Thaw Deportation Order Carried Out After Appeal Rejected
Ottawa reports acting interior minister Doherty rejected Thaw's appeal from a board of inquiry decision and ordered Thaw's deportation. Writs issued in Montreal did not halt the step. Thaw traveled through Clarksville toward northern Maine before sheriff detained him as a fugitive from justice. Local Coos County officers are mobilized as the case proceeds.
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Ottawa
C. J. Doherty
Interior Department
Thaw
Imation Board of Inquiry
Montreal
Doherty
Seeiahawation
Clarksville
Maine
Coos
Thaw Deportation Proceedings Draw Lawyers’ Outcry
Montreal dispatch reports Harry K. Thaw being taken to the Vermont border at dawn. He resisted and yelled during transit as immigration officials asserted a legal deportation process. Thaw’s lawyers denounced the move, promising appeals and arguing it violates due process.
Thaw Freed by Canadian Officials at Norton Mills
Thaw arrived at Norton Mills near the Vermont line seeking freedom from custody. He climbed into a newspaper correspondent’s car after leaving a Canadian immigration vehicle and expressed surprise at being free to go wherever he chose. He thanked reporters for following him and said he did not yet know his next steps.
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Averill
Vermont Line
Norton Mills
New York
State of New York
Fm of
Vermont
Merton Mills
Corresndents
Cetacarties
Thaw Arrested After Border Wanderings in New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw roamed the hills of Coos county and near Stewartstown before his arrest by Sheriff Drew at a small schoolhouse near Colebrook. He wandered with newspaper men, sought a railroad ticket to Detroit, and failed to contact lawyers as authorities moved him to the village for custody.
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Stewartstown
N. H
Thaw
Colebrooke
Harry K. Thaw
Coos County
Canada
Sheri Drew
Eno
Norton
Es Mere
Canaan
Connecticut River
West Stewartsee
Detroit
Secretary Lane Collapses During Parade Review in Berkeley
Secretary of the Interior Lane collapsed yesterday while reviewing the administration day parade. He remained at his brother Frederick Lane's home in Berkeley, Calif., today and may be able to leave bed today.
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Berkeley
Cal
of the Interior
Lane
Frederick Lane
James J. Hil to entertain 300 veterans in St Paul
James J. Hil will host 300 members of the Veterans Association of the Great Moat at his home on September 16. The group traces its roots to the St Paul and Pacific railroad era. Members with twenty five years of service qualify for the celebration.
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St. Paul
James J. Hil
Veterans Association of the Great Moat
Vesdana Association
St. Paul and Pacific
Depend on Your Neighbors for Business and Support
An essay urges readers to rely on local neighbors in good times and bad. It argues social and business ties should favor community shops over mail order houses, noting neighbors understand and will aid you if needed. It ends with a call to spend locally where you earn recurring value.
Inauguration Day Remembrance of Perry Battle Heroism
Taft spoke at today’s ceremony overlooking Put-in-Bay to mark the centennial of the battle that made the bay famous. He praised Perry’s wartime leadership and the puny fleet’s role, noting the enduring quest for peace and dedication of a monument to all participants.
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Taft
Perry
Harrison
Lang and Miss Josephine Lang wed in quiet ceremony
Peter E Lang and Miss Josephine A In galls of Pocatello were married by Rev Van der Donckt. Bessie Lang was bridesmaid and Charles Cannon groomsman. After a luncheon at the bride s home the couple left for a honeymoon visiting Salt Lake City and Vermont then eastern cities and the world series. Mrs Lang is the daughter of J A Ingalls. Out of town guests include Libbie and Fred Driscoll of Lincoln Nebraska.
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Peter E. Lang
Josephine A. . O
Pocatello
Eine Vlees
Vermont
Bmith Coal Co
Long
J. A. Ingalls
Ingalls
Libbie Driscoll
Fred Driscoll
Lincoln
Neb
Brady and wife to spend days in Idaho on return trip
A wire to the Tribune reports Senator and Mrs. James A. Brady are leaving Washington for Idaho for five or six days. During that period they plan talks with Mayor Turner about park and related matters that have drawn attention.
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the Tribune
James A. Brady
Washington
Idaho
Turner
Park
City Drainage Issues to be Fixed by Pavement Contractors
City reports that the Anage Macguire company has had a force of men at work on several streets to remedy drainage defects. Complaints before the council prompt ongoing efforts to straighten out the water drainage problems as quickly as possible.
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theange-Macguire Company
Pavin Contractors
Cold Night for Tourists at Salisbury Beach Fire
A chill northwest wind met 200 vacationers at Salisbury Beach on Sept 10 as a fire destroyed cottages and hotels. Authorities suspect incendiary origin, with losses estimated at 150000 dollars. Survivors stood through the night in thin clothing with scant belongings.
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Salisbury Beach
Mass
Massachusetts Bay
King Ruins
Nickle Plate Shops Destroyed by Fire in Chicago
Fire gutted the machine and boiler shops of the Nickle Plate railroad in Chicago today causing an estimated loss of 9.5 million dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours with extensive damage reported to rolling stock and facilities.
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Chicago
Nickle Plate Railroad
City council pledges prompt repair of gutters on East Center
Officials state gutters on East Center are being repaired now to ensure proper drainage. All other town areas will be attended to soon and the council promises the work will be properly done, addressing complaints with swift action.
Vote to Issue Bonds for Pocatello Improvements
Polling places for tomorrow's bond election are listed in the city. Qualified electors and taxpayers may vote. supporters argue bonds will fund development with less direct taxes, boosting property values and municipal growth, urging a vote in favor for the stated improvement questions.
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East Center Street
South Arthur Avenue
North Main Street
Valley House
Pocatello
Pampet
Currency Bill Faces House Debate in Banks Committee
The administration currency bill begins its path to law as Chairman Glass opens debate in the House Banking Committee. Democrats aim to finish debate this week and advance to detailed consideration next week. The proposal would place the Federal Reserve Board under new political influences according to critics.
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Washington
Glass
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Mylyn
Livermore Exonerated as Complaint Dismissed in County Case
The case against J. Livermore was dismissed on motion by County Attorney C. D. Smith. The action against Livermore was deemed unjustified and born of anger, eliciting relief among his numerous friends in Poca.
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J. Livermore
C. D. Smith
Mr. Livermore
Poca
Mattie Terdwick Nabbed in raid on North Fourth street
Mattie Terdwick who runs an establishment for nocturnal visitors at 427 North Fourth street was arrested on a charge of snout and held for a hearing this afternoon before Judge Knowles after a close officer raid.
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Mattie Terdwick
North Fourth Street
Mattie
Knowles
Ambiguous Travel Report From unclear OCR Note
A fragmentary report describes a Mexican man named Mantel stopping in the United States on the way to New York. He claims private business and gave a cryptic response when asked for details. The former ambassador mentioned plans to proceed to New York within a day or two.
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United States
New York
Uest
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W. K. McKeown
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Badare
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