State Thows Bombshell In' Arbuckle Case
San Francisco dispatch reports that Roscoe Arbuckle faces a murder trial as prosecutors press to hold him to answer in superior court. Judge Lazarus may reduce charges to manslaughter, and Delmont may be called as a witness along with other defense witnesses.
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Nternational News Service
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty'’ Arbuckle
Sylvain Lozagus
Arbuckle
Lazarus
Virginia Rappe
Bambina Maude Delmont
Slung Shot Found in Riverside Drive Murder
New York police traced the case of Joseph A. Reughle, slain near Upper Riverside Drive after a midnight confrontation. A slung shot found beside his body and four revolver shots suggest a battle, with two back wounds and a heart wound. Reughle clutched his revolver as authorities consider motive tied to his raids on criminals.
Return of the Dream Maidens Across a Warm Day
A speaker recalls a passing maiden whose beauty evokes a Georgia picture book of cheeks hair and lips like cherries. He is dazzled then heartbreaks when a wedding ring reveals another man’s claim. He muses that girls and streetcars share how another song passes by and hopes for luck tomorrow on a warm seventy one day.
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Frio
Chicago Officers Get River Pirates
Chicago police and federal agents uncovered an illicit liquor ring by arresting ten river pirates awaiting a liquor ship at a riverfront building near Randolph Street. They sought the launch as the suspected contraband began its swift getaway.
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International News Service
Chicago
Randolph Street
Ross Faces Bank Robbery Trial In Union County
Ross Cedar alias Sam Ross is on trial before Judge Sloan for the Union National Bank robbery on May 26 in which about 60000 was taken. Jury selection, conducted with caution due to the gravity of the charge, precedes evidence.
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Cedar Ross
Sam Ross
Union National Bank
Sloan
Riss
R. K. Aiken
Roy Mercer
Imatrict
George M. Muse
L. M. Uber
Commonwealth
Union W National Bank
Welgson
Willie Fisher
Toledo
Women Battle In Religious Warfare in Belfast
In Belfast conflicts over the past 24 hours saw two Protestant men attacked by women from separate mobs and other women drive workers from their jobs. Several Roman Catholic families were ordered from their homes, escorted by police during the moves.
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International News Services
Belfast
Sinn Fein Cabinet to Meet Thursday in Dublin
Publication of Lloyd Georges note on Irish peace talks delayed official word states the British government will not admit Sinn Fein to a sovereign state conference. De Valera's notes welcomed by Sinn Fein delegates named to explore an Ireland in the community of nations. Dublin meeting to be led by Eamonn De Valera at Mansion House with Lloyd George holiday ending Monday.
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Earl C. Reeves
London
Dope
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Ireland
Community of Nations
Washington
Dublin
Southard Case Jury Selection Exhausted in Idaho
Southard case narrows venire as 70 jurors exhausted. Judge Babcock orders a special venire by 2 p.m. with nine peremptories left for state and three for defense. Mrs. Southard appears fatigued and nervous while relatives, including Paul Vincent Southard, visit the jail and attend court proceedings.
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A. W. Babcock
Southard
Re~niremen
Paul Vincent Southard
Four Fascists Killed in Rioting Across Italy
Four more deaths were reported in clashes between Fascists and Socialists. Two Fascists were killed near Modena, two near Foggia where 18 were wounded. Deputy Vienni wounded near Modena was said to be dying, and Socialist deputy Di Vagno died after being mortally wounded Monday.
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Milan
Bat. Eg
Fascieti
Modena
Foggia
Vienni
di Vagno
Paris Largest Emporium Burns in Major Fire
The Prin temps, Paris's largest emporium, caught fire this morning and fire stations across the city were deployed. The blaze began in the furniture department, collapsed a roof and a wall, and caused heavy smoke over about four miles. No lives were lost though the area was disrupted and crowds gathered.
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International News Servier
Paris
Printemps
Great Britain Rejects Recognition of Mexico
London reports that Britain has rejected recognizing the Mexican government. The foreign office cited Mexico’s failure to prove the means to safeguard foreign rights and interests, reflecting concerns over its ability to protect international stakes.
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Great Britain
Mexico
International News Service
London
Foreign Office
Terrific Storm Sweeps Japan Kills Over 100
TOHIO Sept 28 More than 100 casualties reported as a fierce storm battered western and northern Japan. Over 3,000 homes inundated with Nagoya and Kobe among the hardest hit. Nagoya harbor shows signs of disaster while wire communications are badly interrupted and no foreign dispatches reached Tokio. Predictions that Tokyo would be swept by the storm proved unfounded.
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International News Service
Tohio
Japan
Nagoya
Kobe
Tokio
Stillman seeks reconciliation in sensational divorce case
Jamen A. Stillman the multi millionaire banker reportedly hopes to reconcile with his wife Mrs Fifi Stillman as hearings in their dramatic divorce case proceed. Mrs Stillman will not entertain overtures until fatherhood of Guy Stillman is resolved. Canadian testimony may be sought at Montreal hearings resuming October 11. Stillman shows daughter Dianne at his new Madison Avenue apartment before she sails to Europe.
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New ‘York
Jamen A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
Fifi
Guy
Cail
StiNmian
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Montreal
Stillman
Dianne
Madison
42Nd Streets
Europe
Selection of Wash-Jeff President To Be Made
Washington makes committee to choose a new head for Washington and Jefferson College after the death of S. S. Black in Denver. Members include W. Mellyanna of Washington John M. Kennedy of Pittsburgh Rev C. C. Hays of Johnstown Colonel R. M. Thompson of New York and John Donnan of Washington.
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Washington
James Z. Brownson
Board of Trustee
Washington and Jefferson College
S. Sc. Black
Denver
W. Mellyanna
John M. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
C. C. Hays
Johnstown
R. M. Thompson
New York
John Donnan
Harding Appointments Nominate Two Federal Posts
President Harding sent to the Senate nominations for two federal posts. George A. Stauffer is named U S marshal for the Northern district of Ohio and William U. Clark of Meeker is nominated surveyor general of Colorado.
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Uinternational News Service
Washington
Harding
Senate
U. S. Marshall
Ohio
George A. Stauffer
Surveyor Senaral
Colorado
William U. Clark
Meeker
Theodore Roosevelt Named Third Man in Great Triumvirate
Washington September 28 Theodore Roosevelt is now accepted by most Americans as the third man in America s trio with Washington and Lincoln in a patriotic triumvirate. A letter endorses a national movement to collect Roosevelt papers and correspondence as campaign mementoes, addressed to Hermann Hagedorn of the Roosevelt Memorial Association.
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Washington
Theodore Hoosevelt
America
Lincoln
Harding
Roosevelts
Jettern
Hermann Hagedorn
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Wanderer to be hanged after appeals fail
Wanderer Carl Wanderer, condemned for the murders of his wife, her unborn child, and a hired cripple in a staged hold up, will be hanged at 7 30 am Friday unless clemency or a stay is issued. Attorneys Bartholomew rush to Springfield to seek commutation from Governor Len Small after the governor previously refused intervention.
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International News Service
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
W. D. Bartholomew
Springfield
Len Small
Board of Pardons
Bartholomew
Fingerprint Census In Glenview On Murder Case
CHICAGO September 28 Fingerprints of every man in the village of Glenview were to be taken by the police today in a hunt for the slayer of Fred Christensen cashier of the Glenview State Bank who was found shot to death in front of the bank vault door Saturday Chief clue is fingerprints and Town Marshal Erndat Schultz believes a Glenview resident committed the crime Six suspects are under surveillance.
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International News Service
Chicago
Glenview
Fred Christensen
Glenview State Bank
Erndat Schultz
Street Bees Force Children To Avoid Hay Street
Street Department to chase bees after a nest by the door of a property on Hay Street. Children feared to walk to school as the nest stings both boys and girls. Police notified Monday evening to proceed with removing the swarm. Mr. and Mrs. James McBride of Youngstown returned home yesterday after a week’s visit with relatives.
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Hay Street
James McBride
Youngstown
Death of Belinda Yates Poot and Scott Souk noted
Obituary brief reports the death of Belinda Yates Poot 51 of Cat taragur N and Scott Souk 87 of Big Beaver township with minimal biographical detail.
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Belinda Yates Poot
Cattaragur
Scotte Souk
Big Beaver Township
Defense Presents Testimony In Morning Trial Session
Miss Augusta Ahlquist testified in her own defense about her Sweden birth, arrival in America, and running a sanitarium after treating Wilhelmina Seward who came in for a cie case. She denied using instruments to commit an adoration, admitting her brother left tools years earlier. Esther, her cousin, was mentioned as a related figure as the case continued.
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Thomas W. Dickey
Augusta Ahlquist
Wilhelmina Seward
Commonwealth
Miss Ahlqulat
Augusta Ahlgqulat
Sweden
Dr. Barnes
Dr. Perkins
Kurtz Street
Miss Ahlquist
Seward
Sahe
Miss Abiquiat
Esther
Faye
Briand to Sail to United States for Washington Conference
Paris reports Premier Briand will sail for the United States on October 29 and stay in America until November 23 as part of the French delegation to the Washington conference. He will be in Washington a little over two weeks before returning to France aboard the Sarole, with the ship’s name not disclosed.
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International News Service
Paris
Briand
Washington
United States
America
France
New York
News snapshot of diverse local incidents and events
A 76 year old Civil War veteran Henry Romine received a five day parole to attend the National encampment in Indianapolis. Indiana governors propose October 10 as Fire Prevention Day in honor of the Chicago fire. A Bloomington, IL man found $35,000 in a field identified as stolen from Denison, TX. A Jackson, MS sheriff’s case involves a Black man awaiting execution. A Brownsville barber faces a case about girls under 20 needing maternal accompaniment for hair bobbing. Farmers in Greensburg, PA plan to organize a watchdog group against chicken thieves. A May 14 IMAG item notes a large find in Coshocton, OH. Jury in Youngstown awards $46,500 to F W Weber against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for an accident at Braddick leaving a leg shorter.
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Henry Romine
Indiana
Indianapolis
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