Thaws Law Experts Weigh Canadian Deportation Rights
Lawyer William Travere Jerome arrives to argue Thaws deportation case ties to U S Canada treaty guaranteeing civil trial rights for Americans. Extradition hinges on conspiracy charges and state officials must weigh treaty obligations amid pending board of inquiry decision in Coaticook.
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Governor Stone
Canada
Dominion
United States
Stone
Immigration Department
Thaw
Minister of the Interior
Immigration Board of Inquiry
Coaticook
Board of Inquiry
State Department
Pennsylvania
William Travere Jerome
New York
Conger
Dutchess County
Mr. Jerome
Jerome
New York State
The Farm Neighborhood Round Table Talk
An elderly farmer discusses weed problems and farming leaks in 1913. He personifies weeds like dock as robbers draining profits, compares weeds to hogs, and urges attention to road quality manure heaps and timely field work to protect future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Parker
Parker
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Moves Across Towns
Residents report visits from relatives and friends to Bay City Detroit Cleveland Cambridge and Caldwell while others relocate to Illinois and Byesville. The Cambridge district conference meets Cumberland hosts a Mormonism discussion led by Elsie Robins Foot with E L Church society activities noted.
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J. W. Bressler
Raymond Secrest
Cal Conrad
Cambridge
Jonas Larrick
Caldwell
Luther Joy
Mabel Joy
Byesville
Elswick
Love City
Nellie Anderson
May Bond
Ava
Robert James
Miss Little
Athens
M. EF. Church
Cumberland
Will Barton
Ilinois
Walter Scott
Will Davis
Sam Lashley
Archie
Whigville
Jack Walker
Congo
John
EB. L. Home and Foreign Missionary Society
E. L
Elsie Robins’ Foot
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Huerta seeks delay as Wilson mediation lingers
In Mexico City President Huerta asks for more time to study Wilson’s proposals amid top level talks. John Lind leaves for Vera Cruz. the American and Mexican embassies remain open and diplomatic exchanges continue. News also reports Laughton and Von Thaden killed in Michoacan with 5000 pesos taken.
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United Press Special
Mexico City
John Lind
Huerta
Wilson
Lind
Vera Cruz
Gamboa
Goodby
Mexico
William Bayard Hale
Mr. Lind
Senor Gamboa
Washington
Trevino
Felix Diaz
Japan
Busy Time in Squire's Court
Devon Collins of Washington area was arrested by Humane Officer W. T. Carr on a charge of abusing his months old stepson. He pleaded guilty before Squire Baxter and paid a $5 fine plus costs. Charles Duniver faced Squire Baxter on a disorderly conduct warrant. he pleaded guilty and received a $10 fine and costs. Constable Albright arrested Duniver at the City building after his prior guilty plea. Patrolman James Gilmore, brought before Squire Baxter, pleaded not guilty to assault. he waived examination and was held to await grand jury action in $100 bond after allegedly assaulting James Brown during an intoxication arrest. Mary Phillips left for Oldham Station to visit her sister Nancy Geese.
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Devon Collins
Washington
Humane
W. T. Carr
Squire Baxter
Mrs. Collins
Collins
Charles Duniver
Charles Hunt
Albright
Duniver
James Gilmore
James Brown
Brown
Carr
Tri County Fair reorganized at Smyrna with new leadership
The Tri County Fair Association formed to run the Smyrna fair grounds with W A Niblock as president M R Hyde vice president J S Lemley secretary and Charles Hibbs treasurer. The grounds and buildings have been repaired the track graded and the premium list printed. Horses are on site for training and September 2 and 4, 1913 are set as fair dates.
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Smyrna Fair
Tri-County Fair
Smyrna Air Grounds
From the Shadows at Colonial Tonight
The two reel Bron cho feature From the Shadows plays at the Colonial with a western drama about drought famine and native uprising. Troops rescue a settlement as an orphaned baby is saved by a colonel’s wife amid tragedy. Five reels with songs by Will Phillips, 5 cents. Showtimes 6:30 to 10:30.
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Colonial Tonight
Will Phillips
Big Ben Public Sale Promises Deep Discounts in Cambridge
The notice touts a public sale at Big Ben Store offering goods at less than wholesale prices. It claims thousands have attended and invites both repeat buyers and newcomers to participate daily during the twelve day harvest. New specials arrive each day and the sale runs from 10 to 5:80? a.m.
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Big Ben
Cambridge
Greenwalds
Velie Attends Wife Hearing on Smuggling Charges
William Velie, millionaire auto maker from Moline Illinois, attends the hearing before United States Commissioner Stanton on charges against his wife for attempting to smuggle dresses and jewelry valued at 106000 dollars. Mrs Velie had arrived from Europe a week earlier.
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United Press Special
New York
William Velie
Moline
United States
Stanton
Pleasant City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant City records a Sunday visit by Mrs. Bertha Teel of Byesville and various local gatherings. The Kackley Reunion is set for September 6 at Mt. Zion, with over 400 attendees last year and plans for a larger turnout. A Cambridge homecoming event and multiple family visits are noted along with light social activities and a cactus bloom at the Kackley home.
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Bertha Teel
Byesville
T. W. McKinley
Charles McElwee
Asbury Secrest
Will Wyecoff
Cambridge
L. C. Heskett
Chas. Simons
Henrietta Teener
Caldwell
J. M. Kackley and Son
J. EF
Lizzie Logan and Son
Zanesville
Ira Stevens
Cumberland
Mary Call
Missouri
Kackley
Mt. Zion
J. M. Stires
Los Angeles
Cal
A. G. Heskett
Near Black Diamond
Charles
Derwent
Robert
V. O. Kackley
J. L. Kackley
Wilber Nicholson
Washington
J. M. Kackley
Mr. Kackley
House Caucus Amends the Banking Bill
Washington August 26 An agricultural currency amendment to the administration currency bill was adopted by the house Democratic caucus with no dissent. The measure treats paper based on agricultural products as equivalent to commercial paper for bank discounts and extends eligible note maturity to 90 days from 45. Representative Neely of Kansas hailed the victory.
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Washington
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Administration
Postmaster Appointments in Ohio Named
Washington Aug 26 two Ohio postmasters appointed by President Wilson Chillicothe A R Wolfe and Lancaster Benjamin Price named to lead mail services in their towns confirming federal appointments and local federal offices.
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Washington
Ohio
Wilson
Chillicothe
A. R. Wolfe
Lancaster
Benjamin Price
No Ice Shortage Next Summer
Mr Gibson secured increased capacity at the local plant after discussions with Columbus owners. New tanks and ice machines will be installed during winter and completed before opening the text season, ensuring full supply by next summer. The rapid growth this season made shortages frequent, but expanded capacity will prevent this even in extreme heat.
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Columbus
Gibson
Mrs James McGlashan and son visit city on way home
Mrs James McGlashan and her son Fred called on friends in the city yesterday while en route to their former Caldwell home. Steam boats plied Wills Creek, presidents stopped in Cambridge, and stage coaches were held up and robbed in Guernsey county. See Jeffersonian Home Coming Souvenir Edition.
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James McGlashan
Fred
Caldwell
Wills Creek
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Cambridge Loan and Building Co Promises Safe Deposits
The Cambridge Loan and Building Co advertises 5 percent interest with absolute safety on deposits. It offers first mortgage loans on improved real estate up to 60 percent of value. Secretary T. KR Desel notes opportunities for those with no funds on deposit at 814 Wheeling Avenue.
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Avenue
T. KR
Desel
Decorations for Home Coming Week
Anyone wanting decorative materials for parades or window displays during Home Coming week can order from samples at Slingluff's News Depot. Order at once to insure prompt delivery.
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Slingluff
Birds depart from East Beatty and North Tenth area
Residents report the birds infesting the tree tops near the corner have left on their own, ending a period of disturbance and restoring peace to the neighborhood.
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East Beatty Avenue
North Tenth Street
Verdict a Popular One in Frank Murder Trial
Leo M. Frank was found guilty of murdering 14 year old Maury Phagan after two ballots produced a verdict of guilty without mercy recommendation. The jury of 12 heard the decision as about 5,000 people gathered outside the Atlanta courthouse cheered. Frank faces death.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Maury Phagan
Prank
Last Days of Pompeii at Colonial Theater
Colonial Theater presents the film Last Days of Pompeii a six month production costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. The photo drama features over one thousand actors and depicts Pompeii during Vesuvius eruption with arena destruction and city burn. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Show runs 6 30 to 10 30 Thursday night only seven reels.
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Pompeii
Mt. Vesuvius
Armstrongs Celebrate Birth Of Son In Canton Ohio
Mr and Mrs S S Armstrong of North Ninth street receive notice their son R P Armstrong and wife of Canton Ohio welcomed a son born August 20 weighing ten pounds four ounces.
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S. S. Armstrong
North Ninth Street
R. P. Armstrong
Canton, Ohio
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Uncle Retawol
Uncle Parker
Minneapolis
John Forsett
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
Harry Walters
Bay City
Mich
Will Dudley
Marie Secrest
Barnesville
Hoopman’s Grove
L. B. Hollenback
Detroit
Cleveland
Lon Danford
John Frye
Zion
Frank Spaid
Arthur Laughton
Eric von Thaden
Michoacan
Laughton
Nutall
Arthur Edward Seymour Laughton
von Thaden
Eduardo Iturbide
Dr. Urrutia
Squire's Court
Mary Phillips
Nancy Geese
Oldham
Pleasant City
Representative Neely
Kansas
Ohio Postmasters
Prack
Timothy
Thompson's Flour and Feed Store
North 7Th Street
Leo Frank
Pompei
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