Extradition Case Study as Thaw Seeks Quick Decision
The Associated Press reports Harry K. Thaw awaits a federal ruling and hopes Governor Felker decides against extradition to avoid habeas corpus. Ten law clerks study state and federal rulings while Thaw’s lawyers search for any precedent of extraditing a criminally insane suspect. Federal Judge Aldrich echoed the lack of such cases.
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Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Harry AK. Thaw
Washington
United States Court
Felker
Thaw
Aldrich
Littleton
William T. Jerome
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A patent medicine claims to cure kidney and bladder issues including gravel and diabetes. It promises relief for men women and children and offers mail order delivery from Dr. E W Hall in St. Louis Missouri. One bottle provides two months of treatment and testimonials from Alabama are requested.
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Texas
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Strong Appeal for the Red Cross
The Red Cross released a letter from General Nelson A Miles describing Balkan war horrors and Bulgarian suffering. He cites 4000 wounded men without shelter and inadequate hospital care and medical stores as key calamities. He urges relief funds and proposes sending part to the Red Cross of Servia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bulgaria
Red Cross Today
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
Red Cross
Servia
Cadiz Woman Credits Cardui For Sleep And Strength
Mrs Boon Sanders of Cadiz Kentucky describes nervous exhaustion and insomnia last spring and summer. She reports using Cardus and later Cardui the woman's tonic and says she now rests well and does housework with renewed strength. The ad promotes Cardui as a safe vegetable remedy and invites letters to the Chattanooga Medicine Co for a 64 page home treatment book.
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Cadiz
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Kolb Warns Against Cotton Bale Size Fee
Commissioner R F Kolb warns newspapers that cotton bales measuring 30x60 inches should not be penalized and urges wide publicity. The issue centers on illegal $1 fees by buyers in Covington County tied to bale size. steamship companies allow expansion from 27x54 to 30x60 inches, yet penalties linger in buyers pockets.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
R. F. Kolb
Andalusia
Covington County
Kolb
Yale Law School Vacancy Doubt Cast Over Deanship
Yale Law School faces a vacancy as Dean Henry Wade Rogers accepts appointment to the United States Circuit Court. No successor named, but William Howard Taft, Kent professor of law at Yale, is frequently mentioned as a potential replacement. Taft and family returned from Murray Bay Ontario yesterday.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law School
United States Circuit Court
Yale University
Deen Rogers
William H. Taft
Kent
Yale College
Taft
Murrey Bay
Ont
The Stitches of Art in Imperial Pattern Outfit
A display of embroidery stitches offered by The Item details up to 160 designs in the Imperial Pattern Outfit. It teaches stitches like Outline Chain Satin Buttonhole and more with illustrated instructions. The pack costs 69 cents plus six coupons mailed for 7 extra cents, a fraction of the regular price of 16 dollars.
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Kensington
Druggist Posey arraigned for illicit cocaine sale
Police report J R Posey druggist was arraigned in recorder's court and case continued to September 19 due to a missing material witness Lillie McNeal. Restaurantkeepers Simonson and Canto fined for screening ordinance violations. Santiz and Albert set to September 25 to screen their places. Rita Momma fined for screening violation. Austin Brown Negro held to grand jury on grand larceny charge with $500 bond.
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J. R. Posey
Recorder’s Court
Lillie McNeal
J. Simonson
Gus Canto
Edington
G. A. Santiz
Joe Albert
F. R. Harsh
Austin Brown
W. F E. Edgar
Married for fear of American beauties
Anne Dancrey the French beauty explains she married M. Anduoin before sailing to the United States to avoid a possible infidelity by her handsome husband. She and her husband arrived in New York to fulfill a theater engagement and she feared a tragic end to their romance if she waited.
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New York
M. Anduoin
Anne Dancrey
America
Theobald's Park Destroyed By Fire In London Suburb
Fire at Theobald's Park in Waltham Cross, London, probably incendiary, consumed the mansion and a large fortune. The property belonged to Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton Meux, who inherited it from Lady Meux on the condition he take the Meux name. Loss estimated at $500000.
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Associated Press
London
Theobald
Private car lines become defendants in ICC probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission directed that all owners and operators of private car lines be named defendants in its interstate shipment investigation. The probe, begun over a year ago, targets alleged unreasonable practices and excessive trunk line allowances. The commission signals potential further orders and possible Justice Department actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Department of Justice
Folk Named Solicitor for State Department
Joseph W. Folk former Missouri governor is appointed solicitor for the state department. Secretary Bryan says Folk was not an aspirant but was chosen for his fitness and the office was tendered to him.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
State Department
Bryan
Folk
Auto party held up by bandits near Bryan Ohio
A party led by Herman C. G. Laynes of St. Louis, with five others including two women, were held up by three men in an automobile six miles east of Bryan, Ohio. The robbers took 2000 dollars, a gold purse, and jewelry, then fled in two cars. Sheriff Samuel Weinland was wounded while arresting one suspect, R. W. Duffy of Toledo. two other suspects were later captured near Wauseon.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Herman C. G. Laynes
St. Louis
Bryan
Samuel Weinland
Williams County
Weinland
R. W. Duffy
Wauseon
Japan Restive Under Delay Over California Land Law
Viscount Chinda Japanese ambassador met with President Wilson to discuss the California alien land law as Tokyo grows restive under delay in replying to the fourth Japanese note. Secretary Bryan has not answered, and John Bassett Moore is away on vacation until next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Viscount Chinda
Wilson
California
Bryan
Tokio
China
United States
John Bassett Moore
Japan
Chinda
Eucalyptus Oil in Scarlet Fever Sparks Medical Debate
Dr J B Murphy, who treated Colonel Roosevelt after a Chicago shooting, returned from London where at the International Medical Congress he claimed eucalyptus oil rubs in scarlet fever prevent contagion and may eliminate the need for quarantines. Another report from Henry Head suggested insanity may self erase by the third generation.
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Associated Press
New York
J. B. Murphy
Roosevelt
Chicago
Imperator
London
International Medical Congress
Henry Head
London Hospital
Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Local Customer
M. E. Gebhart of Oriole Pa. reports taking a dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured his diarrhoea and also helped others he gave it to. An ordinary attack can usually be cured by one or two doses. Sold by all dealers.
Fremed Hand to Hand Attack Ends in Fatality in Baltimore
In MALTIMOORE on Sept 18 Charles G Guth president of a large candy company fought a crazed Black former chauffeur Geerge Murphy wielding an ax in Guths garage. Guth struck Murphy who died later en route to a hospital. Guth remained in custody as police investigate.
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Associated Press
Maltimoore
Eutaw Place
Charles G. Guth
Geerge Murphy
Deaths and Funerals Captain Charles Martin
Captain Charles Martin a longtime tugboat operator in this port died after a long illness at his daughter's home on South Jefferson Street. He was 66, a native of Cohuana Spain, and had lived here over thirty years. Survived by one daughter, one sister in Spain, and other relatives. Burial was held Thursday in Magnolia cemetery after Catholic rites at St. Vincent's Church.
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Charles Martin
John P. Sweeney
South
Jefferson Street
Cohuana
Spain
Martin
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Mag‘nolia
Pankhurst to Visit New York Amid US Debate on Militancy
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst will be hosted by Mrs C H P Belmont in New York after arriving aboard the Imperator. Belmont says Pankhurst will be admitted to the United States and will discuss suffrage without militant methods, noting militancy is not needed in America.
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New York
Emmeline Pankhurst
New York City
C. H. P. Belmont
Europe
Imperator
Personal notices list visitors in Mobile
Mrs. F. G. Dure of New Orleans visits relatives, Mrs. M. A. Wall hosting at 250 South Conception. John F. Willis returns from New York with Willis & Percy. Rachel T. Neel and husband from Huntington register at Hattie House. Mr. Huntington eyes land values in Mobile. E. Lee Higdon Jr of Birmingham visits. C. C. Harper of Rome, Ga, visits. Cr W. Thomas of Citronelle spends vacation. Fred Parmalee of Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road in Mobile on business. Mrs. Robert Beal travels to Rome, Ga. Miss Irwin Fearn heads to New York City for Miss Bangs winter program. Ben Lackey and wife of Meridian visit Mobile, stay at Blenville Hotel. W. D. Nesbitt of Magnolia Compress attends funeral of Julian A. Watters in Mobile. H. W. Laird and wife of Atlanta stay at Cawthon. Dr Boniere Hough of Jacksonville visits Mobile.
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Rachel T. Neel
Huntington, W. Va
City
Hattie House
Mr. Huntington
Mobile
Fred Parmalee
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton
Atlanta
W.D. Nesbitt
Magnolia Compress
Birmingham
Cawthon Hotel
Julian, A. Watters
Dr Kings New Life Pills Praised By Mrs Dunlap
A Tennessee resident from Leadill, Mrs. M. C. Dunlap, praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for prompt relief without pain. Advertised price 25 cents with recommendation from Van Antwerp Drug Co.
Evangelist Rev Roy Hudson in guarded farewell revival
In Mexico Missouri a sheriff sat in the front row as Rev Roy Hudson the evangelist and former pugilist preached a farewell revival service. He had been arrested earlier for wife abandonment in Terre Haute Indiana and waived extradition to return there. Hudson said his wife deserted him after he paid a fine for her in police court.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Roy Hudson
Terre Haute
Ind
Hudson
Indiana
Cooperative Mission News Bureau Opens In Nashville
The Cooperative Mission News Bureau opened in Nashville under the Southern Baptist, Southern Methodist and Southern Presbyterian foreign mission boards with Ida Clyde Clarke as head. It aims to supply social papers with news from the foreign mission field, marking an innovation in church work.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist
Southern Methodist
Southern Presbyterian Foreign Mission Boards
Ida Clyde Clarke
Navy Yard at Jersey City Site Named
Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced the proposed site for a new navy yard in the Greenville section of Jersey City to replace the current New York yard which is outgrowing its quarters.
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Associated Press
New York
Daniels
Navy Yard
Greenville
Jersey City
New York Yard
Macadam Road Project Planned in Alabama
State Highway Engineer W. S. Keller awarded a contract to build three miles of macadam road in Jackson County, Alabama. The project on the Bass Station toward the Tennessee line highway costs $8,000 and will be completed soon.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jackson County
Bass Station
Tennessee Line
W. S. Keller
Refrigeration Congress Opens in Chicago With Technical Papers
The Chicago refrigeration congress began sessions today after yesterday’s organizational meeting. Officials named presidents to oversee six sections and attendees read papers on technical refrigeration topics.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy priced at 50 cents. It claims to darken gray hair naturally and evenly while also eliminating dandruff and scalp itching. The formula supposedly restores gloss and lustre after a few applications.
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Wyeth
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Miss Irwin Fearn
Miss Bangs
Ben Lackey
Meridian
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