Quebecs tired of Harry Thaw in Sherbrooke jail cell
In Sherbrooke Quebec on September 9 Garry Thaw faced habeas corpus hearings over his possible return to Matteawan asylum. Judge Matthew Hutchinson could rule soon as Thaw endures a tense day amid crowded court, officials urging no further delay and immigration authorities ready to act if needed.
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Sherbrooke Quebec
Garry Thaw
Sherbrooke
Matthew Hutchinson
Bing
Thaw
Alma Groftrien
Quebec
Apectel
Lemer Goulnana
Thiy
The
Hudson
New York State
Frazier
McKeown
Jerome Boudreau
Holite
Moatlowk
Sherdreik
Charse
Kirby cracks whip over congressmen in lobbying flap
Washington Sept 2 John Kirby former head of the National Association of Manufacturers told the dente lobby committee he has worked to defeat Congressmen whose views he disapproved and would continue such activity. The Senate committee neared the end of the W alhall case as dates and figures emerged on campaign funding and influence operations tied to industrial defense groups.
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Washington
John Kirby
National Association Sf
Dente Lobby Committee
Kirby
Senate
Walhall
John Kirby Jr
MW Varrs
Indanapots
JP Bird
Varrs
Eiggt Weeks
Bird
National Council For Industrial Defense
National Association of Manufacturers
New Jersey
Martin McMulhall
John 4. McDermott
United States
Jot MiTermott
Mulhall
Spondence
Shelley
Kentucky
Webc O
North Carolina
Maryland
Southern items in deficiency measure outlined
Washington reports part of the deficiency appropriation measure carries 27.7 billion dollars with funds for relief of American relief in Mexico and interstate commerce valuation. The commerce court would be dissolved after passage and its work moved to district courts with judges resuming duties. The bill lists equipment for a light vessel on the Mississippi river and several coastal and harbor projects in the south and Gulf region, including depots and wharves, with allocations for various improvements and public works.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Mexico
Interstate Commerce
Miselsaippi
Louwisiate
Say Issd
West
India
Iberton
Tarecom
United States
Astern
Tennessee
Lastic 1 Key
Qnarlesten Harbor
Madison Square sale yields 74020 at horse auction
The Madison Square Garden sale of horses and harness stock realized about 74 200 in total. Prices included 38 000 for Peter Pan and 30 000 for Colin. Notable bidders and consignors include James Rowe and Crit Thr, Hammock, and Cincinnati's Mebinnes.
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Peter Pan
Colin
Costs Tea Sud
James Hic
Madison Square Arden
Newark
Wohoures
Janes Rowe
Olbes
John Sanford
W Moore
Wehinniy
Frice
Wektinnes
Royal Rose Gifford Cochran
Tiny Price
Muhinnet
Pastorelin EO
Sanders Succeeds Wright as Ocean Steamship Agent
Mr Sanders appointed travel ing frewch agent to the Ocean Steam ship company in Atlanta, succeeding M J Wright who resigned. Sanders has long been in transportation and has many friends who will be pleased by his promotion.
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Tuesess
T L. Sailers
Ocean Steam i Ship Company
Atlanta
M J Wright
Sanders
Income tax debate unsettles New York observers
Washington notes a heated Senate exchange over income tax burdens with Senator Hoot urging justice for New York and Senator Lewis of Illinois insisting the wealthy must pay. The dialogue touches exemption limits, Wall Street influence, and federal action when states fail to tax fairly, reflecting broader tariff and finance tensions.
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Washington
Hoot
New York
Lewis
Ilinois
Senate
Root
Heat
Wall Street
Waldorf Astori
Iss
Schooner Hart Driven Ashore Off Bodies Island
A three masted schooner named Hart driven ashore 18 miles southwest of Bodies Island. Two crewmen drowned before life savers reached them, five were rescued. Vessel and cargo to total loss. Hartles was en route from New York to Charleston SC with rail.
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Norfolk
Werc
Hartles
New York
Charleston
Three Killed in Suspected Family Feud Gunfight
In Sawlerville last night a gun battle left Nero and Se more Weard brothers dead and a young man named Cornett mortally wounded. Cornett’s father Russell Cornett is also believed to be mortally wounded. The violence appears tied to a family feud and one other participant was fatally wounded.
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Sawlerville Rp
Frhier
Beltuve
Nero
Nano Moomed Cornett
Russell Cornett
Wealthy Men Swindled by Confidence Gang Nabbed in Indiana
Terre Haute Indiana September 2 Police announce the arrest of George Reed Jota Collina and Hugh McGinnis of Indianapolis on complaint by Cary Shaw President of the Second National Bank Houston Texas. The group is accused of swindling wealthy men out of nearly a quarter million dollars over the last year. The scheme included fake prize fights and a land deal at 20 000 acres in Missouri. Shaw lost 67500 placed in a safety box after being shown funds and asked to transfer keys. Other victims included Ray Cunningham of Franklin Texas. Police anticipate more arrests as the ring operated in Arkansas and Indiana with complaints also from both states.
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Terre Haute
Ind
George Reed Jota Collina
Hugh McGinnis
Indianapolis
Cary Shaw
Second National Banks
Iouston
Texas
Mabray
Shaw
Houston
Missouri
Anad
St Louis
Ray Cunningham
Franklin
Cunningham
Arkansas
Indiana
Swin
Plane crash at fair grounds claims two lives
Aviator George Schmidt was fatally injured and J Dyer Spellman assistant judge of the municipal court suffered burns in an exhibition flight accident. The aircraft plunged from 200 feet during the display at the fair grounds today.
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Rutland Viseycower
George Schmidt
J Dyer Spellman
Spellman
Schmidt
Flanders Accidental Death Claimed in Thomasville Affidavits
Savannah reports two affidavits from Thomasville residents supporting the claim that Fred Flanders died from a drug he habitually took rather than murder. The witnesses state Flanders sought water to dissolve pills and remarked that the medicine would kill him, with pledges from local officials corroborating the sequence.
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Savannah
Thomasville
Fred Flanders
J W McNaughton
John & Wilder
Atlanta
Flanders
W J Taylor
J Stunalind
Thomas County
Taylor
Stanaland
People of Arkansas Work on the Roads
Arkansas mobilizes for a large two day highway demonstration in Little Rock led by Governor Havs and the National Penecaine Committee. Citizens from Little Rock and Missouri join, with 200 automobiles planned to transfer road builders to the scene and a boys water brigade to supply drinking water.
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Rock Ark
Louwisiana
Kunsigan
Mmlsgsouri
Weil
Binkes
Swee Hearta
Arkansas Committee
Wissouri
Masur
Arkansas
Opening of charter college set for September 18
President Dr A Van Tleuse reports every room reserved and admissions limited. Plans are made for additional dormitories so that by next year all applicants may be accommodated.
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Shorter
Rome
Charter College
A . van Tleuse
Plana
Elberton Schools Open With Record Enrollment
Elberton city schools opened this week boasting the largest enrollment to date. The first day lacked only a few students to reach five hundred, with Professor Dryden and his faculty actively engaging with patrons during the opening exercises.
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Elverton Ge
Ister
Uni 2
Dryden
Shriners Sail Home After Colon Visit
The visiting American Shriners departed Colon today aboard steamers for New Orleans. Prince Cemge of Battenberg, the captain and officers of the British cruiser Nevada, and the crew joined by frighttenant Colonel Goethals for a sightseeing expedition before sailing.
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Colon
Tarrialba
New Orleans
Prince Cemge of
Battenberg
Nev Alind
Goethals
Pegoud Performs Aerial Somersault Over Hue Aerodrome
Versailles dispatch reports French aviator Pegoud successfully repeated an aerial somersault at Hue, turning his monoplane inverted to a vertical dive then arcing to a 3000 foot height before completing the maneuver. Witnesses hailed the feat as proof of control and aircraft stability despite earlier fog delays.
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Versailles
France
Pegoud
Bue
Tegoud
Juvity
Adensa
Hue
Reformatory Boy Wins College Scholarship
A Milledgeville reform school inmate, Philip Boothe Loy, wins a Georgia Military College scholarship after Superintendent J Louvorn recommends his release to pursue the program. The prison commission granted the discharge allowing him to attend the college.
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State Reformatory
Palip Boothe
Fitzgerald Loy
Reformatory
Incorrigl Billey
Milledgeville
Georgia Military College
Philip
J & Louvorn
Prison Commission
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