Canadian Thaw Fight Shifts Toward Deportation Plan
Thaw remains in Sherbrooke jail awaiting arraignment on a writ of habeas corpus as Canadian lawyers press for deportation with Thaw naming his destination. Judges and officials weigh Ottawa action and potential Vermont extradition as New York authorities seek to move him across the border.
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Terry Kendall Thaw
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Thaw
Sherbrooke Fell
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Montreal
Ciicuit
Conger
Dutchess County
New York
Franklin Kennedy
Albany
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Aylmer
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Canada
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Vermont
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Thaw case moves with hearings planned by Dutchess DA
Immigration officials traced Thaw’s night route after his arrest near Coath cook linking to alleged aiding and abetting of Thaw by Mitchell Thorieen. The party crossed into Canada after supper with two companions, facing poor roads and a riderless horse before Thaw was detained near St. Mermenig ford. Carnegie said the family will secure counsel and that Harry’s days of confinement are near, while confirming no extra help was sought from the mother.
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Coathcook
Mitchell Thorieen
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Thomson
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Nedenu
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George Lander Carnegie
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Both Glynn and Sulzer Demand Thaw Return
Albany August 21. Both men who claim to be New York state executive were active on the Thaw case with extensive telegraphing and telephoning. Governor Sulzer made his initial move late today in the matter.
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New York State
Sulzer
Penrose Warns Bryan Over Threats to Americans in Mexico
Sen Penrose sent a note to Secretary Bryan demanding rapid telegraphing to Huerta and Carranza. He warned the US would hold them responsible for harm to Americans at Chihuahua amid revolutionary threats. Refugees from Durango and Tampico seek passage to New Orleans. others at Guaymas may travel to Nogales as needed. A separate local Missouri labor dispute saw 6,000 striking toad workers in St Francois county drop union recognition in wage talks.
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Huerta
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Chihuahua
Shirley Cy Hulse
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Mexican Northern Power & Irrigation Co
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Tampico
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New Orleans
State Department
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Nogales
Ariz
Guaymas
Warmington
St. Francois County
Colorado Federation Adjourns After Referendum Vote
The Colorado State Federation of Labor adjourned after unanimously voting to hold a referendum election of officers between October 20 and November 24. Current officers will retain duties through January 1, 1914, and next year’s convention is set for Pueblo.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Pueblo
Dynamite Found Under Window Near New York City Hall
A deadly dynamite charge was discovered under a window near City Hall close to the offices of Mayor Gaynor. Police and investigators secured the area as they pursued leads in this violent threat against city leadership.
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New York
Dynamite Fails To Explode Near City Hall Window
A 49 percent dynamite charge with a partly burned fuse was found near Mayor Gaynor’s City Hall office. Detectors say a cotton wool cap thwarted detonation. Police cordoned the area as detectives probe links to prior threats and nearby subway work.
Free Corn Favored by Kansas Farmers
In Topeka on August 21 Kansas farmers and stockmen urged removing the tariff duty on Argentine corn to allow imports for feed. State grain inspector George B. Rose, after touring southwestern Kansas, reported an estimated one tenth of a crop remaining in the surveyed district.
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Curnal Special
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
George B. Rose
Spreckels fights Foxs confirmation in senate
Washington Aug 21 The senate committee recommended confirmation of Thomas Fox as Sacramento postmaster after Rudolph Spreckels led a vigorous campaign branding him a boss and rail tool. The fight moves to the senate floor. Calumet Michigan Aug 21 The Michigan National Guard Third Regiment moved to Ambheek near Calumet amid a hack-to-work movement rumor.
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Epecal
Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Senate
Thomas Fox
Sacramento
Cal
Rudolph Spreckels
Fox
Southern Pacific Railroad
Michigan
Calumet
Mich
Michigan National Guard
Ambheek
Sheriff Refuses Whipping of Oregon Wife Beater
In Klamath Falls Oregon Sheriff Charles Tow refused to whip William Pew a convicted wife beater. Pew faced fifteen lashes under the state whipping post law. The sheriff said he would not carry out the sentence and Pew’s punishment was postponed to the next day.
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Charles Tow
Giton
William Pew
Pew
Oregon
Ete Tse
Kansas City Girls Are Not Well Paid
A board of public welfare report shows 25 percent of Kansas City’s 25 000 women workers earn under 64 a week, deemed insufficient for bare existence. The two year study reports 17 percent married, 14 percent separated or widowed, 61 percent married while, 7 percent living with relatives. $8.50 a day needed for a family of four in boarding and lodging to live comfortably.
Progress on tariff bill in the Senate stalls opposition
In Washington today Republicans pressed a fast track for the tariff bill while free raw wool fights were postponed. The flax and steel schedules passed with amendments as Democrats supported the finance committee. Downgraded delays kept votes on paper and wool schedules tentative for tomorrow.
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OY Morning Journal
Leaeed Wee
Washington
McCumber
Gronna
Senate Finance Committee
Lodge
Simmons
Smoot
Penrose
Labatlette
Senate
Administration Currency Bill Passes With Minor Amendment
The House Democrats and Senate Banking and Currency Committee members debated the administration currency bill. A Neeley amendment to limit bank directors to one bank was tabled pending. Amendments proposed by insurgents were defeated by large margins, including a 21 to 168 vote in one case.
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SOY Morning Journal
Leabeod
Washington
House
Vons
Senate
Neeley
Alexander Sullivan Dies Tied Leader of Clan Na Gael
Chicago Aug 21 Alexander Sullivan a Chicago lawyer who led the Clan Na Gael at the time of Dr Cronin’s murder aged 68 died here today His role in the world famous case was noted in reports of his passing.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Clan-Na-Gael
Cronin
Trial Set Tuesday on Same Charges as Maury Diggs Case
The defendant faces the same charges as in the Maury Diggs case, to be tried Tuesday. The indictment outlines the alleged offenses and the court will determine guilt or innocence based on the presented evidence.
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Maury
Diggs
Judge Van Fleet Likely to Preside Diggs Caminetti Trial
San Francisco August 2 special prosecutors prepare four counts against Maury Caminetti son of a former official as he faces trial for immoral transportation and enticement involving Lola Norris and Marsha Warrington. Jurors warned not to discuss the case or read newspapers.
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Ane
F. Drew Caminett
Maury F Diges
Sacramento
Reno
Marsha Warrington
Loii Norris
Diggs
Theadore Roche
Caminetti
U- Lola Norris
Lola Norris
Cote Itone
Anthony Caminetti
Washington
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John McNal
Department of Justice
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Vanleet
Georgia Statesmen to caucus on Speer charges
Washington August 21 federal judge Emory Speer of Georgia faces official misconduct charges. The Georgia delegation convenes to decide a course of action with hearings likely and sub committees to review the case before the committee.
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Washington
Emory BF. Sheer
Coortia
Chareeq
Clayton
Speer
Georgia
Chayton
Naval Officers Killed in Test Accident
An eight inch naval gear shell exploded during a test in Lola Anetrio on August 21 killing three officers and fatally wounding six others. Admiral Count Von Wellenburg, head of naval technical committees, was seriously injured with both legs torn off by shrapnel. recovery doubtful.
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Evelyn Arthur See Must Serve Penitentiary Sentence
Springfield August 21 Governor Dunne refused to commute Evelyn Arthur See the hich priest of the Abeolate Life cult sentenced for abducting Mildred Bridges The pardon board heard pleas for clemency from Bridges' mother but clemency was denied.
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Springfield
Evelyn Arthur See
Mildred Bridges
Dunne
State Board of Pardons
Lee
Board of Pardons
Mulhall testifies again on lobbying agency actions
Martin Mulhall, a former lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers, repeats testimony before Congress. He asserts the association influenced House judiciary committee makeup in 1909 1910 and cites changes involving James E K Watson Vreeland and Bannen, while acknowledging possible date errors.
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Martin M. Melhall
National Association of Manufacturers
House Committee
Sense Committee
Congress
Witla
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
House
Mulhall
James EK. Watson
Conmumittee
Vreeland
New York
Bannen
Oght
Mr. Willis
Cannon
Poonnorers
Sulzer and Glynn Act Independently
Albany dispatch reports Acting Governor Glynn avoiding political upheaval while Sulzer remains in seclusion. Sulzer asks federal help on the Thaw deportation and Glynn reiterates a goal to prevent friction. In Ohio, convicts and their dependents gain labor compensation starting September 1, from one to five cents per hour based on conduct and efficiency.
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Albany
Glynn
Capitol
Sulzer
Glyn
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Southern Pacific Seeks Higher Discount on Equipment Trust
San Francisco August 21 The Southern Pacific company filed with the state railroad commission to float the unissued remainder of its 16 120 000 equipment trust certificates at a 6 percent discount due to money market stringency, up from 4 percent originally allowed on April 11.
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Southern Pacific Company
State Railroad Commission
Republicans Back Administration Policy Despite Senate Doubt
Republicans express confidence in the president’s policy amid Huerta’s claim that administration support lacks popular backing. The Senate rebuts the assertion and maintains party support for current measures.
Wilson reading foreign policy message on Mexico crisis
President Wilson works on a special message to Congress outlining U S notes and negotiations with Mexico through John Lind. He may read it in person, a move seen as shaping U S policy toward Huerta and the Mexican crisis. Congress debates the idea of sending troops, while Huerta seeks recognition.
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John Lind
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Lind
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White House
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