Daugherty to Probe Klan Ties in Nationwide Inquiry
Washington Sept 23 Attorney General Daugherty said the department will probe the Ku Klux Klan to determine if it menaces public order. He and J. Edgar Hoover will await reports from across the country before revealing findings. Persons with intimate knowledge of Klan activities may be summoned to Washington for examination, possibly including some high officers.
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Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Lajy
Department of Justice
William
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
Washington
Hungarian ultimatum on Burgenland troops withdrawal
Paris dispatch reports an ambassadors council ultimatum to Hungary demanding the withdrawal of Hungarian troops from Burgenland on the Austrian border. The note warns that appropriate measures will be taken if the demand is not met. Burgenland remains a disputed border region ceded to Austria.
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Paris
France
Fhe
al- Ned
Todiy
Burgenland
Gays
Acstrid
Hungary
Austria
Tinmills Will Open Up Sunday In Swatty Mills Era
In li September 2a, the Tin Mills of the American Sheet and Tin Ware Company near Swatty will resume operations Sunday. Fifteen hundred men will be employed to work on hot wills and tin house tasks. Twelve mills have already reopened on September 6 after five months. The crowd gathered at the trial of Jen Reinbolt as charges filed by John Dosebi were heard by J. C. Sheler, justice of the peace, with testimony expected to continue later that afternoon.
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Te Swatty Mills
Sheet & Tinare Company
John “Yar
J.C. Sheler
Jen Reinbolt
John Dosebi
Te Cage
Miners Sustain Conservatives By Large Majority
Indianapolis Sept 23 United Mine Workers convention sustains conservatives by a large majority in a vote on a report by President Lewis amended to require accounting of 27000 spent to quell a wildcat strike at Bellville. Gompers arrives to confer with leaders as Howat and Farrington radicals influence debates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers' Convention
Lewis
Frank
Farrington
Minois
Bellville
Gompers
United Mince Workers
Alexander Howat
Frank Farington
Kansas
Howat
Mordt
International
Nowat
Farringou
Alexander Munst
Wits
High Life Murder Mystery Shocks New York
Grace Lawes of San Francisco shot Miss Mildred Hanan twenty four heiress of a shoe magnate in Brooklyn and then died by suicide. Borland the importer was with them. jealousy cited but contested. Letters from Grace Lawes reveal mental distress and plans involving Borland.
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New York
High Tito
Myre
Grace Leyes
San Francis
Mildred Henan
Awomen
Meu. Vanes
Mildred Hanan
Tate Allionaire
Mann Tagtarer
Grace Lawes
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Hatan
Jon Borland
Lance
M. M. Dittmar
Senate Reports Three New Peace Treaties
In Washington on September 10 the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported three new peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary with two reservations attached. Senator Borah opposed the pacts but the committee approved them. One reservation by Senator Lodge blocks appointment of an American representative to any international body under the treaty without congressional consent.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Sencator Borah
Idaho
Seniita
Lodge Tod
Congress
Former Local Girl Dies at Vincennes
Mrs. Lillian Mickey wife of Lumen Mickey of Bicknell died at 4 34 PM Thursday in a Vincennes hospital after an operation for lig followed by her body being moved to Bicknell for burial services at St. Ehoun's church The obituary notes she formerly was Miss Lillian Williams daughter of Thomas Williams Survived by husband two sons and three daughters with several siblings including Foy of this city and ten grandchildren all in the immediate area
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Lilian Mickey
Lumen Mickey
Bicknell
Vincennes Hospital
Mickey
Lillian Williams
Thomas
P. W. Metrine- Fauerat
St. Ehoun's Charel
Fuornlagsche Bart Hy
Gas Blast At Oppau Aniline Works Atrocity Reported
Sept 23 report states compression of gas at the Oppau Aniline Works led to a devastating explosion with many casualties and extensive property damage. Authorities hold the plant responsible for the blast amid secrecy claims and public shock.
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Bertiay
Oppau Aniline Works
Return of private capital to private industry in USSR
United Press reports Moscow officials announce sweeping economic policy to reestablish private capital in most industries except railways and mining. Kamenets claims national reorganization will abolish most private capitalists, with four key industries retained for onshore exploitation under state oversight. Concessions to American and other foreign investors implied for resource exploitation.
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United Press
Mospoyp
Xox
Russia
Kamenett
Moscow Soviet
Bolubovik
Couinot
United Press Today
Kamenet
Delares
JMR Prasto
Hussta
Yanig
Kamenei
Imatotale
Oisothees
Ahinister
Irussia
Wimeneft
Big Crowd at Democratic Meet in City Campaign
A large audience gathered at East Second Street for the opening Democratic ally campaign meeting presided by chairman John H. Spencer. He stated the effort is nonpartisan, urging residents to decide who will manage Washington’s business, naming John Ws McCarty as candidate for city business manager and praising past efficiency.
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Democratic
Trarty
South Swe Heard From on Grapes at Den Horrall Court
A fragmented 19th century notice mentions grape vines and crops, noting a third year yield and vines producing fruit. It references Den Horrall and a campball of avenue, with mentions of white grapes, graves, and green bunches. The readable text indicates agricultural activity near a courthouse and assorted local mentions.
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den Horrall
Court House
Todian
Political meeting recounts local campaign campaign plans
Fragmented report covers a campaign gathering led by Chairman Spencer, urging cordial conduct and denouncing rumors. It recalls McCatt's modernization achievements, lists attendees, and notes plans for a mass meeting at Democratic headquarters. Mentioned are tungsten mine figures for Colorado.
Arbuckle Attack Evidence Set for Preliminary Hearing
San Francisco September 23 Evidence that Roscoe Arbuckle brutalized Virginia Rappe in a way that caused injuries leading to her death will be presented at his preliminary hearing. District Attorney Brady announced that Semnacher, Rappe’s manager and former Arbuckle associate, will testify that Arbuckle took the girl to his bedroom and tore off part of her clothes before attacking her with a piece of ice to humiliate her, with doctors and defense planners seeking release through medical testimony arguing the death stemmed from alcohol and later rupture.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Siurder
Brady
Semnacher
Rabpe
Arbuckle
Lee
Miss Rapner
Gary Man Chosen To Head Indiana Municipal League
Vincennes Indiana September 23 The thirtieth annual session of Indiana Municipal League opened at Bloomington today following the election of officers President William F Hodges of Gary first vice president James McDowell of Vincennes second vice president Vida Newsome Jeff Columbus secretary W I Catshall of Fort Wayne The officers elected will not serve in official capacities after January 1 as their terms expire Terre Haute and Fort Wayne were mentioned as possible sites for next year’s meeting
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Vincennes
Lnd
Ith Dniltiana Municipal League
Blona
Nood
William F. Hodges
Gary
James). McDowell
Econd
Vida Newsome
Jeff Columbus
W.I. Catshall
Fh. Wayne
Wrecked Atlantic Ship Heads to Port With 30 Survivors
New York report states a steamer from Seville sent wireless the wrecked Atlantic vessel is bringing in thirty shipwreck victims. The captain said survivors will arrive Saturday the 25th after violent storms battered the vessel in a week of hurricane force seas.
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York
Bers
Seville
Iadio
Cala Found Guilty of Kaber Murder
Cleveland reports Salvatore Cala found guilty in the murder of Dan Kaber wealthy hake wood publisher. Jury spared mercy. Cala faces potential life sentence for the homicide. Mrs Kaber serves life for planning the murder.
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CALA
Kaber
Cleveland
Salvatore Cala
Flind Sulely
Dan Kaber
Hakewood
Iiem
Ity-Tour Limes
Kabet
Special Sermon by Rev J W Darby Named Every One
Rev J W Darby prepares a morning sermon for next Sunday at his congregation titled Every One The topic arises from a reminiscence of an acquaintance and reflects on the responsibility of each individual in the community The sermon seeks to emphasize personal accountability and moral duty.
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J. W. Darby
Darby
Veteqnsv Plan to Attend National Encampment
Bene Fenty members of the U S of the G ALR voted to see to attend the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opening at Indianapolis next Monday. Not all will go, but representatives are planned from Indiana lodges. Local orders have not sent delegates. arrangements include special train rates and city accommodations. Many Civil War veterans are aging, and attendance this year is hoped to be large despite few remaining members able to travel.
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Bene Fenty
U. S
G. Alr
Hg Jvaiic
Indianape
G. A. BR. Ata
Indiana
Ata
Charga
Ughout
Engine 2761 wreck near Daivin Rod Falls
Serious derailment reported on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Daivin Rod Falls as the left driving rod on engine 2761 loosens and falls away during an eastbound freight run. Engineer Dick Kemple and crew inspect damaged parts before the train is moved, with the engine left damaged but not overturned.
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Balti d & Ohio Railroad
Nigaber
Dick Kemple
Thabiahg Eugio
Tax Aims at Contraaband Liquor in Chicago and New York
Millions in taxes will be assessed on contraband liquor as authorities move to enforce revenue measures. Reports indicate ongoing efforts to tighten controls, with several cases tied to major cities including Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
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