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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

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Crowd cheers Thaw as court rules on writ in Sherbrooke

In Sherbrooke Quebec the court refused New York’s bid to suspend Thaw’s habeas corpus. A thousand Canadian spectators cheered as Thaw bowed and smiled while adults and reporters watched a tense legal skirmish unfold over whether he would be kept in jail or brought to trial. The dispute pitted New York officials led by Sam Jacobs against Thaw’s Canadian counsel and Crown prosecutors.

Sherbrooke New York State Harry K.thaw Matteawan Grebensky Thaw Hector Vers Ret New York Harry Thaw Verret Sami Jacobs Argu His Majesty's Son of Canada Canada Jacobs Mr. Jerome Mr. Jacobs Jerome Vermont King's Bench Franklin Kennedy Ottawa Dominion Department of the Interior Superior Court Arthur Globensky Globensky Montreal W. R. McKeown Deese York Duchess County Court District of St. Francis State of New York Antient William Travers Jerome Sherbrooke Board of Trade Conger Duchess County Kennedy John E. Mack Poughkeepsie Drew Berlin N. H Richard Beattie J. Brown Maidstone Mack McKeown J. N. Greenshields Tha Dominion Federal la Force

Famous Typewriter Men Visit Connecticut Ribbon Factory

About 100 Remington executives and top sales leaders visited Yost Typewriter Works in Connecticut as part of a factory inspection and trade tour. Led by J. W. Earle, the group toured the Union Ribbon plant in Railroad Avenue, witnessing ribbon and carbon paper production and the inking and packaging lines. The visit highlighted Chapin’s role in expanding the ribbon and carbon paper business, followed by lunch and a train departure to New York for a week of trade discussions.

Yost J. W. Earle Remington Typewriter Co Typewriter Combine A. A. Forrest A.gerest Railroad Avenue Iwo State Street Wordin Avenue M. H. Chapin Chapin Union Ribbon Remington Company Earle Remington Monarch A. A Stratfield New York Oriental Manhattan Beach Remington Co Syracuse Smith Mion Seli W. E. Ayres Portland B. W. Ayres Worcester R. G. Butler H. G. Brake H. C. Becker E. A. Barney Ilion G. B. Brand J. H. Barr C. A. Beauchamp Atlanta L. N. Caswell A. Cobb W. G. Cutherthson Bridgeport W. C. Cook Buffalo A. M. Carroll Little Rock G. W. Dickerman H. C. Dodman M. K. Deale St. Louis H. A. Earle B. I. Elliott Vancouver A. A. Fraser J. Felbel S. H. Farnham Geo. M. Forrest J. P. Forrest A. F. Greene Baltimore F. C. Garmuth Toledo G. A. Garfield G. K. Gillaly L. J. Henry Augusta N. E. Hightower Cincinnati O. EB. Hall Davenport J. F. Humphreys Hartford C. B. Heater Montreal G. E. Hancock Denver A. R. Hart Scranton S. Hindman Wichita S. B. Hall S. Johnson H. A. Johnstone R. M. Jones Memphis G. E. Jacobs Peoria P. S. Jones Winnipeg R. McK. Jones W. V. Kreitler E. F. Keplinger Birmingham H. F. Moulton Des Moines J. W. Kennedy Newark Jac. Kellogg Philadelphia Co. v. Kelsey Providence R. R. King Richmond W. J. Logan J. M. Lund San Francisco C. Lambert P. C. Lansbury J. F. McClain F. J. Miller W. R. Morse H. N. Mathews W. F. Miller T. C. Malone Jacksonville H. M. McKenzie Spokane S. L. Maxon W. H. McNalley Washington P. R. Mahony R. J. Nye E. C. Niles Seattle E. W. Pease Los Angeles B. F. Powers Minneapolis A. C. Plage Oklahoma W. J. Pickering Omaha

President Wilson Reads Message on Mexican Situation

The article notes President Wilson delivering a message to Congress regarding the Mexican situation. It also reports on Stratford avenue paving delays in Stratford, Connecticut, tied to the Connecticut Company and city officials over legal notice and required steps.

Wilson Congress Connecticut Stratford Avenue Fairfield Avenue Connecticut Company Common Council Paving Commission Clifford B. Wilson

City Court Scandal Over Suspected Steering Revealed

A Los Angeles court case reveals alleged steering of a Russian prisoner to a lawyer, with witnesses and officers testifying about attempts to influence legal counsel. Judge Coughlin dismisses broader charges, finding simple assault and fining the accused man.

Much Lee Sigmund Hirschberg Stewart Coughlin Baleda August Brill Carl Foster Jesse Stewart John Santosky Stanislaus Belida Hallett Street John Mascovitch Church and Hallett Streets Santosky George Simons Simons Gray Simon Los Angeles

New Haven Road Stock Nearing 90 Point Mark

New York stock market early moves show light volume and cautious trading. New Haven declined to 91 3 4 on renewed selling while Southern Pacific fell to 90, with other leaders fluctuating and no clear directional trend amid mixed bond activity.

New Haven New York Southern Pacific Union Pacific Reading Amalgamated United Railways Wilson Treasury Department Washington Bears

Wilson Urges All Americans to Leave Mexico At Once

President Wilson addressed Congress detailing U S efforts for peace in Mexico and the Huerta government rejection of proposals. He urged Americans to depart Mexico immediately and said the United States would monitor and hold accountable any who harmed those who could not escape. Negotiations for mediation remain possible on initiative by either government.

Mexico Washington Wilson Congress Detie Pation Huerta United States Republic of Mexico Gamboa George Washington Senate Hoops House Clark Marshall Bio Wee Wison John Lind All America Myerte Ty Lind Mexico City Tor

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