Physician Beardslee Sought In Arbuckle Case
San Francisco authorities located Dr. Arthur Beardslee Hotel St Francis physician who treated Virginia Rappe and ordered his return to San Francisco. Beardslee’s testimony could illuminate Rappe’s condition after Arbuckle’s Labor Day party. Trial schedule pushed. manslaughter hearing set for Sept 26.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
Roscoe Co
Fatty) Arbuckle
Arthur Beardslee
St. Francis physican
Virginia Rappe
Douglas county
Nevada
Minden
Beardslee
Bridgeport
Mono county
California
Matthew F. Brady
Beardsice
Miss Happo
Arbuckle
St. Francis
Superor
Bambina Maud Delmont
J Lazarus
Mae Taube
Brady
Harry J Boyle
dota
Belmont
Taube
prandy jury
Thomas J. Coleman
Hotel
St Francis
Robert “H McCormack
United States attorney
Mob of 150 halts show burns Arbuckle film in Thermopolis
In Thermopolis Wyoming on September 17 a mob of about 150 men and boys, many cowboys, invaded the slaver theater during Fatty Arbuckle’s film and seized and burned portions. The theater manager F Z Buzzetti said Purity League representatives pressured him earlier. The incident prompted continuation on page eight.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
slaveriel theater
Fady’ Arbuckle
F. Z Buzzetti
Purity League
Outline of Yap pact outlines tensions in Pacific
Tokyo dispatch reports Asahi Shimbun outlining methods to settle Yap control. Proposals include cable relay routes to US Japan and Holland, US recognition of American communications rights, and a temporary refrain from recognizing Japan's mandate. Also notes plans by Japanese parties to send envoys to Washington and London conferences.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
Asahi Shimbun
Yap
United States
Japan
Holland
U S
Versailles
Kokuminto
Etsujiro Uehara
dlaugugeteres
America
Seiyu-Kai
German Reichsrat Ratifies Peace Treaty With United States
Berlin September 17 The Reichsrat upper chamber formally ratified the peace treaty with the United States. The body, organized to represent sixty three members, supersedes the temporary National Assembly and completes the ratification process.
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BERLIN
Associated Press
Germany
United States
Reichsrath
Reichsrat
Imperial council
Retenstag
th empire
National Assembly
Boy 14 Held by Police boasts of criminal record
Detectives questioned Howard Manning about a string of alleged crimes after arrest at hearing revenue and Washington. Manning claimed a long history of thefts across Cleveland and Toledo, boasting of numerous arrests and admitting car break ins, while investigators seek corroborating records from other police departments.
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Howard Manning
West
Arizona street
Washington street
Lee
Manning
Riley and
Reynolds
Keating avenue
Toledo
rogues
bnow
Mahning
Standard Oil
Southeastern avenue
Mannuig
Cleveland
police
Mary Garden to Sing in New York Season
Chicago announcement confirms Mary Garden will perform in a two weeks season in New York beginning January 23. George M. Spangler, business manager, says interlocking leases on the Manhattan opera house have been signed to unite all factions among Oscar Hammerstein heirs, clearing the way for the engagement.
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CHICAGO
Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Company
New York
binning
George M. Spangler
wisht
Manhattan opera house
Oscar Hammerstein
soo
tos ooust
Way to Parley Again Opened by De Valera
The Associated Press reports a renewed possibility of British Cabinet talks with Sinn Fein after a telegram from Eamon De Valera to Prime Minister Lloyd George. De Valera signaled self recognition and readiness to meet, while London’s note warned against recognizing Ireland as independent. The exchanges set the stage for a conference on basis of mutual truth and reality.
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LLOYD GEORGE
LONDON
Watlington
News of the World
Lord Riddle
Hart Curzon
Arthur J Balfour
Gordon Hewart
Lord Lee of
Fareham
admiralty
Andrew Bonar Law
Associated Preas
Slnn Fein
amon De Valera
Sinn Fein
finn Fein
Dublin
My. De Valera
VeValeta
Black Rock
Ireland
EAMON DEVALDRA
Railroad Ordered to Reinstate Men by Labor Board
The United States railroad labor board ruled that railroads cannot discharge workers without just cause and ordered Butler County Railroad in Missouri to reinstate Jesse H Hicks and Frank Mosley. The board stated it would resolve disputes justly, even if contrary to Supreme Court precedents, and ordered back pay for the period of discharge, minus any earnings from other work.
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CHICAGO
United States
raiiroid labor board
Butler county
Missouri
BAM Union
United States Supreme court
ring
Congress
Poplar Bluff
Tipperary
Jesse H Hicks
Frank Mosley
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Grand Army Parade Opens 55th National Encampment in Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts the fifty fifth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with a five day program starting next Sunday. Officials from Indiana and city levels welcome veterans for meetings, parades, a campfire, and a Tuesday reception at the Governor's mansion.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Indiana G. A. R
Indianapoli
Me. Cray
Jewett
Gil R. Stormont
GAR
Indiana
Marton Club
Statehouse
Tornlingen
W A. Ketcham
willy oy
Alla EB Phil. putt
El Terence
Minneapolis
America
ven
Grant
Wilda Weaver
Edwin M | Stanton
James Tanner
Toscph M Francis
Indictments Hit Mingo Trouble Linked to Redman Act
A Logan county special grand jury returned 329 indictments charging murder and conspiracy stemming from Logan Boone border disturbances. Named are C F Keeney and Fred Mooney of United Mine Workers district 17 and H W Blizzard. additional 200 indictments accuse insurrection and pistol carrying under the Johnson act. Indictments allege conspiracy caused deputy Gore’s death during a tense August clash as state martial law loomed. Capsuses will be sent to Kanawha and Boone counties for service. Trial date not announced. names not released.
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LOGAN
Logan county
Boone county
C. F Keeney
Fred Mooney
distric No 17
United Mine Workers of America
H W Blizzard
United Mine Workers
Kanawha
Boone
John Gore
Gore
Mingo
Keeney and
Mooney
Williamson
Robert Bland
capluses
White
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Nearby Areas
Sunday and Monday forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for fair skies and cooler temperatures. Highs near 84 degrees, lows around 61. Relative humidity varies, with dry conditions expected overnight.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
vicinity
Senators Begin Tour of Troubled West Virginia Mines
Senate education and labor subcommittee members depart Washington for a district tour of West Virginia coal fields where disorders recently occurred. Chair Kenyon, Sen Shortridge, and Sen McKellar will join in Williamson tomorrow. no formal hearings planned, a stenographer records witness testimony.
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WASHINGTON
Senate education and labor
West Virginia
Charman Kenyon
Shortridge Republican
Calfornia
Williamson
Wova
McKellar
Tennessee
Knoxville
Wiliamson
Henson
Cuts Whisky Guards Pay to Hire More Day Agents
Washington dispatch reports a government order cutting whisky guards and watchmen salaries to permit hiring of additional prohibition agents. Salaries for 464 warehouse agents drop from 1500 to 1000 dollars annually, saving about 108000 dollars and enabling sixty new agents to join the bureau’s 1000-strong staff.
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WASHINGTON
Haynes
bureau
Child carried through sewer by water unharmed
Clinton Ind September 17 Jane Kendall eight year old daughter of Scott Kendall of Mecca Parke county was swept through an eighteen inch sewer and carried about 100 yards by flood water after a severe storm. The child stepped into deep water near the sewer opening and was sucked in but escaped unhurt.
Ku Klux Klan Meeting In Indiana Aliased In Louisville
Special to The Indianapolis Star reports a Klan meeting at Knights of Pythias armory in Louisville with about 200 in attendance. Dr Caleb Ridley defended Klan principles, denied anti Catholic or anti Jewish aims, and promised another Louisville speech within ten days amid police orders and rent refunds.
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Indianapolls ster
George Weissinger Smith
Caleb Ridley
Central Baptist Ghurrh
Atlanta
Gio
New York
saya
Harding Move Divides Democrats and Republicans
Washington sept 47 President Harding moved to select Senators Lodge and Underwood as American commissioners to the armament conference in November stirring ferment inside both parties. Some Democrats hope Underwood declines while others see the choice as weakening opponents. The move signals a major reorganization and amid party tensions it prompts questions about foreign policy, leadership, and the balance of power between the White House and Congress.
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DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON
Starding
Senators Lodge
Underwood
Harding
Congress
Oscar Underwood
respublicans
Hording
Tney
Senate
Alabama
lHkelihood
nes
wood
stoner
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
White House
Lodge
armament commission
Knox
Train Plunges Into Blue River Near Edinburg
Edinburg Indiana September 17 A Pennsylvania passenger train No 327 bound for Indianapolis plunged into the Blue River near a bridge north of Edinburg. Engineer M Bennett of Louisville Kentucky died. Mail clerks George Bir John Ward and Hartly were injured. Fireman W G Prinz and several passengers sustained injuries. The crash caused the engine and baggage car to plunge into the river, with the coach and sleepers remaining on the rails. Local wrecking crews aided in rescue as the river is about 1000 feet wide and thirty feet deep.
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Sacows
Indianapolis Star
EDINBURG
Ind
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
here
M. BENNETT
Wagt Trees
Louisville
GEORGE BIR
Scottajurg
JOHN WARD
Jack
JOHN O. HARTLY
W. G. PRINZ
Jeffersonville
Biya river
Bennett
bens
Prina
Snamali
Hdbourg
Postmasters Ordered to Eight Hours Daily Work
Washington September 17 Postmasters of the first, second and third classes must devote a minimum of eight hours daily during the business part of the day to their duties. They must give personal attention to the business of their offices and cannot be absent more than two days without written authority from the Post Office Department.
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WASHINGTON
Hays
Two Girls in Store Robbed by Negro Bandit
Ming Suke Shu 76 and cousin Miss Ethel Jane 17 were in a grocery run by John Magon at 451 West Fifteenth when a Negro entered, bought one item then grabbed the cash register cone and $185, knocking Susie Johns near the door. Police traced a suspect matching the description across the western city section, where several registers were opened and large sums were taken.
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Ming Suke ‘shu
John Magon
West Fitternt street
Ethel Jane
Susie Johns
Hammond Children Eat From Garbage Cans Die at Three
Special to the Indianapolis Star from Hammond Ind Sept 17 neighbors say Joseph Koledomes three year old son of Frank Koledomes was found dead in starvation after relatives report other children scavenged in garbage cans. The family appears destitute and unable to obtain food.
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Indianapolis
HAMMOND
Ind
Joseph
Frank Koledomes
Kolodozies
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