Tampering With Witnesses At Arbuckle Murder Probed
Francisco dispatch reports District Attorney Brady says pressure on witnesses is being used as the Arbuckle murder investigation continues. Oil of a key showgirl Miss Blake and another witness face perjury charges as the grand jury testimony delays an indictment. One witness changes story while another disappears, with court attendance and secrecy surrounding proceedings.
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Francisco
Hoscoo
Fatbackie
Vies
Virappe
Derei
Attorathew Brady
Announcei Ag
Alice Blake
Arbuckle
Gardison
Brady
Toom
Alabama
Arbickie
Political prisoners in Soviet Russia slated for release
The release of convicts tied to political acts is announced as the Department of Justice plans reannouncement. Mollie Stremer Samuel Litmann and Lackowsky are reportedly held in Atlanta after imprisonment, with others in Jefferson City.
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Deaf Justice Today
Mollie Stremer
Con- Jefferson City
Ams
Samuel Litmann
Lackowsky
Atlanta
Threats Grow Over Mesopotamia and Anatolia Turmoil
Disjointed dispatch from Sept. 13 notes Near East tensions spreading from Anatolia to Mesopotamia as nationalists fear British influence and a possible overthrow of Mustapha Kemal with a new Turkish leadership. Eyewitnesss observe moves aimed at reorganizing a shattered Turkish movement amid regional instability.
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Tinople
Near East
Rom Anatolia
Irak
Fezal
Asia
Mustaphane
Probe actions of Lasker new Shipping Board
Washington September 12 a new congressional investigation of the United States Shipping Board and the administration of A D Lasker and the new board will be undertaken by the house appropriations committee during October and November as it considers the 1922 fiscal year appropriations. Disturbing reports reach congress that waste and extravagance persist lack of decision and mismanagement in Shipping Board ships and no effort to foster the American merchant marine.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
A. D. Lasker
House
Congress
Shipping Board
Saloon Keeper Abel Opacinski Fined for Liquor Sale
Charley Opacinski, operator of a West avenue barber shop and residence, was arrested after a raid uncovering a hidden liquor room. He pleaded guilty to selling liquor, fined 500 dollars plus costs, and jailed for nonpayment. his wife fainted when taken to jail.
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Charley Opacinski
Opacinski
Major Jones
West Avenue
Opacinsk
Marian F. E. Rawson Seeks Divorce From Bela Rawson
Marian F. E. Rawson files for divorce accusing Bela Rawson of laziness and failure to support or pay rent. She says she had to earn a living and often went without food, and was ordered out of the house.
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Marian E. Rawson
Bela Rawson
Sugar company sues for 1365 dollars over damaged sugar
The Michigan Sugar Company sues H. H. Berk & Son of Lorain for 1365 dollars. It alleges a contract with Lo- Train to grade 70 000 pounds of sugar in Lorain warehouse but due to defendant negligence 15 633 pounds were lost or rendered unfit for use. The value of the lost sugar is the claimed amount.
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Michigan Sugar Company
H. H. Berk & Son
Lorain
Farmer David Meddles Dies by Own Action in Barn
Marion Sept 13 David G Meddles 58 a Union County farmer committed suicide by hanging in a barn near Richwood He had been a resident of the county for many years authorities said today the tragedy occurred yesterday with little warning and will be investigated by county officials
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Marion
David G. Meddles
Union County
Richwood
Convicts Attempt Escape Sparks Fatalities at Missouri Prison
Four long term convicts attempted to seize a switch engine to move a coal car into the power house at Jefferson City state prison. One convict was killed two were seriously injured and a prison guard severely beaten during the mid day riot.
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Jefferson
City
Sinn Fein Note Reaches Lloyd George Ahead of Irish Talks
Sinn Fein couriers arrived in Inverness bearing Eamonn De Valera’s reply to the British cabinet note on Irish peace talks. Premier Lloyd George received the Sinn Fein note, with September 20 eyed for opening parley. De Valera’s reply is expected to be made public soon as Irish delegates prepare to travel from Dublin.
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Inverness
Scotland
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Fein
Dublin
Ohio bakeshops placed under new rule
Sept 13 announcement states that from Thursday all state inspection of Ohio bakeshops will be directed by the Dairy and Food Division of the State Agriculture Department. Governor Davis says the policy will save the state over 10000 dollars annually. Inspectors previously in the Industrial Relations office have performed this work.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dairy and Food Division
State Agriculture Department
Davis
Tetlow
Banker Predicts Brighter Future In Address Here
D. C. Wills of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland spoke at a Rotary lunch, arguing that blame lies with individuals not the banking system. He noted the war’s end did not immediately cause the depression, urged savings, and warned against overexpansion while acknowledging cautious signs from recent reports.
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Federal Reserve Bank
D. C. Wills
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Rotary Club
Revival Drive Signals Rapid Recovery in Commodity Lines
Washington officials report rapid recovery of leading staple commodity lines and higher prices as signs of a substantial business revival. Key points include cotton price rise due to a short crop, stronger American export demand, Europe shipping more surplus, railroad credit relief, and major financing for farmers through the War Finance Corp.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Europe
America
Congress
Campment
Harding
United States
Debt and tariff surges shape looming Washington conference
Washington awaits a global arms talks set for November as the United States wields two leverage points. The vast intergovernmental debt owed to Washington and a potential tariff wall could drive clout with the world’s nations, excluding Japan, amid delayed debt settlement bills and pending Congress actions.
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Washington
Far East
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Great Britain
Bolivia Rejects Monroe Doctrine Stance at League Assembly
Bolivia says its delegation to the League of Nations assembly does not recognize the Monroe Doctrine as extending to the current dispute with Chile. The Bolivian statement asserts compatibility of the doctrine with League powers and criticizes prior declarations from home government.
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Geneva
Bolivia
Stague of Nations Assembly
Chile
League of Nations
William Leeds to wed Greek Princess in Paris
Paris report states William Leeds son of the former Mrs. William Leeds of New York will marry Princess Xenia of Greece in Paris early next month. After the wedding the couple plans to relocate to London. Leeds' mother is Princess Anastasia, wife of Prince Christopher of Greece.
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Paris
William Leeds
Leeds
New York
Xenia
Greece
London
Mr. Leeds
Anastasia
Prince Christopher
Texas flood toll rising to 168 dead
The toll from the Texas cloudburst and tornado rose to 168 with experts predicting over 300 dead. Reports from San Antonio Elm Grove Laneport Thorndale Alli gator Creek Lawrence Creek Bland farm Maynard Robinson and F W Leatherberry are missing after a trip by rowboat. Property damage is conservatively estimated at 20 million with widespread bridge and rail line destruction hindering traffic.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
San Antonio
Elm Grove
Laneport
Thorndale
Alligator Creek
Lawrence Creek
Bland Farm
Taylor
Milan
Professor Retires From Denison After 28 Years
Newark Ohio September 13. Dr C L Williams a nationally known English professor at Denison University for twenty eight years was placed on the retired list by the faculty with a pension of two thirds of his salary.
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Newarrk
C. L. Williams
Denison University
Senate panel backs Mellon tax revision plan
The Senate Finance Committee in executive session backed two Mellon recommendations to rewrite internal revenue laws. It supports repealing the capital stock tax as of July 1, 1922 and raising the corporate tax to 15 percent. The committee also approved expiring the excess profits tax on January 1, 1922, not retroactive to 1921.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House
Finance Committee
Stock Raisers to Get Relief
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved reduced rates on livestock products from the western territory to Chicago. Rates drop to one to 25 cents per 100 pounds and take effect September 20. The cuts span routes west of the Mississippi to Chicago and from the Rockies to the Mississippi River, potentially lowering manufactured goods costs as raw material prices fall.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Chicago
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Woman mayor candidate leads Rochester ticket clash
Rival lists dominate county offices as Rochester farms in a bid for a woman mayor, Stella Tripp, seen opposing Howard Walker on the Peoples ticket. Contests unfold for township trustees, school boards, clerks, treasurers, and council seats across Amherst and surrounding townships.
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Rochester
Stella Tripp
Board of Election
Amherst
At ‘Hubbard
A. L. Beesing- Marshal
William
Miller Ome
Parker Stember
Board of Public
Ehrman
Cons Mays
William Miller
Aee
Brucker
Frank” “Horwedel
Carl ‘Snyder
Amcor
Nick
Mete C
Board of Education
Nina
Anna Ve Gould
Percy
Walker
Nelson Chester
George
X Barr
Lake
Howard
AL “Walker
Wic Henze
Fred. Edge
AL ‘Klingshirn
Willing
Dechard
John Pear
William Webb
Pete Leonard
Dan Titus
Poles Threaten Break With Russia Over Treaty Terms
Warsaw dispatch says Poland accuses the Moscow Soviet of not honoring the Russo Polish treaty. It reports plans to send a note to Russia, threaten to end diplomatic relations, and close the frontier. Poland seeks cessation of Bolshevik propaganda and the release of Polish prisoners from Russian jails.
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Paris
Russia
Warsaw
Poland
Arbuckle Film Shows Canceled Amid Murder Charge Controversy
New York producers cancel contracts for Fatty Arbuckle films after public backlash over the Virginia Rappe murder case. The Life of the Party and another Arbuckle title were to premiere at the Colonial and American theaters but are now postponed or canceled as exhibitors suspend releases.
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Roscoe
Fatty
Arbuckle
New York
Famous Players Company
Arbuckle Pictures Today
Arbuckle Films
Virginia Rappe
Accomplice Confesses in Chicago Double Murders
In Chicago on September 13 authorities say Harvey W Church has confessed to a double murder of automobile salesmen Bernard J. Daugherty and Carl Ausmus. Leon Parks a garage night manager confessed to police involvement. Clarence Bud Wilder named as an accomplice by Church and Parks as arrests continue.
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Chicago
Bernard J. Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
Harvey W Church
Leon Parks
Clarence Bud Wilder
Church
Parks
Fire Ravages Russellville Business District in Alabama
Russellville in Alabama endured a devastating fire that started in a basement barbershop and engulfed the main business district. Eleven businesses were destroyed or badly damaged with property losses estimated over $200,000.
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Russellville
Ala
Woman Found Dead at McMillan Sanitarium
The life less body of Mrs. C. H. Starkey, 39, of Glenford Perry County, was found by attendants at the McMillan sanitarium in Shepard. She was under treatment for nervous trouble and apparently hanged herself with a scarf from a curtain pole.
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Columbus
C. H. Starkey
Glenford
Perry County
McMillan Sanitarium
Shepard
Wage Reductions Announced for Bethlehem Steel Workers
Harrisburg Pa Sept 13 Labor news reports a new minimum wage scale at Bethlehem Steel Company plants. Wages at Steelton will drop to 25 cents per hour on September 16, a roughly 22 percent cut, with similar adjustments planned for other rates after a July reduction from 32 to 27 cents per hour.
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Harrisburg
Bethlehem Steel Company
Steelton
Obituary Notice for John Lersch Gobey
John Lersch Gobey aged 21 died at Grant Hospital Celomeus after a brief illness. He was the son of R and Louise Gobey. An extended obituary will appear later.
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John Lersch Gobey
DES
John Lerech Gobey
Louise Lersch Gobey
Grant Hospital
Celumeus
Slaying of 17 year old Loupe Loughby shocks Terrbehaute
In Terrbehaute Indiana a young society member Loupe Loughby aged 17 is found slain. Police investigate motive and suspect details as the community reels from the crime.
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Terrbehaute
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Lorain Paper
Lorain Times Herald
Maxer Grail
C. C. Timbernan
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R. C. Hoiles
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