Thaw Writ Withdrawn In Canadian Deportation Fight
Canadian attorneys withdraw habeas corpus for Harry K. Thaw. he may stay in Sherbrooke jail, awaiting trial decisions. Lawyers say the move delays arraignment and leaves options open for a jury trial or magistrate hearing. Officials debate charges and possible further commitments as Thaw pace his cell. Sherbrooke report notes officials puzzled by Canadian law points and border tactics.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Harry K. Thaw
Mattewan
Arthur Globenski
Montreal
Thaw
King's Bench
William T. Jerome
Conger
Dutchess County
Mattewan Penitentiary
Verret
K. C
New York State
King’s Bench
Vermont
Caminetti jury chosen in Mann white slave case trial
Six jurors selected for the Caminetti case as prosecutors and defense prepare for a lengthy hearing. The panel includes three previously rejected jurors and four wealthier men, among them Burlingame leader Francis J. Carolan, polo player and millionaire. Caminetti, 26, may testify, asserting he is not a white slaver while admitting possible immoral acts.
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San Francisco
F. Drew Caminetti
Maury I. Diggs
Caminetti
Francis J. Carolan
Burlingame
Newport
Charles C. Claussen
Claussen
Diggs
United States
van Freet
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Reno
Nev
Miss Norris
Huerta Must Act At Once As Time Limit Reaches
Washington reports indicate Huerta’s delays raise prospects of final talks ending tomorrow when President Wilson plans to address Congress on U S policy toward Mexico. Lind travels to Vera Cruz while Gamboa presses for a renegotiated basis, signaling possible US stance if Huerta remains.
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Huerta
Lind
Vera Cruz
United States
Latin America
Washington
Mexico
Constitutionalists Seek Arm Supply to Oust Huerta
Houston reports General Jesus Carranza outlines four conditions for constitutionalists to prevail: American arms allowed with munitions, acceptance of responsibility for foreigners, free elections, and a return to a government by the people. Carranza's statement was delivered via Dr Henry Allen Tupper and Capt J T Armstrong for the peace forum to President Wilson.
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Houston
Texas
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Jesus Carranza
Henry Allen Tupper
J. T. Armstrong
International Peace Forum
Wilson
Tup
Per
Captain Armstong
General Carranza
Constitutionalists
Peace Forum
Government's duty to aid homeseekers
Secretary of the Interior Franklin Lane spoke at the fifth annual governors conference in Colorado Springs urging close government settler cooperation in reclamation of arid western lands. He described a new interior policy to help farmers and stockmen, praising settlers, especially women, and stating the government should lighten their burden by enabling home-building.
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Hornbeck
Dutchess County
Thaw
J. N. Greenshields
K. C
Montreal
Talesmen
Roche and Sullivan
Caminetti
Diggs
Colorado Springs
Col
Interior
Franklin Lane
Conference of Governors
Lane
Interior Department
Wilson
Mr. Lane
Land Department
United States
Six jurors chosen for Caminetti trial in standard report
The article notes six jurors selected for the Caminetti case as other items cover federation strike stance and legal matters including Huerta and Lane statements, while city notes include Butte sports results and social events across the region.
Gamboa Says Situation Not Alarmed Yet
Mexico City report states President Wilson's personal representative John Lind and Mexican foreign minister Frederico Gamboa exchange notes on cross border relations. Lind is to depart Vera Cruz soon, while William Bayard Hale plans to leave tomorrow. exchanges remain unofficial and not expected to alter the situation.
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Mexico City
Wilson
John Lind
Frederico Gamboa
Lind
William Bayard Hale
Senor Gamboa
American Envoy, Was Sent To Mr. Lind At Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz
United States
Hale
Washington
Federation Men Will Stay There in Copper Strike
Calumet Michigan August 26 Officials of the Western Federation of Miners say they will remain in the strike district and insist operators deal with workers through their organization. Governor Ferris’s representative Judge Murphy submitted terms, but the federation vows to finish the fight. State military board keeps troops in the district amid recent strife. <!--</S>-->
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Calumet
Mich
Western Federation of Miners
Big Rapids
Ferris
Murphy
Guy Miller
Federation
State Military Board
Calumet & Hecla
Operators Terms In Copper Strike Settlement Talks
Big Rapids Michigan August 26 Governor Ferris heard settlement terms proposed by copper district mine operators. The terms promise no bar to reemployment for Western Federation of Miners alort while banning violent agitators, set a near eight hour day, withdraw strike leaders, and pledge to consider grievances after the strike ends. Ferris commented that miners have real grievances and soldiers will stay while protection is needed.
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Big Rapids
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Ferris
Lansing
Western Federation of Miners
Alort
Murray
Miners Strike Support Committee Reaches Calumet
A Butte Miners Union No. 1 committee led by Jack Oliver Bert Harris and James Cassidy arrives in Calumet Michigan to gather information and aid striking miners. John Mitchell arrives to aid the fight with aims of arbitration and congressional scrutiny, backed by Montana legislators Senator Walsh and Congressman Evans. The message notes strong union support, including female participation in meetings and parades.
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Jack Oliver
Bert Harris
James A. Cassidy
Butte Miners’ Union
No. 1
Calumet
Michigan
Calumet District
Butte
Butte Union No. 1
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Montana
Congress
Walsh
Evans
Bert Riley
Messrs
Oliver and Harris
Case of the mine owners in Michigan strike era
Richard M. Edwards of Houghton visiting Butte, tied to Corbin Copper interests and Michigan mining firms. He opposes arbitration offers and cites long stable labor relations in Michigan copper districts, while the operators condemn the Western Federation of Miners for strikes and violence across multiple districts.
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Richard M. Edwards
Houghton
Mich
Butte
Corbin Copper Company
Corbin
Madison County
Ewards
R. M. Edwards
Michigan
Ferris
Western Federation of Miners
Touring car struck by fast train in Illinois tragedy
In Kankakee Illinois two persons died and one injured when a Big Four flyer due in Chicago struck a touring car owned by Jacober of Chenoa Mrs Rediger and a daughter were killed and a young son injured Jacob Rediger and the driver, who escaped, were among survivors Passengers panicked as the train exploded and flames shot into the coaches
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Kankankee
Chicago
Jacober
Chenoa
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