Thaw Extradition Fight Dominates New Hampshire Hearing
New Hampshire Governor Felker heard exhaustive arguments over extradition of Harry Kendall Thaw. Jerome, special deputy NY attorney general, urged that Thaw be returned for trial, accusing Thaw money of attempting to defeat New York justice.
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New York
New Hampshire
Harry Kendall Thaw
Felker
William Travers Jerome
New York State
Thawana
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Jerome
Iis
Thaw
Dutchess County
William M. Chase
William Stone
Pennsylvania
Acordingly
Chase
Matteawan
United States
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Stanford White
State of New York
State of
Granite Canon Road Memorial Proposal by Local Group
County Commissioner Sloan heard residents of the Laramie County Good Ronde association last night. They urged using $2,000 inheritance tax funds from the Idolman estate for road improvements in Granite Canon, proposing a memorial and grade lowering work on the hill west of the common. A large festival and a memorial marker are planned with funds aiding the Good Range association and club activities.
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Sloan
Laramie County
Hiewa
Durns
Board of County Commissioners
Ies Idelman
Thelman
Acon
Cmnon
Idolman
Harry P. Mynds
Lincoln Memorial Highway
Denver Lying Tactics Rob Wyoming Friendship Over Tinegle Memorial Highway
Wyoming denounces Denver tactics to shift the Tinegle Memorial Highway route toward Denver and away from Cheyenne. The piece accuses Denver papers of false maps and biased reporting to lure auto travelers, urging Wyomingites to support Cheyenne and local trade against Denver’s influence.
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Wyoming
Tinegle
Denver Post
Julesburg
Cheyenne
Denver
Auto-Tourisl
Tie
Fort D. A. Russell
Union Pacifico Railway
Ft. Tt
Merchunte
Wife Prevents Hubby From Leaving City in Divorce Case
Eyhel V Lanston sues for limited divorce from Rey Lanston son of the monotype inventor. The court restrains him from leaving Washington under marshal guard amid allegations of misconduct in Belgium with a co respondent Margot LaBelle and heavy drawing on a trust fund.
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Washington
Aurey Lanston
Waching
United States
Eyhel V. Lanston
Belgiun
Margot LaBelle
Lanston
Belgium
Riot Strains Town as Soldiers Guard Streets
In Henton Tillinois authorities froze business hours at 1 o’clock as the mayor and a Daybreak guard curb disorder after a Polish dance riot. Seven more foreigners were arrested in the double murder case as soldiers patrol, while a coroner’s inquest searches for suspects.
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Henton
Til
Sipt
Tillnois Nationallist
Ertigens
Thoat
Republicans of New York push rule change for delegates
New York Republicans advocate a system allowing states to determine their own method for selecting national convention delegates. They call for a special convention to press for proportional power based on big party pluralities. The move, supported by Root and Hatler, faced opposition from Barnes Jr. and passed after amendments.
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New York
Committee On Resolutions
United States
Kuhu Root
Henry L. Stingon
Nicholas Murray Hatler
Columbia University
William Barnes, Jr
B. Werner
Rochester
Court of Appeals
Ehief
Frank WW
Ineach
Syracuse
Root
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Albany
Democratic Party
Charles&. Whitman
Pla
Simmons Defends Nonessential Treaties In Tariff Talks
In Washington the joint congressional tariff conference committee chair Simmons said new treaties are not necessary to extend trade relations with foreign nations. Officials pursue a declaration to ensure penalties under the new law wait for treaty negotiations. The panel finished most admin sections, debated anti dumping provisions, 1 percent rebate, and contingent fee ban for attorneys. The Clark cotton futures tax and draw back arrangements receive attention ahead of lower chamber actions.
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Washiington
Bept. Co
Simmons
Joint
Congressional Tariff Conference
State Department
Tariff Conference Committee
Etate
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Clark
Smith
South Carolina
Efforts to Prevent Strike Unavailing in Colorado
Denver reports show federal and state officials working to avert a coal strike. Ethelbert Stewart seeks a peace agreement while Colorado focuses on preventing disorder in coal camps. Officials say less than 54 percent of miners obeyed the stake order across the state.
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Denver
Ethelbert Stewart
Federal Department of
Idbor
D Enver
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Overno
Ammons
Signal failures blamed for New Haven collision, report states
The police utilities commission report cites lack of a proper signal system tight train bunching within a one mile stretch and reckless driving in fog as causes of the September 2 collision between the Car Harbor and White Mountain express trains on the New Haven railroad.
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Hartroad
Conn
Car Harbor
White Mountain
New Haven
Poliie Utilities Commission
French aviator crosses Mediterranean to Bizerta
In Bizerta Tunis on September 11 Roland G Garros completed a Mediterranean crossing from Saint Raphael France to Bizerta the northern Tunis seaport in seven hours and 64 minutes. London reports on September 22 Noel flew to Hendon with seven passengers in seventeen minutes claiming a new world record.
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Bizerta
Tunis
Roland G. Garros
Wiles Werowe
Mediterranean
Saint Raphael
France
London
Noel
Serous
Hendon
Shakeup at Department of Agriculture Aims to Cut Duplication
Secretary Spurtan presented a plan before the House Agriculture Committee to Washington to reduce departmental overlap and expenses. The proposal targets consolidation across clerical positions and offices to streamline workflows and save funds.
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Washington
Boyt Filea
Department of Oar Culture
Spurtan
House Agriculture
Impeachment Trial of Governor Sulzer Concludes Day One
New York Albany high court adjourns after lengthy arguments without ruling on whether Sulzer must answer charges. Prosecution plans to call Jacob Schiff as first witness. focus on campaign contributions and alleged use of funds for Wall Street.
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Albany
N.Y
High Court
William Sulzer
Con
Jacob H. Sebilff
Arbrat J. Elkus
Henry Morganthan
Sulzer
Jacobff Schiff
Cady Herrick
Porpernor
Campale
Wallstree
Forty Thousand Take Grange or Milk River Land
In Glasgow Montana on September 23 the draw for land parcels opened for settlement in the Milk River valley. Samuel A. Crowe of Hammond Indiana supervised the process as envelopes were drawn for homestead selections from 1,500,000 acres. Winners include Hazel Playmate from Port Scott Kansas and Thomas McThantney of Olympia Washington, among others. Large crowds gathered seeking opportunities and some were disappointed as indoor drawing proceeded due to weather.
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Glasgow
Mont
Gemerd Land Office
Washington
Ford
Samuel A. Crowe
Hammond
Ind
Hoelta Freidl
Freuil
Milk River Valley
Hazel Turi
Miss Mredd
Thos. McThantney
Olypit
Wash
Jobat Gilpin
Port
Scott
Kaw
Martin Golden
Miles City
Mentune
Wan Adel Itich Ardvon
Great Falls
Immigrants Admitted in July Reveals Inflow Expected Decline
Washington reports 135,244 immigrants admitted in July with 94,000 already ware, 16,058 admitted with military or other ties, and 23,580 returning to the United States. The figures reflect ongoing migration patterns and policy impacts.
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Washngton
United States
Bureau of Bmmigration
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