Arbuckle Indicted for Girl's Death in San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle, known as Fatty, was indicted for manslaughter in the death of Virginia Rappe after a drunken party at the St Francis Hotel. The grand jury probe continued amid witness changes and police scrutiny, with District Attorney Brady pursuing perjury against altered testimonies. Arbuckle remained silent as witnesses, including Alice Blake, faced police surveillance and possible perjury actions.
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Tribune
Kiso
Tentiony
Brady Carer
Arbuckle
Sacha Reiss
Vey Pyvron
Brady
Bambina Maude Delmont
City
Alice Blake
Berkeley
Iurious
Mix Blake
Virginia
Bradidle Prewnice
Istrict
Vic
Rina Rappenay
Ila
Lure of Long Island Links Holds Harding Another Day
President Harding anchors Mayflower in Gardiner's Bay and plans a golf day at National Golf Club near Southampton after a Piping Rock round yesterday. He travels via motorcade through New York to the Navy Yard, flanked by guards and White House aides, en route to continued seaside leisure.
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Long Island Links
Harding
Gardiner’s Bay
National Golf Club
Piping Rock
Long Island
Southampton
Mr. Harding
Ritz-Carlton
New York Navy Yard
White House
Queensboro Bridge
Anvy Yard
C. T. Vogel
British Debt Talks Reach Mexico City Steps
Britain plans four delegates to the armament conference led by Arthur Balfour with Bonar Law’s ally. Thomas Lamont of J P Morgan travels to Mexico City to discuss Mexico’s external debt of about 240 million dollars as talks with Obregon’s government proceed amid hopes of resuming interest and a new consolidated loan.
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the Tribune
Washington
Britain
Arthur James Balfour
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans
Andrew Bonar Lay
Lord Lee of
Fareham
Jon
Lloyd George
Balfour
Marquis Curzon
Viscount Bryce
Viscount Grey
Mr. Wilson
Sir Auckland Geddes
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
International Committee of Bankers On
Mexico
Mexico City
Obregon
United States
Lamont
Wall Street
Mnxico & Per Cent
Morgan
International Committee of Bankers On Mexico
International Committee
Department of State
Ak Ice
Federal Court Orders Grand Jury to Probe Secret Societies
Judge William B Sheppard in Florida instructs a new federal grand jury to investigate secret societies suspected of infringing constitutional rights. He mentions Ku Klux Klan sparingly, but stresses any group using secret meetings and intimidation to curb rights is subject to indictment and prosecution. The judge warns against censorship by clandestine bodies and emphasizes enforcement of lawful rights.
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William B. Sheppard
Florida
United States District Court
Grand Jury
Ku Klux Klan
Sheppard
United States
Holshevik Tussia
Fire Peril in City Schools sparks reform charges
Elon R Brown of Meyer committees accuses Mayor Hylan administration of neglecting fire safety in New York City schools. Testimony cites 7468 violations since 1918 in 406 schools, with no corrections and over fifty fires across four years. Board of Education sought funds, but only $250,000 was approved in 1921. experts estimate $4.5 million needed to fix hazards. Local officials defend actions as drills saved lives amid unsafe conditions.
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Hylan
Elon R. Brown
Meyer
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Anning
Pratt
Board of Education
Board of ‘Estimate
Peas S
Tune
Board of Ducation
Brown
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
The
Bronx
Richmond
Thrown
Mr. Prall
Prall
Mr. Brown
Board of Estimate
C. B. J. Snyder
Superintendent of ‘Schools
Atwood Will Sets Alcohol and Marriage Conditions
Chicago attorney Fred H. Atwood who died in September left 400000 for his widow and two sons with conditions. The widow cannot remarry or lose her share. the sons must abstain from drinking and smoking or be disinherited. The estate is to fund a trustees’ entertainment and instruction fund for boys and young men to keep them from bad temptations.
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Chicago
Anuae
Tribune
Fred H. Atwood
Henry
Ioan
Atwood
Curran Heads to Real Work After Murky Borough Race
Campaign manager Joseph Shallek, badly beaten and injured, alleges police brutality as he entered Murphy’s district to inspect primary records. Police report a ballot box raid and gunfire, with shots possibly heard near the Anawanda Club where Tammany leader Murphy resided. Curran, winner in the Republican coalition, pledges united front to combat city misgovernment and begins real campaign work amid post primary turmoil.
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Joseph Shallek
James J. Hines
Julius Miller
Charles
F. Murphy
Manhattan
Marlborough
Murphy
Allele
Willems
East Twenty-second Street
Shalick
Shallek
Murphy's
Second Avenue
Anawanda Club
Tammany
Livingston Place
Henry H. Gurran
John J. Lyona
Curran
Hermitage
Republican Party
Republcan Party
Five Boroughs
Bennett
Victor William M. Bennett
Major Curran
Hylon
Judge Haskell
Primary Nominees Listed for City Offices
The slate names Henry H Curran and John F Hylan for Mayor and Comptroller Charles C Lockwood and Charles L Craig for President of the Board of Aldermen Vincent Gilroy and Murray Hulbert are listed for the Borough of Manhattan Ernest F Eilert and Julius Miller for the Bronx Joseph M Levine and Henry Bruckner for Brooklyn George W Baker and Edward Riegelmann for Queens Edgar F Hazleton and Maurice E Connolly for Richmond George Cromwell and Matthew J Cahill appear among the contenders for various city posts
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Charles C. Lockwood
Charles L. Craig
Aldermen
Vincent Gilroy Murray Hulbert
Borough of
Manhattan
Ernest F. Eilert Julius Miller
The
Bronx
Joseph M. Levine Henry Bruckner
Brooklyn
George W. Baker
Edward Riegelmann
Queens
Edgar F. Hazleton
Maurice E. Connolly
Richmond
George Cromwell
Matthew J. Cahill
Entire Fusion Ticket Named By Big Margin
Republican coalition swept all five boroughs in yesterday's primaries led by Henry Curran with about 101,000 votes to F. H. La Guardia's 38,800. Haskell's Brooklyn defeat, blamed on women voters, highlighted the surge in Curran's backing and school expansion calls.
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Curran
la Guardia
Murphy
Hines
Entire Fusion
Henry H. Curran
Republican Coalition
F. H. la Guardia
Reuben L. Haskell
Brooklyn
William M. Bennett
Haskell
Bennett
John J. Lyons
Designee
Samuel 5. Koenig
New York
Republican County Committee
Queens
Democratic
Maurice E. Connolly
Dennis O'Leary
Edgar F. Hazleton
Peter Campbell
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty’) Arbuckle
Paris
Briand
France
Atlantic
Clemenceau
Morgan Partner
International Banking Committee
Miller
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
anti-Murphy
Joseph Shullek
Basa Murphy
Miller Farmn
Maxey” Levine
Christopher D. Sullivan
12Th Assembly
Ross Murphy
Swann
Nidge Levine
Tammany Tall
Thomas F. Smith
Christopher Sullivan
Tinea
Culkin
Goodwin
Dalton
Hine
Booth
Murphy Home
John F. Hylan
Comptroller
Lockwood and
Gilroy
Koenig
Koenig, Reaswees
Lockwood
Big Victor
Morris Schecter
Vincent Gilroy
Board of Aldermen
John J. Halligan
F. H
Clark
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