sudden Stampede and Mule Attack
Secretary of the Interior Albert Pull and a party joined a hunt near the Yellow River in Vellowerne when a horse and mule stampede struck. A stray puncher and a coach carried riders as the herd raced, frightening the officials and bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Maat
Albert Pull
Hullele
Mar
Vellowerne
Bureehark
Yeimur
Thomh
Werther
Freeing Four Federal Prisoners on Deportation Conditional
Washington officials considered commuting the sentences of four federal prisoners convicted of war law offenses. Jacob Abrams Samuel Lipman Hyman Lackowaky and Mollie Steimer would be freed only if they departed to Soviet Russia and did not return. If they returned they would face renewed imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jacob Abrams
Samuel Lipman
Hyman Lackowaky
Mollie Steimer
Usree
Atlanta
Jefferson Ae
Russia
Harding Having Playtime at Piping Rock and Mayflower Trip
President Harding and Mrs. Harding traveled from Manhattan to Glen Cove aboard the Mayflower yacht, where residents greeted them at the New York Yacht Club pier. They then went to Piping Rock for a luncheon and a four some golf match, with plans to resume a Long Island golf outing before returning to Washington. Accompanying officials included Mrs. Harding, Merc. Henry Flatcher, Secretary Weeks, and Major Frelinghuysen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Piping Rock
Long Teland
Glen Cove
Dent
Long Island
Washington
Mene
Muang To Be Judge At Court of International Justice
Geneva reports that Muang is predicted to be chosen as a judge on the Court of International Justice by a large majority. The assembly discusses the Secretariat report as principal powers including the United States participate in the process. International dispute coverage notes Bolivian Chilean contention and an Italian delegation expert tasked to assess assembly competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Muang Tee
John Hassett Moore
Court of International Justice
van Karneberk
Willim Wutings
Justees
Council of the Hear
Padre Ie
United States
Siguero Seialia
Bolivia
Chile
Korea
Gate Smith
Ansieatia
Baron Minera Saita
Rome
Washington
American recruits go to fight the Moots in New York
Four hundred recruits travel from New York as American forces prepare to engage in combat. The force movements reflect wartime mobilization and the urgency of early September military actions. Units and specific locations are referenced but details remain incomplete in the fragmentary text.
Two Confessions Tie Three Men to Double Murder Case
Chicago reports two late confessions implicate Harvey W. Church Leon Parks and Clarence Wilder in the Daugherty and Ausmus killings. Parks charges Church planned the crime after luring the victims to Church’s home to steal a 5400 automobile. Bodies were buried in a garage grave and then dumped in the Des Plaines river. Church’s mother collapsed upon hearing the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. J. Daugherty
Carl A. Ausmus
Harvey W. Church
Church
Lateennight
Ace
Leon Pi
Clarence Wilder
Parks
Wilder
Parka
Hedorerick
Daugherty Auvarus
Daugherty
Auemus
Ausmus
Avienus
J Church
Dougherty
Des Plaines
Church al
Ise
Dail Eireann reply to be released soon
Dublin reports that a Dail Eireann reply to Teomiet Laopt regarding a conference proposal at Inverness on September 20 may be issued tonight or possibly deferred to midday tomorrow. Arrangements for tomorrow’s Dail session were completed after Lingd teorga’s letter, and no session occurred earlier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Teomiet Laopt
George
Inverness
Dail Bireann
Lingd Teorgr
Non-Union Workers Planned in Chicago Wage Dispute
Chicago witnesses a push to replace non union workers in a wage dispute as Judge K M taeda acts as arbiter. A rehearing date was expected last week but cannot occur until workers return to their jobs. The Building Trades union debated terms and the movement seeks to finalize arrangements once labor resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
K. M. Taeda
Verday
Cancerlinte
Schooner Towed After Collision Off Highland Light
A tourmasted schooner owned by Jeemie Gi Nepes returned to Norfolk after colliding with a barge off Highland Light. The second of two tows, the barge struck the schooner in darkness Monday morning as a becalmed sea. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Light
Leeton
Sept
Jeemie Gi
Nepes
Norfolk
Sundes
Portland Man Hangs Self in Rooming House
I read a brief summary stating that Thomas H. Knight died by hanging in a Portland Maine lodging location. The record notes the death occurred on September 7 and mentions a bedpost method with minimal further context. The wording is garbled but indicates a suicide in a rented room.
Unclear historic event text in Herne Aires region
Fragmentary report from a local page mentioning names such as Abt pete Vowley and places including Herne Aires. The readable bits reference a September date and a possible event or estimate but details are obscured. Further readable context is required for a precise headline.
Women Voters Test Balance In New York Primaries
New York on September 13 1929 sees women voters taking part in the first major test of their influence in a municipal Republican primary race for mayor. Four candidates Curran LaGuardia Haskell and Bennett vie to challenge Mayor Hylan as Hines contests Tammany Hall in Manhattan borough politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metbr
John P. Hylan
Henry Hi. Curran
Borough of
Manhattan
KF HL LeGnardia
Board of Aldermen
Reuben L. Haskell
Brooklyn
William M. Bennett
New York County
Curran
LaGuardie
Miller
Haskell
Bennett
Hylan
James J. Hines
Tammany Plate
Julia Miller
Hines
Tammany Chieftain
Charles ¥. Murphy
Murphy
Western livestock raisers to benefit from rate cuts
Washington D C Sept 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved reductions proposed by western railroads on cattle hogs and sheep to help western livestock raisers hit by falling prices since July The changes take effect Sept 20 and reduce rates by 20 percent where current rates exceed 50 cents per hundred pounds but not below 60 cents per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wells pleads not guilty to first degree murder charge
Charl A. Wells pleaded not guilty to an in siatment charging murder in the first degree for the shooting of his former wife Mia Eleanor A. Wells and her attorney A Louis Alteneger on a street car in West Roxbury last Friday. No trial time was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charl A. Wells
Hhe
Mia
Eleanor A. Welle
A. Louis Alteneger
West Roxbury
Export Cattle Company Plans Amid US Market Closure
Winnipeg report notes United States Grain Board Limited proposes an anti re company in response to likely US market closure for Canadian cattle. The plan involves a coordinated campaign by a department group and Hutt iv re on & brane, aiming to mobilize western stock business this fall and mirror the Canadian wheat board structure. The fragment suggests collaboration with broader agricultural interests to stabilize Canadian cattle trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
United States
Era’ Limited
Teaver
Neonmnary
Antire
Comdurt Co
Westock
Hutt iv
Bern
Lee
Canadian Wheat Board
Government files answer in W Va injunction case
In Fortinsburg West Virginia United States Harers company of Hanon West Virginia took over harness and drather goods of the United States army during wartime. Two beneficiaries were in government service when the trade occurred. The government seeks injunction proceedings. A declaration of adjustment of contracts was signed by President Harding. Soldiers and others are named in unresolved actions. The court will hear arguments in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfortinsburg
W. Ve
United States Harers Company
Hanon
W. Va
United States Army
Cimeerie
Preement Harding
Foch To Be Gary's Guest in Wartime Plan
Fragmented page notes discuss foreshadowed visits and wartime plans linking Foch and U.S. figures. Mentions include Marshal Veto and American League context as observers. The text is garbled but suggests diplomatic and political maneuvering around Allied leaders and U.S. corporate interests amid wartime tensions.
Fomeons Pearningw Dred omer mrt a mer bbe Remee oe 6 Goeraiged
Fragmented OCR text mentions a date near six. lacks clear entities or event. Readable segments are insufficient to identify people, places, or a concrete incident for a proper card.
Death ends prosecution of Boston executive in larceny case
Melville F. Goodrich, 43, former president of the United Motor Sales Transportation Co of Boston, died in an Omaha hospital after pneumonia struck him while being transported from Los Angeles on a larceny charge. He had been moved to Omaha on Sept 5 and hoped to return to Boston to clear himself of the charges. The company had been petitioned into voluntary bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nob
Melville F. Goodrich
United Motor Sales Transportation Company of
Boston
Los Angeles
Goodrich
Water Main Leak Forces Temporary Pipe Replacement
The East Barre road cement lined pipe has a leak requiring replacement with cast iron. The Orange water main will be shut off for two to three days during connections due to Bolster reservoir low levels. All hose use and leaky fixtures should be fixed now and stone sheds to shut down during the interval. Connection planned by week end, notice to follow. Sydney Lee Rugglem, Supt. Water Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Barre
Orange
Four-Cornered Contest in Congressional Race
New York leaders plan a four cornered fight in the sixth district as candidates from both parties vie for the seat. Democratic hopefuls include Charles TM and a focus on manhood and womanhood in Ormesbury amid textile industry strains. Republican contenders include A Piatt Andrew and Ransom Pingree amid a crowded field with Mrs Harriet Durham and others competing for votes. Women and widows of former representatives are active in mobilization while the vacancy stems from calls to fill the district’s congressional delegation seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Gomqera
American Federation of Labor
Atlanta
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Gompers
Fane Ee Vet Ma
Charles
Charle
Ormesbury
A. Piatt Andrew
Treamaury
Ransom C. Pingree
Andrew
Pingree
Tesentative
A. P. Gardner
Constance G. Minot
Mire
Gardner
Leslie J. Morse
Haverhill
Harriet Durham
Hamilton
Congress Inteal
Wilfred W. Lufkin
Collee
Hasex
Wuwerd Keeex
Abbott
United States Citef
Tooney
Recommendations Made For State Takeover Of Beds
Burlington September 18 a meeting of the trustees of the state tuberculosis hospital wards was held to discuss equipping 20 wards in Barrow county hospital at Barrow for state patients. H W Varnum of Jeffersonville is chairman with Thomas Magner and Dan D Burditt as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ptate
Weee County
Barrow
Hartness
H.W. Varnum
Jeffersonville
Bard
Thomas Magner
Dan D. Burditt
Pittaford
Montpelier Court Delivers Fines in Fire Wagon Case
Police court orders involved party fines and waivers for three Montpelier fire wagon drivers found guilty of short weight. Seminary enrollment rises to about 200 with dorm spaces full. Miss Calista from Skidmore named teacher. Miss Lindsay returns to Toronto. Automobile damage noted on Main Street. no crash occupant in car. A timber mill accident injures a worker. other breaches of peace cited with pending sentences. Nearby San Antonio family visit referenced amid local fete concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Mars
Montpelier Seminary
Calista
Skidmore School
Saratoga, N. Y
Marion K. Lindsay
Martin
Toronto
Ont
Havergal
Hert Msleod
Wrighteville
Heaton Hos Iyok
Heling Tepair
Daniels Mill
Whetah
Laneh
James Dobie
John Gallagher
San Antonio
Tex
Long court term opened in Montpelier with many cases set
September term of Washington county court opened at Montpelier with Judge Sherman Moulton urging lawyers to trim the docket. Many trials listed, including a disease meat case in Barre against Cano, with several witnesses unavailable. Several cases likely to go off the docket tomorrow morning. Divorce and adultery cases noted. four state calendar items and 33 on the docket. Proceedings opened with officials, proclamation, and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montpelier
Sherman 2Uilton
A. Bernardini
Jake Cang
Cano
Barre
H. W. Scott
E.R Davis
Kiva Blakely
Moses Cernwali
Odinnw Herbert
Joseph
John and
Laie Bell
Willian Dudd
Mildred Brewster
Isabella Parker
Jennie Jones
Arthur HB. Pray
MAY SHUT OFF IMMIGRATION PROPOSALS IN TENSION
Secretary Davis warned that attacks on the three percent immigration law aim to discredit the measure and press for ending immigration. He echoed President Keefe letter to Rep Siegel, blaming dishonest steamship lines for exceeding monthly quotas and noting a line's refusal to honor quota agreements. A conference on immigration is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Davis
Congress
Ty Keefi
Siegel
New York
Secretary of Labor
Sie
Department
U. S. Representatives Named for Medal Ceremony in Paris
United States representatives are named to take part in conferring a U S Medal on Perlu in Paris on October 2. The ceremony includes officials from Washington D C and naval attaches Captain Upham and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Perlu
Washington
Dcl
Paris
Loddon
R. Upham
Representative Taylor of Arkansis Dead
Fragmentary local notice reports the death of Representative Taylor of Arkansis after a lengthy illness. It notes attendance by Member of Congress and a brief motion or statement in a Frey erition, with unclear dates and scattered names.
Talk of the Town in rough notes from a city meeting
Fragmentary notes from a city gathering reference several speakers and rural areas. The text is garbled with many unreadable words but suggests a discussion of local concerns and possible actions. No clear names dates or places are discernible.
Australia and New Zealand Represented in Washington Conference
Melbourne civic reception hears Lord Northcliffe urge full representation for Australia and New Zealand at the Washington arms conference. He stresses their stake in Pacific security and hopes America recognizes the region’s importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Washington
Melbourne
Lord Northcliffe
America
PAVOR SPANISH WAR VETS MEET IN MINNEAPOLIS
The 2nd annual encampment of North War Veterans focused on retaining Spanish War veterans in federal service. William F. Lapier of New York City reelected supreme grand leader as W. L. Lowe of Worcester named ad interim. Wild fowl prospects noted at Vermont fish and game. state fair plans include live exhibits. Water-related incidents and local agriculture updates also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolia
Mige
William FP. Lacper
New York City
Military Organisation of Serpents
W. L. Lowe
Worcester
Mase
Vermont
Muthend
Jeune Pend
Addrews
Falye
White River
Mai Barokt
Tate
Amir Sab
Java
Dastarre
Unclear Historical Notice From Graniteville Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Graniteville notice involving Florence Presmtt Keenan a teacher of music and weher and piano, with mentions of court, election, and a regular meeting at Mile hall. Details are garbled, but reference to Tuesday Sept 13 and a Wednesday assembly appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Presmtt Keenan
Weher
Williamstown
Adv
Tevaswrer
J. B
Wwanrh
Mile Hall
Funeral Notice for Ernest Otwlimt Wedmenday
Funeral details for Ernest Otltini listed with garbled notes, indicating interment plans and cemetery routine. The fragment mentions Wednesday service, burial at the cemetery, and a potential final rites location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Blake
Miss Lyvron
Tam
Blake
Berkeley
Duncan
Milton A. Kee
Warren Duffy
Hembine Meir Totmont
Moody
Finn
Cliford
Hertel
Hertel Informatics
Ireland
Brig.gen. McQuigg
Soviet Russia
The
Marre
Alt Msi Bose
Leon Parks
Dail Eireann
Dail
Cabinet
Thomas H. Knight
Portland
B. Kaight
Merrie Street
Seth Ceratinn
Western Livestock Raisers
Charles A. Wells
Export Cattle Company
U. S. Harness Co
Foch
Gary
Tron and Steel Institute
United State Stet Corporation
Bae
I. Grest
Aid Fm
Marshal Veo
Uex
Sydney Lee Rugglem
Dept
Massachusetts
Mass
Washington County
Taylor of
Arkansis
Mansmeid
Tesas
Talk OF
the Town
Peereare
Thane
Graniteville
Ernest Ottwlimt
Ernest Oltetini
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