Moorish Authorities Allow Extradition of Paul O Stensland
Washington reports Moorish officials will not object to sending Paul O Stensland, Milwaukee Avenue State Bank Chicago president, to America. No American warships remain in European waters, plan favors a merchant liner from Gibraltar to Tangier to pick him up. Upon arrival in New York, Stensland may seek habeas corpus challenging the arrest.
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Washington
America
Paul
Milwaukee Avenue State Tank
Chicago
Tangier
Whem
Stenslana
Mediterranean
State Department
Gibraltar
Stensland
New York
Universal Eight Hour Day Resolution Adopted in Liverpool
The Trades Union Congress in Liverpool adopted a resolution calling for an eight hour day for all organized labor. American delegates delivered fraternal greetings from the American Federation of Labor. K. Foster of the American delegation spoke on the labor situation in the United States noting favorable growth of the aged organizations and the potential for victory for labor in Britain and America.
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Liverpool
Trades Union Congress
American Federation of Labor
K. Foster
United States
Great Britain
America
Three Arrests In Real Estate Trust Company Wreck
Philadelphia report says promoter Adolph Segal and two Real Estate Trust officers William North and Marshall Collingwood were charged with defrauding depositors of millions. District Attorney Bell ordered arrests as the wrecked institution faced ongoing inquiry. bonds set at 25 400 and 10 000 respectively.
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Philadelphia
Adolph Segal
William F. North
Marshall
Collingwood
Bell
Segal
Trust Company
Bank failure tied to perjury and insolvent operations
The article alleges North and Collingwood falsified asset reports to the Pennsylvania banking commissioner and received depositor funds after insolvency. Adolph Segal, a principal figure, offered no comment after arrest, directing inquiries to his lawyers. Receiver Earle notes Segal borrowed over 5 million and gave securities to Hipple, who proved deeply involved.
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North
Commissioner of Banking of
Pennsylvania
Collingwood
Adolph Segal
Segal
Earle
Hipple
Will Rewed Second Wife Bigamist Frye Plans Divorce
In a Cook county jail confession Professor Charles H. Frye admits to a 22 year old bigamy crime and aims to free himself to marry his second wife Mrs Clara Goddard. Bonds are posted by Mrs Goddard who agrees to drop charges if Frye divorces his first wife and marries her.
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Chicago
Charles H. Frye
Cook County
Frye
Clara Goddard
Frye No
Robbery and arson attempt shocks Cincinnati resident
Mrs. Pearl Grant was bound and gagged in a plot by a man woman and boy who robbed her of $70 and left her in a vacant lot. She escaped when a boy intervened as the house she identifies as her own caught fire, preventing death.
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Cincinnati
Pearl Grant
Wisconsin primary results show tight races for governor and Congress
Wisconsin voters produced a light turnout with key contests undecided. John A. Aylward won the Democratic nomination for governor. Jamies O. Davidson led the Republican bid by about 40 000 votes. Congressional races in the Third, Ninth, and Fourth districts remained close as Babcock and Mahoney battled, with Kempf securing the state treasurer nomination late in the day.
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Wisconsin
Sec
Lndicate Des
Jamies O. Davidson
Irvine L. Lenroot
Ernor
John A. Aylward
Madigan
Ernest Merton
Waukesha
William J. Cary
Milwaukee
Theobald Otten
William H. Stafford
Henry F. Cochems
J. W. Babcock
D. O. Mahoney
Edward S. Minor
Gustav Kustermann
Frank X. Boden
Francis B. McGovern
Milwaukee County
John J. Kempf
Babcock
Dowie Denies Charges in Zion City Dispute
John Alexander Dowie released a written denial from Shiloh House Zion City asserting innocence to accusations by Wilbur G Voliva. Dowie claims public maliced remarks lack proof and accuses Voliva and Zion officials of dishonesty while urging Zion followers to remain loyal.
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Chicago
Shiloh House
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur G
Voliva
Dowie
Volive
Trial of Cronstadt Mutineers Opens Behind Closed Doors
In Cronstadt on September 6 the trial began for 200 mutineers including M. Onipko a peasant leader. fifty civilians are among the accused. More than 1,000 witnesses are to be heard and the proceedings are anticipated to be lengthy.
May Bring Back Stensland From Tangier
State's Attorney Healy received word from Olson in Tangier Morocco with ex banker Paul O Stensland asking that Olson and James Keeley Tribune managing editor be appointed to return Stensland to the United States. Barbour informed Governor Deneen who then asked Roosevelt to delegate them. No US warship will pass Morocco for at least fifty days. they will place Stensland on a vessel bound for the United States or charter one.
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Chicago
Healy
Olson
Tangier
Morocco
Paul O. Stensland
James Keeley
The
Chicago Tribune
Stensland
Barbour
Deneen
Springfield
Roosevelt
Hastings Asylum Farmer Fatally Injured by Corn Cutter
C. E. Wood, head farmer at Hastings asylum, was adjusting a corn cutting machine when he was struck by flying debris. He died three hours later after suffering the loss of an eye and severe head injuries.
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Hastings
Minn
C. E. Wood
Hastings Asylum
Wood
Pere Marquette Flyer Crashes Into Passenger Train
Traverse City Mich Sept 6 A Pere Marquette flyer struck passenger train No 10 at Wallin as it backed onto a siding. Two tramps were killed and a third seriously injured. The collision caused severe engine damage and disrupted service.
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Traverse City
Mich
Wallin
James Unknown
Confess
Otto Wilford
Nelson Wins Wisconsin First District Victory Narrowly
Madison Wis Sept 6 John H Nelson Republican has been elected to succeed the late H C Adams by about 56000 over Grant Thomas Nelson also takes the primary nomination for the Sixtieth Congress defeating M S Dudgeon by 4000
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Madison
Wis
John H. Nelson
Rep
H. C. Adams
Grant Thomas
Nelson
M. S. Dudgeon
Dynamite Attack Threatens Ore Train Near Ashland
Near Ironwood Michigan on September 6 a dynamite blast on a Wisconsin Central ore train damaged the locomotive and switch area as engineers Charles Nelson and Patrick Walsh escaped serious injury. The blast aimed to wreck a passenger train due soon, but the ore train, traveling about twenty five miles an hour, narrowly avoided disaster.
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Ironwood
Mich
Wisconsin Central
Ashland
Charles Nelson
Patrick Walsh
Ae Eiadance
Sebastopol Officers Threaten Retaliation Over Death Sentence
In Sebastopol on September 6 officers of a rifle regiment respond to a terrorist notice declaring Col Dum hadde condemned to death by pledging retaliation if attacked. They vow to exact punishment on leaders of the progressive movement. The fate of three Ganson members who disappeared last week remains unclear.
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Congress
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