Arbuckle Case Witnesses Discuss Secrecy and Confer
San Francisco sept 18 news on Roscoe Arbuckle murder case notes that potential witnesses including women who attended the hotel party are to be questioned. District Attorney Brady says results of conferences with the women may decide if they testify against Arbuckle. Brady and aides report possible tampering with Arbuckle witnesses and will present evidence to the grand jury. Arbuckle remains in his cell awaiting preliminary examination.
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N FRANCISCO
Cal
Roscoe C. y Arbuckle
Matthew Brady
Brady
Arbuckle
San Francisco
grand jury
Dr. Kingstone
Reggie Morley
uchle
she ell
Virginia Rappe
Buckle
Bambina Delmont
C. Arbuckle
C. ARHUCKIS
Frésnol
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area unsettled with showers
The Indianapolis Star Almanac of the Day reports unsettled conditions for Monday and Tuesday with showers likely and warmer temperatures. Yesterday featured high humidity and variable precipitation. records note a maximum around 78 and a minimum near 53, with temperatures trending warmer for the period.
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showers
warner
Indianapolis Star
Coxgess
Governor Edwards Declares Prohibition a Flat Failure
Atlantic City Sept 1 Governor Edward I Edwards of New Jersey denounces prohibition as a flat failure and an instrument of vice in a Ambassador Hotel interview with leading Democrats. He vows to campaign for repeal of the eighteenth amendment on a platform challenging enforcement and courting the Frelinghuysen seat. He argues enforcement wounds liberty and warns reformers threaten saloons, theater, and Sunday as well.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Ambassador
Edwards
United States
Frelinghuysen
Plans to halt erection of new church over lawn dispute
A suit for a temporary injunction to stop work on the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church at Thirty fourth street and Central avenue was filed by attorney Lawrence Davis for Thomas A. Alford who fears encroachment on his lawn. Trustees say they will file notices tomorrow. Alford seeks assurances walls and construction will not damage shrubs, claiming the north church line would threaten his property.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Thirtyfourth street
Central avenue
Thomas A. Alford
Alford
Alfora
board of trustees
George H. Batchellor
Broadway
Lutherans Plan Drive for Fund
The Rev. Walter Davia pastor of First Lutheran Church and Weldener Institute trustee in Mulberry is named state chairman for a world service campaign. Indiana's 186 Lutheran churches will raise 22161.92 toward a national quota of 1,250,000 during the last two weeks of October. District chairmen will organize church participation and report progress soon as plans proceed.
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Walter ©. Davia
First Lutheran Church
Weldener Institute
Mulberry
National Lutheran Council
Indiana
Davis
Europe
Davin
national council
America
Hoosier loses bid to regain trousseau funds in federal case
Morton farmer Charles J. Kieffer sued Edward and Mrs. Kilgore of Watseka in federal court for using money sent to a young woman who would become his bride. A diamond ring valued at 150 dollars and a gold wristwatch were retained by the Kilgores after the trial, which jurors found the couple not guilty. Kieffer had sent money for clothes and other needs after meeting the woman through a correspondence club. The case stirred local ridicule as Kieffer accused the Kilgores of coercion and deception prior to a marriage arranged April 26.
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Indianapolis Star
DANVILLE
Charles J. Kieffer
Morton
Ripley county
Indiana
Edward Kilgore
Watseka
Kieffer
Kilgore
Holton
Two Men Shot by Police In Circus Robbery Case
Vancouver, Wasi, Sept. 18. Ray Moore and Bert Orcutt were identified by circus staff as two of three men who robbed a Sells-Floto circus truck of more than 28 thousand dollars near Vancouver last Friday. Officers said two women, Mrs Mosse and Miss Christine Gross, and two children accompanied the men to a cache where money was found. An automobile pursuit ended with the men shot as they fled. both prisoners refused to talk at the jail.
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VANCOUVER
Wasi
Ray Moore
Bert Orcutt
Mosse
Christine Gross
Alex Breedlove
Breedlove
Hps
Kenyon
Willie Hodges
Blantington
Welch
Sid Hat- Deld
Washington
Matewan
genatora
Mhartesian
Youth's skull fractured in assault on West New York street
John Gavin 22 of 968 North Meridian and Miss Elizabeth Flagler 18 of 222 South Blackford walked on West New York street when two young men passed. Gavin was struck, knocked down and kicked, suffering a fractured skull. Sergt. Johnson and emergency squad could not locate the assailants.
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John Gavin
North
Meridian street
City hospital
West
New York street
Sergt. Johnson
Gavin
Elizabeth Flagler
Blackford Street
Miss Flagier
Three Killed and Nine Injured in Car Plunge
In Yonkers New York on Central Avenue a car owned and driven by John Feldman tipped over a ten foot embankment and overturned trapping occupants. Three men Alfonso Taretmon 25 Philip Tisonser 25 and Michael Iscario all of New York were killed while Feldman sustained a minor contusion.
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YONKERS
NL Y
Central avenue
John Feldman
New York
Alfonse Taretmon
Philip Tisonser
Michael Iscario
Feldmen
Lloyd George Refuses Conference With Sinn Fein Delegates
Premier Lloyd George reiterates that Irish delegates must meet as representatives of a sovereign independent Ireland. He says a conference with British cabinet members cannot take place unless De Valera withdraws his demand. The message emphasizes Ireland’s allegiance to the throne and membership in the British commonwealth, signaling no change in policy. Continued discussion hinted on page eleven.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Lublin
Gairloch
Barroy Pe Valera
Dex Valera
Ireland
Sinn Fein
DeValera
Mr. DeValera
southern
British commonwealth
vance
Indianapolis Business Mix Feels Cooler Weather Gains
Evidence grows of generally improved business and industrial conditions as cooler weather nears. Dry goods and clothing see higher sales on a spot basis with future delivery in demand, while cash receipts fall year over year due to value liquidation. Industrial activity expands overall with unemployment falling per the Census, though weather limits turnover. bank clearings total 11,279,060 vs 19,524,000 a year earlier.
Bandit Takes Only Company's Cash in Street Car Holdups
A well dressed gunman robbed two street car workers early yesterday in outskirts city lines. He demanded company funds, taking 25 dollars from a conductor at Thirtieth Street and Bughtwood Avenue, leaving personal cash. A second incident on Fort Sixth Street and College Avenue ended when the conductor opened his coat, denying personal funds. The robber claimed he did not want personal money.
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Bandit
Lee LUdnaman
North Rural street
Motor Folicemen Lansing and
Englebright
Thirtieth street
Bughtwood avenue
Linaman
street
Jones
Chen
Hrightwood avenue
Mita
Fort sixth street
College avenue
James Jones
Central avenue
Joca
Kenyon Visits Mingo Colony In West Virginia Probe
Senator Kenyon and Senator Shortridge visited the Lick Creek tent colony near Williamson to hear Tamers' side in the Mingo industrial dispute. Miners claim underpayment and guard harassment, with testimony about guard shootings and a fatal June death. Tomorrow the committee will hear operators before deciding next steps and possible Washington inspection.
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WILLIAMSON
W. Va
Kenyon
Shortridge
California
Lickcreek
Mingo
Senate
George Echols
Senator Shortridge
Mingo mountains
Bishop O Gorman Dies in St Paul Minnesota
Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls died tonight in St Paul after a career as a priest and scholar. Born Boston May 1 1943 he taught dogmatic theology at St Thomas College and history at Catholic University Washington. He helped Roosevelt Vatican talks on Philippine matters and wrote History of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States.
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ST. PAUL
Minn
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Dowing
O'Gorman
Boston
Mass
Cretin
Ireland
France
TROR
St.Thomas college
Straus
Catholic university
Washington, D
St. Patrick’s Church
Washin ington
Satolli
Sioux Fells
United States
Rome
Roosevelt
Vatican
Pan Germans of Austria Protest Evils of Peace
In Tienda on Sept 18 a German led parade protested the peace and its outcomes calling for urgent union with Germany. The Burgenland dispute sparked the rally amid international tension with reports hinting at a joint anti Entente action by Czech Slovakia and Yugoslav Slavia under Entente sanction.
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AUSTRIA
TIENNA
no fe
risultanevi
Germany
Burgenland
risi
entente
CzechoSlovakia
Juge
Police seize Spanish newspaper printing plant in Barcelona
In Barcelona on September 18 authorities uncovered a secret printing site for a terrorist newspaper. police arrested several syndicate members connected to the operation and confiscated equipment.
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BARCELONA
Rare de Jona
syndicatisig
Railroad shop crafts vote to strike if rules settled later
Chicago sept 18 union leaders of six federated shop crafts vote to strike when wage rules pending before the United States railroad labor board are released. They defer action pending a single ballot on acceptance or rejection of remaining rules, aiming to synchronize a nationwide response with other railroad unions.
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CHICAGO
federated shop crafts
United States railroad labor board
BM. Jewell
Chic
eagu
Jewett
Jewell
hanches oC
K. Jewell
labor board
waa amn
peelate
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Rappe
Arthur Beardslee
hotel
county
cisco
Los Angeles
Lowell Sherman
Grow
Congress
Mars
Eowarda
la Newburg
tovacco
Board of Tabernacle Presbyterians
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Hoosier
Trousseau
Illinois
Heads Lutheran Campaign
Zep
WALTER
Lioyd George
Trish
Indianapolis
MINGO COLONY
piether
Howard Hanvers
PAUE
BISHOP O'GOHAN
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Bill Evans
The Star Sport
Boar
Gondiliotis
Real
Conaema Labor Board
N. P. Good
Pennesylvania System Federation of
Pennsylvania
Edward Segtmesar
blaccamitrs’ union
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