Arburckle to Face Decision on Murder Charge
San Francisco reports District Attorney Brady will decide tomorrow whether to press the murder charge against Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle or seek dismissal in light of the manslaughter indictment. Arbuckle remains jailed with bail set at 5 000 cash or 10 000 bonds. arraignment scheduled for Saturday in Judge Lauderback's court.
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Fatty
San Francisco
Cal
Brady
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
O'Brien
Matheson
Arbuckle
California
W. B. Hamilton
Robert H. Deen
Bady
Robert H. MecCormack
United States
Cereral
Prohibition
Moving Picture Colony
Los Angeles
Miss Rappe
Harold Lauderback
Lazarus
Bambina Maude Delmont
Lauderback
Irwin Siblings Target Partition Of Property In Court
Nora A. Irwin through attorneys seeks a partition and sale of real estate owned by the late Robert S. Irwin. Defendants include William C. Irwin Olivia A. Clodfelter Ray Clodfelter George M. Irwin Robert M. Irwin Edna I. Irwin and Orll W. Irwin. The will of Andrew J. Ruark was admitted to probate with Andrew E. Durham listed as subscribing witness.
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Nora A. Irwin
George M. Wilson
Hurst & Stoessel
Robert S. Irwin
William C. Irwin
Olivia A. Clodfelter
Ray Clodfelter
George M. Irwin
Robert M. Irwin
Edna I. Irwin
Orll W. Irwin
Andrew J. Ruark
Andrew E. Durham
Roosevelt Doctor Confirms Mild Infantile Paralysis
Franklin D Roosevelt, former assistant secretary of the navy and last year’s Democratic vice presidential candidate, is recovering from a mild attack of infantile paralysis. Dr George Draper reported the illness began four weeks ago, with Roosevelt nearing recovery and in good spirits at Presbyterian Hospital after returning from Campobello. He said permanent injury is not feared and the hospital stay may vary.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Premier balks at admitting Erin Sovereign and peace talks
London dispatch reports the Irish peace conference is canceled though negotiations continue. De Valera insists on representing an independent sovereign state, while Lloyd George refrains from admitting such status. The Premier delays and remains unwell, delaying further action. Gookins of Chicago visits L. P. Chapin and relatives.
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DE Valera
London
Eamon DeValera
Lloyd George
Dr. DeValera
Gairloch
Downing Street
DeValera
McGrath
Boland
Indiana election clerks to be paid 3 a day plus extra for after midnight
Indiana state auditors receive instructions from Jesse E Eschbach chief examiner on paying election officials for the Sept 6 special constitutional amendment election. Per diem rates are 3 per day for calendar days and an additional 3 for services after midnight Sept 6. The inspector may also be paid for going to the clerk's office to obtain ballots and supplies if done by Sept 6. No pay provisions exist for other officials.
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Indiana State Capitol
Jesse E. Eschbach
State Board of Acounts
Eschbach
Circuit Court
Legion Boys Surprise Feeding at Post Hall
Local American Legion members arrived to a weekly meeting to find the auxiliary had laid out a grand spread of cakes pies sandwiches pickles fruits and other goodies. The boys praised the delicious offerings and credited the girls with knowing how to fix good things to eat.
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the American Legion
Auxilliary
Legion
Fred Decker to be tried at Columbia City
The murder case of Fred Decker in the March 12 death of Leroy Lovett, 20, of Elkhart, will be tried in Whitley circuit court at Columbia City. A change of venue was granted by Judge L W Rouse. Decker’s attorney filed exceptions and asked for 10 days to submit data. Calvin Decker also faces murder charges but requested no venue change. Virgil Decker was convicted of murder last spring and is serving a life term in Michigan City.
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Warsaw
Ind
Fred Decker
Leroy Lovett
Elkhart
Whitley
Columbia City
Whitley County
L. W Rouse
F. E. Bowser
Decker
Calvin Decker
Virgil Decker
Indiana
Michigan City
Detour North of Terre Haute Better for Travelers
Motor travelers report the northern detour around Terre Haute preferable to the State Highway Commission’s southern route near Glenn. The north path leads via Thompson country home to Maple avenue then 25th Street with a concrete highway reconnecting to Wabash Avenue, though it has two railroad crossings to watch.
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Terre Haute
State Highway Commission
Glenn
Thompson Country Home
Maple Avenue
25Th St
Wabash Avenue
Missing Liberty Bonds At Tell City Bank
Alphonse Shearer, cashier at Tell City National Bank in Indiana, disappeared after leaving for Louisville on August 21. Bonds worth 21000 in safety boxes vanished, with all currency accounted for. inspector Eugene Gough confirmed bonds missing while insurance covers the loss.
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Evansville
Ind
Alphonse Sehearer
Tell City National Bank
Tell City
Shearer
Louisville
Ohio River
Hawesville
Robert Shearer
Eugene H. Gough
Boonville
National Bank
Rev Walgh Heads To Indianapolis On Business
Reverend J A Walgh traveled to Indianapolis on Friday to handle church related business and meet community contacts.
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J. A. Walgh
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Presbytery Meeting in Indianapolis Program
The Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis hosts the Fall Meeting of the Presbytery of Indiana on September 19 and 20 with open sessions. An Evangelistic Conference begins Monday at 10:00 am, followed by a public meeting at 7:30 pm featuring Rev. John L. Lyons of Pekin, China.
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Greencastle
John L. Lyons
Presbyterian Church
Ity
Presbytery
Indiana
Peking
China
V. L. Raphael
Lichterman
Aikman
R. P. Jones
G. W. Allison
Real Estate Transfers and Baptist Meeting Reports
City of Greencastle transfers a cemetery lot to Harry Quigg for 67.50 dollars. Bertha Hirt sells two Greencastle lots for 2600 dollars. Leroy Herbert sells 27 acres in Floyd Township for 2500 dollars. A group including Mr and Mrs Robert Hamrick and Mrs Charles Talbott plus Mrs Howard Harris drove to Stilesville to attend a Baptist Association meeting, with reports of over eight hundred attendees. Rev A L Tidrick and Rev E R Carswell also attended the Stilesville meeting Thursday.
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Greencastle
Harry Quigg
Forest Hill Cemetery
Bertha Hirt
Jeremiah Blunk
Leroy Herbert
John F. Cash
Floyd Township
Robert Hamrick
Charles Talbott
Howard Harris
Stilesville
Baptist Association
A. L. Tidrick
E. R. Carswell
Opening Hog Prices Steady to Strong in Indianapolis Market
Local livestock market receipts show hogs steady to strong with premium sales rising. Prices ranged 8.00 to 8.59, average 8.25 to 8.40, pigs down to 8.00, sows down 6.75, calves 13.50, sheep and lambs 13.50. Catte and calves ease, good demand with 7,500 outsiders buying. Sheep and lambs also weaker. lambs 9.00 average.
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Indianapolis
Catte
Obituary of Amanda J Hurst Adams in Indiana
Amanda J Hurst Adams born March 14 1854 in Putnam County Indiana died September 10 1921 aged 67 years 5 months 26 days widow of Eli Adams mother of six children and member of Mill Creek Baptist Church. Survived by husband three daughters two sons and a step daughter along with five brothers and four sisters. Her funeral and church ties noted with prayers for reunion in heaven.
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Amanda J
Wm. S
Elizabeth A. Hurst
Putnam County
Indiana
Eli 8. Adams
Clarence E
Baptist Church
Mill Creek
Otto Dobbs
Greencastle
Edward Arnold
Fillmore
Lemmer Keller
Stilesville
John W
Ora Adams
Levi Allee
Indianapolis
Valley of Death
Bodies of ZR 2 victims arrive with naval honors
The British cruiser Dauntless arrived off Sandy Hook with sixteen American sailors' bodies from the ZR-2 disaster. A funeral guard of marines and bluejackets, color-dipping ships, and a memorial service planned with federal and local officials will honor the dead. William J. Steele of Bainbridge, Indiana is listed among the recovered.
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William J. Steele
Cainbridge
U. 5
Dauntless
New York
Sandy Hook
England
Coast Guard
Governor's Island
Battery Point
East River
Theavy Yard
Esi
Wellig
Maryland
Navy
Rigger N. O. Walker
Bainbridge
Ind
High School Notes and Local News from Greencastle
Principal Glidewell calls Thursday teacher meeting at 3 1 on to discuss school problems and new admittance blanks. New Latin class taught by Mrs H G Pierson. Basketball practice scheduled and a DePauw connection noted. Local residents Bowen Knoll family tied to Indiana events.
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Glidewell
H. G. Pierson
DePauw
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D. Roosevelt
Erin Sovereign
D. Gookins
Chicago
L. P. Chapin
Tell City Institution
American Security Company
Pekin
Roll Call
R. C. Hartman
A. S. Buchanan
Angel of Death
Parent-Teacher’s Association of
First Ward
B. W. Kellay
H. C. Rudistill
Harry Randel
J. F. Cully
Christian Church
Brick Chapel
Dr. Beyl
Hank Bowen
Othman’s
Bowen
Ralph Knoll
J. R. John
Bertha M. Kubel
Bancroft St
Kubel
John
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