davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
TRAGEDY FADES FILM SMILE
Theaters Cancel
 Arbmckle Fill ms
IRepubIIcan A. p. Leased wlrel

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12-The lat est film production featuring Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, held in jail in San Francisco in connection with the weath of Miss Virginia Rappe. was cancelled last night at one of the largest of the local motion picture houses. The film had been showing all last week and last night was to have been it's final appearance.
 Sid Grauman, owner of the theater. declined to comment on the cancella- tion. No explanation was made when another film was substituted for the Arbuckle picture.
 No Arbuckle films were advertised by any local theaters today. At the Famous Players-Laskly corporation film exchange, distributors of Ar buckle films, it was stated there had been no cancellations as far as was known there and at present it was not contemplated to discontinue booking them.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Known Victims
 In San Antonio
 Now Number 49
IRepublIcan A. 2. Leased WIrel

Republican A. P. Leased Wlrel
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept 12.-The number of houses swept away or damaged seriously on AIazan Creek in Saturdays flcod were placed at 145 by newspaper men. 1t is estimated probably 50 more dwellings were carried away or damaged beyond re- pair along the San Antonio river, San Pedro and Martinez creeks.
 The known death list here re- mained at 49 tonight. Most of the dead have been buried. One family of seven was buried in one grave.
 Various civic organizations this afternoon began consideration of plans for lending financial assis- tance to business men who lost heavily in the flood.
 Estimates that about $1,000, 900 worth of dry goods could be sal vaged if cleared within 24 hours were made tonight.
 Offers of financial or other assistance were received by city officials today from about 40 cities. All were declined with thanks.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Criticizes Stand Of United States
 In World Affairs

GENEVA, Sept. 21.-The league of nations assembly today heard much about the United States and the con- ference at Washington in connection with the league work on disarma- ment and also with reference to criticism in America on the work of the league.
 S. Sastri, a native Indian lawyer. wearing the Indian costume and speaking perfect English, suggested that the United States might do something more practical than mere ly criticize. He touched lightly on the race question in connection with mandates, limiting at a difference of views between India and her sister dominion, South Africa. which is a mandatory power.
 Count Gimeno. a Spanish delegate, stirred the South Americans by his praise of the leagues work He spoke in Spanish, the first time this language was used in the assembly.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
SEA 0F FACES BANKS FRISCO COURT ROOM
 WHEN INQUEST OPENS
[RepubIIcan A. P. Leased wIreJ

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 12.-Ros- COG (Fatty) Arbuckle, who was the defendant in a police court murder arraignment this morning as dra- matic as any motion picture, spent the afternoon at a coroner's inquest into the death of Miss Virginia Rappe. a film actress, whose life he is charged with having taken.
 Tonight he went back to his cell jury investigation, in which Mrs. Bambina Maud Belmont. a member of the party in Arbuckle's suite a week ago, from which the death of Miss Rappe ensued, was expected to be the leading witness
 She did not testify at the opening session of the inquest, the district att torney saying that her appearance today previous to the grand jury session would handicap the authori- ties. Instead, the story was told by physicians and others of Miss Rap pes removal from Arbuckle's suite. her treatment in another hotel room and later at hospital, her death and the postmortem examination
 Although his part in the affair was the center point of interest. he him. self was an almost unnoticed figure at the inquest, a sharp contract to the arraignment, where sea or faces banked the courtroom like a prize fight arena. and dozen petty law yiolators pressed unshaven faces against the steel gratings Of the prisoners dock to view screen per formance without an admission charge
 The most vivid account of Miss Rappe's last hours was given before the inquest by Mrs. Sidi Wirt Spreck- els. widow of John D. Spreckels, Jr-, who was called to the hospital last Friday morning, a few hours before the end.
 ITO think that I have led such a quiet life and that I should have gotten into such a party" were among her last words, Mrs. Spreck- els said, in a formal statement to District Attorney Matthew A. Brady.
 The party in Arbuckle's rooms ap- peared as the event from which Miss Rappe's death followed, but the phy- sicians were unable to say at the inquest what was the exact cause of death.
 Dry Agents Get Busy
 Prohibition authorities also began an investigation today. summoning Thomas J. Coleman, manager of the Hotel St Francis, for questioning regarding the liquor said to have been drunk by the party in Ar buckles room.
 Harry J. Boyle, assistant manager of the hotel, testified that when called by Mrs. Delmont to Arbuckle' s suite. he found Mrs. Delnont and Al Seminacher, who were said to have accompanied Miss Rappe to San Francisco from Los Angeles, sitting on the edge of a bed. where Miss Rappe lay moaning and unconscious.
 Arbuckle himself picked up Miss Rappe and carried her down the hotel
 (Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
ARBUCKLE FORMALLY CHARGED WITH MURDER
KnO1pf1 Flood Victims 1o2
Returns Verdict
 Charging Church
 With Two Deaths
A. p. Leased WIre1

CHICAGO, Sept. IA coroners jury Investigating the deaths of Ber- nard J. Daugherty and Carl A. Aus mus, automobile salesmen, returned a verdict today finding that they came to their deaths through exter- nal violence inflicted by Harvey w. Church, aged 20, and recommended that he be held to grand jury on a charge of murder without bail.
 Church heard the verdict calmly. His face showed no nervousness. or emotion as he faced a crowd of sev- eral hundred jeering men after the inquest. It was necessary to call patrolmen to clear way through the threatening crowd for the pris- oner.
 Yesterday, according to the police, Church confessed that he killed the two men alone to obtain a s5.400 au- tomobile.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
TWO CANCELLED IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12-Rep- resentatives of the Famous Players Laslzy corporation, distributors of the films in which Roscoe c. (-Fatty ) Arbuckle is featured. said today that there had been some cancellations of Arbuckle's pictures as a result of the scandal involving the actor. Any declaration of policy in regard to the corporations future attitude in re- gard to the pictures would have to come from New York.
 The corporation representatives here declined to say where the pie lures were cancelled outside of San Francisco. There were two cancel lations here.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Concatenafed Order or Hoo-Hoos Closes
 Annual Contention
Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

FRESNO, Calif.. Sept. 12-Dele- gates who attended the four day con- vention of the Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo, departed for their homes today. Detroit was selected as the next meeting place. Officers were selected as follows: Shark of the Uni- verse, Major Everett G. Briggs of Tacoma, Wash Senior Hoo Hoo, Mark M. Eledge of Corfnth. Miss; Junior Hoo Hoo, E. S. Montgomery, Milwaukee. Wis: Bojum, ". $. Dick enson, Kansas City. Sccrivenoter, H. J. West, Atlanta, Ga; Jabberwork, James E. Simpkin. Lake Charles, La; i; Custocatian, Ralph Angeles, New York; Ascanoper, c. D. Lemaster, Fresno, and Gurdon, w. E. McClung, of Colorado Springs.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
MEpEoRp BANS AFATTYr

MEDFORD. Mass, Sept. 12-Mayor Haines today notified all motion pie ture houses in this city that films of Roscoe tFatty) Arbuckle. the screen star held in San Francisco in con- nection with the death of. Miss Vir- ginia Rappe, would be barred until Arbuekle's case has been disposed of in the courts. In one picture house an Arbuckle film was withdrawn on the mayors orders.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
United Drug Pays
 Current Divi q e n d
 On Common Shares

BOSTON, Sept. 12.-Directors of the United Drug company today passed the current per cent quar- terly dividend on it's common stock. The 1% per cent quarterly dividend on the first preferred and IF per cent on the second preferred were declared as usual
 Reason for passing the common dividend lay in shrinkage of the company's profits, which accompa- nied marking down its inventory June 30 to market prices or. lower, in conformity with general dealings in values since the first of the year, L. K. Liggett, president, explained.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Russian Soviets
 Declare State Of
 War On Frontier

RIGA, Sept. 12.-The Russian so- viet government has declared a state of war in Bessarabia, the Rumanian frontier zone.
 According to the Rosta News agency, Leon Trotzky, bolshevik minister of war, has gone to the Ukraine, apparently in connection with the reported mobilization of Ru- manian or anti-bolsheyik troops re- cruited in Rumania.
 At Zhftomir. according to the Ros- ta, Trotzky said:
 I've want peace. but those who want to penetrate Russia forcibly will collide with the armed Red fighters"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Dr. Jacob Schurn1an
 Takes Poet As NelU
 Minister To China

IHepubIIcan A. F. Leased WIreI
 PEKING, Sept. 12-Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, new American minister to China, presented his credentials to President Hsu Hsih Chang today, and assumed his post
 After the ceremony, Dr. Schurman had long, confidential chat with the president and the foreign minister.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Postpone Trial or
 Alleged Murderess
 or Fourth Husband

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 12-Ar- raignment of Lyda M. Southard, at Twin Falls, Idaho. charged with the murder of her fourth husband, Ed ward F. Meyer, here last fall, was postponed until tomorrow because in- formation was not ready for filing and the state had not yet completed it's list of witnesses. Under the Idaho law, Mrs. Southard will have 24 hours to plead after arraignment.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
MEMPHIS CLOSED TO ARBuckLE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 12-The Memphis board of censors announced today that the showing of motion pic lures featuring Roscoe ('Fatty) Arbuckle would not be permitted in Memphis theater until he had cleared himself of the charges against him in connection with death of Miss Virginia Rappe in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
DEPUTIES REPORT RAID

BISBEE, Ariz.. Sept. 12-Deputy sheriffs stationed at the Slaughter ranch IS miles east of Douglas re- ported to Sheriff Joe Hood today that what they believed was an at tempt to raid the ranch was made late last night
 The deputies reported that they went outside he ranch house when they heard several dogs barking and saw two men running toward the border. Before the deputies could overtake them, it was said, the two men rode away on horseback. The deputies reported to Sheriff Hood that they were confident they heard several other mounted men ride away in different directions.
 Garcia and Perez Sentenced E TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Sept. 12- Manuel Garcia and Jose Perez. con victed last week of murdering Jess Fisher, foreman at the John Slaugh- ter ranch, were today sentenced to life imprisonment in the state peni- tentiary at Florence.
 With the sentencing of ther two Mexicans, Sheriff Joe Hood has or dered that a close guard be kept on the Slaughter and other ranches along the border as precaution against any retaliatory raids by friends and relatives of Garcia and Perez. An uncle of Garcia, according
 to the sheriff is known to have sworn to exact vengeance if his nephew were convicted. This uncle, the sheriff said, lives several miles across the border from the Slaughter ranch.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Morocco Rebels
 Retreat Before
 Spanish Troops
TRepubIican A. P. Leased Wirel

LONDON, Sept 12.-The Central News Madrid correspondent gives a further official statement on the fighting in Morocco. It says:
 "The enemy is in flight before our artillery, abandoning villages, har- vested grain and booty. The enemy left numerous dead. Spanish losses were insignificant"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Guaternalan President
 Takes Steps to Stop Predecessors F D e ath
Republican A. F. Leased Wirel " ASHINGTON Cant 70

WASHINGTON Sept. 12.-The carrying out of the death sentence imposed by Guatemalan court on Estrada Cabrera, deposed president of the republic, will be prevented by d decree to be issued by President Her rara. the Guatemalan foreign minis ter has advised the American lega- tion at Guatamala city The assur- ances received by the legation were reported to the state department to- day together with the announcement that Carb Cabrera had been found guilty of murder by a lower court of the island and sentenced to die.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Derelicf Mines Are Thought Responsible
 For Ship Disasters

IHepuoIlcan A. P. Leased WITt1
 PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. 12.-A mine three feet in diameter, coated with barnacles and oysters and pro- vided with an electrical firing device. has given rise in marine circles to the theory that a number of ships report ed lost off this coast have been. struck by one of these derelicts.
 The mine bore the letters k-l.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Knights of Pythias
 Create Trust Fund
 For Disabled Vets

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-A trust fund of $54,000 has been created. by the Knights of Pythias to care for war veterans belonging to the order, it was announced today. following a meeting here of grand lodge repre- sentatives. The fund is the balance of war relief money raised by the
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
OGDEN CANCELS EILMs

OGDEN, Utah, Sept 12-H. E.
 Skinner. manager of Ogden's largest photoplay theater. announced today he had cancelled three Arbuckle films because of the notoriety attending the San Francisco episode.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
plscoVER TURK REREL PLor

LONDON, Sept. 12-The British intelligence department at Copstanti- nople has discovered a plot, organ ized and subsidized from Angora, the Turkish nationalist capital. to foment a revolution at Constantinople, ac- cording to Reuter- dispatches.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Governor Takes Action At Request of Cochise Of- ficials When Raiders Threaten Slaughter Ranch
RAIDERS SIGHTED
Deputies Report Mounted Men Frightened Away From Ranch When Bark ing of Dogs Arouse Of ficers

So critical has the situation be- come along the Mexican border since the conviction last week of Garcia and Perez of the murder of Jess Fisher at the John H. Slaughter ranch. that Governor Campbell yes terday sent telegram to Secretary of War Weeks that a detachment of troops be dispatched to the ranch to prevent depredations along the bor- der at that point.
 The action of the governor was taken at the telegraphed request of Judges A. c. Lockwood and Albert s. James of the superior court of Co., chise county.
 The murderers of Fisher had been employees of the ranch and their con- yiction has stirred up an ugly senti- ment on the other side of the bor- der so that reprisals are feared.
 The governor in his telegram to the secretary of war referred to the recent massacre of Pearson, the post master at Ruby, west of Nogales, and his wife, as sn instance of what may be expected to happen anywhere along the unguarded international line.
 The governor also sent telegram to Givernor Elias of Sonora, appris- ing him of the request that had been made of him and of his telegram to the secretary of war and asking what if any precautions had been taken by the Mexican government to prevent these depredations across the border
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
Companion of Miss Rappe Swears to Complaint Against Arbuckle; Fat tvs Photo In Rogues Gallery
APPEAL TO PUBLIC
Attorneys For Accused Actor Appeal To Public To Withhold Judgement Until Court Renders Verdict
[RepubIIean A. ?. Leased wIrel


 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 12 A formal charge of murder was filed in police court here today charging Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle. motion picture comedian. with murder in connection with the death last Fri day of Miss Virginia Rappe. motion picture actress. The charge. the sec ond filed against Arbuckie since Saturday night, was sworn to by Mrs Bambina Maude Delmont. a friend of Miss Rappe. who attended a party in Arbuckle's suite In a hotel here week ago today.
 At the party. according to wit nesses. intoxicating liquors were con stunned, and Arbuckle, 1t Is alleged by the district attorney. attacked Miss Rappe- The inquest into the death of the motion picture actress was started this afternoon by the county coroner.
 Arbuclle appeared at the inquest and earlier in the day he had ap- peared in police court to be ar raigned on the charge filed by Mrs. Belmont. Pleading in the case was
 
 New Camera Role
 The film comedian was measured and photographed by the police for the rogues' gallery. He gave his age as s4. He weighed 2ss pounds. The grand jury was called to meet to- night to consider the death of Miss Rappe- Her body vii be sent to her former home in Los Angeles for in terment after she inquest
 Before the inquest began. Ar buckles attorneys. learning of the cancellations of the showings of pie lures in which the comedian is the star. issued a statement asking the public to withhold judgment until the court has rendered its verdict. The statement said in part:
 With a full knowledge of our po sitfon as attorneys we assert that Rosce Fatty Arbuckle is innocent of any and all charges made against him in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe: and that the courts of California will sustain our confidence in his innocence.
 I've appeal to the conscience and the heart of the American public to hold in abeyance any judgment until the courts have determined upon the guilt or innocence of our client We. with complete knowledge of all facts. know that he is innocent.
 "The patrons of the silent drama, having a knowledge of the smiles in the heart of Fatty Arbuckle will not believe that he is guilty of the charge made against him until proved in a court of justice"
 The manager of the Hotel St Francis. where Arbuclxle had his suite. was ordered today to appear before the district federal prohibi- tion enforcement officer to be ques- toned regarding the liquor said to have been consumed by the Arbuckle party.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
[AST MINUTE NEWS
DECLARE YAvAPAI SUPERVISOR VACANCY

VACANCY
   thtv 
  forthvs
  of Fordney tariff REPORT MURDER CONGRESS JUNCTION PRESCOTT, Ar Sept 2A deputies from the sherf
  Junction, 40 miles   probably until
 UNDERWOOD ACCEPT APPOINTMENT BIRMINGHAM Underwood limitation  had received the official notification  eress reces
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
TO RESUME TARIFF HEARINGS
WASHINGTON, Sept

WASHING ON, sept I<-After dIsposlne or the tax finance committee will consideration of tE Penrose said today additional hearing
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13

tcontinued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13

(Continued on Page Two)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13

one-half bay leaf and one teaspoontul
of salt: pour this mixture over the
veal hearts and cook we'll covered fer
.wo hours. Five minutes before serv-
ing add the slices of bacon; serve
with small plain boiled potatoes and
spinach.
A dainty dessert is made by placing
into the bottom of chilled frappe
glasses or ice cream saucers layer
of preserved peaches and fresh straw
berries and over this small mound
of ice cream. Decorate with straw
berries. This is a quick dessert TOT
the woman doing light housekeeping
she can buy quart of cream at the
confectioner's and put on the fancy
distinctive touches at home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13

This then. no matter how spacious
and Clearly and attractive looking On
the outside, the refrigerator is not
we'll built.
II you have an old refrigerator ina.
looks shabby, don't discard IL un'i'
YOU have tested it in this way II II
proves to keep out the heat, maintain
ing a temperature below forty or Tor
ty-two, then it ought not to De diS.
carded. if there is any possible way Oh
bringing it up to standard in otner
respects. A surprising amount can
be done by way OF repairing refrig-
orators when their lining Is worn
but almost nothing to improve the re-
frigerator that has been made orlgi'
nally with poor insulation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13

side uppermost. cover and set
whee it will keep hot. Pour one cup
iul If hot milk in the pan and add one
tablespoonful of fine cracker crumbs
or bread crumbs. Season with salt
ant pepper and add few drops OF
cnbn juice. Stir the gravy vigorous
ly, let it boil a minute. then pour it
ever the chicken. garnish with pars-
ley and serve.
Another much less expensive, IL
somewhat more troublesome supper
dish. is veal hearts with bacon. To
pnpare take three veal hearts. trim
AID wash well, slice in uniform slices
aid roll in ssited -four; fry four
slices of bacon TO a crisp. take out Ut
tie fati and put aside. Fry in the
bacon fiji small sliced onion; when
psrtialM done put in the favored
ices veal hearts and fry to rich
|sown Take casserole. heated, and
vt II fried hearts. in the bottom;
lnp III p5k.iWR heed piPento.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13
YOUR REFRIGERATOR
SHOULD Be TESTED

With the near approach of hot wea-
there ii is we'll to take look atsyour
refrigerator.
It is not difficult to tell whether
or not the refrigerator can be kept
perfectly clean and can be cleaned
easily. If there are cracks anu
creases then surely it does not recon-
mend itself on this score II there
are loose jennings in the metal or DTS
of wood exposed it also falls below
par in this respect Any one with
two eyes and any experience in clean
ing could tell this.
Air circulation is not dlmcula
thing to judge. either This depends
on the openings in the partitions and
shelves in the refrigerator: This is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13
TWO SUMMER SUPPER
DISHES AND DESSERT

Planned chicken makes a delicious
supper dish at any time of the year.
particularly in the spring when ones
appetite is apt to be capricious. Here
is receipt for cooking it:
Split chicken down the back and
with a pointed knife sever the joints.
but do not separate the parts. Slight
" fatten the chicken with a rolling
pin. place bits of butter on il and
place in a moderate oven When it is
nearly done remove from the oven.
salt and pepper both sides and place
some more bits of butter upon IT,,
uredge with -four and return to tn
oven 10 brown slightly on both side
When the chicken is thoroughly don
Place il on platter with the SIX
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13
Irrigation Planned

Surveys will be made during the
coming summer for a large irrigation
project to cover Eastern Alberta and
Saskatchewan north OF the South
Ga kkatchewan River.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-05-13

important. SO that the cool air IN the
ice compartments will circulate to the
other sections. Hot air rises, as every
one knows. and as the air in the ice
compartment is always cooler than
that below it, the air from the COM
partment below rises. permitting the
cool air to take its place This COM
partment just below the ice is normal
" cooler than the side compartments
SO that the heated air OF these sec
lions tends to travel into the lower
ice section again. causing change Oh
air. If there were no air openings be-
tween sections there would be little
chance for this sort of ventilation
The only practical test for the
housewife to tell whether a reiris-
orator keeps food at low tempera-
ture is to plade Thermometer inside
the refrigerator some time when II Is
properly filed ATith ice. II the read
ing on the thei lometer is below for
ty-two or fort Nhen the refrigerator
serves pw7e- If it does not dc