Startling developments expected in Arbuckle case
Federal indictment under prohibition laws connected to the party at the St Francis hotel will not be pursued tonight, as Robert H. McCormack delays awaiting startling new developments. He aims to expose a liquor smuggling system from Mexico to California and continues questioning Los Angeles witnesses. Patty Arbuckle arrived in San Francisco to support her husband, asking fair treatment and insisting on his innocence.
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San Francisco
St. Francis
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
Robert H. McCormack
United States
McCormack
Associated Press
Banner
Trosene
Patty) Arbuckle
Minta Durtoe
New York
Austat
Milas
Virginia Rappe
Mra. Arbuckle
Sacramento
Arbuckles
Masked Bandits Loot Bloomfield Distillery in Seven Cars
Twenty masked and armed men overpowered two guards at the B McCluskey and Lone distillery in Bloomfield Kentucky bound the guards with wire blindfolded them and escaped in seven touring cars carrying 88 cates and three barrels of whiskey daily red The bandits also took $55 in cash and a pistol from a guard.
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Bloomfield
B. McCluskey & Lone
Butler Released From Jail Under Work Condition
F. Butler, recently jailed for violation of prohibition laws, is released today on the condition that he report to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
F. Butler
Miss Anna Buckingham 18 Called by Death
Miss Anna Buckingham daughter of George and Elizabeth Buckingham died at her home in Morgan township Sunday night at 10 oclock after a long heart illness. Born May 31, 1842 she lived in Morgan township her entire life and taught school for several years. She joined Owl Creek Baptist church in early life and lived a Christian life to the end. She leaves a niece Miss Della Latever of Westerville and many other relatives. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the home conducted by Rev. Richmond. Burial in Owl Creek cemetery.
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Ming Anna Buckingham
George
Mlizabeth Campbell Buckingham
Morgan Township
Miss Buckingham
Owl Creek
Della Latever
Westerville
Richmond
Two Barns Burned in South Vernon
Two barns owned by L. P. Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Gessling at 81 and 79 Columbus Road South Vernon burned at 3 Saturday afternoon. Caldwell loss estimated over 3000 dollars, Gessling about 300. Fire spread from the Caldwell barn to the adjacent Gessling structure. no water mains in South Vernon hindered firefighting. Cars, tools, and a dog were lost or saved. exact cause undetermined. Insurance carried on both properties. Mr Caldwell and son were en route to Oklahoma for employment.
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L. P. Caldwell
Columbus Road
G. D. Gessling
South Vernon
Caldwell
Gessling
Obildren
Gessling Barn
Gardwell
Gesaling
Caldwell Arn
Bristol
Mt. Vernon
Ipa
Okla
Supulpa
F. W. Kabri
Eleven Women Named as Grand and Petit Jurors
In Knox County Sheriff B. M. H. Litle and Clerk C. C. Leiter announced jurors drawn from the jury wheel. Six women were named grand jurors and five as petit jurors, marking an early, notable participation of women since 1920. Grand jurors report October 10 at 10 a m. petit jurors report October 31 at 10 a m.
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B. MH
C. C. Leiter
Knox County
C. L. Ashcraft
Clinton
Charles Ebersole
Wayne
Bruce Hobba—Jefferson
Fred Simons
W. H. Leedy
Berlin
Curtis _Hall—Brown
Purves
Davidson—College
BR. A. Greer—Jefferson
Olive Arhoratt
Harrison
Gertrude Mills—Hillier
Urith
M. Pennick—Morgan
Mannie Young
Monroe
Maude White—Howard
Dessie Finck
Butler
Final Test Set for Williamson Clutch in Cleveland Demonstration
The Williamson Hydraulic Clutch Co plans a final test and demonstration of its experimental clutch in Cleveland. After a preliminary run and Monday alterations, tests will be conducted at Cornell machine shop in South Vernon Monday afternoon and Tuesday before the Cleveland proving.
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Williamson Hydraulic Clutch Co
Cleveland
Cornell Machine Shop
South Vernon
Appratuse
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meet Today
Twenty thousand delegates and visitors are expected in Detroit for the 22nd annual convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Registration begins today and the event runs through Saturday with parades and reunions planned. Col Millinghast Huston, owner of the New York American, is expected to be elected commander.
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Detroit
Veterans of Foreign Wave
United States
Japan stirred up over arms confab
Tokyo reports that American tentative arms proposals for the Washington conference on armament limits have sparked new debate. Japan weighs gaining China and Siberia, equality of commerce and industry, economic rights, concessions, monopolies, and railway expansion including the Chinese Eastern line.
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Japan
Breen
Torio
A. P
America
Washington
China
Siberia
Wholesale prices rise in August led by food costs
A department of labor release shows wholesale prices up 2.07 percent from July to August with farm products and meat costs climbing. Other commodity groups mostly fell, except clothing which held steady. Since August last year farm products declined about 47 percent, clothing 40 percent, and building materials 39 percent.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Four Injured In Auto Accident Near Fredericktown
A party from Mt. Vernon and Danville suffered injuries when their Ford crashed into a Fredericktown telephone pole on Main Street after attempting to avoid another car. Mish Behsel was unconscious and badly bruised with possible internal injuries, Miss Dempsey faced severe facial cuts, and Minx Sensel plus Harold South and Homer Rice sustained minor cuts and bruises. They had been returning from a Lakeville picnic and were treated by Dr. Ackerman before returning home.
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Minx Vernice Senses
Frances Dempsey
Harold South
Mt. Vernon
Homer Rice
Danville
Fredericktown
Mish Behsel
Miss Dempsey
Lakeville
Ackerman
Misu Sensel
Gonwtable
Jeane Gensel
West Vine Street
Schedule filed in Rubber Co bankruptcy case lists assets and liabilities
The Knox Tire and Rubber Company creditors met to elect a trustee after filing a schedule with Referee in Bankruptcy R. M. Greer. Indebtedness is about 100 088 dollars with 60 000 tied to two contested fabric and rubber claims. Assets total 580 920.09 including real estate notes stock and more. Thirty six creditors listed. majority vote required to elect the trustee. many out of town creditors sent powers of attorney. no trustee candidates named.
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Knox Tire and Rubber Company
Referee In
R. M. Greer
Mt. Vernon
Greer
Timon Lodge to Host Double Lodge Baseball Day
Timon Lodge No 45 Knights of Pythias announces a September 24 doubleheader at Riverside and Athletic Park featuring the lodge team against the Roland Knights of Pythias Newark. Managers H W McCalla and F Glenn Sparks promise a full program after a picnic at Riverside. Hoytville to get a new school at 190000 dollars.
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H. W. McCalla
Timon Lodge No. 45
Knights of Pythias
Haa
Lodge
C. M. Barber
John Stonebrook
Jed Montisch
Joe Cox
Geo. Coup
Walter Coup
Wn. Staunton
E. W. Breece
William Hays P
Geo. Woolfson
Charles G. Weavers
Harley Lee
Mel Davis
Chris Barton
Timon Lodge
Roland Knights of Pything Lodge
Newark
Riverside and
Athletic Parks
Ohio
Hall
Athletic Park
Riverside Park
F. Glenn Sparks
Order
Supt Elliott to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Supt A W Elliott of Mt Vorthon schools will address the Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting Wednesday. The finance committee led by Frank Van Voorhis arranged the program. His topic relates to his work in local schools.
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A. W. Elliott
Mt Vor
Chamber of Commerce
Needay
Chamber
Frank VanVoorhin
Supt. Elliott
Mrs Sharp Missing From Home Again In Quiet Town
Mrs Lousha Sharp wife of music dealer George W Sharp of North Main street again left her home Sunday morning and has not been found. She has a history of brief returns, has been seen in alleys, and family urges inspection of barns and garages as she tends to conceal herself in such places. Police and relatives seek information to ease the family’s concern.
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Lousha Sharp
George W. Sharp
North Main Street
Mulberry Street
Mr. Sharp
Mine Workers Meet Tuesday Biannual Convention Opens
Final arrangements were made for the opening tomorrow of the United Mine Workers of America bi annual convention in Indianapolis. Officials expect a historic gathering with the wage question likely to dominate discussions as international officers are expected to urge against wage cuts when current contracts expire March 31.
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Bannars
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
WILL SHIP HOGS TO PITTSBURGH MARKET ANNOUNCED
Plans for shipping hogs to the Pittsburgh market were announced Monday by the Knox County Livestock Shipping bureau. The schedule calls for shipments from Danville Wednesday Mt Vernon Thursday and Gambier Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Knox County Livestock Shipping Bureau
Danville
Mt Vernon
Thureday
Gambier
Baturdiaye
Bomb plot uncovered after dynamite raid in Chicago
Police seized fourteen hundred sticks of dynamite and 100 sticks of TNT after arresting five dynamiters who bombed a shoe repair shop. One suspect, Richard Burke, was shot and wounded during a ten hour siege, then confessed supplying bombs to unions and the attackers.
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Chicago
T. N.T
Richard Burke
Burke
Dramatic Club Plans Library Support and Membership Drive
A special Dramatic Club meeting at the public library basement on Tuesday at 7 30 pm will select fifty members from applicants and form a play committee to choose readings and productions. The library faces a budget shortfall as the current funds plus renewed magazine subscriptions may not cover magazines and new books for the rest of the year. Members are urged to bring dues to cover ensuing expenses.
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Dramatic Club
Helen Colville
Wé&Lect
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South
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L. D. Caldwell
McElroy
French
Iger
Tom Hall
P. Baseball
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Petit Jury
Sint of
Aurora
Elizabeth M. Marriott
Louise Martin
Edith Leonard—Morris
Winifred Gotthall
Aye Mate—Brown
L. C. Welch
J. H. Kinnard
Milford
John J. Feeney
George W. Baker
Edward Dally
J. A. Shultz
Jefferson
Sylvester Reynolds
Hillier
Clinton Warman
Liberty
George Walters
Roy Delong—Brown
A. C. Boott—Clay
Riley Moore
Charles Bone—Miller
Harvey G. Hammond
Harvey Moore
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Ford
Mount
Nder Tedness OF Rubber CO
Pythian
North Baltimore
Hoytville
Supt
Elliott
Mrs, Sharp Ngas
Indiana
Ranney
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