Men Excluded At Arbuckle Hearing In San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle faces a murder charge in the Virginia Rappe case as his preliminary hearing proceeds with a women’s court rule in effect excluding men from the room except witnesses officials and reporters. Lowell Sherman, a movie actor in the Arbuckle suite, is located and subpoenaed for questioning by the district attorney's office.
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Lazarus
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Arbuckle
Sherman
Associated Prep
New York
District Attorney’s
Lowell Sherman
Dist
Atorney Brady
Ian Sherman
Swann
World Series Opening Set for October 5
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that the world series will start October 5 at the home grounds of the National League team. If Pittsburgh or Cleveland leads, two games will be in the NL city and the next two in the American League town. Current leaders include the New York teams with prices fixed from 1 to 6 dollars.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
Amendment offered targets corporate tax rates in Walsh plan
An amendment to the tax revision bill proposed by Senator Walsh would set a flat 15 percent levy for corporations with tiers: 10 percent for net incomes up to 100000, 15 percent for 100000 to 300000, and higher for income above 300000. The aim is to align corporate taxation with a simplified rate structure.
Toledo boards raise streetcar fare to seven cents
The Toledo community traction company, a municipally controlled street railway, announced a fare increase today. Beginning October 1, the streetcar fare will be seven cents with one cent for transfers.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Community Traction Company
Mayence Explosion Toll Climb Sees 1500 Dead 2500 Wounded
Associated Press reports the Oppau plant disaster near Mayence has killed about 1500 and injured some 2500 as rescue work by French and German authorities continues. A German hospital train reached Frankfort and a French train Treves with injured.
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Associated Press
Banwerd Mayence
Germany
Badische Company
Oppau
Hurti
Frankfort
Treves
Knights of Pythias Picnic Program Announced at Riverside Park
Committee in charge completed the event program for the Knights of Pythias picnic to be held next Saturday at Riverside Park. Activities include multiple dash races for children, a ball game, tug of war, nail driving, and a ladies baseball throw, with prizes for winners. The Pythian Sisters will provide dinner and ask families to bring baskets and utensils, with baskets on the grounds by 12 30.
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Riverside Park
Timon Lodge
Roland Lodge
Newark
Charles Weaver
Lawrence Dial
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Order
Probe of Mystery Death Delayed in Akron Case
Police postponed the Derr death probe in Akron after the funeral, with Prosecutor Doyle hinting for a sensational development within 48 hours. Derr, a businessman, died from acid burns inflicted while he slept. his wife was burned as well, and she spoke of an intruder who bound the son and cut phone wires.
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Akron
A. KR. Derr
A. W. Doyle
Derr
OWIO Conference Football Schedule for 1971
The Associated Press lists the 1971 OWIO football schedule with games across September through Thanksgiving. Matches feature Western Reserve, Akron, Case, Mt. Union, Heidelberg, Hiram, Denison, Miami, Wittenberg, Ohio U., and others, including clashes at Akron, Cleveland, Oxford, Athens, and Columbus. The slate includes nonconference ties against Michigan State, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, and the Navy.
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Associated Press
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Akron
Hirama. Case
Cleveland
Cave Ve
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Butler
Ind
Denison
Granville
Haldelberg
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Wooster
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Oxford
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
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Wittenberg
Oberlin
Wilmington
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Heidelberg
Delaware
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Kenyon
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Ohio Northern
Detroit U
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Case
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Ada
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Alliance
Cornell
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N.Y
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Springfield
Kentucky Wesleyan
U. Va. Denison
Ollerbein
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Cause
Dayton
Kenyog
Weaterville
Canova
Cave
Columbia
New York City
Wooster Va
Marietta
Athens
Northern
Springfeld
Mayor warns against mask parade in Bartlett
The mayor of Bartlett Texas issued a proclamation tonight threatening arrest under city and state law if masked Ku Klux Klan marchers appear on the streets. The notice prompted swift action after it was brought to the mayor’s attention by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Bartlett
Texas
Ku Klux Kien
Stanton Allen
Bostonian Succeeds Smith as Scottish Rite Leader
Leon M. Abbott of Boston was chosen sovereign grand commander of the Scottish Rite Masons for the northern jurisdiction. He succeeds Barton Smith of Toledo. Amon Pettibone of Chicago was named Lieutenant Grand Commander replacing Abbott.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Boston
Leon M. Abbott
Abbott
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Barton Smith
Toledo
Amon Pettibone
Chicago
Harding and Willis Reach Ohio Patronage Accord
President Harding and Senator Willis of Ohio completed a conference yielding a complete party united front on patronage. Willis will withdraw opposition to Charles H Nants for Toledo district collector and a slate of other appointments acceptable to all Republican factions will be announced soon.
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Associated Press
Banner
Washington
Ohio
Harding
Willis
Charles H Nants
Toledo
New Jersey Boxing Commission Forfeits Champion’s Purse
The New Jersey boxing commission ruled Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion, forfeits 35000 dollars from his Labor Day bout with Bryan Downey. Wilson was found guilty of not giving his best effort. Tex Rickard was told to place the money in trust pending legal authority confirmation.
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Ay Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey Boxing Commission Today
Johnny Wilson
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Wilson
Tex Rickard
Libel Suit Against Chicago Tribune Begun
Weymouth Kirkland for the Tribune opened the $10 million libel case arguing that Chicago aims to shield entrenched authority from inquiry and criticism. The suit challenges Tribune reporting on the city’s financial administration and could affect the paper’s entire value if won.
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Associated Press
Banner
Chicago
Tribune
Bursum Elected U S Senator From New Mexico
Holmes C. Bursum, Republican, won the U S Senate seat in New Mexico by a margin his campaign team estimated above eight thousand votes. The report mentions Henry Gabel of Fremont being named president of the Catholic Knights of Ohio.
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Associated Prose
Albuquerque
N. M
Holmes C. Bursum
U. S
New Mexico
Fremont
Henry Gabel
The
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Bonds for alleged bombers in Chicago fixed at large sum
Five men accused of bombing a shoe repair shop in Chicago were held on bonds totaling 1 460 000 dollars. The high amount reflected the defendants alleged danger to women and children during the attack.
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Chicago
Ohio Wesleyan Hazing Incident Leaves Student Seriously Ill
Bird Jacoby an 18 year old Ohio Wesleyan freshman is hospitalized with spinal meningitis after a hazing incident on campus. Upperclassmen conducted the routine while supervision was intended to prevent roughness. Investigators say exposure after being dipped may have triggered the illness. condition described as serious but slightly improved.
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Delaware
Dird Jacoby
Mareon
Ohio Wesleyan University
Jacoby
J. Wilbur Jacoby
Ohio Wesleyan
Uby
Associated Press
Marion
Bird Jacoby
Columbus
Recommendations for national unemployment policy
Washington Sept 22 officials said a practical policy to combat unemployment nationwide will be ready for administration review within a month. The national conference on unemployment convenes here Monday and aims to address immediate worker needs as quickly as possible.
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Washington
Gotham police head admits gift from Allan A Ryan
Police Commissioner Richard KH Enright testified before a legislative committee that he received a gift of about 12,085 from Allan A Ryan financier who had appointed him deputy police commissioner. A Ryan check for 12,083.29 and ledger show a 1919 stock transaction of oil shares led to the payment.
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New York
Richard KH. Enright
Allan A. Ryan
Allan A. Ryan& Co
Enright
Ryan Concern
Freight rates burden Ohio farmers in utility hearing
At a state public utilities hearing in Columbus Murray D. Lincoln of the Ohio Farm Bureau federation outlined farmer hardships from rising freight charges. He cited carloads shipped at a loss and a trend to dump produce or sell locally as prices fell, noting an unprecedented hay surplus on Ohio farms.
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Associated Press
Bennet
Columbus
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
State Public Utilities
Lincoln
Pike Opens From Bangs to Mt Liberty on Columbus Pike
The Columbus road from Mt Vernon to Columbus is now open to traffic. The pike between Bangs and Mt Liberty had been closed for months and is opened today per County Surveyor Van Voorhis. The contractor remains in charge and workers are on site. drivers should proceed with caution.
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Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Bangs
Mt. Liberty
van Voorhis
Klan Leaders May Be Summoned For DOJ Probe
Justice Department officials led by Attorney General Daugherty appeared to authorize an investigation into the Klu Klux Klan with Director Burns directing agents to work nationwide on the organization.
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Associated Press
Washington
Klu Klux Klan
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Burns
Department
Bureau of Investigation
Nauts Case Nears Development in Toledo Nomination
Washington Sept 22 Developments are expected tomorrow in the case of Charles H Nauts of Toledo whose nomination as Internal Revenue Collector for the tenth district has been held up by Senator Willis opposition. Willis has been invited to the White House tomorrow and the nomination is likely to be discussed.
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Charles H- Nauts
Toledo
Internal Revenue
Willis
White House
Willy Provident Yarding
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