John B Moore Named Judge on High Court
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations assembly electing ten new judges to the Permanent Court. John Bassett Moore leads the list with judges from Britain Japan France Brazil Denmark Switzerland and Spain among others. The selection, on the first ballot, aimed to balance systems of jurisprudence and national representation. The process included controversy over German speaking representation and a repeated election for Alvarez and Destamps. Mandates issue was discussed, with no immediate intervention, and a three-deputy judges panel formed.
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GENEVA
Intern of Justice
League ‘of Nations
John Bassett Moore
United States
Viscourt
Finlay
Great Britain
Yorozu Oda
Japan
Andre
Weise
Faaice
Dionisio
Anzilotli
tal
Ray ‘Barbosa
Brazil
B. Ty. Deer
Holland
Antonio §. De Bustimenta
bay didga
Didrils Nyholm
Denmark
Max Huber
Switzerland
Rafael. Altamiray
Crevea
Spain
choorg
alne
John Bassett
Alejandro
Huber
Nyh tolm
Die Franz Klein
Alis
tria
Klein
Alvarez
hae
guuncil
Baron
Dr. Alvarez
Semetrii Negulescu
Roumania
Michaelo Jovanovic
Jugo- Slavia
Wang
China
Federal tax plan urged by Everett manufacturers
Representatives from numerous manufacturing groups urged Congress to replace discriminatory wartime taxes with a flat tax on finished goods and commodities. They backed Smoot style proposals including a general manufacturers tax, retention of corporate rates, and sustained taxes on tobacco narcotics and imported goods. The push, led by Hanch and others, seeks broad revenue while supporting key industries.
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WASHINGTON
Sena
Indianapolis
Lexington “Motor
Connersville
Ind
Na- He “Chamber
Sestate
underwood audb
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vera
cprcaent
front
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Hanch
Smoot
House
Senate
Pack ers After Stranglehold on Food Supply Probed
New York September 14 Sylvan J Stix treasurer of the National Wholesale Grocers Association issued a statement that the big five meat packers of Chicago were seeking to control the nation’s general food supply. He warned the attorney general’s office may move to override the 1920 consent decree and warned of a potential food trust monopoly. Stix denied an emergency exists and said California crops move through normal channels while the decree is not yet in effect.
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NEW YORK
Wilson
Daugherty
Thea
Department of Justice
United States
Stix
Grocers’ Association
California
Mix
Women rally in Indianapolis campaign drive for Ralston
At the Democratic party headquarters in the People's Bank Building, Boyd M. Ralston urged funds to sustain the campaign and praised women volunteers. He noted unpaid workers and pledged to serve without selfish aims, asserting unity of precinct committeemen and supporters. Other speakers pressed voter registration as women leaders prepared further actions. continuation planned on page twelve.
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AURIGE- BARRY
Ralston
Re party
Pook
Indianapolis
Senators Press Coal Probe In West Virginia Crisis
A telegram from John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers protests to President Harding over Senate Education and Labor Committee delaying the inquiry into conditions in Mingo Logan and other West Virginia counties. Lewis accuses coal operators of forcing a surrender to armed mine guards and demands the investigation resume, with Williamson noted for September 19. The message hints at partisan tensions and ongoing press coverage.
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John L. Lewis
United, Mind Workers of America
Jats
Harding
Senate committee on education and labor
Mingo county
West Virginia
Senate
Mingo
Logan
West Virgina
Williamson
Kenyon” cammittes
whoich
ace
Tam
ceel
McDowell
Mercer
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Unsettled Thursday and Friday with likely local showers. Not quite as warm as recent days. Almanac notes include sun rise at 5 26 and forecast figures for maximum and minimum temperatures, humidity, and precipitation for the period.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United states Weather Bureau
Iidianapolis
Sun petaat
Jaz
Tasman
Bandits steal woman’s cash bag in her home
Minnie Brandon reports two rough masked men at 7:30 last night forced her at gunpoint to surrender a canvas bag containing 169 dollars from a dresser drawer. The criminals fled with the bag, warning her not to scream. Police found the empty bag outside. Brandon, owner of rental properties, planned to bank the money today while her husband worked as a night watchman.
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Minnie Brandon
Mechanic street
Brandon
Auto plot murder suspects shield pal police believe
Chicago Sept 14 identification of two suspects in a double murder proved elusive. Police say Church and Parks confessed but tainted identifications and denials complicate truth. Milton Walker, a garage foreman, denied involvement and was cleared by Church.
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PAL
CHIGAGN
Hsinatah
tin “Parke
ars
hird
Churchird Parks nave
Clarence Wilder
Church
parks
Milton Walker
Witter
Vigo Sheriff Dies in Auto Plunge Down Embankment
Special to The Indianapolis Star reports Vigo County Sheriff Wesley A Mitchell, age 40, killed when a roadster plunged from a Centenary road embankment near Clinton. Nick Burson and two wardens were riding. two women were injured. Burson slightly hurt. Mitchell had delivered prisoners to Putnamville state farm earlier that day.
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Indianapole Star
HAUTE
Ind
Wesley “A. Mitchell
Vigo county
Clinton
Clinton Centenary
Nick” Burson
Mitchell
Centenary road
Burton
Burson
Harlier
Putnamville
Seven Arrested in Mine Riots at Jasonville
Seven men were arrested in Jasonville Ind following rioting between miners and Queen mines employees. Three special deputy sheriffs were disarmed. bonds set at 5000 dollars each. A mass meeting of 4400 miners preceded the violence, sparked by John L Lewis’s charter ruling. more warrants expected as riots spread.
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Indianapolis Star
JASONVILLE
Ind
Queen mines
Merritt Meyers
Jesse Johnson
Andy Long
Ben Wallace
John Rowe
John Woltard
Herbert Walters
Will R. Vosleh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
antot
mine No. 3
brady
Queensmains No. 3
John €lough
Edward ‘uener
Ritzpatrick
Jury to Determine Correct Height of Waist Throat Line
Special to The Indianapolis Star from Laporte Ind Sept 14 jurors in the Taporte Circuit Court opening Sept 26 hear a compensation suit from Sadie P Keepers seeking 5000 for injuries and disfigurement after a Aug 6 Mishawaka crash caused by Ralph L Banks driving drunk at speed. Edna L Keepers seeks 2000 for lesser injuries and Harry I Keepers 500 for car damage and shipment delays of a shadow picture outfit from New York to California.
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Indianapolis Star
J LAPORTE
Ind
Taporte
Misnawaka
Sadie P. Keepers
Ralph L. Banks
Michigan City
Lincol
Défense Cies
tiresa Une
igure
Edna L. Keepers
Harry I. Keepers
New York
California
London In Dark On Irish Parley
The Dail Eireann’s formal reply is not likely to reach Inverness before week’s end. Harry Boland and Joseph McGrath went to Lloyd George to clear up questions prior to a formal response. Five Irish plenipotentiaries named, signaling continued talks as Lloyd George stays in Scotland for three more weeks.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Inverness
Fin’ Soma
Lloyd Georges
Harry Boland
Joseph McGrath
Lloyd George
Scotland
Possibility of Breach Seen in Irish Conference Move
Dublin dispatch reports the Dail approves five Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries for Inverness talks with British representatives on the Irish question. Arthur Griffith serves as chairman with Michael Collins, Robert Barton, Eamon Duggan, and George Gavan Duffy named as others. The bulletin notes approval to prepare for a possible conference with Britain.
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DUBLIN
Associated Press
Inverness
Dall Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
est
Michael Collins
Robert C. Barton
Eamon J. Duggan
Partamremtamt
fmure
George’ Gavan
Duffy
Dali
Dall plenipotentiaries
Arbuckle Charged With Manslaughter In Rappe Death
In a coroner's inquest verdict the jury held Roscoe Arbuckle responsible for Virginia Rappe's death from peritonitis caused by a ruptured bladder, applying force. The jury directed a full exhaustive investigation and urged officials to prevent similar debauches in San Francisco.
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Fatty) Arbuckle
Missapye
Arbuckle
Miss
Roscoe Arbuckle
Joan
slaughter
grand jury
prohibition
San Francisco
Miss Rappe
Virginia
Los Angeles
Wakefield ‘bank farfur
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vhry sinia Rappea
Rome
ruth
Roscoe Arbuckte
Ben ‘Boas
Misa Rappe
Birt Bambina Maude - Delm t. Miss Ranpe
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