Fat Arbuckle linked to Slaying and liquor probe in San Francisco
Federal grand jury focus tightens on Roscoe Arbuckle party at the St Francis hotel as investigators seek the gun bearer and the dark stranger who supplied liquor. Dr Beardslee is missing amid efforts to obtain his testimony in the murder case connected to Fatty Arbuckle.
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Roscoe
Fat Arbuckle
St. Francis Hotel
Pearre
Ropb H. McCormick
San
Hollywood
Los
Angeles
Hunt Hotel
Arthur Beardslee
St. Francis
Virginia
Fatty” Arbuckle
Beards
Lance
District Attorneyly
Frank Dominguez
Arbuckle
Dr. Beardslee
Girling
Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone merge approved for Ohio
The State Utilities Commission approves the merger of Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone, forming the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. Rates remain unchanged for now, and the merged entity carries a property valuation of about 81.3 million dollars with stock exchanges totaling over 53 million dollars. The commission safeguards existing contracts and long distance links while preserving service levels during consolidation.
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Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio State Telephone Companies
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Mergins Cempenies
Commission
Consolidated Company
Mersing Companies
Americago Telephone and Telegraph Co
Consolidated
Indictments Dismissed in 1919 World Series Case
Chicago on September 17, 1920 a judge dismissed all remaining indictments against ball players and others connected to the 1919 World Series. The orders cited by State's Attorney offices remove charges including conspiracy obtaining money by false pretenses and other offenses.
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Ticago
John J. Sullivan
Ridgeville Resident Dies in Manassas Virginia
Ridgeville native Mary Emmons Knevels of Ridgeville and Manassas Virginia died Tuesday after a long illness. She was daughter of Howard A and Alice Emmons Knevels of Manassas and Ridgeville. Mary was a niece of Arthur Emmons, formerly of Ridgeville Elyria, and cousin of Mrs. Robinson of Park Avenue.
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Howard
Alice Emmons Knevels
Manss Wa
Ridgeville
Mary
Arthur Emons
Ridgeville Elyria
Robinson
Park Aye
Scotch Sias Still 15 Detained
Contrary to expectations Miss Isabella Hay will not arrive today. A telegram says the Scotch girl is still in the hospital at Ellis Island with measles and cannot leave for a week.
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Isabella Hay
Ellis Island
Kilbane Declines Ring If Judges Named by Commission
Cleveland September 17 John Kilbane featherweight champion refused to enter the ring unless Sam Hall Chicago newspaper man and Richard Guy Pittsburgh newspaper man were barred from judging by the Cleveland Boxing Commission. Kilbane has a 10000 cash forfeiture posted as guarantee of his appearance.
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Cleveland
Johnny Kltbane
Chambier
Sam Hall
Chicago
Richard Guy
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Boxing Commission
B. J. Withering
Bisbane
Beal Retires From Office Amid County Changes
County Commissioner Sam Beal completes his second term after four years of service. Judge H G Redinston presents a traveling bag and praises Beal for faithful county service and firm guardianship of county interests. Beal thanks the officials. new board members W B L Richmond Sam Iraigh and A E Hinle are sworn in and will start sessions Monday.
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Sam Beal
Court House
ToGar
H. G.redinston
Beal
Tie
Grall Case Awaits Grand Jury Action
The cases against William F Grall former safety director C C Timbermann and five Lorain patrolmen will not be heard until after indictments are addressed by the grand jury convening September 20. Prosecution expects Lorain trials set soon, with Grall charged with criminal libel and Timbermann plus five officers charged with accepting bribes from illicit liquor dealers.
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William F Grall
C. C. Timbermann
Lora D
Lawrence H Webber
Webber
Iaine
Lorain
Grall
Timberman
City Band Concludes Season Of Weekly Concerts
The city band ends its season after a weekly schedule with one break since Memorial Day. The council paid 1000 dollars toward concerts, with the park board covering the shortfall. Twenty two trained musicians delivered high quality music to large crowds, and Frank Wilford of the Park board hopes the organization remains intact for another year.
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Sesson
Park Board
Frank Wilford
Strike Vote Result Of Railroad Men to Be Announced Oct 10
Cleveland September 17 The four railroad brotherhoods will announce their strike vote results in Chicago on October 10. Warren S. Stone says no decision on a strike will be made until votes are canvassed. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and other groups plan canvassing meetings. If the vote favors a strike, a nationwide action will be called.
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Cleveland
Cuicego
Warren S. Stone
Brother- Hood of
Big Four
Brotherhood of 2
Chicago
James Murdock
W. C. Lee
Busy September term opens for Common Pleas Court
The Common Pleas Court opens its September term with both judges back on the bench after a light Avr il term. An estimated seven hundred civil cases on the docket promise a busy period through the holidays as juries and attorneys prepare for hearings and trials. The grand jury meets Tuesday morning while Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber reports about seventy cases lined up for investigation, possibly ninety total. Two murder cases are to be investigated one from a camp in Amherst and another from a Lorain youth's armed robbery near Pennfield Junction. A jail near full capacity holds about sixty prisoners awaiting grand jury action.
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Common Pleas
Jrondar
Avril
Common Pleas Court
Lawrence Webber
Amherst
Lorain
Penneld Junction
Freight Crash Kills Fireman and Injures Two
Geneva New York September 17 Fred Day a fireman of Sayre Pennsylvania was instantly killed Joseph Ryan a brakeman of Niagara Falls New York and James Damon of Sayre Pennsylvania were seriously injured when a Lehigh Valley engine side swiped a freight train at Geneva Junction early today Five cars of merchandise were demolished
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Geneva
N. Y
Fred Day
Sayre
Joseph Ryan
Niagara Falls
James Damon
Lehigh Valley
Geneva Junction
Britain demands Irish pledge before resuming peace talks
London reports Premier Lloyd George insists Ireland must pledge allegiance to the crown as a condition to restart negotiations with De Valera. He warns that admitting Ireland as independent could be seen as severance from the Crown and allow talks with foreign powers or a union with them, complicating alliance ties.
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London
Ireland
Lloyd George
Exanonn
de Valera
Sniping Continues in Vere Street District
Gunfire echoed through Belfast night as sniping persisted in Vere Street. A boy was wounded and a man, struck in the stomach, was on a horse he was interfering with as soldiers attempted arrests.
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Belfast
Vere Street
Cost of living jumps in August 1921
Washington reports broad rise in consumer prices amid high unemployment and wage cuts. Food costs for the average American family rose 0.1 percent from July, with potatoes up 24 percent, pork chops and cheese up about 11 percent, butter 10 percent, and other staples following. Nine items fell, led by bananas five percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Terrell Seeks Carlisle Trustee Post in Elyria Race
In the published candidate list Lee B. Terrell was shown for Elyria township trustee but is running for Carlisle township trustee instead. The Elyria incumbents H. C. Chambers H. C. Schaible and Dan Eason face no opposition to return.
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Lee B. Terrell
Elyria Township
Terrell
Carlisle Township
H. C. Chambers
H. C. Schaible
Dan Eason
$900,000 Firm Plans Elyria Rubber Factory
The Wankow Rubber Company, a new $900,000 corporation, will build a rubber factory in Elyria to employ about 150 workers. Plans call for a late December opening with J W Dewhurst as secretary and GM and Q S Dollison as VP and director.
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Wankow Rubber Company
Hill Tubecreek Company
J. Wi. Dewhurst
Hill Rubber Heel Company
Q.S. Dollison
WR Huntington
J. A. Ebert
Collison
Chronicle-Telegram
Akron
Ashland
Points
New Jersey
Board Sf
Dollison
Ellenberger Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
Commissioner Clerk Frank Ellenberger declares his bid for the office of county clerk after nine years as clerk to the commissioners. A Republican and active fraternal member, he says peer pressure from friends led to the decision and notes his two years as clerk for the commissioners.
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Frank Ellenberger
Mr. Ellenberger
Republican Executive Committee
National Tube cuts piped goods prices in major grades
Pittsburgh notices announce price reductions by National Tube Company a United States Steel subsidiary lowering most pipe grades by three to ten dollars per ton and high grade oil country pipes up to four dollars ten cents per ton. The move marks the first cut since July. Washington calls for immediate purchase of Zeppelin airship tires direct from Germany to replace the Zeppelindisastered unit.
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Pittsburgh
National Tube Company
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
United States
Zeppelin
Germany
National Advisory Committee
Harding
Navy
Denby
Weeks
Wisconsin university clash with Bryan over atheism charge
University of Wisconsin President Birge rejects William Jennings Bryan's accusation that atheism is taught on campus. Bryan calls Birge beliefs a joke undermining religious foundations of students. Birge dismisses the controversy as insistence on notoriety and ignores Bryan's claims.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
H. A. Birse
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Birge
God
Christ
University
Menroe
Brean
Wodern
Plane theft leads to possible death after crash near Evanston
Chicago reports a professional flyer W. Burmeister's plane was stolen from a hangar in Evanston during the night. The wreckage was found near the Evanston Golf Club with the pilot seat covered in bread. Burmeister suspects a thief. hospitals are being searched for the wounded or deceased.
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Chicago
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
The Weather Bureau predicts a cooler start to next week in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes area with temperatures normalizing later. Expect generally fair conditions with local showers possible on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Firemen Not Peeved at Deferred Pay
Fire department head says the force is not disappointed or angry about delayed salaries. Chief Dates notes city financial strain was communicated earlier and tells that firefighters have accepted the situation and will continue to serve until the shortfall is overcome through September and October.
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Chronicle-Teleatam
Elix
Fire Department
Fie
Naré
Sre Department
Orfila Stearns Dies at Olmsted
Orfila Stearns of North Olmsted died at home last night from paralysis after a stroke. A longtime Olmsted resident and cousin of Free man Stearns, he was a member of the Iath O V A and the G A R. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at his home.
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Orfila Stearns
North Olmsted
Freeman Stearns
Olmsted
Lath O. V. A
Marion Pioneer Mrs. Runyon Dies at 90 in Ohio
Mrs. Celinda Runyon, 90, a Marion native and descendant of founder Ezra Baker, died today. She was the oldest woman in Marion to cast a ballot for Warren G. Harding in the last fall election, and she lived as a longtime neighbor to the former president.
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Marion
Celinda Runyon
Eher Baker
Warren G. Harding
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