Arbuckle Rumor Sparks Hollywood Demands Response
Hollywood rumors claim Fatty Arbuckle paid for the party to stage a cheering reception upon his arrival. Friends deny the gossip as sensational. Arbuckle remains in seclusion at his West Adams mansion with film peers visiting. interest grows over possible federal grand jury action and liquor charges tied to the event.
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United Press
Angeles
Huntors Tan Uira
Hollywood Film Colony Tagay
Fatty Arbuckle
Hollywood Hotel
Virginia Rappe
Fatty
Los Angeles
Arbuckle
West Adams Street
Las
Mina Darree Arbuckle
Buster Keaton
Natalie Talmadge
Slim Summerville
Fileen Percy
Hank Mann
Walter St. John
Eddie Cline
Famous Players-Lasky
Associated Press
San Francisco
Mqnor
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Robert H. McCormack
United States
Harding views mimic battle at Wilderness reenactment
President Harding and a small party depart Washington for Fredericksburg to observe fall maneuvers of the east coast expeditionary force of the Marine Corps. He will stay tonight at a Civil War battlefield site and join government officials and officers as reenactments culminate in the Chancellorsville battle reenactment. Tomorrow he reviews more than 5,000 expeditionary troops.
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Washington, D
Harding
Washington
Fredericksburg
East Coast Expeditionary Force
Marine Corps
White House
Congress
Army
Navy
Chancellorsville
Senate weighs Smoot plan as substitute tax proposal
Washington dispatch reports growing sentiment in the Senate for Senator Smoots idea of a manufacturers sales tax to replace the wartime levy system. Supporters cite revenue stability while opponents press for keeping transportation taxes and lowering the maximum corporate surtax. A Republican canvass reportedly shows momentum toward repealing the excess profits tax, with Democrats open to alternatives that raise similar corporate revenue. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts backs a tiered rate system starting at 12.5 percent on the first 190000 of income and peaking at 25 percent above 500000, if needed to match revenue.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Smoot
Gene Iors
Walsh
Massachusetts
Finance Committee
Record Chickens for Jewish New Year Arrive in City
The Jewish New Year begins Sunday and experts report a rush of live chickens and ducks into New York. About 1,845,717 chickens arrived from the west in six days, weighing over 6.45 million pounds and worth about 2.99 million dollars. Local shipments added 60 cars including 300,000 pounds of Long Island ducklings.
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Associated Press
New York
Aunset
West
Western Poultry
Long Island
Des Moines Rail Way Carriers Clash Over Track Tearing
Alleged failure by the Des Moines City Railway to cooperate with the streets department led to tearing up two and a half blocks of track on Southeast First Street. Marshall Miller, streets superintendent, aided in removing the first rail after stating pay rates had stalled and cooperation had been sought repeatedly. The company had halted operation Aug 3 over fare issues, relying on motor buses for transit since then. Company lawyers warned of possible legal action as a new franchise draft is prepared for city council.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Des Moines City Railway Company
City Department of Streets
First Street
Marshall Miler
Miller
J. G Gamble
City Corporation
W. E. Miller
Gamble
Show Visited by 100000 to Date Close Tomorrow
A page one continuation notes a large cattle show, with Butterboy Beets and Fayatte County Call club members among participants. Prizes go to Minnesota breeders in most open divisions, while Belgians and hitches headline the MAKine program. Barry Stamp’s Roachdale showman leads in the grooms’ contest with 96 points. J C Ritchie tops Belgian breeders with 92. Donelson of Ogden takes third.
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Bob
Fayette County Call Club
Holger
Rarson
Dike
Forum Diemord Homeinstead
Minnesota
Hargrove & Arnold
Sessertar
Innis
Black Hawk
Joe Gream
Hudson
Charles Hoerst
F. W. Rekers
Cedar
Ring
Stamp
Barry
Roachdals
Iind
J. C. Ritchie
Stratford
Donelson T
Ogden
C. G.! Good & Son
Miners Convention Behind Schedule on Ten Days Program
Indianapolis Oct 1 The United Mine Workers of America conven tion fell behind with its ten day program delaying the war policy vote. Time lost on roll calls accounted for most of the delay as delegation sentiment favored action but a decision was pushed toward next week with no seat reductions reported.
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iBy
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Mine Workers of America
Selt
Anglo Japanese alliance looms large over Washington talks
A 1921 New York Evening Post analysis argues the Anglo Japanese alliance undermines US aims in the Far East. It notes Britain’s potential sympathy for open-door policy is constrained by its Japan pact, leaving America with diminished allied support at the Washington conference.
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America
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Germany
Far East
United States
Carina
New York Evening Post. Inc
Parents Stand By Girl Charged With Four Deaths
The family of Lyda Southard cancerously defends her amid charges she poisoned four husbands and a baby. Treeblood Trueblood, a respected rancher and father of eight, asserts his daughter’s innocence and calls for fair, open proceedings without favoritism. He and his wife stress their humble Christian conduct as the court seeks truth.
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Treeblood
Christian Church
Twin Falls
Lyda Southard
Fie
Lyds
Brigadier General Carter Requests Retirement
Brigadier General Jesse Mey Carter, chief of the War Department Military Bureau, retires from active service today at his own request after 39 years of service. He entered West Point in 1882 from Missouri and led the Eleventh Division at Camp Meade around the armistice period.
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Bride Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jesse Mey
Carter
War Department
Camp Meade
Armistics
West Point
Missouri
Motor Club Marks Red Ball Route with New Signs
The Waterloo Motor club began repainting the Red Ball route signposts from Rainbow drive to LePorte City road. Plain markings will be added at every street turn to help tourists. The program aims to remove confusion and guide travelers via East and West Drive toward Hawkeye Highway or Reg Ball Route.
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Rainbow Drive
LePorte City Road
Waterloo Motor Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hawkeye Highway
Reg Ball
Railroad Parallels Own Line with Auto Stage Substitutes
The Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad, running Salinas to Spreckels, becomes California’s first steam line to parallel its rails with automobile stages. The state railroad commission authorized replacing some passenger trains with staged service, citing ongoing losses while keeping ticket and baggage rates identical to the trains.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad Company
Salinas
Spreckels
State Railroad Commission
Third Order of St Francis Celebrates 700th Anniversary
Chicago observes the 700th anniversary of the Third Order of St. Francis with high church dignitaries and delegations from New York Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland New Orleans and San Francisco. Archbishop Giennan of St Louis Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco and Archbishop Daeger Santa Fe Bourke Cochran of New York are among speakers scheduled to attend.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Third Order of St. Francis
New_York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New Orleans
San Francisco
Giennan
Hanna
Daeger
Santa Fe
Bourke Cochran
New York
Raiders Find Store of Revenue Stamps and Whisky Labels
Federal agents and detectives raided a south side hotel yielding liquor, a suitcase with revenue stamps and whisky labels, and five prisoners. Authorities allege some Chicago policemen linked to the establishment tipped off the raid.
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Syths Associated
Prassa Chicago
South Side
Chicago
Fitzmorris
Kies Appointed Supervisor of Iowa Mining Camp Schools
Associated Press reports in Des Moines that State School Superintendent P. C. McClenahan named Harry D. Kies as supervisor of Iowa mining camp schools. Kies previously led schools at Britt Corydon and Albia. The mining camps span 13 counties with six schools, about 100 teachers and roughly 16 000 pupils.
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Associated Press
Bes Moines
P. C. McClenahan
Harry D. Kies
Iowa
Kies
Britt
Corydon
Albia
Greenwood Leads Peace Committee for Irish Meeting
London Oct 1 Premier Lloyd George named a British cabinet subcommittee to negotiate Irish peace with Eamonn De Valera on Oct 11. Members include Sir Hamar Greenwood Lord Chancellor Birkenhead Sir Laning Edwards Winston Churchill and the prime minister will chair most sessions. The press reaction was cautiously supportive with Morning Post opposing the conference.
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United Press
London
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Birkenhead
Laning Edwards
Winston Churchill
Hamonn-De Valera
de Valera
Yempire
Kansas Miners Quit Work in All Mines
Pittsburg Kansas reports widespread idleness in the states coal mines as about 12,000 miners in the district refuse to work. Only a small number operate today with leaders Alexander Howat and August Dorehy jailed in Columbus yesterday.
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Kansas
Associated? Press
Pittsburg
Kan
Apooelation
Alexander Howat
August Dorehy
Columbus
Kansas District
Paul Davis Co. Launches Splendid New Delivery Truck
The Paul Davis Dry Goods company unveils its costliest delivery truck on Tuesday. Built on a Hupmobile four cylinder chassis, the ornate sheet iron body features beveled glass and oval windows with a large capacious interior. Designed by J. J. Bolster, it was built in Des Moines, painted gray with the Davis insignia on both sides. A second identical truck will join soon, purchased through Bailey Motor Company.
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Caty
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
J. J. Bolster
Des Moines
Davis
Bailey Motor Company
Farm Club appoints executive committee in Black Hawk County
An executive committee was named to plan farm club activities in Black Hawk County. Members include Peter Beck Eagle Center Charles Hearst A A Burger Fay Bennison Cedar Falls F P Davis Dunkerton C W Bedford Hudson E M Lichtr Hudson J C Kober La Porte City M J Bowman Waterloo and E F MacDonough general secretary of the Greater Waterloo association. Bowman chairs the committee with MacDonough as secretary treasurer and Bedford as vice chairman. The group meets next Thursday at 3 30 p m at association clubrooms to push greater city country business cooperation.
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Black Hawk County
Peter Beck
Eagle Center
Charles
Hearst
A.A. Burger
Fay Ben-—nison
Cedar Falls
F. P. Davis
Dunkerton
C. W. Bedford
Hudson
E. M. Lichtr
J. C. Kober
la Porte City
M. J. Bowman
Waterloo
E. F. Mac
Donough
Greater Waterloo Association
Bowman
MacBoneush
Bedford
DuBuque City Manager Speaks Here October Fifth
DuBuque city manager GQ. E. Carr will speak at the Greater Waterloo association clubrooms on Wednesday at p.m. The event is open to men and women with invitations extended to the Woman's club and local business groups. Carr recently completed a Dubuque budget praised as thrifty and efficient. he has served about two years.
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E. Carr
Dubuque
Greater Waterloo Association
Carr
Admit Holland and Belgium to Parley on Far East Subjects
United Press reports that Holland and Belgium will be represented at the Washington armament and far eastern conference when far eastern questions are discussed. Portugal is expected to be invited next, with the State Department awaiting replies. Invitations to Holland Belgium and Portugal may go out in two to three days.
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Holland
Belgium
Far East
United Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
State Department
Portugal
D Annunzio declines unknown soldier hymn
Rome Oct 1 Gabriel D Annunzio declines to write a hymn for ceremonies honoring Italy’s unknown soldier. He thanks Salvatore Barzili, who heads the arrangements, and says his thoughts on the unknown soldier silence him. He adds that only the tongue saying Lazarus, come forth, should be heard.
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Associated Press
Rome
Gabriel D'Annnunzio
Italy
Salvatore Barzili
Lazarus
Hagen One Up on Barnes in First Eighteen Holes
New York October 1 Walter Hagen, open champion, led Jim Barnes by one hole after the first 18 holes in their title round match for the professional golfers championship contest today.
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Hagen
Barnes
Associated Press
New York
Walter Hageen
Jim Barnes
Ational
Galvolite claims healing currents from socket device
A Kansas inventor markets the Galvolite as a pocket sized medical device that attaches to a light socket and allegedly emits a sinusoidal current to relieve pain disease and blemishes without shocking the user. It promises a ten day free trial by mail to attract buyers and includes testimonials from physicians.
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Kansas
Galvolite Company
Atchison
Police Chief Resigns Over Prohibition Views
Oklahoma City mayor accepted the resignation of Police Chief Carl J. Glitsch after quotes defending light wines and noting more arrests since Prohibition. The mayor will personally handle the department going forward.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Carl 5. Glitsch
Walton
Glitsch
Burglary Foiled by Bloodhounds and Tire Tracks
A would be thief was chased by bloodhounds after a burglary attempt at William Snyder’s Mulberry Street home. The trail led to Eleventh Street where bicycle tire marks stopped near a tree. Three bicycles were reported stolen, including Gustave Converse’s front wheel and tire. An auto suitcase was stolen from Lou Larkin’s car.
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William Snyder
Mulberry Street
Eleventh Street
Mulbarry
Franklin
J. E. Murphy
Falls Avenue
Y. M
A. Gustave Converse
Leland Avenue
Columbia Theatre
F. G. Young
Colburn & Son
Fred Hickle
Converse
Lou Larkins
Brandon
First M. E. Service Women Host Morning Address
Mrs. M. M. Northrup of Los Angeles will deliver the morning address at First M E Church tomorrow. The services will be conducted by the Women's Home Missionary Society, with Mrs. C. T. Wilson as president. Northrup is corresponding secretary of the W H M S of the Southern California conference.
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M. E. Service
M. M. Northrup
Los Angeles
Ms B. Church
Women’s#Home Missionary society
C. T. Wilson
Northrup
W. H. M.S. of Southern California
Iowa Farmers Open New Market for Cattle Trade
Des Moines reports Iowa live stock breeders rally to form the Iowa Pure Bred Livestock Association aimed at exporting to Mexico. Seven thousand sign up, with headquarters Des Moines and Mexico City. A. J. Faerber named president, O. M. Cabin secretary treasurer, Jack Danieger board member. organization to buy Iowa products directly and market through its agents. Also notes a free book offer on cancer treatment by Dr. G. O. Johnson in Kansas City.
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Associated Presa
Des Moines
Iowsa
Latin America
Mexico City
Mexico
Leopold
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Pure Bred Livestock Association
A. J. Faerber
Davenport
O. M. Cabin
Columbus
Jack Danieger
Kansas City
Faerber
National Commerce and Agricultural Irposiion
Capilla
QO. A Johnson
Main St
Tiny Babe Left at St Ansgar Welcomed Into Home
St Ansgar Iowa October 1 Mr and Mrs Otto Steinberg living nearby are guardians of a baby girl found on their porch in a box. A card reads Lucile July 6 1921. Mystery surrounds who left the infant as neighbors hope the mother will have faith her child is cared for safely.
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St. Ansgar
Otto Steinberg
Steinberg
Quakes Shake Utah Town and Seattle Visitors
Three strong earthquakes damaged a Utah town early October morning, damaging a residence land and a school building as aftershocks continued at intervals of a few hours over a five mile range. The town with about 1,000 residents is shaken by ongoing tremors. Seattle visitors Mr and Mrs Daniel Johnson of Seattle Wash are visiting Mrs Lin cin di Johnson and other relatives.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hisiore
Seattle
Daniel Johnson
Wash
Mr Johnson
Lincindi Johnson
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