Porter Chariton Extradition Surrender Case Moves Toward Trial
Secretary Knox grants the request to surrender Porter Chariton to the United States for trial in the murder of his wife at Lake Como. The decision discusses treaty obligations with Italy, sanity questions, and potential further court recourse, noting the negotiations and formal demands under the extradition treaty.
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U S Surrenders Porter Charlton for Italian Murder Trial
The United States will surrender Porter Charlton to Italy for trial on murder charges. The decision cites the need to avoid impunity for crimes against foreign governments and notes Charlton’s confession. Charlton’s counsel argues insanity testimony was refused. case proceeds in New Jersey courts. Charlton’s mother, Mrs Paul Chariton, calls the decision favorable.
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Extradition fight over Porter Charlton moves to federal judge
New York. Dec. ? Eewin F. Smith counsel for Porter Charlton said in Jersey City tonight that extradition would be opposed. He suggested habeas corpus proceedings in Charlton’s interest may be heard before a United States judge, likely in Trenton.
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Perkins to Retire from J P Morgan to Promote Profit Sharing
George W. Perkins will leave J P Morgan and Co after ten years to devote time to profit sharing and labor capital harmony. He will pursue corporate work and public service, continuing relations with financial and business groups to extend profit sharing and related benefits nationwide.
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Coal Trust Case Heads to Supreme Court
The Department of Justice announced that it will appeal the Philadelphia circuit court ruling upholding part of Temple Tron Co illegal combination in restraint of trade. It seeks priority in the Supreme Court and hopes for an early hearing.
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Population figures for United States released today
Director Durand will unveil population data at noon to the public. The reports cover the entire United States with figures exceeding one million in total population and will be made available by official channels today.
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United States Population Seen Near Eighty One Million
The Census Bureau predicts the U S population around 81 460 000 once incomplete state returns are added excluding Georgia Montana Wisconsin Washington and Wyoming. Five states show 20 4 percent growth since 1900 while total U S population may exceed 91 million depending on final figures.
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Wyoming population tops 146 thousand in thirteenth census
Washington reports census figures showing Wyoming at about 146,905 residents, up roughly 54,494 since 1900. Albany county, Laramie, Sheridan, and Natrona counties are listed with populations around 21 to 27 thousand, reflecting substantial regional growth.
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Definite Denial of Captive Son Report From Mexico
Enrique Creel the Mexican foreign relations minister denied reports his son had been captured by insurgents and held hostage in Chihuahua. He said his son Enrique had been visiting him for weeks and left for work in Chihuahua, and that his other son had not been molested.
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Population shifts shown in 1910 census data for Hawaii and Augusta
The census bureau reports Hawaii Island totals with Honolulu at 52,188 and overall Hawaiian Group residents at 155 and noting increases since 1900. Augusta, Georgia, is revised to 41,040 population, up 1,599 from 39,441, after an earlier incorrect 37,826 figure.
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Texag Will Get In AECOUAT Texas Recount Declared
Washington Dec statement from Director Durand of the census bureau says Texag will not get a recount. He expresses disappointment but explains rapid Panhandle growth skews state figures and notes 28 percent gain is large for Texas. Recount would hinder reapportionment for the house.
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Taft undecided on judiciary appointments
End of another cabinet conference day leaves President Taft no nearer a solution to the Supreme Court problem. Several tentative names were floated but dropped after final review. A lengthy discussion with Senator George Sutherland of Utah occurred as rumors swirled about his possible nomination.
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Rescues From Lake Ontario Shipwreck Emergency
Twenty people nine? rescued during a cold Lake Ontario incident as a snowstorm stranded a ship near Oatlupielande. The John Bharples grounded yesterday, Hinkley salved survivors to safety on an island, while a lifeboat saved part of the crew.
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Baltimore to Attempt Segregation of Negroes
Baltimore residents head to a council session as the second branch debates an ordinance aimed at segregating black residents. Mayor Mahool plans to sign once the measure is checked for legal form.
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Boundary Dispute Spurs Texas Officials Before Taft
Texas senators and representatives appear before Taft opposing a boundary line set by the Constitution in a dispute that may delay the issue. The clash centers on territorial definitions and state claims, with lawmakers urging a constitutional interpretation to settle the matter.
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True Boundary to Be Fixed by Law for New Mexico Statehood
In admitting New Mexico to statehood the true boundary between New Mexico and Texas will be fixed by law. A White House conference reviewed the disputed line with Senators Talley Culberson Representative Stevenson and delegatet Andrews along with John W Farwell. The Farwell estate long owned land in the Texas Panhandle and helped build the Texas capital. A careful survey will be readied in the act admitting New Mexico to statehood.
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Wealthy miner found frozen in Wisconsin culvert
The body of J Po iendricks a wealthy mining man with ties to Chicago New York and Denver was found frozen in a culvert at Wrukesha Wisconsin today. He had been a patient at a Waukeehba sanitarium before disappearing on December 1 and reportedly died by self inflicted gunshot.
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Monaped Child Returns As Kidnapping Spree Fades
New York Police say they near ending a reign of terror among Italian residents after rescuing two kidnapped boys in separate incidents. Guiseppe Longe and Michael Iizzo, both Brooklyn youths, were recovered with minimal injuries, the latter found wandering Harlem streets. The two cases mark a pattern of early-night abductions thwarted by detectives.
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Riots Over Cow Sacrifice Injure 150 in Piute
In Piute a HinduMuslim clash left about 150 injured as Hindus protested cow sacrifices planned for the upcoming Mohammedan festival. Police refused to intervene, sparking further disturbances.
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Police seize eleven in Italian blackmail case
Within the week the chase has grown hot as police begin to root out kidnappers terrorizing Italian residents. Eleven prisoners held on $10,000 bail each were taken yesterday and last night for kidnapping Giuseppe Longo. police believe the same gang operated in both cases, though no arrests were made tonight.
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Shaw Left Fortune Of Twenty Three Million
Boston dec 9 That Quincey Shaw of this city late president of the Cal umet and Hecla Mining company left an estate of 23 000 000 instead of one of but 7 541 138 as indicated in the inventory filed with the probate court after his death was disclosed today by a bill in equity filed by the trustees of the estate in the supreme court The bill asks the court to decide whether Boston is entitled to the tax on the property or if it should be divided among nearby cities and towns. Santiago de Cuba shaken by heavy earthquake shock at 9 o clock causing alarm but no reported damage.
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Death of Naval Veteran Dr Jere miah Main
Aced Naval Veteran Dr Jere miah Main died today in Texas at 84 of senile debility. Born in England he served aboard the Constitution during Commodore Peary s first Japan visit and later practiced medicine along the Mexican border for nearly forty years.
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Drawn Battle in Briton Election Reports Uncertain Majority
London December 10 The new House of Commons shows Liberal coalition gains but unionists hold a solid majority. Liberal and nationalist groups total 245 to 209 unionist seats with Labour and independents remaining small. Rioting flares in Irish towns as Dillon evades an attack after a disrupted meeting.
Bloody riots attend elections in Ireland
A Dublin election riot mars voting scenes with clashes reported as crowds confront officers. Continued details are carried on Page 2 Col. 2.
Defense report urges funding for canal fortifications and air corps
Secretary Dickinson highlights limited aeronautical equipment and calls for funds to equip the signal corps with training aircraft. He notes unfortified Chesapeake Bay and the eastern Long Island Sound entrance needing more guns, searchlights, and fire-control systems, seeking about 19.5 million for Panama Canal fortifications and 2 million for naval establishments. Desertions drop 80.8 percent, with 3,464 total, while health shows record lows. shortages of field artillery and ammunition detail urgent needs for modernization.
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