Gentleman Roger Thompson Out On Bail In Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke Quebec August 29 Gentleman Roger Thompson a New York chauffeur who aided the Thaw escape was admitted to 500 bail by Police Magistrate Mulvana. S Campbell the immigration deputy pleaded the case. Thompson’s counsel objected and an adjournment was granted. In court Wau Traverse Jerone and Deputy Attorney General Kennedy attended. The case showed signs of a lull as Thaw remained in jail awaiting indefinite period. Jerome had earlier failed to move the prisoner back to the United States.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Roger
Thompson
New York
Mutteawan
Mulvana
S. Campbell
Canada
Slompson
Younsel
Hig
Wau
Traverse Jerone
Attonmey
Kennedy
Jerome
Quebec
Priganer
Mrs Pendergast Prendergast Dies At 42 In Hamilton
Mrs Pendergast born December 22 1921 native of Ross Common Ireland emigrated to America at 20 lived in New York briefly before settling in Hamilton She was a devout Catholic active in St Mary s and St Stephen s churches and a promoter of Probate Judge d B Connaughton Survived by son Joseph Connaughton daughter Anna Gralu four grandchildren Funeral will be held at 7 30 am Monday from Langhton Sycamore Street to St Mary s and burial in St Mary s Cemetery
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Ann. Prendergast
Widlow
Morria
Prendergast
Syd
Morestreal
Mercy
Pluvaday
Ross-Common
Iveland
Ligcember
America
New York
Hamilton
St. Stephen's Church
Small Bone
St. Mary's Eldvell
D. B. Connaughton
Pre
Thx
Joseph
Langhton
Ge Sycamore Street
Bt. Mary's
Bt. Mary's Cemetery
Requisition for Harry A. L. Smith Held on Hamilton Support Charge
Harry A L Smith is under arrest in Richmond Virginia on a requisition from Hamilton juvenile authorities for failure to support a Turner child. Smith is sought in Hamilton for not supporting his family, according to CHO T Blake.
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Clovernoy Cox
Ias
Harry AL Smith
Richmond
Hamilton
Turner
Smith
Cho
T. Blake
Celebrated birthdays mark Pippert cigar lore circle
A social note from Thursday reports A. P. Lombard turning a birthday year while a fine chicken lineh was served. Max Strauss acted as toastmaster and Frank Lombard’s orchestra rendered many selections in a celebratory gathering of the Pippert cigar circle.
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Pippert
A. P. Lombard
Max Strauss
Frank Lombard
Lind Remains At Vera Cruz Says A Report
Washington reports say John Lind will remain in Vera Cruz to resume talks with the Tuerta government. Consul General Hata at Monterey notes medicine for Torreon epidemic. New Hampshire crew to Torreon. Diaz, Canada, and Japan updates are cited with no firm action announced.
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Lind
Vera Cruz
Washington
Aay
John Lind
Mesica City
Dave
Mr. Lind
Mexico City
Tuerta
Lnd
Brury
Wilson Imad
Cornish
Wilser
White House
Hata
Monterey
San San Antonio
Texas
William Wederic
Torree
Oliver
New Hampshire
Torreon
George Richardson
Ernest Boehringer
Hollana
Wilsons Attitude Praised in Italy Amid Mexican Situation
Rome August 24 The Italian press lauds President Wilson for his prudent and diplomatic stance. A Giornale D Italia article notes the United States leader has demonstrated tact and restraint in handling the Mexican crisis.
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Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Rome
Italy
Giornale D
Wesaya
Teachers Elect Officers At Butler County Institute
Professor M J Munnery of Hamilton, a Batia high school teacher, was elected president by unanimous vote. Mabel Bryant of Oxford was named vice president and Pearl Keating of Oxford the secretary. The olive committee includes Me Rel Pod of Trenlon, Hy PL Rohingon of Hamilton, and W Billiott of this city to fill an unexpired term.
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M. J.munnery
Hamilton
Batia
Butler County Teasiens' Institute
Mabel Bryant
Oxford
Pearl Keating
Olive Comitter
Trenlon
Rohingon
W. Billiott
Odd Fellows House Banquet Marks Vivid Local Meeting
Hamilton lodge No. 47 Odd Fellows enjoyed a large gathering at the temple with about sixty members present. Five applications were received and the class side degree will be conferred in September. The district convention plans are set for October in the local temple.
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Hamilton Lode
Adjudged Insane Sophie Stevenson to Dayton Treatment
A court has ruled Sophie Stevenson of Rosa Town insane and ordered her removal to Dayton for medical treatment. The adjudication states she will receive compulsory care under regional mental health authority.
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Audge
Hamilton Emergency Bonds and Powers Questioned
A city emergency commission seeks to issue bonds under House Bill No. 640 for repair and reconstruction of public property. Attorney General notes powers mirror those of the director of public service and require council action for contracts over five hundred dollars, with two-thirds council votes and court approval in larger cases.
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City Emergency’ Commission
Heaith
Fio
John HY
Neila Taday Syne
Cou
Benets Witout
Mer
Neilany
Saya
Minsteipal
Board of Council
Hamilton
Tia
Gener
Mal
Emergency Commission
Commot ‘Pleas Court
Juibtie Aervion
Hooven Who Organized The Anderson Tool Co Dies
Clement Warren Hooven, organizer of the Anderson Tool Co and former owner in partnerships with Fairbanks and Goodrich, dies in Battle Creek Michigan. He had led gas properties in Shelbyville and Batesville and helped found the Anderson Tool Co eight years ago before moving to Hamilton after a fire. Survived by widow Anna Lox, daughter Sarah and son Wariett. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Clement Warren Hooven
Anderson Tool Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Hooven
Ce If
Howe
Warren Haaven
Hoaven
Bie
Anderson, Gas Co
Crawford Fairbanks
Miulti
Terre Hantel
James P. Goodrich
Winhester
Vlatirman
Pas
Ander ‘Son
Shelbyville
Batesville
Hodven
Anderson Tuo. Company
Hamiion
Aio
Judge Risinger to Hear Blacksmith Shop Case Discontinuance
Judge Risinger heard the case in Middletown concerning the blacksmith shop next to Cats on Mist Chir street. About thirty witnesses attended the hearing as the Brady Realty Company sought to discontinue the shop and related accounts were filed by Mail Evers and others.
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Tudew
Abel Rirot Raton
Huailton
Brady Realy
Middletown
Daimnes Manning
Ulwksmith
All Cats
Mist Chir Street
Fifteen Big Four Cars Involved In Wreck In Week
A mangled wreck scene is described with fifteen Big Four cars involved. The incident left many trains piled and several engines damaged while one car burned, with parts converted into kinins.
City to pay out back payrolls Saturday
City auditor H A Grimmer announced that about 85 000 dollars will be released Saturday. The payrolls held for nearly five months will be paid, with 55 000 dollars to employees and others to receive money due since July 1. Citizens advised to come early to avoid long waits.
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Wis
H. A. Grimmer
Willi Qm
Elf
Wily Lyall
Labor Day Mail Delivery to be Limited in City
One postal delivery trip will run in the morning with city carriers delivering across the city. No mail on the saval routes. Afternoon holiday collection. Mails to be returned and dispatched from the post drive on manual. Two boys eloped from the Children's Home, Mitchell 12 and Lent 10, white and colored respectively, Thursday night prompting police searches.
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Regula
Naual
Tatther Mitchell
Osa Lent
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