Thaw Case Draws Quebec Court into Legal Snarl
Harry K. Thaw, escaped from Matteawan, is held in Sherbrooke Quebec as lawyers debate habeas corpus or deportation. Roger O'Mara arrives soon to lead Thaw defense while Jerome, O'Mara's rival, heads toward the scene. Immigration authorities and ministers weigh possible deportation as a stenographer records Thaw's rambling remarks.
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Matteawan State Hospital
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New York
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Dutchess County
Albany
Franklin Kennedy
Fred Hornbeck
E. A. Conger
Samuel Jacobs
Kennedy
Jacobs
Sheriff Horncock
RG Hiye
Huerta to End Crisis Sparks Mexican Tensions
Washington dispatch reports major Mexican American developments expected within 48 hours as Huerta faces pressure from the Wilson administration. Zapatista attacks near Juchitepec and La Villa, with federal troops moving toward Vera Cruz, while Pascual Orozco seeks to avenge his father’s death. Federals gain ammunition shipments, and Senator Root opposes U S recognition of Huerta amid ongoing diplomacy in Mexico City.
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el Paso
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Madera
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New York
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Campania
Oxford
England
Institute of International Law
Bankers Seek Five Federal Reserve Banks Limit
Chicago bankers at a two day conference amend the Owen Glass currency bill. They propose a single central Federal reserve bank with up to five branches, voluntary national bank membership, reduced capital stock, and a seven member governing board. They also want Federal reserve notes issued by banks and stronger gold reserves to back notes.
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W.T. Fenton
Festus J. Wade
Church Plot Charges Anger Stirring Glynn Campaign
Albany report details religious fault lines in the Sulzer Glynn governor dispute. Rev O B Miller claims religious bigotry fuels the impeachment era with Jesuit accusations and Catholic Protestant tensions shaping politics. Glynn backers condemn the pamphlet as a dangerous manipulation.
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Tammany
Whch
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Europe
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Tammany Organization
McDermott loan from liquor fund questioned in committee
Testimony by Hugh F Harvey, of the local liquor dealers, says he helped secure a $500 loan to Representative James T. McDermott from a District liquor fund. Harvey testified the loan was to aid McDermott's campaign and family, not to influence legislation, though questions arise about other loans and motives. Mulhall testified McDermott received $2,000 from the Brewers Association for work in Washington to fight Cannonism, with more details disputed.
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James T. McDermott
Illnois
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Federation of Retail Liquor Dealers
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Chicago
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Washington
Mulhall
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New York
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Fleming
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Cline
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Rus
Invasion of Orators Seats in House the Prize
In the Third Maine district race to replace the late Forrest Goodwin three candidates vie for victory on September 8. Peters Edward Lawrence Pattangall lead a burst of national speakers including Beveridge Clark Bryan and Borah for a high profile contest with heavy campaigning across Kennebec Somerset Waldo Hancock Washington counties.
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Washington Post
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United States
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Maine
John A. Peters
Ellsworth
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubec
William R. Pattangall
Waterville
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D. J. McGillicuddy
Charles F. Johnson
Qpadiah Gardiner
Elmer E. Newbert
Niles L. Perkins
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Cullop
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Rainey
Ilinois
Carlin
Virginia
Dixon
Harry St. Geo Tucker
Keegan
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Somerset
Kennebec
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Hancock
Washington
S. W Gould
Peters
Roy Haines
Gould
Hancock County
Portland
Guy Wiliam Thaines
Walter Emerson
Portlard and
Oaklend
Ounser
Giillant
Wade Vute
Reilly Wounded in Handshake Shooting Mystery Deepens
Wounded youth Reilly lies in critical condition after being shot while shaking hands with an assailant. Police seek Detlef Schultz as motive linked to a forced cut with a former associate. Witness Ada Hinzen describes threatening letters, while detectives hunt in the city for the fugitive.
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Tuxedo
Daley
Ninth Precinct
Charles A. Evans
Senate
Thaw Case Tensions Rise Over Deportation Plans
Reporters note ministers and officials weigh Thaw deportation options as Thaw’s lawyers file into court. Conger questions a Newport deportation pact while insiders debate Thaw’s fate and the role of interior ministry. Thompson, claiming false arrest, says he has counsel and is a British subject. Continued on sixth page.
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Kennedy
Jerome
Thaw
Newport
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Thaws
Matteawan
Roger” Thompson
Thew
Thompson
Rockefeller to Preach at Deaf Convention in Cleveland
John D Rockefeller plans to preach a short sermon through an interpreter to delegates at the national convention of the deaf in Cleveland. The sermon will be at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, where he is a member, followed by a handshake with attendees. Nearby, Rev Ferdinand H Moeller will deliver a sign language sermon at St Johns Cathedral.
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John D Rockefeller
Himer E. Bates
Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Ferdinand H. Moeller
St. John's Cathedral
Archbishop Moeller
Cincinnati
Woman becomes railroad head in Georgia company
Bainbridge Aug 3 At a directors meeting of the Georgia Alabama and Florida Railroad Mrs Cora B Williams was elected president succeeding her husband the late Capt J P Williams She is regarded as the only woman in the South to preside over a railroad board and management.
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Georgia, Alabama and
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