Fatty Arbuckle case drama centers on Virginia Rappe
San Francisco Sept 22 Dr Arthur Beardslee testified in Arbuckle manslaughter proceedings that Virginia Rappe showed extreme pain after the Hotel St Francis party. He cited a bladder rupture as the surgical cause and noted intoxication was not evident. Defense cross examination sought to cast doubt on the medical conclusions.
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St. Francis
Fatty
San Francisco
Arthur Beardslee
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Baying
Miss Itappe
Beardslee
Heardstee
Beardster
Snapper
Frank Dontinguez
Bedrdslee
M.E. Stumungell
Runiwell
Rappe
Dominguez
Doctor Beardslee
Miss Rappe
Semnacher
Stace
Wass
Fatty” Arbuckle
Frank Domingues
Sylvain Lazarus
Hollyhood
Earl Lynn
B. M. Delmont
Afr
Hoscoe Arbuckle
Dopsinguez
Semnacheros
Belfast tightens curfew with night assembly ban
London reports Belfast authorities prohibit gatherings of more than three in riot zones after 8:30 pm. Military units deploy searchlights and armed trucks to cover streets and capture snipers, intensifying security after unrest.
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London
Belfast
Railroads Should Be Unified Under One Authority
Representative Sydney Anderson of Minnesota argues railroads cannot be efficiently operated with two separate government agencies. He warns that interrelated transportation prices and costs require a single regulatory authority, urging modification of laws to leave private management responsible for railroad operations. The commission plans a detailed analysis to propose improvements in regulation and operation.
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Washington
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Anderson
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Gay
Interstite Commerce Commission
United States Labor Board
TENTS FOR EX-SERVICE MEN
Washington and Sept 27 a senate resolution by Senator Curtis for Senator McCormick would authorize the secretary of war to loan surplus blankets tents cots and other quartermaster supplies and provide transportation to committees aiding housing and care of unemployed former military or veteran forces.
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Washington
Senate
Curtis
S48
McCormick
Secretary of War
United States
War on Landis in Congress
The American Bar Association submitted resolutions to the Senate and House condemning Judge Kenesaw M. Landis of Chicago for accepting salary as baseball arbiter while still a federal judge and drawing pay from the United States government. The association asked the resolutions be referred to the appropriate congressional committees for consideration.
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Washington
Kenesay M. Landis
Chicago
Congress
American Bar Association
Senate
Loase of Representatives
Association
Cincinnati
Landis
Federal
United States
Bombs Wreck Old Warship Off Tangier Island
Norfolk reports a Martin bomber dropped a 2000 pound bomb that toppled the old battleship Alabama anchored in Chesapeake Bay off Tangier Island. The strike shredded masts and superstructure, tipping the vessel, while six planes pounded with 1000 and 2000 pound bombs as it sank. Several bombs exploded near and in the water nearby.
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Norfolk
Alabama
Martin
Tangier Island
Chesypeake Bay
Wife asks jail time with husband in Bridgeport case
Mrs Roy E Languin of Lawrenceville asks to be imprisoned in the county jail with her husband who is held in connection with the failure of Bridgeport Bank and Trust company of Bridgeport. The sheriff granted her request. Mark at New Low Record shows German marks sliding to new lows with quotations around 0.875 to 8. cents each.
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Lawrenceville
Roy E. Languiin
Bridgeport Bank and Trust Company
Bridgeport
New York
Feared by Women Warns on Equal Rights Amendment
National League of Women Voters warns that federal equal rights amendments could erase protective laws for women. Mrs. Catharine Waugh McCullouch cites doubts about sweeping reversals of minimum wage, eight hour laws, and guardianship rules, urging careful consideration of a rushed constitutional change.
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Chicago
National Woman's Party
Feder
National League of Women Voters
Ull Iy Stude
League of Women Voters
Washington
Catharine Waugh McCullouch
Namonal Organization
Wote
National League
Deputy nabbed on booze charge in Dixon collision
Dixon police arrest Deputy Sheriff William Flick of Ogle County on transportation and possession of intoxicating liquor after a car collision in which his vehicle struck another.
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Dixon
Sherif William Flick
Ogle County
Civil War Vets Meet in Indianapolis Encampment
Indianapolis hosts the fifty fifth Grand Army of the Republic encampment with an estimated 10,000 veterans and affiliates. Delegates arrive from Alaska Washington New York North Dakota Colorado Wyoming Oklahoma Kansas Maryland Missouri Ohio Illinois New England states Canada Milw auke and Des Moines seek the next gathering. Officials welcome visitors at a reception.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Dram Corps
Grand Army
Alaska
Washington
New York
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Kansas
Maryland
Missouri
Ohio
Illnois
New England
States
Canada
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Standing of the clubs and yesterday's results
National League games in New York and St Louis with New York 4 Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 1. American League results show Cleveland 7 New York 4 and Chicago 0 Philadelphia 3. No other games scheduled.
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New York
Stu Lous
Philadelphia
Pittaburch
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New Yorks
Louis
Washington
Aston
Detroit
Chicaxo
Japanese Population Grows in U S Census Report
Census Bureau data show the Japanese population rose 58.8 percent in the last decade, reaching 110,010 in 1920 from 71,631 Chinese. California hosts the largest Japanese community at 71,052, with Washington 17,387 and Oregon 4,151.
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Washington
United States
California
Oregon
Trainmen Vote To Strike Amid Wage Cut Dispute
About 156000 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members reportedly approve a strike over a wage cut ordered by the United States railroad administration. Ballot counting to take several days. executive committee to decide on strike action. Meanwhile the U S Railway Board plans to rebuke Pennsylvania Railroad for not appearing before the board.
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Chicago
Semi
Brotherhood of Railway Tratminen
United States Railroad
Brotherhood
James Murdock
Murdock
Rall
Switchman's Union of North America
United States Railway Floor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
G. W. W. Hanger
Publiefty
Hanger
Allies warn Germany over police formation in breach
London reports the control commission warned the German government against continuing military police formation. Citing the London Times, Germany is accused of evading the peace treaty by seeking to arm and equip 800,400 men, far above the 190,000 limit. External pressure centers on adherence to the postwar convention.
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London
Fhe Alles’ Control Commmission
Jin
London Times
Germany
Japan Warns Powers Over Pacific Armament Talks
Tokio declares that discussing armament limits at Washington while pursuing secret ambitions would be worse than useless. The warning comes from resolutions adopted by a group of politicians publicists and business leaders studying Pacific questions.
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Tokio
Washington
Pacific
Peete Conviction Stands in Murder Case
Los Angeles district court of appeals affirms trial court ruling in the Louise Peete murder case. The defendant is sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of Jacob C. Danton. The decision upholds the original conviction and term.
Fewer Idle In Iowa Says Labor Commissioner
Des Moines reports a drop in unemployment in Iowa as construction and building operations show improvement. State labor commissioner A L Unick notes fewer men idle and attributes the trend to ongoing work and recovery efforts.
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Iowa
Des Moines
A. L. Unick
Wife Takes Husband's Advice on Health Cure
Springfield Massachusetts Mrs M Navaug credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after a doctor warned of needed surgery. She reports eight pregnancies with the last birth easier and urges others to try the remedy. A separate note mentions Quebec nicknamed Gibraltar of America for its strong defenses.
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Springfield
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Navaug
Fremont St
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Bowels Cleanse
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease a sick child's bowels. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and markets the product as suitable for babies and children of all ages. The copy warns to request the genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation.
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California
Caliifornia
Californis
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Lucky Strife
Burley
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