Thaw to Appear in Federal Court
The Judigal branch of the United States government assumes joint guardianship of Harry K Thin tonight by writ of habeas corpus. Thaw will be produced before Judge Edgar Wiech in federal court at Concord, with Jerome opposing continuance to seek immediate hearing. Andrews, arrested in Canada, faces immigration charges after being detained by Colebrook police. Jerome alleges the arrest was improper.
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Celebrook
Judigal
United States
Harry K Thin
Varlue
Comord
United Statis Marshal
Matteawan
Littleran SH
Edgar Wiech
United States District Court
Witliam
Jerome
Corcilel
Siw
York
Lou Ton
Walt
Felker
Concord
Colearock
Littleton
Maime Central Railroad
Tanner
Pitteburg
Uncle Sam
Marital Nute
Colebrook
Bert Way
Araimnst Holman
Tempoyardk
Sone
Berlin
Mats Wal
Serest
John Andrews
Ceathack
Andrews
Charlies’ Kelley
George R Allan
Island Fond
Candan Vt
Morrow
Coat Cook
Andrew
Hattie Willard Chamberlain
Shey
Canada
Reading
Peo
Odd Fellows Meet in Annual Convention in Minneapolis
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its annual gathering in Minneapolis with about 20,000 members attending. Governor Kherart and Mirror Walle Go Nve welcomed delegates and visitors as the opening meeting followed a ceremonial program. The convention announced discussions of proposed changes to member age, aiming to reduce entrance age from 21 to 18.
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Mareanohs Minn
Order of Odd Fellows
Minneapolis
Agutas
Kherart
Mirror Walle
Oder
Delerates
Yas Guae
Zignd
Three Trainmen Held For Railroad Horror
New Haven Conn September 15 Three NY New Haven and Hartford railroad employees are held responsible by Coroner Hin Me for the September 2 North Haven wreck that killed 21. Engineer Augustus B Miller Conductor Bruce Adams and Flagman Charles H Murray are named as responsible after a finding that rule violations and failure to place flagmen contributed, though the railroad is not blamed. Bench warrants issued for Adams and Murray. Miller pleaded not guilty.
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New Haven
Con
New York, New Haven and
Hartford
North Haven
White Mountain Express
Har Harbor
Augustus B Miller
Bruce Chaams
Charles H Murray
Taeman
Bar Harbor
Miller
Adams
Murray
Gncung Prisha
Milier
Bruce Adams
Mix
Gorgner
Miss Lou T Hook Dies Monday Morning
Miss Lou T Hook dies Monday at her home and funeral services set for this afternoon at 7 30. Interment planned Wednesday at Sand Phils cemetery. She was daughter of Judge James S Hook and sister to Albert Howell Mrs F I Spratling Mrs T L Jennings Susie Hook Stephen Hook Edward V Hook and John Schley Hook.
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Lou T Hook
Wr Stephens Hook
Luke
Argam
Stephens Hook
Ce Curtery
Sand
Phils
wUtta
Misa Hooks
Slook
James 5 Hook
Albert Howell
F I Spratling
T L Jennings
Susie Hook
Stephend Hook
Sf Stlanta
Edward V Hook
John Schley Hook
Augusta
Hook
Lou T Hook Ali
F J Sprat- Mag
Tye
Jennings
Mose Sue
Tuesda
Hooh East Lake Junction
L O Ailcker
Secretary of Bankers Investigates Atlanta Hotels
Fred E Farnsworth, secretary of the American Bankers association, inspected Atlanta hotels to determine capacity for a 3000 banker convention in 1914. He noted bankers want best accommodations with private baths and prefers single occupancy. The Atlanta convention bureau had secured 7 rooms, creating optimism for hosting.
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Fred E Farnsworth
American Bankers Association
Atlanta
Association
Southern
Farnsworth
Avlanta Convention Bureau
Missing 16 year old Essie Nix case opens
Mrs G M Nix sobbed at police headquarters as detectives Harper and Garner took the report of Essie Nix, 16, who left home Saturday around noon and has not been heard from since. Essie worked as an operator for Southern Bell Telephone from noon to 9 PM, leaving shortly before work began. Detectives stated they believe they will locate her today.
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G M Nix
Chestnut Street
Essie Nix
Nix
Liste
Soutern Bel Telenzone
Harper
Garner
Strike at Dublin Spreads Across City
September 15 Dublin reports a deepening labor strike as 5000 builders walk out after refusing a employers declared pledge to avoid Transport Workers union. About 1000 farm laborers and 600 other workers join the action. Four grain steamers cannot discharge cargo and food shortages worsen as the poor suffer.
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Dublin
Thea
Unvn
Uck
Scottish Rite Masons Meet in Philadelphia Centennial event opens in city
In Philadelphia on September 15 members of the supreme council of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite North Masonic jurisdiction gather to celebrate the centennial. Grand Secretary General James H. Codding delivers a historical address while Sovereign Grand Commander Barton Smith offers an introductory talk. Thirty third degree masons will be conferred on nearly one hundred candidates from across the country during the four day meeting. Vice President Thomas R. Marshall attends the centennial and presses the Yukon Pacific Exposition trigger at Spokane via direct telegraph link established during the event.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Council
Masonic
Mason and Dixon's
James H Codding
Barton Smith
Eno
Thomas R. Marshall
Spokane
North Fulton County
Buckhead
Hulton County
Forrest & George Adair Loan Agents
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bulgars and Turks Reach Frontier Agreement
Constantinople September 15. Turkish and Bulgarian peace delegates announced an agreement on frontier questions. Bulgaria will lose most of Thrace as per the London treaty with Turkey to take Adrianople and likely Kirk Kilisseh and land west of the Maritza river. Bulgaria had hoped for stronger terms from the powers.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Thrace
London
Adrianople
Kirk Kilisseh
Maritza
Alpine Climbers Missing Near Pontresina Piz Pah
Four Swiss mountaineers including Mile Bunzit of Pontresina are missing on Piz Pah near Pontresina after a Friday ascent. Continuous snowfall and severe winds thwart rescue parties from multiple points, with little hope of survival.
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Genoa
Switzerland
Mile Bunzit
Pontresina
Piz Pah
Engadine
Berre
Chinese Spuin Law Test in Panama Delinquents Arrested
In Panama on September 13 the grace period for registering expired September 1 has passed with no applications received. The province governors are ordered to act against delinquents and several have been arrested. The new law is under challenge as unconstitutional by some Panama attorneys.
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Panama
Wilson Arrives in New Haven on Return to Washington
President Wilson arrived in New Haven on September 15 coming from Cornish. He boarded a Federal Express car tagged 925 tonlent Hig and the Green Mountain train, but the train left without delay.
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Wilson
Washington
New Haven
Conn
President Wilson
Cornish
National Capital
Federal
Federal Express
Green Mountain
Opportunity to invest in Atlanta based commercial jobbing firm
An Atlanta business solicits a single investor of twenty to twenty five thousand dollars to elevate capitalization. The firm has grown across South Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee and Florida with gross sales rising from 126 0000 to 175 000 dollars this year and projected to 800 000 dollars in three to four years. An immediate interview can be arranged at Box G 263 care Constitution.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Florda
Crassas
Gates
Inter
British scientists discuss rising cost of living in UK
Birmingham September meeting of the British Association heard that the cost of living for the poor rose about six percent in the last decade. Frances Wood and Miss Mathison presented data showing Birmingham workers earned eighteen to twenty five shillings per week, many eating meat only on Sundays. Professor Hill urged better diets, noting semi starved conditions and the importance of vitamins in bread and whole meal varieties.
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Birmingham
England
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Frances Wood
Laster Institute
Miss Mathison
Birmingham Social Settlement
Leonard 0 Hill
London
Great Britain
Jealous Suitor Tragedy Strikes San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 15 Joaquin Ries seeking his fiancée Frances Gargin fired three times, then shot himself. An ambulance crash with Mexican bystander Jacob Digarnet worsened the tragedy as all three wounded victims likely will die.
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San Francisco
Joaquin Ries
Frances Gargin
Jacob Digarnet
Saad
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