Thaw Deportation Complications Intrigue Coaticook Crowd
In Coaticook Quebec Harry K J Thaw remains in immigration detention as lawyers delay deportation. William Travers Jerome posted bail on gambling charges and awaits a preliminary hearing. A Montreal habeas corpus stay and a wandering deportation order create a tangled legal scene. Thaw was serenaded by a band as cheers rose from a sympathetic crowd.
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Mby Associated Press
Coaticook
Que
Harry JK. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Norton’s Mill
Thaw
Jjerome
McKee
Montreal
Fittings
Matteawan
Teri
Dominion Py
Minister of the Interior
J. N. Greenshields
N. K. la Flamme
Ottawa
Jerome Avoids Coaticook Court in Gambling Case
William Travers Jerome remained in Norton Mills Vermont and said he would not depart for Coaticook Quebec to face gambling charges yesterday. He planned to wait until afternoon to decide his next move.
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Associated Press
Norton Mills
William Travers Jerome
Coaticook
Que
Rushing Provisions to Federal Garrison
Six federal troop trains head toward Juarez from Chihuahua to reclaim $200000 in provisions for the Chihuahua Federal forces. The movement underscores supply reinforcements as El Paso reports the operation during September.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Juarez
Chihuahua
Cotton buyers gain from bale size ruling in steamship rates
Montgomery Sept. 6. New information from the Savannah Maritime Association indicates cotton buyers profit from a bale size ruling. Bales from gin boxes of 27 by 54 inches may be accepted up to 30 by 60 at the port with affidavit certificates. density must meet 22.5 pounds per cubic foot or face extra freight.
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Montgomery
Reuben F. Kolb
Agriculture and Industries
Savannah Maritime Association
EB. A. Armand
Armand
Kolb
Mr. Armand
Steamship
Body Found in Mobile River Near Three Mile Creek
The body of an unidentified Black man was recovered from the Mobile River above Three Mile Creek on a Saturday morning. Authorities said the corpse had been in the water for several days and was turned over to the city sexton for burial after Groner Hirshfield viewed the remains.
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Mobile River
Three-Mile Creek
Groner Hirshfield
Commissioner Lyons Absent as City Hall Board Reorganizes
City Commissioner Pat J. Lyons left Mobile Friday and will be absent from the meeting. Commissioners Laz Schwarz and Harry will run the department in Lyons's absence.
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Pat J. Lyons
Mobile
Laz Schwarz
Harry
Tell Tale Letter Points to Slayer in Chinatown Murder
A love letter to the white wife of Charles Sing, a wealthy Chinese merchant killed at his home last Tuesday, was found in the residence. Written by George der Norn a Chinese restaurant owner it urged her to flee to China and is the first real clue to the murder. Detectives found torn photographs of the dead man with crimson stains and many postal card photos of about fifty white girls with money appeals. Stubs of money orders were scattered in the room.
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Chicago
Charles Sing
George der Norn
China
der Norn
New Haven Stock Slumps After Morgan Withdrawal
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad stock fell nearly two points at the opening on September six as J P Morgan Co pulled its fiscal agent role. Early trading showed a first quote at 99 3 4, down a point, with a brief rebound to 91 as support appeared at 90.
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Associated Press
New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan & Co
New Revolution Reported in Santo Domingo Sparks Naval Action
Reports of a new revolution in Santo Domingo prompt the gunboat Des Moines to Puerta Plata as U S authorities monitor instability. Official sources from Washington confirm escalating tensions and potential foreign involvement.
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Des Moines
Puerta Plata
Associated Press
Washington
Santo Domingo
First Ouster Suit Against Corporation
Daniel W. Troy files quo warranto in Montgomery Circuit Court to eject Montgomery Light and Power Company for non payment of franchise tax. The case aims to assert full capital tax for properties in Montgomery Elmore and Tallapoosa counties and set a regional precedent. The company faced ten day summons to appear and answer the charges.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Light and Power Company
Daniel W. Troy
Montgomery Light and Water Power Company
Alabama
Troy
Elmore
Tallapoosa
W. W. Pearson
State of
Genes Arenance Power Company
Surveying party held as burglars in Steamboat Springs
An entire eminent surveying party was arrested on burglary charges and pleaded not guilty in Steamboat Springs Colorado. R A Teller chief of the party and son of a Colorado senator and Joseph Roper of Washington nephew of A E Sheridan are named among those charged with entering a farmhouse and taking bedding.
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Associated Press
Steamboat Springs
Col
R. A. Teller
Senator Teller
Colorado
Joseph Roper
Washin
D. C
A. E. Sheridan
National Agricultural Department
Fire damages frame house on New Jersey street
The roof of a one story frame dwelling at No. 708 New Jersey street burned off Saturday morning around 2 45. The fire caused other damage and police suspect incendiary cause. Alarm came from box 314 and investigations proceed.
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New Jersey Street
Weather forecast bulletin for several states
Weather notes predict showers in Alabama tonight or Sunday and local thunderstorms in Mississippi. Widespread showers expected in Louisiana and nearby areas with moderate winds from the east and northwest.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Hobson Attacks ONeal Could Cost Him Votes
Alabama officials condemn Captain Hobson's attack on Governor ONeal as unwarranted with many expecting political cost. Governor ONeal plans a short dignified reply after consultations with advisers, aiming for a prudent response next day.
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Hobson
O'Neal
Montgomery
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Billingsgate
Sixth Congressional District
Alabama
Capitol
Camden
Democrats Move Toward Tariff Vote After Settlement
Democratic senate leaders, hopeful of Progressive Republican support, claim all differences settled except Louisiana senators. They aim to bring the tariff bill to a vote before adjournment, with expectations of a vote Monday or Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
United
Louisiana
Senate
Escape of Thaw Teaches Lesson
Authorities at Matteawan hospital begin a second fence with a large gate where Harry K. Thaw escaped on August 17 by dashing out when the milk man door was opened. A two gate system and sliding gates are planned to prevent such an escape.
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Associated Press
Beacon
N. Y
Matteawan Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
May Provide Room For Many School Children
New York report credits three school superintendents who sacrificed their summer vacation to tackle overcrowded schools. By reorganizing space and combining classes, they expect part time pupils to drop from 160000 to 30000 when schools open Monday. The effort aims to end a decade of congestion.
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Associated Press
New York
Man Found Sleeping 35 Days After Disappearance
Fred Keeble, a Tennessee visitor, was found asleep for 35 days at his uncle R. P. Keeble’s San Jose home after disappearing August 3. Local doctors attempted awakening as searches noted his long slumber.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Cal
Fred Keeble
Tennessee
R. P. Keeble
Keeble
Oe Anes Ranch
Director Abe Falls Victim in Tokyo Knife Attack
Moritaro Abe director of the political bureau at the Japanese foreign office died from two sword wounds after an assault by unidentified assailants near the railway. The motive is debated amid unrest over China policy and a questioned mistaking him for Sun Yat Sen.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Moritaro Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
Hijuin
China
Peking
Sone
Nanking
America
Abe
Foreign Office
Baron Makino
California
Sun Yat Sen
Japan
Government of
Hsing
River mystery as nude woman's body found near Cliffside
New York observers report detectives puzzled by a body found near Cliffside New Hampshire with head arms and legs missing. Investigators noted a pillow case sheet and sewn tag bearing rest well brand 20x27 Chicago 89 cents suggesting possible dissection and transport from New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Cliffside
N. H
Ceeechee
Chicago
Hannibal Taggart Acquitted in Daughter's Murder
In Nashville Indiana on September 6 Hannibal Taggart was acquitted of murdering his 16 year old daughter Norma. The case had charged his brother Frank and Frank's wife Ella with murder as well but the defense argued Norma died from fright due to ongoing cruel treatment.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Ind
Hannibal Taggart
Norma
Frank
Ella
Locomotive Engineers to Seek New Wage Schedule
Kansas City dispatch says engineers and firemen on railroads west of Chicago will soon ask for revised wages. About a thousand men will present their request formally in October after an announcement made last night.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Confessed Assassin Seeks Pardon in Idaho Case
Hartry Orchard, who confessed to the assassination of former Governor Frank Stellend, has filed the required papers to apply for a full and absolute pardon at the October Pardons meeting. The report notes Orchard’s prior sentencing and his renewed pursuit of clemency.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Hartry Orchard
Frank Stellend
Church of
Waukesha
Babe
Catholics in Rome Hold International Society Contest
In Rome on September 6 an International Catholic Society contest opened under patronage. Four clubs entered from various regions for prizes, highlighting competitive Catholic youth activities amid a developing event.
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Associated Press
Rome
Anon
Unilike
Trom Totes
Fire sweeps large area of Hot Springs destroying buildings
A vast blaze in Hot Springs Ark last night left between fifty and fifty five blocks burned with losses around six million dollars. About 2500 people were left homeless and camped near Oaklawn Park and State Fair Grounds as Governor Hays sent two militia units. The fire destroyed homes and key structures while power and water services were disrupted and a mass meeting was planned to organize relief efforts.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
McClendon
Hays
Oaklawn
Grand Avenue
Sentinel Record
New Era
Daily News
Ceanronne
High Schoo
Park
Moody and Pr
Steamer Hohenfelde Blown Off Course in Severe Storm
More than sixty hours overdue, the German steamer Hohenfelde reached Norfolk after a Tuesday storm drove it 158 miles north of Cape Henry. Crews aboard the barges Ash and Sampson are feared lost after Pamlico Bay wreckage, with the Anna Heidritter in distress off Hatteras and the Dipton arriving with news. The British tanker Glennen was floated in good condition after running ashore at Ocracoke. the Anna Heidritter is being towed to Norfolk.
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Associated . Press
Norfolk
Savannah
Hulst
Frying Pan Shoal
Cape Henry
Sawyer
Ash and Son
Pamlico Bay
Sampson
Dipton
Anna Heidritter
Hatteras
Associated Press
Washington
Glennen
Ocracoke Island
South Atlantic
Anna Heiduitter
Three Alcatraz Prisoners Foiled Escape Near Fort Mason
Three federal prisoners from Alcatraz scaled a high embankment near Fort Mason in San Francisco and attempted to flee amid gunfire. Two escapees, Hichester and Wheeler, were wounded. the third was captured as guards pressed the chase.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Fort Mason Military Reservation
Arry Hichester
Earl Wheeler
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