Jerome Ready for Big Run Against Immigration Board
Immigration hearings in Sherbrooke test Thaw's claim that he entered Canada as a visitor and is not amenable to the immigration act. Judge Hutchinson refused a writ of prohibition, Thaw aided by witnesses including H Johnson and Ben Cardeaux as hearings resume at 2 pm. Jerome paces the platform while awaiting further action and a potential border dash to Vermont.
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Thaw
Canaha
New York State
Hutchinson
Sherbrooke
Laflame
Harry K Thaw
Sie Thaw
H. Johnson
Ben Cardeaux
Barford
Canada
Sealth
Vermont
William Travers Jerome
Gray Ear
Caminetti Case Ready for Jury in Mann Act Trial
San Francisco September 4 The defense rested this morning in an effort to prove that F Drew Caminetti did not violate the Mann White Slave Act by leaving his wife and children and fleeing to Beno with Lola Norris Manny I Diggs and Marsha Warrington The government arguments opened and the case probably will go to the jury tomorrow afternoon.
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San Francisco
F. Drew Caminetti
Beno
Lola Norris
Manny I. Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Record Stock Report Reaches New Week High
Stock yards report four days of trading yield 101327 in receipts a new weekly record. Estimated money in cattle trades during hours reaches about a million and a half dollars or three thousand dollars per minute.
No Truth in Report of Executions in Mexico
Washington dispatch reports Consul Hanna in Monterey and Consul Hostetter in Hermosillo denying a rumor that six Americans were executed by a Mexican general at Torreon. No confirmation found.
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Washington, D. C
Hanna
Monterey
Ion
Torreon
Hostetter
Hermosileee
Wife and son killed in suspected domestic incident
Neighbors found a couple dead in their home this morning. The woman had been beaten and the child left with severe injuries. Police pursued a man named Peterson, believed involved, after he and his wife had separated four weeks earlier. Bloodhounds joined the search as authorities explained the motive cited in a possible attempt to drive him from shelter.
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Rasmus Peterson
Peterson
Huerta on Job Would Resign to Become Eligible
Hale reports to President Wilson and Secretary Bryan about Huerta payoffs and possible resignation to clear the way for his eligibility. Dispatches from Mexico City say prominent Mexicans expect Huerta to resign to back Geronimo Trevino for the presidency, a plan officials have long suspected. Hale’s discussions with administration aides touched on negotiations led by Lind and Huerta, though specifics were not disclosed.
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Washington
William Bayard Hale
Mexico
Wilson
John Lind
Huerta
Mexico City
Hale
Geronimo Trevino
Sana
Benator Weeks Faces Party Rift Over Resolution
In a political dispute, Republican Benator Weeks appears aligned with a faction arguing the resolution should proceed, while Democrats critique the move suggesting it deepens party division.
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Benator Weeks
Aviation toll mounts worldwide with 333 deaths since 1906
The record shows 333 aviation deaths globally since 1906 and 112 fatalities in the current year. The data reflects losses across the army and navy as heavier aircraft and military use expand.
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Washington
Army Navy
Army
Unclear Senate Hearing On Miners Disorder Cited
A fragment describes Walter S. Woods of the Standard Splint company testifying before a senate committee about lawlessness and disorder among miners. He laments there is no one to stop it and cites unrest on the creek.
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Sion Ok
Govind Tx
Walter S. Woods
Standard Splint Company
On Creek
Senate
Army Aviator Moses Love Dies In Fall Near California
First Lieutenant Moses L. Love of the U S Army Air Corps perished when his aircraft plunged during an ascent near Cal September 4. Ground observers reported smoke issuing from the machine as it dropped from about four hundred to three hundred feet, ending in a fatal crash.
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Cal
Moses L. Love
S Corps
U. A
Two German Officers Die In Plane Crash
In Brieg Germany on September 4 two members of the figid corps, Lieutenant Von Rek enbrecher and Lieutenant Prinz, were killed when a new aeroplane collapsed its left wing during testing at the military aerodrome. Both aviators were crushed to death.
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Brieg
Germany
Figid Corps
Anylane
von Rekenbrecher
Prinz
Substantial Sweepstakes Offered by Potato Clubs at Intermountain Fair
The Inter mountain fair presents a large prizes program for its children's department with offerings like purebred pigs ewes Jersey calves and pure bred chickens plus farm journals seed and cash. The program aims to stimulate farm life skills through multiple prizes per production and emphasizes demonstration work with the four Hs motto four square training for head hand heart and health.
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Potter
Ashton Power Company Project For Hydro Plant Review
State Public Utilities Commission opened testimony on the Ashton Power Company project to build a hydro electric plant on the upper river to supply power to Utah Light and Power customers. Judge Standrod presides as the commission reviews public need and demand, with three board members considering the case in the coming days.
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D. W. Standrod
State Public Utilities Commission
T Night
Ashton
St. Anthony Power Company
Utah Light & Power Company
Bas
Measure & Power Company
John Blomquist
Alex. Ramstedt
Secret Inquest Opens Into Bar Harbor Express Wreck
In New Haven on September 4 an inquest into the Bar Harbor Express wreck began behind closed doors in Coroner Mix's office. Twenty one passengers were killed and five severely injured remained in critical condition as surgeons assessed their status, with the findings to be turned over to the state.
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New Haven
Bar Harbor
Iit
Criti
Advertiser's Aim Is Satisfaction
A major retailer known for two large city stores enforces strict truth in ads and holds that any clerks promise is the firm head's promise. A customer returns a tablecloth with a minor imperfection seeking satisfaction, and the floorwalker explains the store policy that customer satisfaction is required and issues must be raised to let them satisfy the customer.
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America
Manuel Marries Manuel in Sigmaringen Royal Function
Manuel former king of Portugal wed Princess Augustine Victoria daughter of Prince William of Hohenzollern in Sigmaringen Germany. The ceremony was led by Cardinal gggy with civil functions by Count A oe en grand of the Prussian court. Royal guests included Amelie of Portugal queen mother and the prince of Wales. The quiet wedding followed by luncheon and departure for honeymoon.
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Sigmaringen
Germany
Manuel
Portugal
Augustine Victoria
William of
Principality of
Hohenzollern
Amelie of
Portal
Wale
Elle Friedrich
Coburg
Tarante
Infante
Cariracci
Jon
Sulzer Inquiry Nears End Before Impeachment Trial
New York dispatch reports the Sulzer legislative investigating committee will finish public inquiry today. The Sulzer trial is two weeks away and evidence will go to impeachment managers led by figures such as Alton B. Parker and Edgar Brackett.
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New York
Sulzer
Alton B. Parker
Edgar T. Brackett
Eugene Lamb Richards
Believe Prayer Will Do Work New Sept 4
A dispatch notes one hundred pilgrims rely on prayer for guidance and strength as they travel or gather for a religious observance starting in early September. The report emphasizes faith and collective resolve among participants.
Running on Light Engine and Short Sdne for Twelve Years
Reader fragments describe Curren yesterday near a seven mile west area by a tree, with nine side seats and a bridge noted along a path. Details are unclear but reference long time running and a specific location.
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I Xeens Curren
Yesterda Et
Anal
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Record Stock Report
Presid
Bryan
Huertasment
Boye
Ricultural Colleged
Accusas
Essary
Ashton & &. Anthony Power Company
Holland
Nabobs
Tme
Oclor
Blue Blood Union
Thomas Curren
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