Thaw Hearing Delayed Again in Extradition Battle
In Concord New Hampshire September 12 the Thaw extradition fight on Governor Glynn and Governor Volker stalled. Thaw remained in custody as arraignment was postponed while lawyers confer by telegraph and via a representative. Deportation to Pennsylvania may be sought if New York’s role as home for an insane person is challenged.
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Coalbrooke
N. H
The
Vest
Harry K. Thaw
Omicord
N. IL
Volker
Glynn
New York
New Hampshire
Concord
Weirappen
Thaw
Drew
Swateleek
William ‘Trayor
Pennsylvania
Wil- Fant
Olmstead
Harry II
Ohaslea
Antler
Protests Against Saloon Licenses Set By State Commission
Protests against granting saloon licenses may be filed as early as Tuesday and Sept 12. Private citizens can file with county license boards to object to saloonkeepers in dry areas. The State Liquor License Commission ruled protests must be filed after a specified date and license requests delayed until taxes are paid.
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State Liquor License Commission
State Commission
Sa- Jao
Endeavorers Enjoy Picnic at Two Mile Campfire Outing
On Monday afternoon the Endeavorers of the First Presbyterian will have a social outing at Two Mile. The committee plans a picnic supper around six, a campfire, and each committee will host a lively activity after the meal. All Endeavorers look forward to the gathering.
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Twomile
Weing
McAneny Named as Successor of Mayor Gaynor in New York
George McAneny, president of Manhattan's board and a fashion candidate for president of the board of aldermen, was designated by the Gaynor campaign to fill the vacancy left by Mayor Gaynor's death. The Baltic brought Gaynor's body to Queenstown today. McAneny's acceptance remained uncertain as Gaynor campaign managers debated endorsements. The Baltic arrived with the mayor's body. transfers and arrangements for the body to New York were unsettled, with reports suggesting Cunard Lusitania as a possible homeward option.
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New York
Gaynor
George McAneny
Shorough of
Manhattan
Board of Aldermen
Jody
Juagne
Mayer
Dem
Rhuice
McAneny
Baltic
Queenstown
Gaynor Had Left Orders With the Officers In ‘Ohnran
Tayor
Ais
Chey Hai
Rale Gaynors
Asa
Ghast
Tandhem
Waloe
Daring Hold Up Figure in Vanderbilt Photograph
Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt raised her hands and smiled as a photographer blocked her path during the tennis matches. The incident turned a staged hold up into a fashion moment inviting more such pictures as women imitate the scene.
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Reggie Vanderbilt
Nation faces $60 million hog cholera loss in year
Washington report estimates nationwide hog cholera deaths drained about 60 million dollars in value from hog herds over the past year. Special Bureau of Animal Industries analysis notes the campaign to eradicate or control the disease.
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Washington
iMasion Davset
Iureau of Animals Industes
New York Repl. Committee Seeks Witnesses for Sulzer Trial
Ohio impeachment managers push public summons to compel testimony as Sept 18 impeachment trial looms. Governor Cox issues requisition to New York for Edward Ryan in parole violation case amid Ohio legal questions on acting governor.
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New York
Siliingava
Sileer
Working Hours Law Applies to Villages Too
Columbus Sept 12 Attorney General Hogan issues opinion holding the 10 hour daily and 14 hour weekly limit on women workers applies to villages as well as cities under the reform legislation. Officials of several villages contended the law only covered municipalities.
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Columbus
Omereanliis
Hogi
Wielow
The Show Parades Postponed Across Town
Neither the Sella Fiore nor the 10 Ranch parades will move to the west side tomorrow due to the bridge closure. Local organizers cite safety and traffic concerns as the reason for the postponement.
Distant Voice and Mayor Gaynor On Ship Deck
A passenger aboard the Balliol describes Mayor Gaynor sitting at ease in a deck chair as a gentle distant voice seemed to whisper to him and his heart. The account notes his death a short time later and reflects a foreboding sense during the sunlit noon.
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New York
Promenade Deck
Amile
Andrew Arent Withdraws From Democratic Ticket in Hamilton
Andrew Arent, a well known contractor in the First ward, declares support for the Citizens' ticket and withdraws from the Democratic ticket as candidate for councilman. In a Sept 21 1913 letter to the Board of Election he argues municipal affairs should be divorced from politics and asks his name be withdrawn. Local meeting reports show his withdrawal was voted on Friday alongside other campaign actions.
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Election Board
Hamilton
Citizens
Andrew’ Arent
First Ward
Charles W. Cath
Bekod
Arent
Hamilton, C
Butler County
Ohio
Frien
Edison Illness Alarms Fans As Pressure Bites Workaholic Inventor
Edison, famed as a leader in electricity, was ill during a family vacation at Portland. At sixty six, he had long suffered sleepless nights and relentless laboratory work, with associates warning the strain could tell on him while the Edison party prepared to tour New England by auto.
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Portland
Mey
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Mr. Faison
Stein
Edison
New England
Injured girl rushed to Mercy Hospital after accident
Iida Pieper sixteen or fifteen, daughter of Mrs. Mary Pieper, was hurt while cleaning a floor device. A broken door and a severed artery required immediate medical care. Big Tim Sullivan remained missing from a prior August 31 celebration. Joseph Cole located him near Dy, Missouri.
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Hilda Pieper
Iida Pieper
Mary Pieper
South Wrent
Paln
Tanilene
Mercy Hospital
Big Tim
Steys
Big Sullivan
Lars
Frrom
Saniaviinn Af Dy
Joseph Cole Fins
Birth notices from Canal Avenue and Campbell Avenue
A birth announcement notes Happy Homes born to Mrs Berry Mitchell of Canal Avenue, a dealer. Another birth reports a son born to Mrs Fred Baker of 819 Campbell Avenue.
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Happy Homes
Berry Mitchell
Canal Avenug
Detahler
Fred Baker
Campbell Avenue
Wages Rise, Working Hours Fall Across Trades
A Sept 12 report from Woebington notes a steady wage increase over six years amid reduced working hours. Bakers lead in gains with a 22 percent rise while their days shortened about one-fifth. stone cutters and newspaper workers see the slowest gains. The Labor Department’s broad survey compiles unions and trade agreements across central cities.
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Woebington
Shere
Department of Labor
Repovia
United States
Ioroge
Mayors and councilmen may be school board members
Columbus Ohio September 12. Attorney General Hogan issued an opinion to Q M Farber prosecuting attorney of Richmond County stating that mayors and councilmen serve on boards of education without pay is the deciding factor in his ruling. Savannah Georgia September 12. Southern Business Co officials said they have evidence pointing to solving a $71000 transit robbery from Chase National Bank of New York to banks in Savannah Brunswick and Valdosta Georgia and expected an arrest.
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Columbus
Mayera
Savannah
Southern Business Co
Chaye National Bank of New York
Sevasmel
Branawick
Valdona
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Andrew Arent
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Perhips le Jefferson School
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Mildred Deane
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