Impeachment Report Against Governor Sulzer Passed
The Frawley committee report charging Governor Sulzer with diverting campaign funds and obstructing investigation was adopted. A resolution to impeach him for willful corrupt conduct in office and high crimes and misdemeanors was offered in the Assembly. The Senate debated briefly as the Assembly prepared to impeach, with contempt findings against Sarecky and Colwell noted.
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Mulhall Testimony Focuses on Richard Bartholdt Web of Influence
House investigators continue Mulhall’s testimony on lobbying for the National Council for Industrial Defense and the Citizens' Industrial Association of St. Louis. The panel will probe congress members including Bartholdt and Wartholdt, examining ties to anti pilotage and eight hour labor bills and related political influence.
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Congress
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Missouri
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Labor Committee
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Association of Manufacturers
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National Association of Manufacturers
Burke
Pennsylvania
Calder
New York
Fairchild
McDermott
Illinois
Debated Tariff Sparks Massive Sir Knights Gathering
The Senate holds vigorous debate on tariff policy with about 45 000 Sir Knights in attendance preparing to rally in Denver. A bill is presented to the Democratic caucus for approval or amendment as thousands travel by special trains to attend the conclave.
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Democratic Caucus
House of Representatives
Ofec AL Leaseo
Denver
Knights Templar
Order
Colorado
Currency Bill Deliberations Stall Amid Tariff Talks and Pipe Debate
Senate leaders struggle to advance the tariff bill as informal talks with Republicans continue. Cast iron pipe is moved to the free list after a committee amendment, with a 41 to 17 vote. Senators discuss lead and other agricultural rates, and the lead market is accused of control by the American Smelting and Refining Company.
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al Leesen Wine
Washington
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Senate Finance Committee
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Arkansas
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Secretary of the Treasury
Tipe
Borah
Bristow
Clapp
Crawford
Kenyon
Laa Follette
Poindexter
Simmons
Wallis
New Hampshire
Thomas
Colorado
American Smelting and Refining Company
Smoot
Utah
Senator Thomas
British Camel Corps Destroyed in Somaliland Fight
Report from Aden says a British camel corps of India natives was cut up in a Somaliland clash. Three hundred troops have been dispatched from Aden to the trouble spot.
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Somaliland
Open caucus battles over currency bill in Washington
Democratic House caucus votes 119 to 63 to keep open debate on the administration currency bill led by Carter Glass. Insurgents push for warehouse receipt provisions while Glass defends the measure as serving farming needs and curbing speculative uses. Debate to continue through the week with eight hours of general discussion and section by section reading.
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Protest by Japan Expected Soon
Washington dispatch notes that Japan plans a forthcoming reply to the state department’s note on protest against California alien land legislation. Ambassador Chinda informed Secretary Arvara a Japanese answer will come, with a possible test case in California courts if a Japanese resident contests property rights.
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Arvana
United States
Doctor Bastian Presents Spontaneous Generation Experiments
In London at the International Medical Congress Dr Charles Bastian showed sealed chemical tubes originally devoid of life and heated to kill all microbes. Months later living forms resembling primitive vegetable life appeared, attributed to light and specific chemical fluids including iron nitrate sodium silicate and phosphoric acid in distilled water.
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London
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Washington scraps plan on 50 million deposits in cotton states
Washington reports a final decision on the character of commercial paper to secure an additional fifty million dollars in government deposits. After talks with western bankers, the share of acceptable paper may rise. Deposits will be distributed after the last conference, with at least half allocated to cotton states first due to earlier crop movement.
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Strike Breaks in Lakes Region Normal Harbor Activity Report
Duluth Minnesota August 11 conditions are nearly normal in the harbor as boats load at the Missabe See and Allouez docks. Lake traffic shows the swing of departures restored with 244 men at work at the Allouez docks in Superior, 44 more than the strike time, while 175 were at work tonight and Superior strikers remain solid with outside men filling the jobs.
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See
Superior
Allouez
Alloues
Mexican foreign minister signals friendlier tone to United States
The new Mexican foreign minister speaks on improving ties with the United States while outlining a pragmatic stance on shared border and trade issues. He emphasizes cooperation, regional stability, and mutual interests amid a shifting diplomatic climate.
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American program believed possible gains ground in Mexico
Washington reports relief in official circles over Gamboa’s remarks on U S Mexico relations and hopes for a peaceful adjustment. President Wilson stresses a peace friendly stance while John Lind arrives in Mexico City to aid diplomacy. Captain Capehart reports Americans are protected after a Hearst ranch complaint and no threats to American life.
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Gamboa
United States
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Bryen
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Mexico City
John Lind
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Capehart
Michigan
Vera Crus
Ciudad del Carmen
State Department
Phoebe Hearst
Federal Forces Drawn Away From Monclova
Federal forces with all artillery were drawn from Monclova yesterday by a feigned attack by constitutionalists. A two hour exchange produced no reported fatalities while several federals were captured. The assault on Monclova was expected to begin in earnest today.
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British government defends Huerta recognition amid American criticism
London asserts the recognition of President Huerta was provisional and advised by the British minister to Mexico to aid order, denying influence of financial interests or foreign pressure. France and Germany followed after a diplomatic reception and congratulatory remarks by the American ambassador.
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American woman and four children flee Mexico raid to Nogales
Mrs Elizabeth Metzenthin an American from Austin Texas arrived with her four children in Nogales after Yaqui raids near Esperanza left her husband dead and the family destitute. Americans aided with clothing and food as they began a new struggle.
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Austin
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