Thaw Extradited to New York by Felker
Reports from Concord show Governor Felker ordered Art K Thaw extradited to New York for conspiracy charges. Sheriff Hornbeck named to take Thaw back, with the writ pending habeas corpus in federal court. hearings unlikely for at least three weeks. Thaw remained calm, saying he remains hopeful in federal proceedings as lawyers prepare the next move.
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Rawncl Db Felker
Arty K. Thaw
New York
Rexponse
We ‘Shaw
Thaw
Kim Eell
Bernard L. Jacobs
Lewsers
Felker
Hornbeck
Dutchees County
William I. Jerome
Matieawan
United States District Court
Governors Council
Thaw Wimgell
Tie
Concord
Wheller
Jerome
Customs inspector shot during opium raid at National City
United States Customs Inspector W. B. Evans was seriously wounded in National City when he and his son tried to arrest three Mexican smugglers over opium. A fleeing suspect was shot and captured after seven cans of opium were found. two Mexicans escaped. Evans was hospitalized.
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Cal
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W. B. Evans
National City
Evans
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Hiverta
Huerta
Huert
Querido Moneno
John |Liid
Mr. Lind
Tim
Lind
Lionel Garden
Lionel
National Palace
Cafe
Colon
Moheno
Aldape
Muerta
Mokeno
Everta
Vera Cruz
Investigation of May Sue Can Corporation Under Sherman Law
Washington November 10 The Department of Justice has concluded its investigation of the American Can Corporation and its findings point to possible action under the Sherman law. Assistant Attorney General Chantland's report is cited as the basis for potential suit.
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Washington
American Can Corporation
Department of Justice
Department
Chantland
Woman Fatally Burned Near Bloomington Bonfire
Mrs Mary Washburn of Pekin was badly burned when her clothing caught fire as she walked too near a bonfire in Bloomington during the week of November 10. It is believed the injuries may prove fatal.
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Bloomington
Firan
Mary Washburn
Pekin
Fata
AFL opens meet in Suattie November tenth
The American Federation of Labor executive council submits its annual report to the international convention praising the trade movement as a factor in mass lives, noting the federation surpassed 2,000,000 members and eyes a 3,000,000 goal. Secretary’s report shows receipts $244,208.04 and expenses $258,702.88, a deficit of $14,410.88.
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Rochester
3 500 Lobsters To Pacific From Atlantic
Washington reports a refrigerated tank car will carry 3 500 lobsters as a gift from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The aim is to stock Pacific waters around Puget Sound with Maine lobsters while Pacific sends 12 000 000 eggs of humpback salmon to New England to replace native stocks.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Maine
San Juan Islands
Puget Sound
New England
Uiére
Striking Copper Miners Parade in Snowbound District
In a heavy blizzard that dropped eight to ten inches on the Calumet copper region, striking miners and their families paraded in about half a dozen towns. A party of 100 pickets led by Mrs Annie Clemens set up around mining properties. Eighty were arrested for violating the federal injunction against picketing and released on own recognizance to appear in court this week.
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Galutet
Midt
Calumet
Annie Clemens
Wedding Log Gift From Hazen to Miss Jessie Wilson
Middleton Conn Nov 10 Maynard T Hazen a Wil lam College mate of Francis Bowes Sayre sent an odd wedding gift to Miss Jessie Wilson at the White House. The book bound in white morocco titled A Wedding Log contains drawings verses with blank spaces for recording wedding details gifts and guest names.
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Misa Wilson
Middleton
Conn
Maynard T. Hazen
Francis Bowes Sayre
Willam
Jessie Wilson
White House
Morocco
Socialist elected sheriff in Schenectady makes history
November 10 report states Louis A. Walet, a steamfitter, is proclaimed the first Socialist sheriff elected in the United States and will take office January 1. He is the sole Socialist elected on either the city or county ticket in Schenectady.
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Socialiat
Schenectady
Louis A. Waleh
United States
Sociallat
Colorado Miners Attack Soldiers at Forbes
Strikers attacked Colorado National Guard at Forbes attempting to wreck a fan house to halt ventilation and stop wine production for days. Two assaults, one at night and one at 4:30 am, were repulsed. Gen. Chase orders investigation and asserts guards will remain in place with ongoing recruiting and horse purchases.
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Forbes
Adjt
John Chase
General Chase
National Guard
Corey
Segundo
Old Segundo
Gar
Indianapolis
Ind
Formar
Thorpe
Ralston
Amalgamated Association of
Oftag FL
Interaybam
Mob destroys Bere Baptist Church in Carbondale
A mob of two thousand men and boys attacked Bere Baptist Church in Carbondale as detective Robert Wilson prepared to speak against graft in Pittsburgh politics. Windows were smashed and doors torn off, ten men were beaten, and police halted further violence as a second mob stormed the church seeking Wilson.
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Carbondale
Bere Baptist Church
Robert Wilson
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Wilgan
Wilson
Wison
Anti Saloon League Convention Opens in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the twentieth century jubilee convention of the Anti Saloon League of America opens with several thousand delegates in attendance and a notable list of speakers. The Intercollegiate Prohibition association contest is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Anti Saloon League
Columbus
Anti Saloon League of America
Federation of Labor Opens Thirty Third Convention
Seattle November 10 The American Federation of Labor begins its thirty third convention in session for about two weeks with President Samuel Gompers chairing and expected to win re election.
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Federation of Labor
Seattle
Waah
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompera
Spangenberg Promoted to Captain After Volturno Rescue
In New York on November 10 First Officer Spangenberg who led the Groster Kurtherst as temporary commander during the Volturno disaster has been promoted to captain in recognition of his bravery.
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Spangenberg
New York
Groster Kurtherst
Contradictory Letters Stir Russia Ambassadorship Row
Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Henry M. Pindell clashed over a letter about appointing an American to Russia. Lewis said he wrote the letters and Pindell received them, denying forgery while insisting he never saw them. Pindell claimed the letters were stolen from his desk and questioned the alleged resignations and appointments.
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Cicago
Nev
James Hamilton Lewis
Henry M. Pindell
Lewis
Pindell
Chicago
Col. Lewis
Russia
Lew
Pindments
Pindenl
Vessel given up as lost in Montreal harbor
Do minion Coal Company's vessel Bridge port reported missing after arriving from Sydney with a crew of 42. The ship was due in Montreal last Monday and all hands are presumed lost. In New York a separate item notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. Charles Carey Rumney, widow of the late Harriman, adding another heir to Harriman fortune.
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Nancy G. Steele
Charles Steele
New York
Devereaux Milburn
Montreal
Que
Dominion Coal Company
Bridgeport
Sydney
Harriman
Charles Carey Rumney
H. Harriman
Rumneys
Rumney
Suffragette Leaders Reelected After Historic Storm
In Peoria Illinois on November 10 Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout and the full administration ticket of the Traple Suffrage association were reelected by nearly unanimous vote following a tempestuous period in the organization.
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Peoria, II
Grace Wilbur Trout
Traple Suffrage Association
Stormsent
Huerta Spurns U S Envoy and Readies Abdication Talks
Mexico City reports a defiant Huerta who rejects U S influence as foreign envoys balk at backing his anti-U.S. stance. Diaz era cables spark calls for his resignation while cabinet tensions rise and Lind meets British envoy Garden. Washington says no intervention before exhaustive diplomacy.
Yeggs Loot Britt Post Office Safe for $5,000
In Lexington Tennessee on November 10, yeggs blew the Britt post office safe and escaped with $5,000 in cash and $200 in stamps as a freight train passed. The loot was hidden under cross ties and recovered after daylight. Also reported, John B. Schoosed, 51, foreman at the Talland government arsenal, was murdered on his home's doorstep returning from church practice.
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Lexington
Tenn
Rock Island
John B. Schoosed
Taland Government Arsenal
Teachers Choose Prof Patzer As Wisconsin Teachers Head
Intense rivalry among candidates propelled a large turnout as Prof Patzer won the Wisconsin Teachers association presidency at the Milwaukee convention, defeating H J Levering by 1407 to 943 amid controversy over tactics and ballot secrecy.
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Milwaukee
C. BE. Patzer
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Rosalix Brorer
Marathon County
Wauseu
L. W. Brooks
G. P. Looms
Waukesha
D. C. Kingman
Whitewater
Potzer
Levereng
J. Brewer
C. J. Brewer
Chippewa Walls
Nelson
Hacine
Mele ‘Avor
Te State Board of Public Affairs
Two Held After Attempted Jail Assault in Port Washington
Sheriff Gus Sehari swore in deputies to guard Ozaukee County jail as two men, Thomas Dunn and William Broders, face charges for attacking 64 year old Barbara Conrad. Authorities say the suspects confessed to the crime, described as one of the worst here, after Mrs Conrad was found unconscious in her farmhouse near Dacate.
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Port Washington
Sherif Gus Sehari
Ozauket County
Tyne
Barbara Conrad
Thomas Dunn
William Broders
Wruders
Conred
House Partics Voted Down at Junior Prom
Voters rejected the junior prom date dress code and admission price changes keeping such matters as in former years. The senior election swung Sands into office and a full slate won. Bob La Follette Jr led the freshman class to a strong majority and the ticket was elected.
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Madison
Sands
Bob la Follette, Jr
Ucket
Express Books Probed by Wisconsin Officials in New York
Madison-Walford Erickson of the railroad commission and Deputy Attorney General Drew have traveled to New York to examine the books of express companies. The inquiry prepares for a final order issuing a new Wisconsin rate schedule.
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Madison
Walford Erickson
The
Railroad Commission
Drew
New York
Book of Express
Wisconsin
Try Out All Steel Opposes Experimental Caboose on Milwaukee Road
Le Crossa and Two all steel cabooses for experimental use on the La Crossa division of the Milwaukee Road have appeared here. The announcements suggest testing in service to evaluate safety and efficiency.
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la Crossa
Milwaukee Road
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