Extradition Ruling Orders Porter Charlton Return
The U S Supreme Court decides Porter Charlton must be extradited to Italy to answer murder charges in the 1910 Lake Como case. Proceedings discuss insanity defenses, treaty interpretations, and negotiations amid diplomatic exchanges. Charlton’s father fights extradition via habeas corpus petitions while courts uphold the U S view of honoring the 1868 treaty.
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New York
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asle
San Francisco
Paul Charlton
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Taft
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Hohien
Wowife
Mier
Knox
John A. Blair
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Hudson County
New Jersey
Circuit Court of United States
Circuit Court
Chariton
Supreme Court
Paul Chariton
Plant Burns Burned Fire Loss In Chicago Incident
Chicago June 10 The Shaving and Dust Co Plant burned causing $175000 loss. Fireman Lieut. Ham J. Maler injured by a wall collapse. John Fitzgerald with his wife and five children were rescued from the blaze.
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Chicago
Weather Update for Tonight to Wednesday
A brief forecast notes a night and Tuesday into Wednesday tweak with gradually rising temperatures. No significant warnings or events are indicated in the readable text.
Fatal Auto Tip Over in Racine Area
Associated Press report from Racine describes a car overturning killing Frank Best of Burlington aged 28 and leaving J. E. John in critical condition. Injured include Fred Operg Lawrence Mealey and others as the wrecked automobile overturned.
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lington
Wis
J. E. John
Fred Operg
Lawrence Mealey
William Erdley
Fred Schatzman
States Win Power to Set Interstate Rail Rates
The Supreme Court upheld state authority to regulate interstate railroad rates and charges. States may fix two cent passenger and intra state rates as long as not confiscatory, shifting challenge away from federal control and toward potential congressional action. Some Minnesota decisions deemed confiscatory, others not, affecting routes like Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Minnesota & St. Louis. About twenty three states addressed, with numerous suits arising.
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Annual Meeting of Sheboygan Business Men's Association
This evening the annual meeting of the Sheboygan Business Men's Association convenes at Eagles hall. Officers will be elected, city improvement suggestions offered, and a banquet prepared by a committee will follow the business session. Members are urged to attend with guests. President Pfister is praised for his city service. The gathering begins at 8 o'clock sharp in the main hall.
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Pfister
Worthless lumber linked to Cameron Dam siege
In Couderay Wisconsin on June 10 the timber tied to John Dietz’s defense and the shot and death of deputy Oscar Harp is deemed worthless. The fir and pine piles by Thornapple river, left ten years ago after Dietz’s killing, have degraded with bullets and rot and were sold to a Milwaukee firm. The dam siege and seizure efforts tied to the lumber led to Dietz’s son and daughter being fired on, and Dietz later receiving a life sentence for Harp’s death.
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Governor McGovern Vetoes Jail Labor Bill in Wisconsin
Madison June 10 Governor McGovern vetoed Senator Hubert's bill requiring jail inmates to work at manual labor with earnings to their dependents. He said the aim was good but the measure flawed in form and needing corrections and improvements. A few provisions were deemed too harsh. Also reported ferry boat disaster on June 6 left fifty drowned in the River Tchepta.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Hoberg Auto Turns Turtle In Wisconsin
An automobile driven by a Hoberg of Green Bay with four passengers turned turtle between Menasha and Hoberg, injuring two women who were taken to St Elizabeth hospital. None of the injured are said to be seriously hurt. The Hobergs are Green Bay papermill owners and had a previous fatal accident on June 28, 1911 near Little Chute. In Washington Gottsacker of Sheboygan named postmaster after Senate confirmation, succeeding Lebermann. editor Gousacker becomes postmaster later. The appointment is for four years and follows earlier delays in the Senate.
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Little Chute
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Henry Eiler
Oshkosh
Hill Stock Slump Follows Minnesota Rate Decision
Wall street railway shares fell sharply as the Minnesota rate ruling spurred declines. The Hill stock led losses with broad declines across the market as Northern Pacific slipped to 105 and other issues dropped. Brokers clustered around trading posts before the open.
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Wall street railway
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Northern Pacific
French aviator breaks long distance record
Masell J. Brinde jonc des Moulinais, flying from Villa Coubley to the Johannisthal aero drome, covered 674 miles in seven hours and four minutes. He started at 4 AM and landed once at 12:04 PM, about 11:04 Paris time, setting a new distance record.
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Banks Extra Gain in Sheboygan Bank Summary
In today’s Press readers see statements on Sheboygan banks financial condition. Banks are barometers of city business stability. Citizens can take pride in the banks’ showing in this city.
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Sheboygan
Supreme Court upholds newspaper publicity law
The Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of a newspaper publicity law. Publications may be barred from mail delivery if they fail to print sworn semi annual statements listing names of papers owners stockholders and bondholders based on average circulation. The law also bans paid articles from being printed without the word advertisements.
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Injury May Prove Fatal in Glanbeulah Scaffolding Fall
Arthur Brickheimer a carpenter for Bireske Kas king Elkhart Lake fell from a scaffold on Adolph Hencel's barn in Glenbeulah at 11 this morning. The scaffold broke causing a fall. Dr. Egloff of Elk hart attended and believed a spine injury. Brickheimer, age 58 and 225 pounds, was taken to Central Water for temporary relief.
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Elkhart Lake
Adolph Hencel
Glenbeulah
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Elkhart
Post Office Robbed at Horicon by Burglars
Horicon post office entered by burglars last night. They secured 406 dollars in cash and 400 dollars in stamps. Thieves stole a horse and buggy and fled town after blowing the safe. No discovery of suspects reported.
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