Diggs and Caminetti Case Convicts in White Slavery Trial
Maury I. Diggs former California state architect is found guilty on four of six Mann Act counts for transporting Marsha Warrington from Sacramento to Reno for immoral purposes. Co defendant F Drew Caminetti faces trial tomorrow in federal court.
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Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
Cal
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Maury I. Diggs
California
Diggs
Drew Caminetti
Anthony Caminetti
United States
John L. McNab
Wilson
F. Drew Caminetti
van Fleet
United States District Court
Chrysler Farm Centennial Observed in Morrisburg
Morrisburg Ont August 27 centenary of the 1813 Chrysler's Farm battle marked by a rally of eastern Ontario school children and a military display. The Nov 11 1813 fight on the St Lawrence below Ogdensburg pitted 1600 American troops under Gen Boyd against 1500 British under Col Morrison with 102 killed and 336 wounded.
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Chrysler
Governors Conference Opens in Colorado Springs
The sixth annual nonpartisan Governors Conference opens in Colorado Springs to discuss common public problems over five days. Attendees include Wisconsin’s McGovern Alabama’s O Neal Colorado’s Ammons, with Carey Baldwin Duane Hanna Hodges and others expected to join. President Roosevelt founded the gathering in 1908 to promote uniform state legislation and efficient administration.
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Congress
State Department of
United States
Fletcher
Florida
American Commission
Europe
Currency Bill Battle Shapes Wilson Victory in Caucus
In a tense Democratic caucus, Representatives pushed a key amendment on rediscounting. The Glass committee backed a provision allowing Federal reserve banks to discount notes from agricultural, industrial and commercial papers while excluding stock and investment securities. The move, aided by Kitchen of North Carolina and Harrison of Mississippi, helped President Wilson secure a vital victory on the currency bill.
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Wilson
Henry
Glass
Ragsdale
Kitchen
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Cumberland Presbyterians Withdraw Rehearing Petition
In Nashville on August 25 the Cumberland Presbyterian board of publication ordered attorneys to drop the rehearing petition over publishing house property. The USA church had been ruled owner by Judge Sanford in Middle Tennessee federal court. The meeting, led by Gen. Frank Slemmins, set a 10 AM board session to finalize the withdrawal and a compromise allows the Cumberland Presbyterian organ a free extra issue.
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Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Board of Publication
Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing House
Sanford
Circuit Court of the United States
Middle Tennessee
Frank Slemmons
Vanderbilt
Promise
Cumberland Presbyterian
Depredations of Wild Horses in Canada
The American consul in Vancouver reports a growing issue with wild horses near the British Columbia Alberta boundary. Descendants of horses abandoned during the Yukon rush raid ranches, kill stock, and threaten new settlement as farming machinery expands. Some US herds in Nevada and Colorado are noted as sources for taming efforts and relocations.
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Dominion of Canada
Woodward
Vancouver
British Columbia
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Alberta
Yukon
United States
Colorado
Pawnee Buttes
Brush
New Rules for Baling Cotton
New Orleans aug 22 rules for baling and marking cotton to be adopted by steamship lines on the first of next month aim to improve the appearance of U S cotton shipped abroad. The change from ragged bales with protruding cotton to heat rectangles of burlap should reduce losses and offset extra effort.
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New Orleans
Tries
Europe
Thaw K they aided Tulsa college founded by Thaw family
Tulsa Aug. 21 The Thaw missions helped Henry Kendal college in Tulsa become a notable Presbyterian educational institution. Mrs Mary Copley Thaw mother of Harry K Thaw donated to home missions funding the start at Muskogee and supported it for years. She stopped when funds were needed for her son’s defense in the Stanford White case.
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Home Mission
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Board of Home
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E Henry Kendal
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Pittsburg
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No More Arms to be Shipped to Mexico Policy Declared
The president states that no arma munitions will be sent to any Mexican faction or government body. He may reinforce border patrols to enforce the stance and negotiations are considered closed with Lind. The United States will accept further proposals via Charge d Affaires O Shaughnessy.
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Mexico
United States
Hayes
Diaz
Foreign Relations Committee
John Lind
Huerta
Gamboa
Land Rush Planned Near McAlester Oklahoma
McAlester Oklahoma August 25 a massive land rush is planned with 459000 acres of Choctaw Indian land set for market early next year. Appraisers are working and expect to finish by December 1. The sale covers segregated Choctaw coal lands and surface rights in civilized communities with coal retained by the tribe.
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Francis
McAlester
Choctaw Oil Co
Frisco
T. J. Cross
Wigwam
Sasakwa
Roland visits Chickasha brother amid election talk
D D Roland of Chickasha came Monday to visit his brother R D Roland. Mrs Roland and children accompanied him home this afternoon and will stay a few days. Roland recently gained notice by smashing a beer stock in his former office, and stands a strong chance of winning Grady County sheriff next year.
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D. D. Roland
Chickasha
R. D. Roland
His One Hope
Mrs. Henpeck and her husband spar over heavenly fate in a short dialogue reflecting domestic humor and moral stakes. The exchange hinges on who may reach heaven first, revealing character quirks and comic tension.
Commissioners to Pay Old Claims From Sinking Fund
County officials face a 2000 deficit for the year ending June 30 1912. Approved claims will be reduced to a judgment and paid from the sinking fund, replenished by a three year levy. W S Kerr ferret is appointed to handle the work.
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Leper Asylums Run by Foreign Mission Boards
Twenty seven leper asylums are maintained by foreign mission boards of the United States, with aid reaching patients through church linked institutions.
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Foreign Mission Boards of
United States
Professor Pierce Family Plans Move to Stonewall
The Pierce family will relocate to Stonewall, aiming to see new opportunities and a favorable change. They expect to gain from the move and request congratulations as they begin this transition.
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T. F. Pierce
Stonewall
Haskell Proposes Railroad Link To Guthrie and Cushing
Former Governor proposes extending the line to connect with Santa Fe at Cushing and Guthrie, linking Katy and Santa Fe routes to the Gulf. He asks a $30,000 bonus for the project.
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Guthrie
Katy
Santa Direct
Santa Fe
Gov
Cushing
Sbouth
Gulf
Akers and Gotar Notice Narrowly Readable
Fragmentary OCR mentions Urs W s Akers and Gotar with sparse context. No clear event, date, or location available in readable text.
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S Akers
Oe E. & Gotar
A Ss
Notice of Guardian Final Account in Carl Robb Estate
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma in the matter of Carl Robb a minor the guardian seeks settlement and distribution of the balance. The court fixed Friday September 19 1913 at 11 oclock in the forenoon for hearing. I M King County Judge and C O Barton attorney for guardian sign and publish.
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State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Cour
Carl Robb
N. B
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