Arbuckle Murder Case Ready for Decision in San Francisco
Attorney Brady reported no decision yet on whether to proceed with the murder charge against Rosvos Fatty Arbuckle or drop it in light of the grand jury findings. Arbuckle remains jailed with bail set at 35000, trial anticipated after a possible conti-nuation hearing.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
Brady
Rosvos
Fatty) Arbuckle
manslaveshter
O'Brien
Matheson
Arbuckle
California
Kenny
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Braly
aes
Leh
Brady litigation
Robert I. Dean
vigiante
Sanfrancisco club
Arbucklé
Robert
H. McCormack
United States attorney” general
moving picture
Harold Lauderback
Arbuelie
coates
Bambina Maude Delmont
Ioscoe Arbuckle
superior court
Lowell “Sherman
Frederick fishback
World Methodists issue call for militant Christianity
The world Methodist conference calls for aggressive militant Christianity and welcomes the emancipation of women as fellow workers. It urges unity within the Methodist family, sends fraternal greetings to German Evangelical churches, and notes the need for cross border cooperation to protect American youth from liquor. Bishop James Cannon ix of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South discusses prohibition and wartime motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Associated Frees
Methodist
assembly of German
Evangelical churches
Stuttgart
Washington
Francis Asbury
United
James Cannon ix
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
United States
America
England
France
Roosevelt Suffers Infantile Paralysis Yet Nears Recovery
Franklin D Roosevelt, former assistant secretary of the navy and 1932 Democratic vice presidential candidate, is diagnosed with a mild case of infantile paralysis. Dr. George Draper reports gradual improvement after four weeks, with muscles regaining function and spirits good. The hospital stay may continue for some days, but there is no fear of permanent injury.
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Fanklin D Roosevelt
navy
George Draper
Draper
Roosevelt
Presbyterian hospital
Campobello
New Brunswick
Widow and four others sentenced to life for farmer slaying
In Columbia South Carolina on September 15 the widow of Marcellus Cook his son daughter and her fiancé along with three male acquaintances were given life terms for murdering the aged farmer. The jury followed the judge’s directive after defense concessions and experts testified the defendants showed arrested mental development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLUMBIA
S.C
Marcellus Cook
Ave
Leahe
Julian Cook
Ira
Cook
Mimiée Cook
Henry Wheeler
Minuie Cook
James Barfield
Weather Forecast For Indianapolis Friday And Saturday
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for partly cloudy conditions Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Local thunder showers possible in the northern portion. The Almanac of the Day shows yesterday's conditions and temperatures with a max around 79 and a min near 61, noting relative humidity and precipitation figures.
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Indiana
north portion
Frday
Saturda
perature
Indianapolis
United States
Indianapolis Star ALMANAC
Part Time Employment Seen as Solution to Jobs Problem
National interest grows in part time work to ease unemployment. Indiana cities report mixed use with rotation and split week schedules, while employers and labor officials caution that full layoffs remain common. The Free Employment Service backs the plan urging firms to consider part time roles and local hires where possible.
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Washington
National Industrial Council of
New York
United States Department of Commerce
National Industrial Council
Indianap
Alten
Allen
eters
Indiana
scherme
wgve
Free Employment Service of
Thomas A. Riley
Riley
League of Nations to Expand to Fifty Members
Geneva reports the League of Nations may raise its membership to fifty if the political committee's recommendation is approved. Latvia and Estonia are set for admission while Lithuania and Hungary await further notes. The court of justice plans a late October opening as two bureau cases move toward the new body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GENEVA
Associated Press
League of Nations
Lithuania
Hungary
M. Kyman
Apponyil
commission
Supreme council
Armenia
secretariat
labor bureau
Albert Thomas
United States
league
M. Thomas
iit
assembly
permanent
international court of justice
The Hague
league for transmi
international labor Bureau
bureau
scretariat
Shank Speakers Outline Drive Emphasizes Past Achievements
The Republican campaign in Indianapolis moves to spotlight the Shank administration and his personality. A speakers’ meeting at the party rooms approved a late October start and echoed Will Hays style outreach. About 75 volunteers will lead neighborhood events and press the nominee’s integrity.
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MAURICE EARLY
Lew Shank
Nonath
M. H. Camden
Shank
Jewett
Republican city committee
Lemcke
Joseph L.Horve
Herman Rickholt
Raleston Independent Club
Senate avenue
John Morton
A. D. Jackson
Boyd MM. Ralston
Thomas Meeker
Meeker
Hartman
Fourth Ward
J. Herbert Wartman
Indianapolis
Frussian Assembly Denies Housewives Body Union Status
Berlin dispatch reports the National Association of German Housewives asked Prussian Parliament to recognize the group as a labor union but was denied for lacking clear designation of members as employers or employees. Disputes over whether married women with servants are professionals and fears of strikes or arbitration followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRUSSIAN ASSEMBLY
BERLIN
Associated Press
National Association of German —Housewives
American grain ships via Canada lowering export costs
Ottawa reports grain shipments moving to Montreal for export. All water Canadian route from Chicago Duluth and Milwaukee to Lake Superior Paris via rail to Montreal offers about 20 cents per bushel saving after currency and elevator charges. Railway Association announces further cuts on Fort William to Atlantic port exports and domestic routes Fort William to eastern Canadian points.
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OTTAWA
Montreal
Buffalo
New York
Dominion bureau of statistics
Chicago
Duluth
Milwaukee
Lake Superior
Paris
Port Arthur
Fort Willam
Fort William
Atlantic
the
Railway Association
Whisky Heist Nets $13900 in Montreal Auto Theft
Police were told by Conrad Labelle of Champlain that two men robbed him of a roll totaling 13900 dollars. The cash, carried to Montreal to be converted to whisky, was taken in an automobile and the thieves fled.
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MONTREAL
Ontario
Conrad Labelle
Champlain
Bank cashier and bonds missing from Tell City bank
Evansville Ind Sept 30. Alphonse Schearer cashier of Tell City National Bank vanished Aug 21 after traveling toward Louisville. About 24060 worth of Liberty bonds in safety boxes gone, rest of funds accounted for. Bank insured with American Security Company. Schearer 39, single, trusted longtime employee.
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Indianapolis Star
EVANSVILLE
Ind
Alphonse Schearer
Tell City National bank
Tell City
Schearer
Louisville
bio river
Hawenville
Robert Schearer
Eugene H. Gough
Bounvill
esium
iner
wade borough
American Security Company
Indianapolis
Shearer
Perry county
Burglars Smash Priceless Cathedral Window for Tiny Loot
In Meux France Sept 14 burglars smashed an 800 year old stained glass window in St Etienine Cathedral to gain entry. They removed less than a dollar's worth of booty, estimated beneath ten francs, before escaping.
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MEUX
France
St Etienine
Bevan
tentrancs
Gift from Hoover Helps Oregon Student Complete Senior Year
Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce sent a $400 check to support Certrude Minthorn a University of Oregon student from Newport. Minthorn daughter of Dr Hei J Minthorn was Hoover's ward during his Oregon years enabling her to finish her final year.
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NEWPORT
Ure
University of Oregon
Herbert Hoover
secretary of commerce
trogen
Certrude
Minthorn
Hei J. Minthorn
Ms. Hoover
Oregon
Mother Charged by Daughters With Father’s Murder
In Aurora, a mother Frances Balchunas aged 34 was arrested on murder charges after her two daughters 15 and Fran Ssvuursold testified she turned on the gas to kill their father Dominic while he slept. Balchunas and petroska a boarder, held without bail, deny the charges.
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AURORA, I
Frances Balchunas
John Fetroska
Uelen
Fran
Amel
Petroska
Balehunas
Germans Face More Penalties The Rhineland Regime Remains
Paris reports the Allied supreme council will keep economic penalties on the occupied Rhineland until Germany agrees to create an Interallied body for licensing exports and imports. The March regime lift was postponed as Germany begins to implement the authorities required by the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Associated Press
Rhineland
allied supreme council
supreme council
Germany
aupremé council
Heilung Blames Allies for Economic Strife in Berlin
A semi official Berlin statement cites the supreme council plan to lift sanctions on Sept. 15 and notes Germany paid 1 billion marks aiding arrangements for an inter allied body to control licenses. It faults Allied governments for economic hardship and unfulfilled promises.
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Saya
Germany
BERLIN
supreme council
Ady. U1
adda
ani
inter allied
amnourite mente
Gold Imports Reach 10.5 Million in U S Reparations Payments
Gold imports totaling 10.5 million dollars arrived in New York as part of Germany's reparations payments. The shipments include 1.99 million from ex-Austro-Hungarian banks, 4 million from Hamburg credited to German financial interests, and 4.394 million from the Reichsbank for Belgium obligations. German marks held at 0.903 in the open market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Germany
Federal reserve bank
Hamburg
reichsbank
Belgium
Marshall Appeals for Harding Back at Kingston Fair
Ex Vice President Thomas R Marshall drew a large ovation at the Kingston fair as he urged the public to support President Harding at the upcoming arms limitation conference. He also argued against voting for residents who do not speak English, claiming they are not entitled to participate in government.
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MARSHALL
HARDING
PROVIDENCE
AB. OL
Thomas R. Marehall
Kingston
Twin babies found locked in suitcase aboard ship
Detroit police searched for a woman after a soaked suitcase on the upper deck of a Detroit Windsor ferry steamer revealed feeble eyes of a twin baby girl, a few weeks old, apparently abandoned to suffocation. The infants were hospitalized and reported out of danger. crews could not identify the mother.
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DETROIT
Mich
Detroit- Windsor
Irish peace conference canceled as De Valera stance fixed
London's dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George cancelled next week’s Inverness conference on Ireland. De Valera reaffirmed his status as a sovereign state representative, and George said admission was impossible. Delay likely while both sides reassess.
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Valera
LONDON
Hamon DeValera
Lloyd George
DeValera
Gairloch
Downing street
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Hylan
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CANADA
Tell
City
sER AIDS
Col. House
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson organization
William F. MacCombs
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HEALIN
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Britain
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