Arbuckle Murder Case Downgraded to Manslaughter
San Francisco Sept 28 Roscoe Arbuckle’s murder charge was reduced to manslaughter after a six day hearing. Judge Lazarus held enough evidence to warrant trial on the lesser charge but found no criminal attack proven. Bail set at 5000 cash or 10000 bonds with verdict pending further proceedings.
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Cal
Roscoe Co
Fatty) Arbuckle
Sylvain J. Tuazarus
Superior court
Miss Rappe
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
Lazarus
Mints Duries Arbuckle
Flora Durfee
Roscoe
Milton T. U'Ren
Isadore Golden
Roscoe Arbuckle
Brady
Jady
Lazarug
Spirit of Yesteryear Veterans Parade Honors Old G A R
Veterans in blue and fatigued forage caps march past Soldiers and Sailors monument in a long line from Vermont to Meridian streets. Adjutant General Harry B. Smith and marshals coordinate ornate precession as drums echo and era tunes fill the air. Contained in a broader page eleven continuation.
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MARY E. BOSTWICK
Grand Army of the Republic
Vermont
Meridian
Adjt
Harry B. Smith
marshala
Meridian street
Monument
Georgia
ewelock
Meridian streets
Howat Defeated in United Mine Workers Convention
Rebels led by Alexander Howat failed to topple John L. Lewis at the United Mine Workers international convention. Delegates voted 4 775 to 2 701 to order miners back to work and let the international executive board handle grievances under contract. Howat pledged not to submit to defeat as tensions lingered after a four day battle between factions.
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United Mine Workers of America
Lin Tomlinson hall
Alexander Howat
Kansasistrict
Oean
Reliance
Kansas
international executive board
Howat
Lewis
Indianapolis Thursday and Friday Weather Outlook
The Indianapolis forecast calls for fair conditions Thursday with unsettled and cooler readouts by night, then Friday is fair and cooler with fresh to strong south winds shifting to the northwest. The U S Weather Bureau Almanac notes humidity, precipitation totals, and daily temperatures, with the maximum around 81 and minimum near 58.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis Star
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Oryié WeeTl
Tam ip
Belfast Riots and Irish Reply Delay Rumors
London reports Lloyd George delaying issuance of his reply to Eamon De Valera amid Belfast unrest. A funeral convoy near Donegal Street and Falla Road came under gunfire, killing one and wounding three as crowds protested. Dublin notes a Belfast deputation of 100,090 citizens pledging non recognition of a partition parliament.
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LLOYD GEORGE
BELFAST
LONDON
Eamon De Valera
Dowing street
Lioyd George
Donegal
street
Falla road
DUBLIN
Develfra
Annual Parade of Veterans Inspires City Procession
Thousands lined the streets as Civil War heroes marched to stirring patriotic tunes in Indianapolis. The Grand Army of the Republic encampment concluded with a downtown parade, band music, and flags, drawing large crowds and ending with the note that details continue on page five.
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Grand ‘Army
Grand Army of the Republic
fifty earth
Indianapolis
Aviator MacReady Breaks World Altitude Record At 40,800 Feet
Dayton Sept 28 Lieut John A MacReady test pilot at Miccoook field shattered the world altitude record reaching 40 400 feet in the LaPere biplane used by Rudolph Schroeder who set 38 180 feet on Feb 28 1920 He flew one hour forty five minutes aided by improvements including a super charger and a high pitch propeller observed by S A Moss Engineers Hallett and Moss The flight tested new devices and auxiliary oxygen tanks and ended with safe landing despite an engine cut at 41 000 feet where ice accumulation blocked a tank The record surpasses Schroeder by 2620 feet with no Schroeder like hardships The suit and gear were heated and ice was melted.
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DAYTON
John, A. MacReady
MicCook field
Rudolph C. Schroeder
MacReady
Schroeder
S. A. Moss
focal Held
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Liberty
IHS
LaPere
United States saveramient
$500,000 mixed use apartment project planned in Indianapolis
A $350,000 central entertainment complex to adjoin the Charles J. Gardner home at Thirty Fourth and Meridian streets will enclose sixty four apartments around three sides of a square. The Gardner home sale, the Maloney and Coonse interests, and an Indianapolis build plan announce a fireproof brick limestone structure with a circulating drive and fountain. Construction to begin next month with completion targeted by May.
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Charles J. Gardner
Thirtyfourth
Meridian streets
Harvey Coonse
Coonse & Caylor Ice Company
H. N. Maloney
Gardner
Coonse
Meridian street
Tne court
Indiana
Maloney
Birmingham
Aja
Indianapolis
Charles J. Smith
Emerson W. Chailie & Co
State considers Indiana Klan probe this week
An imminent statewide inquiry into Ku Klux Klan activities in Indiana was learned from authoritative sources. Gov McCray has denounced the Klan and backs lawful action while officials weigh a formal complaint with the secretary of state and possible attorney general involvement.
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INDIANA
Ku Klux Klan
McCray
Secretary of State
Lesh
Injaiena
St iz
Harding Pledges Hands Off In Fight For Cloture Change
A Republican push to curb Senate debate length seeks a majority cloture rule. An unofficial committee met with President Harding to discuss limiting debate to one hour per senator once invoked. The plan, if adopted, would replace the two thirds requirement with a simple majority.
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HARDING
WASHINGTON
Associated Press
White House
senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Fre- Maghuysen
New Jersey
Kelloge
Minnesota
Zand
Woman 70 jailed for theft at funeral in Michigan City
Michigan City Ind Sept 28 Mrs Anna Kick aged 70 was sentenced to ten days in the county jail for petty larceny after stealing 13 dollars from a mourner’s pocketbook at a funeral yesterday. She has prior run ins in the city and is under a suspended sentence.
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MICIGAN CITY
Ind
Anna Kick
Kick
Secretary of War to Speak Here at Dinner on Oct 2
Indianapol ise Club announces John W Weeks secretary of war will attend the twelfth annual dinner at Claypool hotel on Oct 20 with Senator New. Weeks will visit Indianapolis for the event and dine with railroad and traction officials, shippers, and guests from Indiana and neighboring states. Governor Cray is to be toastmaster.
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Frank A. Butler
Rucy
Claypool hotel
New
Weeks
Senator New
Traffic Club
Indianapalla
Fort Benjamin Harrison
George W. Read
Sth army corps
Indianapolis
Lotler
Columbia Club
W. 4H. Coltharp
Guy K Jeffries
Albert Stump
Frank Lk. Humstan
Frank C. Baldridge
Irwin Hertermann
Frank TL. Sullivan
J. A. McGregor
G. N. Baker
R. G. ™uyeker
Caltharp
iit
railroad and traction
Whinets
Ohio
Indiana
Butler
Mel Cray
Louisianans Ask Congress to Modify Prohibition
Baton Rouge reports the Senate approved a resolution to petition Congress to modify the Volstead act allowing sale of beer and wines. The vote stood 26 to 7.
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LOUISIANNA
CONGRESS
BATON ROUGE
Senate
Ninety Percent of Trainmen Vote for Strike in Union Ballot
In Chicago the Brotherhoods of Railroad Trainmen and Locomotive Engineers report that about 90 percent of their ballots favor a wage-cut strike. Counting extended over two days with results due tomorrow, signaling a coordinated action among rail unions as other groups assess support.
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