Tilden Defeats Johnston To Retain Tennis Cup
In Philadelphia on September 14 William T. Tilden II defeated William M. Johnston of San Francisco in four sets 4 6 7 5 6 4 6 3 to bar Johnston from permanent possession of the singles championship for the second straight year. Johnston, who won the title in 1915 and 1919, pushed the match to a fourth set before succumbing.
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Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Johnston
W. M. Johnston
New Snag for Parley and Irish Dail Crisis
De Valera asks Lloyd George to remove the bar on discussing the Irish Republic, while the premier refuses. Gettigan denies plotting to kill his uncle, and is ar raigned after accusations of hiring assassins. Dublin dispatch notes anxiety over negotiations as Sinn Fein leaders face a crisis.
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de Valera
Lloyd George
Bar
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Four charges against Fatty Arbuckle in Rappe death case
A coroner jury in San Francisco ruled that actress Virginia Rappe died of peritonitis from a ruptured internal organ and held Roscoe C. Arbuckle responsible. The jury charged Arbuckle with manslaughter and directed a full probe by official sources.
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San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Verdict On Cause Of Death Of Miss Rappe
The coroner's jury found that Virginia Rappe aged 25, single, residing in Los Angeles, came to her death.
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Miss Rappe
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Mayflower Named US Defender in Halifax Fisherman's Race
The schooner Mayflower, built by a Boston syndicate, was chosen to represent the United States in the international fisherman's races off Halifax starting Oct. 26. She currently unloads fish at Gloucester and will return to Boston to fit a new main boom after breaking the previous one. An eight-day Georges Bank stand remains on her schedule before facing the Canadian challenger.
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Gloucester
United States
Halifax
Boston
New York
Elizabeth Howard
the Georges Bank
Hadley Suit Details Woman Seeks Divorce in Worcester
A Worcester woman Ella V. Hadley sues William G. Hadley for divorce alleging cruelty after he returned from work with a large cotton cloth bundle and his claims of wealth totaling about $40 000.
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Worcester
William G. Hadley
Ella V. Hadley
Last Day for Tax Payment Urges Quick Remittance
The third instalment of the federal income tax must be paid today or a fine and penalty will result. Letters dated today will be accepted if mailed before midnight. Officials will impose penalties on those who fail to remit. Nearly 10 000 persons have not sent in their money yet. Checks or money orders payables to Malcolm E Nichols Collector or Collector of Internal Revenue Boston Mass.
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Malcolm E. Nichols
Internal Revenue
Boston
Mass
Bar Sales of Slave Auctions Stir New York Officials
New York leaders vow to stop "slave" auctions staged by Urban Ledoux. The New York Federation of Labor and city unemployment and veterans groups join possible city action, signaling a crackdown despite potential government delays.
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New York
Urban Ledoux
Boston Common
American Federation of Labor
New York City
American Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auto Chase Stirs Hingham
A private car and a police car chased an auto truck stolen from W. O. Hardy of Duxbury for eight miles through Hingham and Nantasket. Hardy saw a man jump into the truck at a Nantasket hotel and flag down a Malden driver, T. L. Kearney, to pursue. Police and bystanders searched the woods but did not locate the thief.
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Hinghams
W. O. Hardy
Duxbury
Hardy
Nantasket
Charles Street
South Hingham
Stork Delivers 22nd Child to Nebraska Mother
Omaha Sept 14 United News report: Mrs Earl M Rowray, 41, has her 22nd child. She previously had 20 children with her first husband who died four years ago. She is now married to a man 20 years younger.
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Omaha, Neb
United News
the Stork
Earl M. Rowray
Rowray
Brunswick teen arraigned on blackmail charge in Maine
Joseph Miller eighteen of Brunswick was arraigned in Auburn Municipal Court on blackmail alleging he sent a letter to Acting President Charles F. Holland of the Kingdom of Shiloh threatening to burn Shiloh buildings unless nine hundred fifty dollars were placed in a Brunswick box. Deputies arrested him at the box after he appeared there. He pleaded not guilty and was held on five hundred dollar bond.
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Lewiston
Joseph Miller
Brunswick
Auburn
Charles F. Holland
Kingdom of Shiloh
Durham
Shiloh
Stevens
Young Miller
Miller
Early Baseball Scores From Alphabet City Games
In the American League Boston beat Detroit 1 to 0 while New York won 11 to 1 over Chicago. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 8 to 5 and Washington bested St. Louis 1 to 0. In the National League Pittsburg edged Boston 5 to 2. New York beat Cincinnati 1 to 0. Chicago overwhelmed Philadelphia 10 to 0. Brooklyn lost to St. Louis 3 to 23 in 11 innings marking a rare long game.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louisa
President Harding Returns Home After Long Island Pleasure Trip
President Harding and delegation left Southampton aboard the Mayflower for Washington, aiming to reach the Capitol Friday. He played golf at National Golf Links, becoming an honorary member. James Hepburn praised the 114 stroke round, while the President quipped about improving to 10 fewer.
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N. Y
Harding
New York
Long Island
Washington
Capitol
National Golf Links
National Golf Club
Robert Todd Lincoln
James Hepburn
Mr. Metcalf
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
J. F. Byers
Nine Die In Big Blaze At Atlantic Refining Plant
Nine men killed and more than twenty injured in a second serious fire at the Atlantic Refining Company Point Breeze Plant in Philadelphia. Three more men are missing and may be trapped beneath burning petroleum tanks.
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Philadelphia
Big Point Breeze
Atlantic Refining Company
Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Record
Yesterday's temperatures list readings at Thompson's Spa with multiple times and numbers. Average for one year ago yesterday noted as 61 28 24.
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Thompson's Spa
Male Beauty Has To Move
In Renters Court Judge Bernard Barasa decides against tenant Dr. H. E. Oliver who explains he paid rent promptly though September was forgotten after a five day notice. Landlord laments his beauty and witnesses claim jealous wife and noisy tenants will force him to move.
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Chicago
Bernard Barasa
H. E. Oliver
Barasa
Beckenberg
Fire at Chelsea destroys two and a half story storehouse
A fire at 137-139 Auburn Street Chelsea last evening caused a loss of 15000 dollars and required two alarms with three city departments. The blaze destroyed a two and a half story wooden building owned by Joseph Shalek and occupied by I. Glazier and S. Rubin used as a cotton rag storehouse. Eight cows and a horse were rescued from an adjacent stable, and fifty chickens died from smoke.
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Auburn Street
Chelsea
Joseph Shalek
Carmel Street
I. Glazier
8S. Rubin
Pleads Guilty to Bribery in Worcester Case
Worcester, Sept. 14. Patrick F. Canty, former Webster police chief, pleaded guilty in Superior Court to accepting a $180 bribe from Abraham Sandowsky to allow a whiskey laden car to pass through Webster without arrest. Three related charges were not pressed.
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Worcester
Patrick F. Canty
Webster
Superior Criminal Court
Abraham Sandowsky
Sandowsky
Anniversary Notices and Historic Events Mentioned
Day's anniversaries list James Fenimore Cooper born 1789 William H Taft born 1857 and Wilson era events 1914 including Vera Cruz evacuation and Hela sinking. Notes reference Polish advance in Volhynia and FE M House return to New York as Japan-US parley tensions begin in Washington.
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William H. Taft
United States
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Volhynia
Col
FE. M. House
New York
Europe
Japan
Washington
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather Update
Forecast for northern New England and New York calls for unsettled Thursday with showers and Friday clouds. Boston area expected fair to mild temperatures with light variable winds. High pressure in Atlantic States persists while a disturbance southwest of Bermuda tracks northeastward.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Thurstar
Canadian
Maritime
Bermuda
Les
Atlantic States
Winda
Sandy Hook
Thurstey
Sandy Hows Hatteras
Weather Forecast Says Bright Day With Possible Evening Change
Forecast predicts sunny and pleasant conditions through the day with calm winds. By late afternoon or evening a stray shower is possible, with temperatures similar to yesterday.
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