Thaw Loses Habeas Corpus Fight in Sherbrooke Deportation Hearing
Harry K Thaw’s bid to stay in Canada failed as Judge Hutchinson upheld the habeas corpus writ. Thaw will be taken to Coaticook for deportation hearing while immigration officials move to eject him from jail. Mrs Mary Copely Thaw may arrive to arrange legal fees, and Roger Thompson’s case for aiding Thaw was adjourned for a week.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Harry — Ki
Thaw
Hutchinson
Coaticook
Harry K. Thaw
Mary Copley Thaw
Roger’ Thompson
Matteawan
Dominion
Thompson
Thaw Liberators Placed 25000 Dollar Deposit in East Side Bank
Rumor swirls around the Thaw case as two of the escape helpers, known as Dick Butler and Yuksey Duffy, reportedly deposited 25000 dollars in an East Side bank. Thomas Flood, another associate, returned to town and joined them in social rounds before heading out of the city.
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Thaw
New York City
Cossip
Dick’’ Butler
yYuksey" Duffy
East Side
Matten- Wan
Thomas Flood
Forty First Street
Tenth Avenue
Butler
Duffy
Howdy
Dutchess
Young Woman Struck by Train at Bath. Dies En Route
Miss Grace Tervell, unable to cross Milwaukee tracks at Bath ten miles east of Aberdeen S D, was struck by an approaching train. Both legs were severed and she died while being transported to Aberdeen hospital.
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Miss Tervell
Aberdeen
S. D
Bath
Here
Grace Tervell
Stablein Qualifies as Insurance Commissioner
Pierre S D O K Stablein the new insurance commissioner qualified yesterday and receipted for over two and a half million dollars of securities deposited by different insurance and surety companies for protection of South Dakota policy holders. He will continue the old force of the department with changes to fill vacancies from the shift from fire marshal to chief and a resignation.
Governor Byrne Pledges Farmers Support
Governor Byrne pledges support for farmers and state aid measures. He outlines aid programs and policy backing aimed at rural communities and agricultural interests. The statement signals ongoing government commitment to farming sectors amid economic concerns.
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Byrne
Rural Life Conference Closes with Offic er Elections and Awards
Governor Byrne addresses both sessions urging farmer cooperation and freight rate relief. Farwell club wins banner attendance as officers are elected. Sessions cover school libraries clubs and cooperative farming, with talks by Mair Patterson Mitchell Leake and Harris. Farwell band performs and discussions extend to sustaining rural organizations.
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Frank M. Byrne
Rural Life
Farwell Club
Byrne
Lilly M. I. Borreson
W. M. Mair
State College
Lilly Patterson
Davison County
Mitchell
Hattie Moore Mitchell
R. B. McCandles
McCandles
Chas. Boreson
Boreson
J. M. Elion
Farmers’ Clubs
Mr. Elion
Chas Hoelscher
Lisbon Township
Lilly Borreson
W. C. Willis
State College of Brookings
Northwest Falmstead
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Thos. L. Harris
Harris
Dakota Wesleyan
Farwell
Senator Owen accuses National City Bank of propaganda
Washington sees Senator Owen charge that National City Bank of New York is circulating propaganda to discredit administration and claim bankers were not consulted. He cites congressional information and letters to James Simpson of Marshall Field & Co. and accuses the bank of misleading public opinion and advancing private interests.
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Owen
National Copy Bank OF New York
Washington
Dd.c
Committee On Banking and Currency
National City Bank of New York
Houses of
Congress
Morgan & Coo
Arrestd in Denver over Liberty Pact romance book
Mrs Jacquanda Russum and Denver broker maneig W Keeler are linked to a court fight after a six month shadowing by detectives and a so called liberty pact. The tale centers on a so called romance book found in Thomas F Russums office detailing addresses of young women and actions surrounding the couple. Russum arrives in Denver and says his love remains but he resists binding by the pact.
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Evanston
Jacquanda Russum
Mraneig W. Keeler
Denver
Albany
Russum
Mrs. Russum
Philadelphia
Unsettled Weather Across Dakota Regions
The weather report notes unsettled conditions in South Dakota with showers tonight and Thursday, and warmer temperatures in the western portion tonight. North Dakota likewise sees unsettled weather with warmer conditions expected tonight.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Richards Declares for Single Tax in South Dakota
S K Wagner reports Huron labor leader R O Richards, a Republican governor candidate, spoke at Labor Day to a large crowd. He urged universal sound doctrine and proposed equal taxation with real estate and income taxes while exempting improvements and personal property. He argued amending the constitution precedes a just tax law and against current tax commission enaction.
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Richards
South Dakota
Tax Commission
Pierre
McChord to Probe Wreck by Interstate Commission
Commissioner McChord announced he will personally lead the interstate commerce commission inquiry into the Wallingford wreck on the New Haven railway. The Pullman company will be made a party to the probe. The formal inquiry begins Friday in New Haven with Inspector Belnap present.
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Washington, D. C
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wallingford
New Haven
Connecticut
Pullman Company
Chicago
Bankers Propose Federal Note System At Senate Hearing
Washington bankers outlined to the Senate committee a plan for national currency issued by federal reserve boards rather than by individual banks. Col Wexler of New Orleans supported federal issuance and full responsibility by reserve banks, while Senator Reed said he is flexible on currency plans. The witnesses cited lack of a flexible circulating medium and limited rediscount options as chief evils of the current banking system.
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Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
United States
Senate
Col. Wexler
New Orleans
Chicago
Federal Reserve Boards
Federal Reserve
Reed
Wexler
Simmons and Underwood Talk Tariff With Wilson
Representative Underwood leader of the House met the president at the White House to discuss tariff differences with the Senate. Senator Simmons chairman of the finance committee also called on the president for tariff talks as Underwood returned from Cornish New Hampshire on a late train. He aims to settle house senate differences in a conference within two weeks.
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Simmons
Underwood
Wilson
Washington, D. C
House
White House
Cornish
N. H
Senate
Wreck Toll and Investigations Expand in New Haven Area
The Wallingford wreck on the New Haven road leaves 21 dead and a hospital list of 17. Rail employees linked to the disaster are detained by the coroner. Coroner Mix and State Utilities Chief Ilwell lead joint county state and federal probes. Interstate Commerce Commission staff found little wreck evidence after orders to preserve the scene.
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Jeanette Annette
New Haven
Conn
Wallingford
Mix
Ilwell
State Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Dakota in Jobbers’ Rate Case
The South Dakota state railway commission may participate in an Interstate Commerce Commission adjudication of jobbers rates to South Dakota points. Minneapolis claims Chicago jobbers hold an advantage, and the commission aims to prevent the state from worse terms. A passenger service complaint between Sioux City and Yankton is interstate and not acted on by the state.
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Commission
Sioux City
Yankton
Red Auto Tags for State in Next Year
Pierre South Dakota reports bidding on auto tags for the next year shows similar tactics to last year with little profit for bidders. Brown Saenger of Sioux Falls won the contract to supply tags, which will be the same size and shape as this year but bright red with white figures. Tags are to be supplied by December first with no expected delay after the new year begins.
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American Ress Association
Ryue
Dahir
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Stablein
S. D. van Benthuysen
H. &. Dawes
Fulton
H. J. Jones
D. van Benthuysen
Committee On Nominations
BIG
Wipe
Denver, Cole
Vromance
Thomas F. Rus
Pullman
Belnap
Howard Elliott
Supreme Court
Marvin
Louisville
Girrene Ey
Federal Board
Senate Committee
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