Arbuckle Murder Case Shown as Inquest Set
Francisco Sept 11 Fra ncisco California Fatty Arbuckle formally charged with the murder of Miss Rappe after an autopsy showed death due to internal injuries from a party in his rooms. Arbuckle refused comment and was held in jail awaiting trial as witnesses were guarded and an inquest was planned for Thursday.
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FRANCISCO
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Arbucklé
del Rappe
Duncan Matheson
Zuckle
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Rappe
Arbuckle
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Mathew Brady
San Francisco
Brant
Captanson
M. EB
Romwell
Miss Zar
Al Zemiracher
Misa Rappe
Rappé
Weather Forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Indianapolis
Special Weather Bureau report notes cooler conditions and scattered rain at times. Forecast calls for Monday to bring cooler temperatures with possible rain. Tuesday expected similar pattern and gradual clearing later in the week.
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Red States Weather Bureau
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American Syndicate Seizes Vast Hapsburg Estates in Europe
Paris dispatch reports negotiations completed in Paris in which an American syndicate led by Charles H. Sabin and partners acquired Archduke Frederick, Archduke Albrecht, and heirs vast lands and industries across Austria Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Poland Romania and Hungary valued around 200 million dollars. The deal covers steel mills mines dairy plants sugar works breweries palaces and 4 million acres of land including the Albertina collection in Vienna. Archduke Frederick, a former Austro Hungarian field marshal, had his properties seized from royal sources and redistributed by various postwar governments. The transfer is viewed as a major shift in property control though not royal crown possessions. Page continues.
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Ohio row over Daugherty resignation and Senate bid
Washington, Sept 11 Attorney General Daugherty gave no new comment on resigning from the Cabinet to run for the U S Senate from Ohio. The rumors prompt analysis of Ohio politics with Gov Davis and Rep Fess among possible GOP contenders and President Harding allies seeking a strong nominee to unseat Democrat Pomerene.
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EVERETT C. WATKINS
WASHINGTON
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Stir
United States
Ohio
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Davis
senjoroream
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epring
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Chicago
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congressional reorganization committee
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Brown
Pomerene
Pomerenc
President Harding Criticizes Local Dependence on Federal Government
CHAPEL HILL N C Sept 11 President Harding deplores reliance on the federal government for functions that local administrative units should perform. In a letter to the town and county administration conference at the University of North Carolina he urges earnest public discussion of local governance problems arising after the war and the need for stronger local machinery.
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N. C
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Harding
University of North Carolina
Howard W.,Odum
school of public welfare
President Harding Urges Veterans to Aid Peace Efforts
President Harding addressed ex-service men in Atlantic City urging veterans to help solve peace problems. He spoke to the 5th Division A F veterans after church and a walk on the boardwalk, praising their WWI service and pledging support for wounded and disabled veterans.
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Chelsea Baptist Church
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Ath division
beach front
America
Meuse
Death toll in San Antonio flood tops 47
San Antonio Texas reports forty seven dead from the Saturday flood with officials estimating up to 300 may be dead or missing. Property losses are pegged around 8 million and 5 million by different sources. Recovery teams search wreckage along the Alazan creek and San Antonio river banks as relief efforts continue city wide.
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Phi Wright
Alazan
Alazan creek
Workmien
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D. D. Harrigan
San Antonio river
Fort Sam Houston
The
Red Cross
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Vast City Registration Figures Highlight Fall Election Prep
Incomplete returns show 49 302 people registered to vote across 74 of 166 precincts, with an expected 70 000 to 80 000 more by Oct 10. Women make up about 41 percent of registrants so far, while precincts in the Fourth ward report strong turnout, aided by party organizers.
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MAURICE EARLY
George Qo Huteell
Marlow coun
Hutsell
Lew Shank
South side
Severe Washington quake reported by Georgetown observatory
A very severe earthquake was recorded early today at the Georgetown University seismographical observatory. The tremor began last night around 11:21 and lasted until 2 this morning with the epicenter about 1.70 miles south of Washington.
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WASHINGTON
Georgetown university seismographical observatory
Business in Indianapolis Sees Slight Upturn Amid Fair Activity
Retail trade in Indianapolis shows modest improvement with the state fair boosting men's and women's apparel and footwear sales. Dry goods and hardware report steadier demand while home building picks up with more construction permits. Grocery jobbers see no change. cotton price volatility clouds wholesale outlook as retailers hesitate on new commitments. Park clearings reach 43.54 million vs 16.52 million a year ago.
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womegate
frice
park
Youth Admits Double Killing To Obtain Car
Harvey W. Church, 20, confessed after long questioning to killing B. J. Daugherty and Carl Ausmus to gain a Packard valued at $5,400. He described planning, luring, beating, and strangling both men, then hiding bodies in the garage and disposing of Daugherty in the Desplaines River.
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Harvey W. Church
B. J. Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Adams
Ausmus
Daugherty
Harvard
tank corps
Texas Flood Toll Rises Across 10000 Square Miles
Reports tally thirteen known dead as central Texas floods stretch over about 30 000 square miles from Georgetown to Calvert and Bryan. Two die in Georgetown and five dead near Calvert and Bryan with damage in crops and livestock running into millions. Waterways including the San Marcos Brazos and Little rivers flood towns from Temple to Hearne, with widespread property loss and numerous missing.
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Bretty
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Little Brazos
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Chile Bolivia dispute heads to league commission
Geneva September 11 The dispute over the 10 treaty with Bolivia will go to a three jurist commission after Bolivian consent. The body will determine if the assembly has jurisdiction to investigate and may report before adjournment. If competent, the matter may go to the permanent court of international justice.
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GENEVA
Associated Press
Chill
assembly
League of Nations
Carlos Aramago
VanKarne
beek
Bouvie
commission
new international court of justice
Jt ig
Robbers Fail to Loot Two Theaters in Indianapolis
Two armed men masked their faces and tied William Garr during a night shift at the Murat theater then attempted to break the safe. They damaged a money box from a candy stand taking about 225 dollars before fleeing to the Ohio theater where they tried again to breach a safe and bound Theodore Motley and his sister in a closet. Detectives labeled the crime as amateur work and Garr was briefly arrested for vagrancy before release.
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Liberty -street
Harry Rosnagle
assant
Ohio theater
Ohio ‘street
Theodore, Motley
Leslie Kelly
Talbott street
rebbers
Garr
Henry
Sheehan
wwere
Harry
Rosnagle
Two Fatally Shot At Negro Baptists’ National Meeting
New Orleans reports a shooting at the Negro Baptist national convention closing session. Mrs. Jante Miller of New Orleans and Rev. C. J. W. Boye of Nashville were fatally wounded among about 2000 attendees. David Miller is held. the motive appears to be jealousy as five bullets were aimed at the wife.
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Jante Milter
C. J. W. Boye
Nashville
Tenn
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David Miller
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Boyd
Bapnet training school
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