Formal Murder Complaint Against Arbuckle Shocks San Francisco
Fatty Arbuckle, the motion picture comedian, is formally arraigned on a murder charge in the death of Virginia Rappe after a party at the St Francis Hotel. The complaint, filed by Mrs Bambina Maude Delmont, follows ongoing police and district attorney questioning of attendees while a continuance to Friday is granted.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Pmn
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
St. Francis Hotel
Los Angeles
Bambina Maude Delmont
Daniel O’brien
Mrs. Spreckels
Lehrman
Mrs. Delmont
Index to Advertisements Page Listings and Vendors
The page lists numerous businesses and institutions in a vertical ad index. Items include Arnold-Fairland Co. Art Academy Baldwin Piano Co. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Cin. Kindergarten Training School and East Hills Coal. Banks, finance firms, motion pictures, schools, drug stores, and manufacturers like Gidding and Schaefer Rubber Co. appear among many others.
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American Mills Tailors
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Teescseesc Accesses
Arnold—Fairyland CO
Cseeeseees Art Academy
Seeesenbacces
Baldwin PiaMo” CO
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ccecciencceses
Ccs
Ssiecesseveces E- Burger, Bros. Mali Weertreets
Closson—A. Ornd
Sscc
Uaseceeees College Preparatory School
Cunard-Anchor 8
S. Line
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Osesasot Watia
East Hills
Brngelbert
National Bank
Financial— American Finance Co
Brighton Ba and Trust Co
Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
Five States Motor Co
Gidding
Iphesawsteces Bino Vance We
Henshaw’s
Sae Uy
Canda Chidnas
Bens
Awa Kotte
Seesees
la Verne G. Ogden
Schuster-Martin
Ana Mullane
Cseerees
Eeeeres Schaefer Rubber Co
Shillito’s
Oesesoeenenges
Arbuckle Stepmother Says Punish Him If He Is Guilty
Mrs. Mollie Arbuckle, Roscoe C. Arbuckle’s stepmother, says the actor who once drew children as the Pied Piper should be punished if guilty and cleared if innocent. She notes Arbuckle’s family ties and recalls his San Jose beginnings and later appearances in local theaters.
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Arbuckle
San Jose
Cal
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Here
Mollie Arbuckle
Roscoe
Arthur Arbuckle
Harry Arbuckle
Fresno
No Frost This Week As Cold Wave Diverted
The Weather Bureau announced that the much colder weather with frost promised for Ohio early this week will fail to materialize. The cold wave from the West is being pushed back into Canada and should only lightly affect the Great Lakes region, with somewhat cooler weather expected in Ohio tonight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Canada
Great Lakes
Lost jewels lure salesman and helper in Cincinnati theft
Clarence J. Roehe of Providence reported $10,000 in jewels stolen after hiring a man to carry three sample cases through shops near Central avenue and Fifth street. The suspected helper disappeared at 3 PM and is now sought by police, with Roehe left to suspect a successful theft.
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Cincinnati
Clarence J. Roehe
Garret Street
Providence
R. I
Roehe
Linton Hotel
Roede
Jack
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
8000 Oil Workers Strike in California Fields
In Bakersfield California eight thousand oil field workers in the San Joaquin Valley walked off at midnight after operators refused to sign a union contract. R H Razer, vice president of the California District Council of the oil workers union, announced the action. The strike excludes workers of Standard Oil and Royal Dutch Shell, which recently signed terms with the union.
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Bakersfield
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
R. H
Razer
California District Council
The
Oil Workers Union
Standard Oil Company
Royal Dutch Shell Company
Standard
Shell Company
Underwood Accepts U S Delegation Seat on Disarmament Talks
Senator Underwood Democratic leader says he will formally accept as soon as official notification arrives. He notes three mile limit defense, supports disarmament and hopes four U S delegates can present a united front to secure world peace and enforce meaningful arms reduction.
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Birmingham
Ala
Underwood
Harding
Washington
Tennessee
United States
California Supreme Court Invalidates Alien Poll Tax
The State Supreme Court ruled the 1920 alien poll tax unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment and the US-Japan treaty. It ordered dismissal of test cases Heikichi Terui of Oakland and Guilermo D. Kotta of San Francisco, noting treaty power supersedes state law in immigration taxation.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
United Sates
Japan
Heikichi Terui
Oakland
Guilermo D. Kotta
Kotta
United States
Methodist Conference backs disarmament and war abolition
The World's Methodist Conference adopted a resolution urging international disarmament and the complete abolition of war. It urged leaders to seek settlements by reason rather than force, and to find substitutes for war, while omitting League of Nations mention pending separate action.
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London
Associated Press
League of Nations
League
Washington
Charles B. Ames
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wilson
United States
Judge Ames
Hoboes Offer Plan to Aid Unemployed Workers
Secretary of Labor Davis received a proposal from L. Francis Shea head of the Hoboes union in Washington. The group said it has a tested plan aiding unskilled migratory workers and sought an interview to present details of the program.
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Washington
Hoboes of America
Davis
L. Francis Shea
Hoboes Union
Skeleton Found Buried Near Old Abbey in Winton Place
Four boys digging in a sandpile by C H D railroad tracks unearthed a complete human skeleton buried more than twenty years. The bones appeared intact with no clothing remnants, leading police to theorize the skeleton may have been hidden in a dance hall attic during underworld mob activity in the Bad Lands area. Detectives noted prior mysterious shootings in the vicinity.
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Winton
Cincinnati
Tenth District
Carl Pabst
Edgewood Avenue
Charles Bessey
McMakin Avenue
John Stafford
Lawrence
Winton Road
Stafford
Accomplice Admits Aiding Church In Two Murders
Leon Parks named by Harvey W. Church as an accomplice in the Daugherty and Ausmus killings confessed tonight. Police say Parks helped load Daugherty’s body into a car, then assisted in throwing it into the Desplaines River. Church faces murder charges with a coroner’s jury deeming external violence the cause.
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Leon Parks
Chicago
Harvey W. Church
Bernard Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Church
Fitzmorris
Parks
Daugherty
Desplaines River
Ausmus
Desplaines
Dauntless to Bring Home ZR-2 Disaster Victims
The British cruiser Dauntless, assigned by the British Admiralty, will arrive in New York at 2 30 p m next Friday to transfer the bodies of Americans who died in the ZR-2 disaster. An American destroyer escort will accompany her to the harbor and her arrival will lead to memorial services at the navy yards.
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New York
Admiralty
109 More Bodies Found in Texas Flood District
San Antonio officials report 109 more bodies found as recovery continues after a flood that devastated Alazan Creek and nearby creeks. Mayor O B Black rejects outside aid and promises a quicker return to normal with stores and banks reopening.
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Texas
San Antonio
Tex
O. B. Black
Alazan Creek
San Pedro
Martinez
Belief Fitzpatrick Murdered After Drug Raid Probe
United States Attorney E J Collins says the head of the federal narcotic squad Frank J Fitzpatrick may have been murdered after a raid on the steamship King Alexander last Friday. Authorities previously ruled death a self inflicted gunshot, but IRS official Colonel Forrer now questions that finding and will investigate murder theories.
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New York
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
United States
E. J. Collins
Brooklyn
Fitzpatrick
O. @. Forrer
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Forrer
Mr. Collins
Collins
Massive Texas Flood Kills Dozens Across Brazos San Gabriel Valleys
Damage across Williamson Milam and Brazos counties includes more than a hundred bodies recovered from flooded lowlands along the San Gabriel River. Rescue efforts report Ed Green rescued after 36 hours in a tree with two white boys and a girl. Debris and business disruptions follow as relief funds rush toward a $25,000 goal.
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San Antonio
Tex
San Gabriel River
Williamson
Milam
San Antonio Express
Taylor
Express
Rockdale
Milam County
Brazos Bottoms
Cuaz
Valley Junction
Ed. Green
San Gabriel Bottoms
Brazos Botttoms
Brazos River
Hearne
Ed Green
Thorndale
San Gabriel
Alligator Creek
Roy Bland Farm
lLoodyet
Here
Fillsity
Goliad
Texas
Colorado
Brazos
Georgetown
Houston
San Marcos
Calvert
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Sat
President Harding Makes Third New York Visit
President Harding visits New York City for a third time since his March inauguration. He and Mrs. Harding attend a musical comedy at the Ritz-Carlton and are joined by Henry P. Fletcher. The trip includes motoring from Atlantic City, brief stops at Perth Amboy and Staten Island, a theater outing, and a plan to cruise New York waters aboard the Mayflower before returning to Washington.
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New York
Harding
New York City
Sea View Golf Club
Atlantic City
Ritz-Carlton
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
George van Fleet
Marion
President Harding
Perth Amboy
Mr. Harding
Staten Island
Washington
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Brandette
Connecticut
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Brooklyn
North Shore
Piping Rock Golf Club
New York Waters
South Carolina Judge condemns mob violence in jail raid
Greenwood South Carolina judge C C Featherstone opened County Court by denouncing a mob that freed and beat two Negro women from the city jail. He urged the grand jury to investigate, indict the violators, and put the men on trial. The judge pressed citizens to uphold law and enforce it.
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Greenwood
S. C
C. C. Featherstone
Grand Jury
Featherstone
Massive Liquor Seizure Reported in New York
Federal and State Prohibition Agents with a mobile unit from Washington seized liquor valued at 1.5 million dollars during a two week drive in New York. Authorities say the operation targets piers and terminals as they curb illicit imports. The probe suggests New York is rapidly drying up under enforcement.
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New York
Prohibition
Washington
Girl Killed Instantly As She Picks Up Wire
In Cleveland Ohio on September 12 a nine year old girl, Marcella Reister, was killed instantly and her seven year old sister Jennie likely fatally burned by a live wire on the ground in front of their West Park home. The girls, walking home from school, grabbed the wire causing a shock that knocked them down. The wire is believed to have blown down during last night's storm.
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Cleveland, O
Marcella
Reister
Jennie
West Park
Twenty Are Missing After Boat Capsize In Segre River
In Madrid on September 12 an excursion boat with fifty aboard capsized in the Segre River near Tolida. More than twenty workers are missing, officials report search efforts underway.
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Spain
Madrid
Segre River
Tolida
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