Sutherland Seen as Able Appointee to Supreme Court
Washington dispatch cites Sutherland's candidacy with Harding poised to appoint up to five justices. It notes Clarke retirement shrinks bench, Taft as pro league of nations, and praises Sutherland for common sense, intellect, and broad client work including labor unions, bankers, and La Follette sea man’s bill backers.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
United States
Supreme Court of Justice
Day
Ravenna
Anton
Justice Clarke
Lisbon
Youngstown
Cleveland
Ohio
Supreme Bench
William Hart
Harding
Supreme Court
Mr. Harding
League of Nations
George Sutherland
William H. Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Wari
Sutherland
Andrew Pernseth
Fernseth
LaFollette
Suterland
Utah
Senator Borah
Idaho
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Arbuckle Cancels World Tour After Illness
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle recovered from a hand infection in Yokohama and abandoned plans for an orient tour and around the world trip. He arrived in Tokio and will stay in Japan until Sept 16 before returning to Los Angeles.
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Tokio
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Yokohama
United States
Orient
Arbuckle
Japan
Los Anceles
Three Die in Ku Klux Feud Feud Slays Three in Sealy Texas
Houston dispatch reports a family feud linked to Ku Klux Khan political interests in Sealy Texas left three dead and two seriously hurt. Victims include F. C. Shaffner, his son Robert Shaffner, and Luther Bell. Ernest Shaffner was stabbed and Turner Bell believed fatally wounded.
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Houston
Tex
Ku Klux Khan
Sealy
F. C. Shaffner
Robert
Luther Bell
Ernest Shaffner
Turner Bell
U S Mission Arrives in Rio for Brazilian Centennial
Secretary of State Hughes leads an American mission aboard the Maryland as eight nations greet the U S at Rio de Janeiro harbor. The Pan-America carried Hughes from New York, with the Maryland and Nevada arriving to exchange salutes with Brazilian forts. Diplomatic salute from the Mexican flag noted despite nonrecognition. Hughes plans six days of engagements including the centennial exposition opening, two state dinners, a colony reception, and dedication of an American memorial site in Brazil.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
U. S
Maryland
Rio de Jangi
Hughes
Pan-America
New York
Nevada
Great Britain
Japan
Jaly
Portugal
Argentina
Uruguay
Mexico
Brazil
Altho
United States
Jones
Pessoa
Bragijllan
Blood Test Proposed in Notre Dame Professor's Case
Prof John P Tiernan of Notre Dame says a California expert will perform a chemical blood analysis to determine the parentage of his nine month old son born to his wife. The test would compare blood from the child, the wife, and Harry Poulin, alleged father. Preliminary hearing for Poulin was postponed to Sept 15 by agreement. Tiernan hinted at other alleged conquests by Poulin if moral questions arise at trial.
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South Bend
Ind
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Tiernan
B. T. Hudicum
California
Boty
Harry Poulin
Poulin
One Killed One Hurt by Broken Derrick
Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 6 Henry W Dye an employee of the city waterworks was instantly killed this morning while unloading heavy water pipe from a freight car when the derrick broke and the boom swung loose. George Rigby another employee was seriously and probably fatally injured at the same time.
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Cedar Rapids
Henry W. Dye
Dye
George Rigby
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Small Girl Near Independence
Beth Boyack aged four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Boyack, was killed near Independence when a binder team bolted as a scare caused by the machinery frightened the horses. She was with her mother at the C G Stonebreaker farm, playing in the yard as the horses bolted toward her path. She leaves parents a sister Irene four and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Boyack.
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Beth
Merton V. Boyack
Witle
C. G Stonebreaker
Berlin Press timid on ex Kaiser's engagement report
Berlin papers cautiously weigh an International News Service dispatch claiming the former Kaiser plans to wed Princess Hermine of Reuss. Reports place the ceremony in October at Doorn with Hermine governing her late husband’s estate, described as a devoted wife and mother.
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Berlin
International
Vermine of
Reuss
Lokal Anzeiger
Dispatch
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Weiringen
Doorn
Hermine
Saabor
Pruss
Sian Silesia
Curtis Flies 40 Seconds In Water Glider Display
Port Washington N C September 6 Glenn H Curilas a famous aviator said he made a 40 second flight in a marine glider off Manhasset bay. The craft rose 12 feet after a quarter mile tow at 36 mph despite no breeze. He plans another attempt when wind permits.
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Port Washington
N. C
Glenn H. Curilas
Manhasset Bay
Curtiss
Guilford Beats Lewis and Hunter Loses to Sweetser
Guilford of Boston, national amateur titleholder, defeated Reginald Lewis of Greenwich 11 and 9 on the second day of match play in the U S amateur golf championship. The match ended in a heavy rainstorm as Jess Sweetser of New York beat Willie Hunter of England 7 and 6. At the end of the eighteenth hole Evans led Fownes and Kneppert led Oulmet.
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Brookline
Mass
Jessa Guilford
Boston
Reginald Lewis
Greenwich
United States
Jess Sweetser
New York
Willie Hunter
England
Evans
Fownes
Kneppert
Oulmet
Courier delivery deadline and incorrect receipt notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 33380 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 8 80 p m.
Poet and Wife Reconcile After Two Years Apart
Chicago writes of Edgar Lee Masters and Mrs Helen Jenkins Masters reconciling after two years separation due to temperamental clashes. Mrs Masters filed for separate maintenance in 1912 with monthly alimony of 150 dollars, later 300 in 1922. They married in 1898 and have three children. Masters is author of Spoon River Anthology and a Chicago attorney.
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Chicago
Edgar Lee Masters
Helen Jenkins Masters
Criticism of Sawyer Reaches California
In San Jose California Brig. Gen. Sawyer personal physician to President Harding faced censure at the state American Legion convention. Judge A E Graupner head of the veterans rehabilitation committee charged him with constantly blocking all efforts for rehabilitation and said the veterans' bureau must have its head made personally responsible for all activity.
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San Jose
Cal
Sawyer
Harding
Convention of
American Legion
A E. Graupner
Veteran’s Rehabilitation Committee
Graupner
Veterans’ Bureau
Denatured Alcohol Blamed for Deaths in Red Hook
New York dispatch reports William B. Lord, chief enforcement agent, sending several men into Red Hook Brooklyn after yesterday’s powderkeg of deaths from tainted spirits. Lord asserts the fatalities stem from denatured alcohol rather than wood alcohol, highlighting easier access to the former.
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New York
William B. Lord
Red Hook
Brooklin
Lord
Charles City Boy Killed In Fall From Horse
Vernon Melcher an 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Melcher was killed on the family farm southwest of Charles City Iowa when thrown from a horse the animal had been driving cattle to pasture The body was found about 40 feet from a hole dug to gopher purge and investigators believe the horse was ridden at a rapid pace
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Charles City
Vernon
Charles C. Melcher
Greek Army Near Smyrna Fleeing as Turks Advance
Paris reports Turkish Nationalists push toward Smyrna leaving about 100000 Greek troops in retreat. By Sept 6 refugees at Smyrna total around 160000 with U S relief appeals urged. Greek defense at Alourdag repulsed, but positions near Eski Shehr evacuated. ethnic reprisals and refugee exodus noted. Mustapha Kemal orders forward move toward Smyrna as war widens.
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Associated Press
Paris
Asia Minor
Mediterranean
Smyrna
Sea of
Marmara
American Relief Committee
Unin
Athens
Iresh
Alaurdag
Eski Shehr
Theotokis
Sen. Douamanis
Tricoupis
Greecks
United Press
Constantinople
Mustapha Kenal
Smyr
Three Men Held for Murder in Slaying of Manisha Woman
Belleville Sept. 6 Warrants charging murder substituted today for manslaughter warrants issued yesterday against City Marshal William Cros Night Marshal James Rolinson and Edward Lang all of Marisha in connection with the bullet wound that killed Mrs Ada Tuthill Marisha Monday night Coroner's jury verdict named the three as responsible and county officials said no bond to be granted due to threats.
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Belleville
William Crosby
James Rolinson
Edward Lang
Marisha
Ada Tuthill
Diversified Farming Campaigns Advocated in Iowa and Minnesota
Des Moines September 6 Gov Ken Gall has commissioned State Dairy Commissioner Wright to pursue a venture into diversified farming in Iowa modeled after Minnesota Governor Preus push. The move signals a cross state effort to broaden agricultural practices and potential crop mix.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Des Moines
Kengall
Wright
Preus
Where Legion Men May Find Pleasure Thursday
Fairey Learne basebail park hosts a baseball game against the Green Waterson group at 7:15 p.m. A boxing match is scheduled at 8:15 p.m. Participants include Jimmy Nuss from Racine Wisconsin and Navy Rostan from Joliet, Illinois. An American Legion dance follows at 8:30 p.m. at The Forum. Local streetcars near Witchoo hotels provide transport.
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Fairey
Basebail Park
Green Waterson
Lawks
the Ravens
Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome
Jimmy Nuss
Wis
Navy Rostan
Joliet
Cedar Falls
Terurban
Bymes Park
American Legion
the Forum
Lindon
Witchoo
Minnesota Asked to Go Upon Basis of Wartime Lighting
Governor Preuss called Minnesota to conserve fuel on a wartime basis guiding a statewide survey to assess on hand supplies. Cities were urged to curtail street lighting and adjust lighting in state plants and institutions, with statewide actions ordered to conserve energy.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Sant
Preuss
Trish Rebels Still Ambushing Troops
Dublin reports indicate ongoing clashes between Irregulars and Free State forces with multiple casualties. An attack at Whitford killed a woman and wounded another while an Irregular assault near Mitchellstown failed. Adjutant Shinwick was killed. twelve irregular soldiers were captured and several civilians died or injured across Cork Leitrim Monaghan Donegal. Free State raids yielded propaganda pamphlets and weaponry including a printing press and shells.
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Dublin
Whterford
Mitehelstown
Free State
Shinwick
Cork
Leitrim
Mono-ghan
Donegal
New Heat Record Apparent as Sun Burns
By 2 p m the Buchanan Optical seals thermometer at Fourth Street bridge reached 100 degrees, first century mark this year. Other readings around town ranged from 76 to 98, with temperatures not dropping below 60 after midnight. Government instrument may announce a new peak before night.
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Buchanan Optical Company
Fourth Street Bridge
Metrument
J. C G. Hartman
25 Bodies Recovered from English Mine Tragedy
White Haven England Sept 6 Twenty five bodies had been recovered this morning from the coal pit where forty men were entombed by an explosion yesterday Rescue squads face heavy rock falls and gas delays and the pit may need sealing as in a 1816 disaster at a neighboring mine Women relatives of the entombed miners gathered at the pit head amid tragic scenes.
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White Haven
Eng
Three Youths Held After Teen Death in Sapulpa
Heavily guarded town of Sapulpa Oklahoma reports three young men Roy Todd Edward Huot and R E Eastman held on charges of attempted criminal assault after sixteen year old Misas Cerelia Evans died from injuries when she was rammed by a speeding car driven by one of the youths. Authorities indicate another charge may follow in light of the death.
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Sapulpa
Okta
Misas Cerelia Evans
Roy Todd
Edward Huot
R. E. Eastman
LaFollette Leads Wisconsin in Primary Victory Sweep
Wisconsin returns show LaFollette leading in the Republican primary with about 90 000 vote margin over Ganfield as Gov Warne also gains a large plurality. Early tallies from 1 290 of 2 623 precincts place La Follette well ahead, with Ganfield trailing. Ensuing results suggest party standings may shift for Democrats or Socialists as final tallies come in.
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International News
Madison
Wis
Wilace
Lelehe
Wiliam A. Ganfeld
John J. Warne
Senator LaFollette
William 4
Morgan
Aguron
LaVoliette
Ganfield
LaPollette
Man Fatally Injured By Train Near Grundy Center
Grundy Center Ia Sept 6 Special George Beenken a 60 year old farmer was seriously injured when his tractor and repaired plow were struck by a passenger train about 240 pm Tuesday He appeared to guard the machinery and did not hear or see the oncoming train his skull was fractured and he sustained other injuries believed to be fatal He was married and lived nearby
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Grundy Center
George Beenken
Beenken
American Legion Hosts Bring Iowa Corn Song to Waterloo
Iowa American Legion delegates arrive for a three day convention in Waterloo with hotel rooms filled and streets decorated. Mayor Guagy and Commander Steck welcome guests as MacNider, Gov Kendall, and Judge Landis head to the Majestic for opening programs and a radio broadcast of official proceedings.
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West
I-o-way
I-oway
Iowa
Uncle Sam
Powder River
France
Waterloo
Legion
A. KE. Guagy
Stratestic Theatre
Herman’ C. Miller
Com- Thantcher
Becker-Chapman
Tors
Majestic -Theatre Building
Cole Brothers Electrical Company
MacNider
Landis
Kendall
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Wilson Reed
Fairfield
Fred
Holstein
Burlington
Bert Hail
G. C. Parsons
Perry
R. C. Gutch
Chariton
O. J. Kirketey
Bedford
P. N. McDermott
Atlantic
Frank Fultz
Elliott
L. R. Davitt
Manning
W. H. James
Boone
Grant Olson
Cliford Howman
Royal
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
James F. Barton
New York
Pennsylvania
Jilliois
Iowa Department
New Orleans
Steck
C. B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Harry H. Polk
Des Moines
Polk
Trients
David W. Stewart
Sioux City
J. Ray Murphy
Ida Grave
Bert L. Halligan
Davenport
Iowa Legion
Hanford MacNider
Masons City
American Legion
N. L. Kendall
Obregon Order to Halt Immigration of Mexican Laborers
Mexicans in Mexicals Lower California report a decree by President Obregon barring Mexican laborers from leaving for U S work unless employers sign a contract paying equivalent wages and provide fare back plus 40 percent sustenance. The decree aims to curb emigration while U S law restricts entry of contract laborers.
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Obregon
Mexicals
Lower
California
United States
Mexico
Suspect Denies He’s Wanted in Fairfield
An unnamed man claiming to be Fred Hansteen, held at the county jail, denies knowledge of a Fairfield charge and is suspected to be Russell Dove. He reports past work in Hillsboro North Plains and Bull Run Oregon, with a hope for Seattle as an outcome.
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Oregon City
Ore
Mann
Fred Hansteen
Fairfield
Russell Dove
Hansteen
Hillsboro
North Plains
Bull Run
Seattle
Cincinnati Batteries Sherd Donohue and Harg
Cincinnati Batteries game report highlights Sherd Donohue and Harg contributing key plays. The clash with St Louis featured sharp shooting and defensive stops shaping the outcome for the home squad.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sherd Donohue
Harg
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