Arbuckle Testifies In Detail In Miss Rappe Case
Roscoe Arbuckle described a spontaneous hotel party in his room and recounts that the door to the bathroom struck Miss Rappe who later died. He testified he carried her to the bed, gave water, and left the room after seeing her in distress as prosecutors press for the state’s theory of manslaughter.
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Frenecisco
Reese
Roscoe C
Ckle
Cinta Rappe
Rbuckle
Hollywood
Arbuckle
Kansas miners back Lewis led UMWA in dispute
Indianapolis November 28 More than half of Kansas coal miners support the United Mine Workers under President John L Lewis who recently deposed Alexander Howat as Kansas district president George L Peck reported at the executive board meeting Peck said 4500 to 5000 Kansas miners are working 1500 left for other fields and 2500 were expelled for not backing Lewis plan Pecks report noted 2500 expelled by November 25 the board must decide on reinstatement from the international level.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Alexander Howat
Kansas District
Howat
George L. Peck
Mr. Peck
The
Kansas Union
Lewis
International Administration
International Board
Peck
Foch Inducted Into Crow Indian Tribe in Montana
Marshal Foch was formally inducted into the Crow Indian tribe at a ceremony on the reservation near Billings Montana and received the name Ah Way Ko Ta Ba He Chish meaning chief of chiefs. Chief Plenty Coups bestowed the name. The Custer battlefield was also visited.
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Billings
Mont
Marshal Foch
Here
Plenty Coups
Custer
Anxious Waiting but Hope Ling ers in Ireland Peace Talks
London reports anxious waiting in England and Ireland over Irish peace negotiations after a five month truce. A Belfast statement by Sir James Craig and Lloyd George is expected tomorrow noon outlining why talks failed. Lloyd George plans to return to Chequers and may travel to Washington if talks shift or are postponed.
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Associated Press
London
England
Ireland
Belfast
James Craig
North Ireland
Lloyd-George
Lloyd George May Start on December 10 for U S Visit
London reports the likely departure date for Premier Lloyd George to attend the Washington conference as December 10. The Times notes a possible Sinn Fein truce continuation over Christmas and says the premier may fly to the United States for about a month, with provisional accommodations booked on ships to New York.
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London
Lloyd-George
United States
Washington
London Times
Sinn Fein
the Times
New York
Ohio River Expected to Reach New High Tomorrow
Pittsburg weather bureau predicts the Ohio River will rise to between twenty and twenty one feet by tomorrow morning amid ongoing high water season. The city monitors flood risks as officials warn residents to prepare for possible impacts.
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Pittsburg
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mannington Flood Douses Homes Businesses and Rail
Flood crest reached Mannington at ten tonight as Buffalo Creek floods inundated scores of residences and shops. Interurban line out of service, Paw Paw Creek ramps up rail and streetcar lines, and rivers including Monongahela rise further with rain and later snowfall.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Buffalo Creek
Mannington
Paw Paw Creek
Monongahela
West Fork
Tygart Valley
Concessions Sought in Persian Oil Fields
New York reports confirm negotiations for valuable oil concessions from the Persian government. The fields lie in northern Persia and, if granted, could span many years. A C Bedford of Standard Oil of New Jersey awaits return from Paris to brief directors.
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New York
Persia
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Sts
Paris
Atention
Standard Oil
Vanderlip outlines plan to ease European debt payments
New York banker Frank A. Vanderlip tells the Economic Club that Allied debt of 11 billion dollars to America is just but unpayable in full. He proposes America forgives the receipt of payments for now, uses funds to rehabilitate Europe, and then redevelops eastern Europe to create future prosperity.
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New York
America
Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip
Vanderlip
Economic Club
United States
Torel
Great West
Advisory storm warnings continued offshore northeast of Cape Hatteras
Weather bureau continued advisory storm warnings for the Atlantic coast north of Cape Hatteras as a disturbance off the middle Atlantic coast moves northeastward tonight.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Tonight
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Middle Atlantic
Indictment Alleges Labor Union Glass Price Fix Plan
A federal grand jury charged fifty-one individuals and fifty-three corporations in the window glass industry with Sherman anti trust violations. National Glass Workers Union president Joseph M. Neenan is named in a conspiracy to limit production and fix prices. West Virginia and other states include major manufacturers. The scheme allegedly tied labor unions to restrict output and maintain high prices.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Joseph M. Neenan
National Glass Workers Union
Neenan
Johnston Brokerage Co
William Hayward
West Virginia
Indiana
Wyoming
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Hayward
United States
National Window Glass Workers
Mr. Neenan
Hayard
Combine
David L. Podel
Resume Hearings in Stillman Divorce Case Today
In Poughkeepsie New York on November 28 hearings in the divorce suit of James A Stillman the New York banker against Mrs Anne A Stillman will resume the next day after months of delay due to lawyer vacations and referee illness. The plaintiff has rested his case accusing the wife of misconduct and paternity of their three year old son Guy Stillman with remaining sessions to cover the wife and child defenses and a counter attack on Mr Stillman.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
James A. Stillman
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Daniel J. Gleason
Mr. Stillman
Federal troops pulled from West Virginia duties after guard ready
Washington reports orders for about 500 federal troops to return to Camp Knox and Camp Thomas Kentucky, ending federal police duty in West Virginia as Governor Morgan says state National Guard is prepared to assume responsibility. Charleston notes officials expect swift withdrawal and that West Virginia’s guard includes many veterans.
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Washington
West Virginia
Camp Knox
Camp Thomas
Kentucky
Ohio
Camp Dix
N. J
Weeks
Reed
Fifth Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Morgan
National Guard
Charleston
W. Va
War Department
Army
Martin
Associated Press
National Guard Organization of
New Guard
Tenth Infantry
Fort Thomas
Logan County
State
Tenth
Nineteenth
Fortieth Infantry
H. H. Bandholtz
Fifth Army Corps
Bandholtz
Nineteenth Infantry
San Francisco
Boone
Strike Battle Across Five Blocks In New Orleans
Two hundred fifty policemen clashed for an hour with union sympathizers of striking river front workers. The battle stretched over five blocks with numerous arrests and many injuries sent to hospitals.
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New Orleans
River Front
Body of famed dog derby racer Walter Gayne found in Moose Lake
Searching parties located Walter Gayne, renowned American dog derby racer, drowned November 15 in Moose Lake. The body rested upright on the sled at eight feet depth, with an elderdown robe partly covering him and the nine racing dogs stretched in front.
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Pas
Manitoba
Moose Lake
Walter Gayne
Seven men acquitted in Mohawk mine shooting case trial
Lewisburg W Va November 28 seven men on trial in circuit court for complicity in the Mohawk McDowell county mine shooting were acquitted. Judge Summers H Sharp instructed a not guilty verdict for Cline Belcher Stark Coleman Caudill Searberry Chil dress and Hence Belcher.
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Greenbrier
Lewisburg
W. Va
Mohawk
McDowell County
Summers H. Shirp
Cline
John Belcher
Stark Coleman
John Caudill
William Searberry
Neil Childress
Belcher
Graham Sale
Welch
Sharp
Steve Collins
Walter Asbury
Lightline
Bill Estep
John McCoy
McDowell
Mingo
Storms of sleet and snow lash central New England
A severe sleet and snow storm shifted to rain causing widespread damage across central New England. Ice laden wires and poles collapsed breaking telephone and electric services. overcast suburbs near Boston lost lights and many without telephones. Telegraph networks faltered and streetcars stalled as losses surpass two million dollars. The Pollock Rip Slue light ship with eleven crew was torn free but expected to anchor near Cape Cod. a three masted schooner faced a blockade with coast guard assistance underway.
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Boston
New England
Cape Cod
Nantucket Sound
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Bonus bill certain to pass says Senator Watson
Senator Watson of Indiana told President Harding that a veterans bonus bill is assured for enactment in the coming regular session. He said a new revenue source appeared for the measure as Britain plans annual payments of about 200 million dollars on the wartime debt to the United States.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Harding
Congress
Wek
United States
Withdrawal of Foreign Post Offices From Chinese Soil Debate at Washington
The Washington arms conference faces its first major decision as Vice Admiral Kato cites a seventy percent naval ratio for Japan while the American Hughes plan seeks a sixty percent cap. Delegates debate naval strength limits, with Britain aligned with the American view in many respects and Japan pushing a 10 10 7 fleet ratio.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kato
Japan
Hughes
Pacific
Committee of
Lost Battalion Hero Whittlesey Disappears at Sea
Lieut Col. Charles W. Whittlesey famed for the Lost Battalion vanished from the steamship Toloa en route to Havana after leaving New York. A wireless report from the ship’s captain confirmed the disappearance and note letters left behind. Whittlesey’s law firm and associates said he appeared in good health and cheerful before the trip to attend the Army-Navy game, with no clear motive for the sudden departure.
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Charles W. Whittlesey
Toloa
Havana
C. W. Whittlesey
United Fruit Line
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Read
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China
Col. Whittlesey
Cuba
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