Thaw S Lawyer Seeks Delay In Deportation Fight
Thaw remains in a Sherbrooke hospital cell as new counsel Charles White moves to delay deportation by seeking habeas corpus. Thaw’s money flows in, and an immigration hearing looms while guardians guard the fugitive from Matteawan.
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Matteawan
United States
George Lauder Carnegie
Thaw
Margaret
Charles D. White
Sherbrooke
William Travers Jerome
New York
Canada
Supreme Court
le Cour Superieur
W. L. Shurtleff
Coaticook
Carnegie and Wife to Canada in Thaw Case
George L. Carnegie, Harry Thaw’s brother in law, and Mrs. Carnegie with a New York attorney left for Sherbrooke Quebec. They planned to reach by nine tonight after talks with Thaw. Carnegie signaled strong support saying, It will be some fight.
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Sree
Awyer
Canada
New York
George Lauder Carnegie
Harry Thaw
Sam
New Hampshire Would Not Welcome Thaw Reentry
Governor Felker announced that New Hampshire would promptly extradite Harry K. Thaw to New York if he reenters the state via Canada deportation and legal justification exists. Attorney General James P. Tuttle said extradition is wholly at the executive’s control.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. H
New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
New York
Felker
James P. Tuttle
Harrison in Charge of Florence Normal School
In Montgomery Alabama on August 20 Professor W R Harrison of Florence Normal School will act as president until the state normal school board meets in October. The board failed to elect a president after an hour in the governor's office. Harrison will discharge duties in the interim. Superintendent Henry J Willingham wired full power to Harrison and is expected to be selected as the permanent head. The board appears united in favor of Willingham.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. R. Harrison
Florence Normal School
State Normal School Board
Harrison
Henry J. Willingham
Wil
Willingham
Tim
Moonlight Hop Aboard Pleasure Hay To Battles Wharf
St Vincents Club hosts a moonlight hop on the steamer Pleasure Hay to Battles Wharf Wednesday August 20. Boat departs at 7 45 p m with music dancing and singing promised. Tickets priced 18 19 20 cents.
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St. Vincent’s Club
Battles Wharf
Mexican Negotiations With Lind Continue Quietly
The Mexican foreign minister said talks with Lind are still ongoing but confidential. Mexico rejected Wilson's proposals, signaling possible closure unless Washington offers new terms. Lind remains optimistic about Mexico considering peace plans.
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Washington
United States
Federico Gamboa
Lind
Mexico
Wilson
John Lind
Urrutia
Huerta
Mexico City
Mr. Lind
United
Foreign Office
Tacubaya
Senate stalls Mexican policy debate as inquiry resolutions deferred
In Washington on August 20 the senate showed reluctance to discuss Mexican affairs. The foreign relations committee spent its session on other business as Penrose and Poindexter resolutions were postponed indefinitely. The agreement to refrain from pressing the Mexican question remained in force.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Penrose
Poindexter
Diggs Slavery Case Headed to Jury Tonight
Maury I. Diggs may learn tonight if he is innocent or guilty of violating the Mann white slave law in San Francisco. The jury is to decide after closing arguments by prosecutors and defense counsel on whether Diggs went to Reno with Marsha Warrington for immoral purposes or fled Sacramento out of fear.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Maury I. Diggs
Theodore J. Roche
Diggs
Robert Devilin
Nathan Coghlan
Matt I. Sullivan
Marsha Warrington
F. Drew Caminetti
Lola Norris
Sacramento
Reno
Nev
Warrington
van Fleet
Harrison Chosen Governor General of the Philippines
Representative Francis Burton Harrison of New York is selected as governor general of the Philippines. President Wilson will send the nomination to the Senate. Harrison, a Democrat and Yale Law School graduate, served in five Congresses and fought in the Spanish War.
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Associated Press
Washington
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Philippines
Wilson
Senate
Harrison
New York City
Yale
Underwood
Hughes
Garrison
White House
Diaz Will Enter For Presidency
General Felix Diaz of Mexico arrived in Montreal on his way to Europe and planned to leave for Liverpool aboard the Empress of Ireland. He expressed optimism about Mexico and said he would be a candidate for the presidency in October elections. His supporters are already active and he expects to return home weeks before the polls.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Europe
Quebec
Liverpool
Diaz
United States
Wilson
Mexican Republic
Navy to cruise the Mediterranean aboard ten battleships
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels announced a month long Mediterranean cruise for ten battleships and torpedo boat destroyers of the Atlantic fleet. The ships depart October 25 and return December 20 with crew shore leave and visits to ports as they pass Gibraltar.
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Associated Press
Washington
Josephus Daniels
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Gibraltar
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now Well
A man writes of relief from a fifty year tetter case using Hobson's Eczema Ointment. He claims the ointment cured the burning itching and skin disease. The advertisement cites ER CHEMICAL CO of St Louis and Van Antwerp Drug Corp of Philadelphia as sellers.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Connecticut Peaches Face Heat and Drought
Hartford, Conn. August 20. Lack of moisture costs fruit growers thousands daily as the peach crop ripens faster than it can be picked and sold. The report highlights the urgent need for water to prevent crop losses statewide. A Kentucky resident’s kidney story is also noted as a filler testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Italian Explorer Tops Himalayan Summit Height
Milan August 20 Dr Piacenza Italian explorer reaches summit of Mount Numzkum 22000 feet high in the Himalayas according to a telegraph received today from the expedition headquarters.
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Associated Press
Milan
Piacenza
Mount
Numzkum
Himilayas
Searcy Faces Peonage Trial in Federal Court
In Montgomery Alabama Butler Searcy stands trial for holding Wash Gardner a Black man in peonage on his Butler County farm. Gardner testified he was beaten chained and taken to Cuba to prevent appeal to authorities. Prosecution led by William H Armbrrecht and F L Vance with DOJ agents present.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wash Gardner
Butler County
Butler Searcy
Wintler Searcy
Sam
Andrew Searcy
Lloyd Kimbrough
Gardner
Searcy
Cuba
United States
William H. Armbrecht
Mobile
F. L. Vance
Department of Justice
London variety artists oppose Johnson show
The Federation of Variety Artists plans effective action to bar Jack Johnson from London music halls. The Times reports protests rise after word Johnson will perform at a small Fast End theatre next week amid warnings over his alleged violations of United States white slave laws.
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Associated Press
London
Federation of Variety Artists
The
Times
Jack Johnson
Johnson
United States
Borah Cuts Hand Opening Mineral Water Bottle
Senator Borah of Idaho was severely cut on the hand when a mineral water bottle broke while he was removing the metal cap in the senate cloak room. Four stitches were needed to close the wound and a senate employee fainted from the excitement. The senator, weakened by blood loss, returned home with a senate attendant.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Lilly Smith Day Festivities At Ponce De Leon Park
Festivities planned at Ponce de Leon park in Atlanta for Lilly Smith day accompany the season finale between Birmingham and Atlanta. Local batteries Thompson Dunn oppose Evans Mayer in the probable battery matchups as ideal weather sets the scene for the event.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
Birmingham
Thompson and Dunn
Evans and Mayer
Lookouts and Volunteers in Double Header Today
Nashville and Chattanooga meet in a double header in Chattanooga. This marks Nashville’s last appearance of the season at the venue. Batteries: Chattanooga Howell and Graham against Nashville Boland and Noyes. second game Chattanooga Summerl and Street versus Nashville Fleharty and Gibson.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Nashville
Howell
Graham
Boland
Noyes
Summerl
Street
Fleharty
Gibson
Moonlight Hop on steamer Pleasure Bay to Battles Wharf
St Vincent's Club hosts a moonlight hop aboard Pleasure Bay on Wednesday August 20. Boat departs 7:45 p m and returns before last car with music and dancing at Battles Wharf. Everyone invited and encouraged to attend.
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St. Vincent’s Club
Pleasure Bay
Battles Wharf
Battles
Resinol Heals Itching Skin and Eruptions
The Resinol ointment and soap claim to clear skin impurities and stop itching quickly. Doctors have used it for eighteen years to treat eczema rashes ringworm pimples and other skin issues with a claim of safety for tender skin. Sold by druggists nationwide with a free trial offer from department 9 P Resinol Baltimore Md.
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United States
Resinol
Baltimore
Self-styled bigamist claims whiskey caused his crimes
Walter F. Fensler surrendered to New Orleans police saying whiskey made him a bigamist after marrying Ada Keating in 1905 and Elizabeth Jones in Alabama and Lone Beckham in Mississippi. He claimed drunkenness since 1905 and requested a mental health check before being remanded to prison.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Walter F. Fensler
Buffington
Ohio
Ada Keating
Lima
Birmingham
Ala
Elizabeth Jones
Oneonto
Pascagoula
Miss
Lone Beckham
Lee Beckham
Inlaw
Fensler
Aills and Myers Musical Comedy At Dreamland
Roscoe Aills and Simon Myers drew strong crowds at Dreamland last night with their eccentric Turkey Trot and other routines. The audience greeted their musical entertainment with hearty applause as they announced a matinee program change for tomorrow.
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Aills and Myers
Dreamland
Aills
Myers
Roscoe Aills
Simon Myers
Messrsville and Myers
Domestic Troubles shines in second half week of farce
The Item advertises a screaming farce comedy Domestic Troubles with every company member delivering a bright performance. An advertisement coupon offers one free child with one paid ticket for Friday matinee only. Matinee prices are ten and twenty cents. evening seats are five, ten, twenty, and thirty cents.
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Florence
Congress
Japan
Daniels
Secretary of Navy
Connecticut
A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Mitchell
Foley
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Himilaya
Castoria
B. Luscher & Son
Dauphin St
Nelson & Bailey’s
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal St
Billy Smith
Aldershot
Eta
Cears
Adv
State Streets
Crichton Lumber CO
Adams
Dauphin Street
Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland Amusement Co
Warner
Silogeneen
Cox
Dept
Gaz N.Y
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
South
Smith
Carnegie Library
Broun
Alabama
Chas C, Thach
M. A
Auburn, Ala
Windsor Cafe
Albert E. Reynolds
Colden A. Brown
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Dave S. Bauer
Leczew
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Conception Streets
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