Chicago Negroes Kill White Man In Stockyard Riot
A riot in Chicago’s stockyards district left Thomas E. Barrett dead after a negro assailant slashed him with a razor. Police evacuated the trio of attackers to Hyde Park station as mob violence surged with reports of lynching cries and clashes between whites and negros.
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Thomas E. Barrett
Razor
Chicago
Stock Yards
East Garfield Boulevard
Forty-seventh
Halstead
Garrity
Union Avenue
Barrett
St Gabriel's Church
Forty-fifth
Wallace
John Carton
Detective Bureau
Tom Hughes
Stockyards
Henry Melvin
John H. Jones
Tom Scanlon
Thomas M. Burke
Hyde Park
Wabash Avenue
Deering Street
Thirsty Dice Expert Faces Judge In Gambling Case
In Chicago on Sept 21 a colored dice expert nicknamed Thirsty faced Judge Stewart after rambling during arraignment. The court questioned his honesty and commanded him to roll dice to settle the matter, finally ordering one dollar and costs.
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Chicago
Stewart
Yoasah
Decatur
Tig
Sea Seven
Schude Receives Three-Year Federal Prison Sentence
Theodore Schude, a confessed German spy, was sentenced to three years at Leavenworth by Federal Judge Carpenter. He fraudulently obtained 1600 dollars from army paymasters using papers stolen from Lieut. Arthur M. Kincaid of Orange County Indiana, posing as the officer. He claimed to have lived in the United States at war outbreak, rejoined the German army in 1917, was captured in France, escaped, and joined the Kaiser's spy service. He was arrested in San Francisco last month.
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Chicago
Theodore Schude
Leavenworth
Carpenter
Schude
Arthur M. Kincaid
Orange County
Indiana
Schudd
Kincaid
United States
Kaiser’s
San Francisco
Dig Tunnel to Steal 3 Million in Booze From Vault
Chicago report says Major A V Dalrymple, center prohibition director, holds five million dollars worth of confiscated liquor. A tunnel bored through basement stonework reached a 12 inch roof hole, liquor moved to the tenth floor, a large shaft exposed, six armed guards now guard the pass.
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Chicago
Maj. A. V. Dalrymple
Center Prohibition
Cox to star in film and give speeches in Los Angeles
Governor Cox will appear in Los Angeles on Tuesday. he plans to address the Southern California Editorial association at 4 a.m. and deliver three stump speeches as governor. He will also play the lead in a movie titled The Ship of State during a Hollywood studio visit in the afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Cox
Southern California
Hollywood Studios
Bergdoll Case Focuses on Draft-Evasion Conspiracy
In Philadelphia on September 21 Emma C Bergdoll mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and Erwin Bergdoll faced trial in federal court for conspiracy to aid their World War I military service evasion. Co-defendants include Charles Braun James E Romig Albert S Mitchell and Hopry Symuh Acebet.
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Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Erwin Bergdoll
Hrim
Charles Braun
James E. Romig
Albert
Mitchell
Hopry Symuh Ace
Bet
Berstoli
Baty
Three Turkish ministers resign from cabinet
Three members of the Turkish cabinet quit over failure to secure a compromise with nationalists for implementing the Turkish allies treaty. The resignations prompt a move to form a new ministry. A palace conference of Imperial Dynasty princesses led to a resolution preserving the right to break allegiance to the Sultan after a search of Prince Effendi’s apartments.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Osman Fouadeffendi
F. Sultan
Effendi
Democrats Add Names to Campaign Speeches
New York today reports the Democratic Party expands its speaker roster with Vice President Marshall Secretary of State Colby Senator Underwood Senator Joseph Robinson and Bourke Cochran. Senator Harrison of the DNC speakers bureau says Marshall will speak this week in Iowa with Midwest headquarters in Chicago drafting his itinerary. Colby will be ready for duty by October 1 and other details follow.
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New York
Marshall
Colby
Oscar Underwood
Joseph Robinson
Bourke Cochran
Democratic Party
Harrison
Democratic National Committee
Towa
Middlewest
Chi
Cobby
Arnstein Ordered Jailed Over Bankruptcy Proceedings
Federal Judge Manton ordered Jules N. W. Arnstein called the “mastermind” in New York’s $5 million bond theft to be jailed at Ludlow Street until he complies with a court order to answer questions in bankruptcy proceedings.
Nicky Arnstein Again In Jail In Bond Plot Case
New York September 21 Jules W Nicky Arnstein accused of masterminding a national bond theft scheme is jailed again. He faced contempt charges for refusing to answer questions in federal bankruptcy proceedings, claiming possible self incrimination. A commitment order was signed by Judge Manton John Ludlow Street jail awaits his readiness to testify.
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New York
Jules W
Nicky
Arnstein
Messenger Boys
Manton
Ludlow Street
MacSwiney accused by Evening News in hunger strike case
London reports claim Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork is sham ming in Brixton jail hunger strike. The Evening News says he slept well, drank hot water, sat up, reads papers, and may have strength to wash himself as he marks his 40th fasting day. Dublin reports four wounded in a daylight trooper disarmament attempt on North King Street.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Evening News
Senator Borah Attacks League At Jersey City Speech
Senator Borah told a Jersey City audience that 30 wars raged in Europe and all involved League of Nations members criticizing U S foreign policy under Harding and Coolidge. He urged preserving America’s national policies amid the League controversy.
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Jersey City
Europe
League of Nations
Borah
Harding
Coolidge
League of National
Baseball Grand Jury Probes Gambling Scandal In Chicago
Chicago officials subpoena major league figures including Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey as a grand jury begins a probe into baseball gambling. Hartley Reploge says indictments possible if witnesses repeat prior statements. Johnson aims to push federal anti betting law.
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Grand
Hartley Reploge
Ban Johnson
The
American Lesse
John Heydler
Jacob C
Rube
Charles A. Comisk
Wite Sox
William
Id") Gleason
White Sox
William A. Veeck
Chicago Cuba
Bert B. Collyer
Frank Kline
Baseball Journal
Chicago Baseball Writers
Serica
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Benton
New York Giant
Appe
Replage
Cubs
Johnson
Congress
Cincinnati
Sox
Express
Cub
Congressman Mann
Tilinola
Representative Mann
Washington
Small and M Kinley Winners in Illinois
Chicago, Sept. 21. Official canvass of last Wednesday's state primary began in 2,210 precincts. Len Small led John G. Oglesby by about 6,000 votes for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, while William B. McKinley led for the senatorial nomination as the Lowden candidate.
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Chicago
Len Small
Thompson
John G. Oglesby
William B. McKinley
Lowden
Cummins Poindexter Meet on Re-election Campaign
Des Moines Sept 21 Senator Poindexter head of the Republican senatorial campaign committee arrived to confer with Senator Cummins about his bid for re election Poindexter was accompanied by Angus McSween The pair planned to leave Tuesday for Denver.
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Des Moines
Poindexter
Republican
Senator Cummins
Cummin
Angus McSween
McSween
Denver
Less Coffee Consumed In U S Last Year
Department of commerce reports per capita coffee consumption in the United States fell to 8.99 pounds last year from 10.29 pounds in 1918. The year 1900 had higher figures, making 1920 the lowest since records began.
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U. S
Washington
United
Department of Commerce
British Troops Secure Northern Dublin Drilling Area
In Dublin on September 21 a large British force surrounded and dispersed Sinn Fein drillers in the mountains using bombs. Forty men were arrested. one killed and several wounded. Friends of Cork Hunger striker Joseph Kenna filed a certificate of American citizenship. MacReady’s alleged coup seen as first step in a new Irish campaign. In Limerick a constabulary patrol was ambushed near Abbeyfeale. Constable Mahoney killed and two wounded.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Joseph Kenna
Cork
Nevil MacReady
Irish Republic
MacReady
Alleged Insulter of Girls Thrashed by Mob in Chicago
J F P Lewy, cousin of Lewy Bros jewelers at 210 South State Street, was beaten by a crowd after allegedly insulting two girls at an elevated station. Police rescued him. Miss Harriot and Blanche Rannow filed formal complaints. Lewy bonded for 36000 on real estate. he denies the charges and faces police court Tuesday.
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Chicago
J. FP
Lewy
Lewy Bros
South State Street
Central Police Station
Harriot J. Rannow
Blanche Rannow
Julius Barnard
International Council endorses league of nations motive
The International Council in Christiania cabled President Wilson to announce its endorsement of the league of nations principle. Ida Clyde Clarke signed the call as American representative. The Washington Herald notes customary tips for seaplane pilots and airline drivers in transit between New York and Atlantic City.
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International Council
Washington
Christiania
Wilson
Ida Clyde Clarke
Seeneene
Washington, D. C
New York
Atlantic City
Olson Draws Term of 2 to 15 Years
Fremont Neb September 21 John K Olson of Council Bluffs was found guilty of assault to commit murder in the Harm 8B Leuken case. The elderly Fremont citizen was sentenced Monday to from two to sixteen years in the penitentiary by Circuit Judge Fh D Button.
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Fremont
Neb
John K. Olson
Council Bluffs
Agsault
Leuken
Fh. D. Button
Owen
St Council _Biurte
Domestic Tragedy and Domestic Discord
A terse exchange ends with Henrietta urged by Meekton to abandon her suffrage ambitions and the rubbery tree and cat. Leonidas chides Henrietta for late nights and cigarettes as he warns of home ruin from ambition and business preoccupations.
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Henrietta
Mr. Meekton
Leonidas
Flower seller Presses for a Sale in Curious Exchange
A flower seller coins a series of prompts to convince a man, Mr. Karker, to buy flowers. He declines, saying he has no wife or sweetheart, yet the seller persists with offers tied to luck and affection. The odd dialogue captures a tense, social moment.
Inexcusable Show Draws Duller-Eyed Crowd
A tired business crowd remains seated, the act failing to wake the room as performers push to finish. The scene hints at fatigue and indifference rather than enthusiasm or applause from the audience.
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Billbord
Tokin
Krittix
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