Thaw Case Developments Emit from Sherbrooke
Ordinary readers learn the Thaw legal saga shifting toward Wednesday arraignment in Sherbrooke with Jerome and O'Mara guiding Canadian and New York law. Reports say Thaw may be deported to Vermont after immigration proceedings while lawyers await Canal authorities' stance on extradition and habeas corpus. Travers Jerome arrived from Colebrook with John H. Edson, tracing Thaw’s flight route and readiness for a possible return to New York.
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Sherbrooke
Neilex Willan Travers Jerome
Roger O'Wara
Eldes
Mattaswon
Vermont
J. Parkinson
Montreal
Dominion Secret Service
Hed
Stone
Pennsylvan
W. KK. McKeown
Thaw O'Mara
Roger O'Mara
Pittsburgh
Harry K. Thaw
O'Mara
Asyhlad
Jevrome
Stanford White
New York State
Samuel Jacobs
Jerome
Var
Thaw
New York
Jerome Woltows
Colebrook
N. H
M ‘TraverseJrome
Rome
Automoe and Iy
Posal
Antteawan
Joro
John Ngdon
Cotebrook
Princess of India Weds Royal Lover in London
Princess Indira daughter of Boreda’s maharajah wed Prince Jitendra of Cooch-Behar in a privacy guarded ceremony in London. The couple, who had sought an India wedding, followed by Hindu rites and a registry office union, faced strong public interest as Indira embraced Brahman faith prior to marriage.
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London
British India
Indira
Maharajah Jgeekwar
Boreda
Jitendra
Maharadan
Cooch-Behar
India
Bombay
England
Gackwar
Shrimal Inlsingtac
United States
Inter
Harvard
Maharan
McLoughlin, Wittlama To Clash In National Tennis Final
In Newport on August 20 the all camera national championship semifinals produced McLoughlin of San Francisco sweeping Wallacs P Johnson 6-0 7-0 6-1, and Wittlama of Philadelphia advancing as Williams defeated Nathaniel W Niles in four sets 0-1 7-5 3-6 6-1, with McLoughlin the 2 to 1 favorite for the final.
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Newport
Martyjoe E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. Norris Wittlama
Pailadelhia
McLoughlin
Wallacs FP
Nathaniel W. Niles
Jounson
Havon
Jt McLoughlin
Willama
Miles
Hawker Encircling Coasts of Britain
Hawker, the Eaghel aviator, began from Southampton at 6:30 am on a second attempt to fly around the English and Scottish coasts. He reached Ramsgate at 3:10 pm after 144 miles in 180 minutes, then left for Yarmouth arriving at 10:40 am next day. 96 miles in 89 minutes. Crowds cheered as he pressed on toward Scarborough, reaching it at 2:43 pm after 190 miles from Yarmouth in 183 minutes.
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Eng
Aus
Harry G. Hawker
Ulm
K Hawker
Ramsgate
Acrives
Yarmouth
Hawker
Scarborough
Indictment Request Targeting Murphy and Aides
Albany and New York districts weigh indictments against Charles Murphy Aaron Levy and James Frawley amid alleged plot to oust Governor Sulzer. Judge Arnold cites weeks of testimony from numerous witnesses including ten new informants. Waldorf cafe closes as stock is sold and a local photographer to occupy the building.
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Murphy
Jory
New York
Albany
Charles 2. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aaron J., Levy
Assembly
James Frawley
Sulzer
Lynn J. Arnold
Arnold
Rooney
Ned Dean Macs
Rnickerbocker Praga
Levy
Frawley
Balzer
Whitman
Albany County
Faldort
Waldorf Cafe
Are You Properly Introduced in Newspaper Ads
A historical note on business introductions using newspaper advertising. It discusses how manufacturers and retailers can win consumer attention through co operative campaigns in daily papers and invites merchants and manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York for guidance.
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Journal
Bureau of Advertising
American ‘Newspaper Publishers’ Association
World Building
New York
Tariff Bill Debates Turn To Free List Adjustments
Congress considers a tariff bill with reductions and a free list agreed to despite no full House session. Members of the Democratic caucus pressed administration currency policies as investigations into lobby activities proceed. A funerary committee weighs charges against Federal Judge Emery Speer of Georgia as Chairman Clayton prepares to secure official authorizations from the House.
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Renate
Free List
Emery Speer
Georgia
Clayton
House
Murder Claims Mexican Railroad Worker in Iowa
In Columbus Junction, a Mexican railroad laborer, Augustine Rodriguez, was stabbed to death after a dispute over a refused loan. Emil Marello is held for the murder, with an inquest ruling to detain him for slaying. The incident occurred near the Rock Island tracks by the boarding cars.
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Columbus Junction
Emils Marello
Augustine Rodregues
Wapclto
Rodreguez
Rock Island
Rodrguez
Thos
Marella
Marello
Sharif Guckins
Marahal Gracie
J. H. Collings
Letts
Rodriguez
Foreign Service By Militia Issue Up For Debate In Conference
Washington officials anticipate a federal interpretation debate over militia use abroad. War Department staff officers will meet militia officials from states to discuss authority under the constitution. Some military lawyers doubt the legality of employing state militia on foreign soil while others insist constitutional authorization exists. A lengthy conference is expected to follow.
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Washington, D. C
Mlilelato
War Department
Department
Enid
President Wilson Eyeing Message On Mexico Policy
President Wilson warned Huerta that within twenty four hours attitude must change or he would read to Congress a message outlining U S policy toward Mexico. Foreign powers in Mexico City were aiding the United States by urging Huerta to yield meridian proposals while denying Monroe doctrine infringement. The message, about 4000 words, will be read to Congress after a White House briefing with the foreign relations committees. Reports from Chihuahua and Vera Cruz described marauders and Mexican bandits, while French officials pledged to support U S policy.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Huerta
Coreteel
United States
Mexico
White House
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U. 8
Mecafeo
Western Hemisphere
Ahout
Diplomate Corps
Congress
Letcher
Chihuahua
Madera
Porcho Villa
Guerrilas
Rojas
Canada
Vera Cruz
Canton Cordoba
el Paso
Texas
Manera
Washington
el Centro
Calif
Constitutionalista
Sharp
Colorado River
Imperial Valley
Cneast
Speas
Solldier
Mexteali
Mexteall
Carlfortila
Sonora -Constitutionaliata
Asia
Macson. Ariz
Rumors of militant suffragette truce gain belief
London August 25 rumors spread that a truce between militant suffragettes and the British government may be forming. A letter from Mrs Pankhurst urged followers to take a holiday amid a lull in political activity while she plans a renewed campaign after the season. Only one of 49 imprisoned suffragettes remains in jail, fueling belief that a truce could strengthen cabinet efforts for enfranchisement.
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London
Pankhuret
Ble
Punkburgt
Slavery in the Philippines Report Alarms Officials
A special report by Commissioner Worcester alleges slavery exists across the Philippines including Manila. Children are bought and sold into peonage, some sent to China, with cases of kidnapping for school scholarships. Philippine Assembly members are accused of owning slaves and opposing anti-slavery laws.+
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Manila
Dean Worcester
War Department
Worcaster
Supreme Court of the Islands
Qne
Biz
Philippine Assembly
Philippine
Worcester
Phiippine Constabulary
Toa Casa
Federal Cavalry Repulsed At Hermonillo Outpost
Meagre private advices report a Federal cavalry detachment from Guaymas attacked a constitutional outpost near Hermonillo Sonora on August 25 and were repulsed. GC McDonald, a former British soldier, arrived with photographs of damages to American property for a statement to Washington authorities.
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McDonald
Washington
Hermonillo
Sonora
Guaymas
Fan
Keokuk Powerdam Celebration Opens
Governor Dunne of Illinois led a small delegation on Governors Day at Keokuk as the four day water power plant celebration began. Executives from Missouri and Iowa attended events at the dam and park before tours and a formal dedication at Rand Park.
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Keokuk
Edward F. Dunne
Illnois
Dunne
Illinois
Fort Madison
Colorado Springs
Iinois
Edward S. Dunne
Kinoig
Hamilton
Tuihols
Dunnchie
Cara
Naval Reserve
Inos
Lake Cooper
Fort Madigan
Santa Fe Tulle
Rovernors
Rand Park
George W. Clarke
W. L. Harding
Iowa
W. P. Repburn
Tudga William Logan
Missisapps Valley Motorboat Association
Eberhart
Minnépota
Chicago
Waa
Denyer
Minnesota
Keokuk Wne
Ambassador Finns a Home in London Square
The African ambassador Walter H Page secured a three year lease on No 6 Grosvenor Square London after bidding on several mansions offered at prohibitive prices The area houses the Japanese governor Italian embassy and Chilean legation nearby The dukes of Portland Manchester and Somerset also reside in Grosvenor Square
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London
Eug
Court of St. James
Walter H. Page
Groavenor Square
Dukes of Portland
Manchester
Somerset
Weather Recap For Muscatine Area Tonight And Tomorrow
fragments note warmer in the south and cooler in the northwest with tonight's temps and a variable wind forecast. Muscatine river level around three feet, with a morning temperature reading near BR degrees and sunset/time markers referencing Suprize onset and lower afternoon observations.
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Emat
Muscatine
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