Thaw Case Opens in Circuit Court of Appeals
Court hears appeal to bring Marty Thaw from Matteawan asylum to Pittsburgh for testimony in bankruptcy proceedings. Judge Buffington questions motive to return Thaw to New York after testimony as Asa Bird Gardiner and Governor Stone argue validity of habeas corpus and jurisdiction.
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Philadelphia
Thease
Pro Moines
Thaw
United States
Buffington
Dallas
Cray
Marty K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Pittsburg
Stone
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Young
Whited States Court
Western District of Penbeyylvania
Jadee Young
Europe
Keidre Taflineden
Mr. Stone
Storm
Gleason
Puffington
New York
Stone Eald
Archbard
Gardiner
RK. B. Lamb
Matteawan
Postmasters Placed Under Civil Service
Washington December reports that all fourth class postmasters in states east of the Mississippi are placed under civil service rules. The move aims to standardize appointments and remove political influence in staffing.
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Civil Service
Washington
Dec
President gains classified status for Mississippi and Onto regions
An executive order places the Mississippi river and Onto river areas in the Classified service for fourth class postmasters. New appointees must pass Postal Service exams, while current postmasters are exempt. The move affects over 15 000 fourth class postmasters as part of a broader push to classify offices paying under 1 000.
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Mississippi River
Onto River
Agreement With Japan Outlines Pacific Policy and Peace
Morning Journal reports the United States and Japan exchange notes confirming a shared aim in the Pacific. The document, dated November 11, presents five articles urging mutual friendship and regional peace, with confirmation sought from Secretary Picot and Secretary Root.
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Doo
Dad Baron Takahira
United States
Udon Takahira
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Abassador
Takahira
Picot
Far East
Root
Onbusseder
Roosevelt appoints Daniel Keefe immigration commissioner
President Roosevelt names Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit as commissioner general of immigration to replace the late Frank P.argent. Keefe, a former ILBA president and AFL vice president, is slated to receive the commission from Secretary Straus. Crum at Charleston and Martin Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission are to be reappointed.
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Washington
Dev
Loosevelt
Daniel J. Neefe
Detroit
Frank P.argent
W. 10
Crum
Charleston
Martin Snapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Keefe
International Association of Longshoremen
American Federation of Labor
Taft
France
Presidentmpers
American Federation Labor
Straus
Crom
H Aneers
Senate
Pennmle
Cygarieston
Knapp
Meteall Leaves for California and Washington Trip
Former Secretary Meteall departed this evening heading south via a southern route to Los Angeles, California with additional plans to Washington.
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Meteall
California
Washington
Navy
Los Angeles
Mrs McRaney Praises Foley's Kidney Remedy
Mrs. M McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi says three months in bed with kidney and bladder trouble ended after two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy. She declares she felt like a new person and urges other suffering women to try the remedy.
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McNanews
M. McRaney
Prentiss
Foley
J. HW. O'Rielly
Irish American A C Wins Two-Day Amateur Meet at Madison Square Garden
Irish American Athletic Club wins the two-day AAU meet at Madison Square Garden with 54 points. J J Eller leads as top individual with wins in the 159-yard, 220-yard, and 300-yard events. Records set include McDonald’s weight throw and Collins’ five-mile time, while many results across sprints hurdles and field events are listed.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
A. C
Amateur Athletic Union
P. McDonald
M. Driscoll
lTonight Thomas Collings
Carter
Collins
Melvin Sheppard
Bacon
J. J. Eller
New York A. C
Pastime A. C
Boston A. A
Marvard A. A
Princeton A
Brooklyn
Mercury A. C
Mohawk A.C
Gordon House A. A
Montreal
W. W. Coe
Boston
A. A
J. P. Gilles
HL Meyer
Trich-Amsertean
R & Coggins
F Lukema
C. J. Bacon
J. McEntee
M. W Sheppard
P. Adams
L. P. Packard
A.A
J. A. Biller
Brooklyn Y. M. C
B W. Adams
New York A
Lawrencs
Harvard A. A
J. A. Stiller
Ee Eller
AM. Doight
Princeton University
J. F. O'Con
Virginia Returns Compiled After November Election
Official returns show Taft leading with 137 659 votes and Bryan with 111 418 in the state. Chaffin 5 107 Debs 3 676 and Hisgen 46 complete the statewide totals recorded in Charleston West Virginia.
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Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Taft
Bryan
Chaffin
Debs
Hisgen
Counterfeit Money Warned in Honey and Tar Ad
An old advertisement warns against passing counterfeit currency and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted cough and lung remedy sold by J. L. Reilly Co.
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Foley
J. 1, Rielly Co
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Deny Conspiracy
Pennsylvania
Orient
Morning Journal
London
Devi
Associated Press Today
Pacific
LABOR
Daniel Keefe
Frank P. Sargent
Gram
Columbus
Ram's Horn
Ram's
Ferndell
Ferndell Jam
Doger
The
Jaffa Grocery Co
Nage i
Stein-Bloch
ER. L. Washburn CO
South Second Street
West Gold Avenue
Irich Americans
Victorious Athletic Club
Madison Square Meeting
Iiy Morning Journal
Albuquerque
West
East
Rosenfield
West Central Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
Nell
R. Reed
Gordon Mouse
Tame
Charles Bacon
A.ce
H. Giffing
Vezin
8. C. Lawrence
Harvard University
Sam Seibold
Pastime A
Mann
Pastime A. A
Briss- American
Colintse Petting
United Medical CO
Landsrem Pa
J H. O'Rie
Journal
First National Bank
New Mexico
U. S
U.S
Lawtal
Brool
Territory of
Bernalilla
Frank McKee
Frank M'Kee
A. D
I. & Pickard, Notary Public
M. W. Flournoy
H. FP. Raynolds
A. B. McMillen
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