Doctor Beardslee Links Rappe Injury to Bladder Rupture
In San Francisco testimony at the Arbuckle manslaughter inquiry, Dr. Arthur Beardslee testified Miss Virginia Rappe suffered intense pain and a likely ruptured bladder after the Hotel St Francis party. He described external signs and noted no debauch imagery, while Arbuckle acted for himself in court and the case was postponed to October 3.
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Arthur Heardsiee
Roscoe C
Patty) Arbuckie
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Arbuckles
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Arbuckle
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M. E. Rumwell
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al Semnacher
Patty” Arbuckle
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Dominguez
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Semnacher
Virginia Rappe
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Lynpy
Monday's Results in Baseball Leagues
National League results include New York 4 over St Louis 1 and Philadelphia 2 over Pittsburgh 1. American League shows Cleveland 7 over New York 6. No other games scheduled.
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Eveeeenn Ory Eenreed
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Boston
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Hiare
Paladelphia
Soldiers Fly to Church at Fort Crockett Event
In Galveston Texas on September 27 an entire congregation attended a church service from the air. Army officials say this marked the first time an entire congregation traveled to a church in airplanes. The gathering occurred at Fort Crockett for Ellenton field officers near Houston. They arrived in 18 government planes.
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Galveston
Tex
Fort Crockett
Ellentown Field
Houston
Railways urged to unite under single oversight
Representative Sydney Anderson of Minnesota calls for consolidating railroad oversight under one authority. He argues the split powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the U S Labor Board create inefficiency and higher costs, and that private railroad management should retain decision making with a reformed regulatory framework.
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Washington
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Anderson
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Labor Board
Commission
Vote Strike Report Signals Railroad Union Chose to Strike
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen reports 186000 members voted to strike rather than accept a wage cut ordered by the US railroad labor board. AI says 57 general chairmen report strong strike support with tallies to come in five or six days. The executive committee will decide on a strike after votes are counted.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood
James Murdock
Switchman’s Union of North America
United States Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvanian Railroad Company
Board asserts authority over Pennsylvania railroad dispute
The hearing raised the question of board power to intervene in the Pennsylvania matter. Pennsylvania refused to appear and reaffirmed that the board cannot enter the domain of management. G W W Hanger stated the board will act as transportation law permits and may issue a public statement condemning the railroad and labor groups for noncompliance.
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Pennerlvania
G. W. W. Hanger
Publcity
Hanger
Ralleml
Japanese Population Rises in U S 1920 Census
The 1920 census shows 110,010 Japanese in the United States, up 38 percent from 1910, while Chinese numbers fall 15.8 percent to 61,539. California houses 71,052 Japanese, Washington 17,287, and Oregon 4,111. reflects shifting immigrant distribution.
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Washington
United States
California
Oregon
Polish Ruler Narrow Escape From Assassination
General Joseph Pilsudski, head of the Polish republic, escaped an assassination attempt in Lemberg as he rode to a theater. Count Grabowski, accompanying him, was wounded in the leg. the attacker attempted suicide but was arrested.
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Lemberg
Joseph Pilsudski
Polish Republic
General Pilsudski
Count Grabowski
Women fear equality may prove costly
A National League of Women Voters statement warns that an equal rights amendment to the federal Constitution could repeal protective laws for women. The letter argues for state level action to remove legal and civil disparities while cautioning that a federal amendment may jeopardize eight hour days and minimum wage laws.
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Chicago
National Woman's Party
National League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Washington
Catharine Waugh MecCullouch
Uniform Laws Committee
The
National Organization
Questions on proposed legislation from Mrs McCulloch
Mrs McCulloch voiced doubts about the bill raising concerns over women workers guardianship of children and age of marriage. She asked if the measure repeals minimum wage laws or grants joint custody for illegitimate children and whether married women at home would share in family income.
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Mra. McCulloch
TENTS FOR EX-SERVICE MEN
A senate resolution introduced by Senator Curtis of Kansas for Senator McCormick of Tu ndg authorizes the secretary of war to loan surplus blankets tents cots and other surplus quartermaster supplies and provide transportation to support committees aiding unemployed former military and naval personnel in housing and care.
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Senate
Curtis
Kansas
McCormick
Secretary of War
United States
Japan Warns Powers on Armament Talks at Washington
Tokyo on September 27 reports that a cross-sector association of politicians publicists and business leaders warns that any talks on armament limits at Washington while pursuing secret ambitions will be worse than useless.
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Tokyo
Washington
Pacific
Peete Murder Conviction Upheld by Court of Appeals
The District Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court ruling in the Louise Peete case. She was convicted of the murder of Jacob C. Denton and sentenced to life in prison. The decision upholds the life term.
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Los Angeles
Car
District Court of Appeals
Louise Peete
Jacob C. Denton
G A R Convention Opens in Indiana
Indianapolis observers report the fifty fifth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opening with 10 000 veterans in attendance. Delegates arrived from Alaska Washington New York North Dakota Colorado Wyoming Oklahoma Kansas Maryland Missouri Ohio and Canada and Milwaukee and Des Moines aimed for the next encampment. A reception for visitors followed hosting officials.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Grand Army
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Washington
New York
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Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
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Missouri
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New England
Canada
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Submarine Sinks in San Pedro Harbor
A submarine sinks in San Pedro Harbor as water rushes into the vessel through an open torpedo tube. Details on casualties or recovery were not provided in the readable text.
Three Lives Lost on U S Submarine R-6 in Harbor
The U S submarine R-6 sank in San Pedro harbor after water rushed in through an open torpedo tube. Three crew members died identified as J. Dreffen Spaulsberg and an unnamed seaman. seventeen others escaped.
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Evening Journal
Angeles
Calif
United States
San Pedro Harbor
J. Dreffen
Spaulsberg
Seek Cripples as Banjits Rob Bank on Road
Police seek three highwaymen described as crippled on crutches and cane who robbed Thomas Payne of $20 near Walter Reed Army hospital. Payne and a young woman were in his car when three hatless coatless men demanded the car, took the money, and warned him to drive away slowly.
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Washington
Thomas Payne
Payne
Wayne
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Move to force Landis retirement heads to Congress
The American Bar Association resolutions condemn Judge Kenesaw M. Landis of Chicago for serving as baseball arbiter while receiving a federal salary. The ABA submits the resolutions to the Senate and House, asking they be referred to the appropriate committees for their consideration.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Congress
American Bar Association
Senate
House of Representatives
Association
Cincinnati
Landis
Federal
United States
Train Wreck Kills Two Near Steubenville
Two men die after Pennsylvania train No. 11 collides with a freight in Gould tunnel six miles west of Steubenville Ohio. Engineer Michael Birch is among the dead and Oliver Schupp of Dennison Ohio, a freight conductor, also perishes as smoke fills the tunnel obscuring damage extent.
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Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Gould Tunnel
Michael Birch
Oliver Schupp
Dennison, O
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Our Business
Our Business quotes Edmund Burke on cultivating generous and honest feelings in human nature to the highest vigor and maturity as a guiding principle for conduct and social duty.
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