Virginia Rappe Los Angeles funeral draws thousands
The film actress Virginia Rappe who died after Fatty Arbuckle's San Francisco party had a simple Hollywood funeral. A crowd estimated at 6000 to 7000 viewed the body as the casket lay in state from 10 to 4 with flowers including a 1000 tiger lily blanket from fiancée Henry Lehrman.
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Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
San Francisco
Hollywood
Frank Roudebush
Miss Rappe
Cala on trial in murder case over Lakewood publisher
In Cleveland on September 19 Salva Cala, one of two men linked to the killing of Daniel F Ka ber, a wealthy Lakewood publisher, faces a life trial. Eva Kaber, convicted for plotting her husband’s death, serves life at Marysville reformatory. Her daughter Marian McArdle, 18, a Smith College student, is indicted and set for trial October 3.
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Cleveland
Salvatore Cala
Daniel F Kaber
Lakewood
Dan B Gull
Eva Kaber
Marysille Reformatory
Marian McArdle
Smith College
Millionaire Denied Divorce in High Profile Case
In New York Justice Edward D Finch denied the million heir W W F OD Stokes a divorce and granted Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes an interlocutory decree of separation. The twelve page decision criticized parts of Mrs Stokes testimony as exaggerated and rebuked her account of the aged magnate.
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New
York
Plants Expand Operations Across Steel Works
The Stark-Berger plant boosts to full capacity with twenty hot mills now in service, up six mills. Berger plant operates at ninety percent capacity producing metal fiber, furniture and ceiling items. Canton Sheet Steel rises to eighty percent, United Alloy at about three percent.
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Perior Sheet Steel Company
Stark-Berger
Berger
Canton
United Alloy
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions list includes Mrs Mary Minder of 423 Broad Street Mrs Alice Mexrick 26 Chestnut Street Boyd Cook Oberlin Home Mr Winters Ridgervills In discharge J I L Grandy 10th Street Mrs Searight and baby Third Street Mrs Novack Oxford Market.
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Mary Minder
Broad Street
Alice Mexrick
Chestnut Street
Boyd Cook
Oberlin
Winters
Ridgervills
J i L. Grandy
10Th Street
Searight
Bby
Third Street
Mirs Novack
Oxford Mareet
Liberty bonds prices improve with varied issues on market
Open ing Liberty bonds are quoted with several issues showing gains and steady demand. The 3 1 28s trade at 87 54, first 4 14s at 85 4, second 4 14s at 89.00, third 4 Me4e at 92 86, fourth 4 1-43 at 89 18, TY 23-48 and 4 3-45 at 99 02.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Market Prices Report From Sept 19
Wheat at 34 to 1 cent Ingher. corn down 1 8. oats down 1 8. pork and lards steady. Beef 52 1 2. rib prices 24 cents. Miscellaneous prices listed from L276 apc rat.
Third life sentence for Griffith in state prison drama
W H Griffith of Pleasant, West Virginia, dubbed a lifer for the third time, received another life term from Judge O Brien in the Chemit court after a guilty verdict for first degree murder in the death of Ira Routh at Antiquity Ohio. Prosecutors cited an earlier escape and prison riot, with multiple murders, and the case ties to violence at Gasawar and other locations.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
H “Holley
Griffth
O’brien
Chemit
O'Brien
Grifith
Ira Routh
Antiquity
Ohio
Moundsville
West Virginia
Roush
Portsmouth
Greenswood
South Carolina
Jaruam
Griffith
Henry Lewis
Warshaw County
Gasawar
VU Va
Ord Thompson
Thompson
Beli
United States
Sinn Fein and De Valera Brace For Conference Outcome
The piece reviews Sinn Fein and De Valera’s stance after Lloyd George’s note offering a peace conference with conditions. It notes expected delays and cabinet meetings, plus reactions to the crisis in Ireland, including potential shifts in policy and ties to a broader UK accord. It also covers riots in Belfast leaving two women dead and a wounded man, with authorities deploying troops and police.
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Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Lioyd Georges
Tnnis
de Valera
Snn Fen
Treland
Sinn Fein
Republcans
Irland
Dublin
Grifict
Mension Thouse
Desmond Faizeerala
Belfast
Wiiss Ea Ardis
Uiss Wargrie Arais
Vere Street
Probe charges against J. P. in wet cases
Dayton report says President Geo Holland asks a grief erce committee to consider disbarment of Squire D H Wesong of Buren county after he chose a term of Tes going rather than 2 year, alongside a $200 fine imposed by Judge R C Patterson.
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Dayton
Geo Holland
Comaturber Association
Grieferce Committee
Squire D H Wesong
Buren
Tes
Jay
R.C Patterson
Patterson
jJustice
Activites
Ant: Saloon League
Wisong
Weikert
Squ'ras
O2rkhwood
Island Park dance hall shooting leaves J C Dushn dead
Police investigate a fatal shooting at Island Park dance hall where a volley of bullets struck a crowd. J C Dushn is confirmed as a victim as authorities pursue leads and examine witnesses.
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Day
Wisong
Island Park
J.C Dushn
Senator Kenyon Frisked by State Police at Court Entry
West Virginia September 19 Senator Kenyon chairman of the Senate ex ination committee was frisked by state police to see if he carried firearms before entering the courtroom for the Matewan gun trial. The state police guarding the courthouse were unaware of the search. The senator heard the closing argument of testimony in the trial.
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Harold F. Houston
United Mine Workers of America
Stanfield
Hickins
Jait Alley
Griggs
Don Chafin
Chafin Pi
Grigg
Ino
U.S Marines
Chain
Starneid
Logen
Kenyon
Shortridge
Tristanu
State Constabulary
Four youths in Indiana plot to wreck Baltimore & Ohio flyer
Four youths from North Vernon Indiana are under arrest charged with attempting to wreck a Baltimore and Ohio Louisville flyer near North Vernon last Saturday. Earl Kruse 22 Walter Kruse 19 George Yach 273 Omaha Nebraska and Edward Horvath 22 Columbus Ohio were initially charged with train riding and later rearrested after investigators found broken iron pieces on a nearby curve. A Dayton Ohio report notes five in custody after a stabbing death of Arthur Blair 40 in a two rooming house.
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Cincinnati
North Vernon
Indiana
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville
Earl William Kruse
Walter Kruse
Newport
George Yach
Omaha
Nebr
Edward S Horvath
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Tase Might
Arthur Blair
Detective Slays Regro Bellefontaine in Railroad Yard
Detective Sam Hall of the Big Four Railway says the suspect opened fire during an attempted arrest in the railroad yard. The confrontation left Brows dead as lawmen pursue the motive and other involved persons.
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Bellefontaise, O
Brows
Negro
Indies
Epelis
Sam Hal
Big Four Railway
Hall
Brows Fred
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