Sulzer impeachment trial advances defense plans
Albany October 2 A brief session in Governor Sulzer impeachment ends with adjournment to Monday as defense strategizes. Isidor J. Kresel for the assembly managers reads a statement clearing Harrie Fuller firm of book manipulation. Judges rule on hearsay and probative testimony while defense plans focus on constitutional issues and alleged misused campaign funds.
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Hori Fou
Albany
Sulzer
Jadee Callen
Isidor J. Kresel
Assembly Managers
New York
Harrie & Fuller
Kresel
Colnsel
Meansters
Kreeet
Pulled
Couwnse
Tonle A Farecky
Frawley Committee
Fow
Curthen
J. T. Gray
Wall Street
Regord
Colwell
Collen
Fox
Herrick
Hinman
Abolition and Color Line Speech by Sir Sidney Olivier
Sir Sidney Olivier former English governor of Jamaica calls for breaking down race prejudice in a public statement. He urges abolition of color line and equal treatment in governance and society.
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Sidney Olivier
Jamaica
Canal Locks Stand Up to Earthquake Tests At Gatun
Isthmian Canal Commission chief says the Gatun locks withstood last night's quake as no damage occurred to the canal structures. Reports show strongest tremor in Los Santos province with $35 000 damage there, but overall security remains high and the city quiet.
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Moeome
PECAR
Parvin
Cal George W. Goebels
Isthmian Canal Commission
Gatun
Isentensat
Shert
Republic
Habeas Corpus Freeswicting of Seattle Judges Wrath
John E. Humphries defies a Supreme Court order and completes a contempt action against socialists, provoking official anger in Seattle. The case highlights ongoing tensions between city authorities and the judiciary over habeas corpus procedures.
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Seattle
John E. Humphries
Supreme Court
Jail sentences and fines imposed in contempt case
Judge Humphries ordered jail and fines for defendants in a contempt of court case during a protest crackdown. Glenn Hoover and others were released on habeas corpus after appeals, while several were disbarred or fined for street speaking and disruption. The courtroom crowd denounced the judge as supporters argued for liberty pending further hearings.
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OY Moan
Jude John FF
Humphries
Nh Court
Superior Court
Thorwald Slerfried
Dodge Humphries
Siegfried
Everett Smith
Glenn Hoover
Lengage
Washington
M Hodgson
Jade Stumphries
Mionom
Eridition
Trimmphries
Hedgeen
Humphities
Henphries
Jadge
William McNally
Judge Humphries Imposes Severe Fines and Imprisonment in Contempt Case
The judge overruled a change of venue plea citing court prejudice and warned that filing an affidavit formed new contempt. Kate Sadler was fined 1700 dollars and six months, while Hannah Andersen Hubbard Wells Glenn Hoover were fined 100 dollars each and disbarred. Draper and others faced six months and 200 dollar fines for defiance. Some defendants claimed misunderstanding over signatures and planned appeals to the state supreme court.
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Jal
Wormen
Albert BR. Parsons
Chicago
Oram Fan
Dodge Hiumphries
Lacey Parsons
Humphries
Hlehan
Supreme Court
Lst
Seattle
T Jme
Dude Shumphries
State Supreme Court
Kate Sadler
Hannah Andersen
Iate
Huter M. Wells
Glenn M. Hoover
Washington
Tohavior
Rey Draper
Anderson
Schmidt May Not Testify At Inquest
In New York October 2 the inquest into the drowned girl case was set to start with Hone Fehevidt, the confessed murderer, not calling Schmidt to testify. Authorities hope body identity is established by other witnesses before the coroner�s jury. Schmidt may refuse to answer to avoid self incrimination.
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New York
Pindson
Anna Aumetter
Hone Fehevidt
Delehanty
Schmidt
Miner Trapped 15 Feet From Freedom After Nine Days
Thomas Toshesky, trapped in Continental colliery Tahigh Valley Coal Co, remains 100 feet below after fifteen feet of coal separate him from rescue. Officials warn it will take at least eighteen more hours to breach the barrier despite drills. He has had no solid food for nearly a week and hopes for a substantial beef dinner. He communicates with rescuers through a fifty foot pipe, praying for safe passage for the crew.
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Thomas Toshesky
Tahigh Valley Coal Company
Hol. Heffner
Torhecky
Country bankers push changes to currency bill
Midwestern and Southern small bank representatives told the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that while they support the bill’s aims they seek amendments. They oppose removing charges for collecting out of town checks and favor a smaller number or a single regional reserve bank to concentrate reserves. Maxim Gorky travels to Naples for tuberculosis treatment after illness made him seek special care.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Middle West
South
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Amatl
Catholics of Rome to vote in general elections
Rome reports the pope reissued a ban on Catholics voting in elections after WWII era shifts, but the Vatican state organ Osservatore Romano says Catholics of Rome will cast ballots in the upcoming general elections, a reversal not extended to other regions.
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Rome
Aning Journal
Italy
Pontife
Vatican
Osservatore Romane
Gardner Opposes Woman Suffrage In State Campaign
Congressman Augustus P. Gardner, Republican candidate for governor, announced his opposition to woman suffrage. He said he would not vote for an amendment to grant the ballot to women if the question comes to the people. The state convention planned a plank supporting the suffrage amendment, but Gardner stated his personal stance.
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Basten
Augustus PP. Gardner
Gardner
Miss Zuniga Released in Juarez After Hearing
Miss Zuniga, held as a spy in Juarez, was given a federal hearing this afternoon in Juarez and promptly released following a demand by American Consul Edwards, the Juarez consul reports.
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Miss Zuniga
Juarez
el Pass
Tex
Edwards
American Attitude Criticised by Congo Slavery Activist and Other Speakers
F D Morel, famed for exposing Congo slavery, condemned the lingering slave spirit in Western Europe and urged action against race-based discord. Other speakers warned that race differentiation risks civil conflict and urged disciplined progress toward peace and unity. President Wilson plans to attend the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile, Alabama.
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Souuthampton
Bre
Church of Englind Congress
Sydney Olivier
Jamaica
South
America
Th Morel
Congo
Europe
Lord Moriey
Tropics
Beor
Africa
Lord Morley
Morel
Put
Mayo
William Leighton Crane
Ernest Satew
Mobile
Washington
Wilson
Moebile
Ala
Natives Held on Bootlegging Charges in Gallup
Natives charged with bootlegging were held for the federal grand jury by U. S. Commissioner John A. Young. Suspects Pocur natives Duarte Antonio Duarte and others were arrested near Gallup, while two men named Jose Cercedes and Fedoering Karn pleaded guilty to breaking into a freight car and stealing shoes.
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Anal Gallup
N. AL
Jose Cercedes
Fedoering Karnhain
Gallup
Rand Jury
Panama Canal Area Reports No Damage After Tremor
Oct. 2 Colon and Ancon highest canal officials say telegraphic inquiries show no reported damage to the canal. Colon police report no structural damage but frame houses rocked and residents rushed into streets. Many camped in city parks after the quake. last major tremor in September damaged Panama City buildings and the cathedral with earth movements in Colon.
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Colon
Panama Canal
Culebra
Ancon
Usethats
Hearst
Holt
Lass
Panama City
Strike Situation Grim in Michigan
Calumet Michigan October 2 Asserting the copper strike situation in his district is beyond control Sheriff Heping of Keweenaw county wired Governor Ferris for troops After a county supervisors meeting Ferris wired General Pl Abbey requesting efforts to aid Sheriff Heping Since the arrival of imported mine guards safety for visitors is considered unsafe in Keweenaw especially in dawn and night hours
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Calumet
Mich
Hlepling
Keweenaw
Ferris
PL. Abbey
Hepling
San Antonio Flood Causes Severe Damage in Texas
The San Antonio river overflowed floods in San Antonio and southwest Texas, crippling trains and interrupting wire service. Estimated damage in San Antonio reaches 260000 dollars with potential total losses near a million across affected towns. Casualties include Amatia Villaneuva and her three children near Hot Wells.
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Antonio
Tex
San Autotic
San Antonio
Texas
Amatia Villaneuva
Grumbles
Georgetown
San Gabriel
President Favors Hitchcock Theory on Public Utilities
Washington reports the president backs government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines via postal service, with Rep Lewis of Maryland drafting a bill likely within a month. The move follows discussions with supporters, signaling a push for major public utility reform. A separate note notes Rep Moore of Pennsylvania introducing a Fathers Day resolution designating the first day in June with a rose emblem.
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Woshington
Lewis
Maryland
Washington
Get
Moore
Pennsylvani
Tariff Revision 15 Moves Toward Law As Senate Votes
Washington October 2 The Democratic tariff revision appears headed for President Wilson's signature by tomorrow night after the Senate adopted the conference report 48 to 17. The bill then returns to the House for action before final approval and the Treasury prepares to implement new duties on foreign goods once signed.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
LaPotlette
Poindexter
Randell
Thornton
House
Sirons
Underwood
Hark
Treasury Department
Radium Gas Shown With Curative Power In Study
The radium emanation gas is found to be as effective for curative uses as radium itself. A method enables delivery of the gas to doctors nationwide for treatment. Gas emission does not deplete the parent radium, and the institute, with only four grammes of radium, expects greatly increased utilization.
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London
Canada and U S in Harmony on Roads
Canada will join the United States to seek uniform road laws pending Premier Borden’s approval, announced to the American Road congress by A W Campbell deputy minister of railways and canals. Delegates heard papers from John N Carlisle J M Lowe and N P Hol detailing highway interests and standardization efforts.
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Morning Journal
Leofio Wire
Detroit
Canada
United States
Borden
American Road Congress
A. W. Campbell
Good Roads
John N Carlisle
New York Commission On Highways
J. M. Lowe
Missouri
National Old Trails Association
N. P Hol
Michigan
National Grange
American Citizen Released from Forced Enlistment
An American citizen, Fierro of Laredo, who was seized near Sallisio and pressed into the Monier army, will not be compelled to serve after the order was rescinded today following representations by the United States embassy.
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Mexico City
Oet
Hwethen
Fierro
Lareden
Salsillo
Monier
United States
Colonel Begins Long Journey On South American Expedition
Anthony Fiata the Arctic explorer chosen by Theodore Roosevelt outlined part of the itinerary for the colonels South American trip. The party sails Saturday for Brazil then travels 1400 miles by water from Buenos Aires toward the Paraguay headwaters and into Mato Grosso forest country. They will explore uncharted jungle areas between the Tapajós and Xingu rivers.
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New York
Anthony Fiata
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Pinta
Brivail
Puenos Ayres
Paraguay
Matte Grosso
Brazil
Tapajes
Xingu
Roosevelt
No Reception for Mrs Pankhurst Arrives in Pittsburgh
Mrs Eameling Pankhurst from Pennsylvania faces no reception upon her visit to the United States. The scene was described today at the Equal Franchise Federation headquarters in Pittsburgh.
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Pankhurst
Pittsburgh
Ort. S
Eameling Pankhurst
Pennsylvania
Aietam
Equal Franchise Federation
Dynamite Confession Ties Union Workers to Pipe Bomb Plots
George F. E. Davis, an iron worker once identified as John O Donnell, confessed to planning and carrying out dynamite attacks tied to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. His statements link to the Indianapolis trial that convicted Frank M. Ivan and others, and implicate additional union leaders and associates in a nationwide conspiracy involving the National Erectors Association and several city targets.
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OY Mnaning Mnumhel Cpetiol Ledeco Wing
New York
McNamara Brothers
Orde McManigal
George FE. Davis
Union Iron Worker
Davis
George O Donnell
Tria
Indianapelia
Frank M. Ivan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Marty Jones
Tron Workers’ Union
Dee
Willam Jd
Burns
Drew
Manapolis
Ryan
Atill
Larry Jones
Robert Poster
Louteville
Foster
Pittsburgh
Thompson-Starrett Company
Iron Worker Union
Devis
Oll
Federal District Attorney
National Erectors Association
Offce
Denver
Pueblo
St. Louis
Washington
Providence
Cleveland
Pittebursh
Birmingham
Was
Trenton
Ball River
Harry Jones
Cave
Jones
C' Donnell
Fall River
Prson
New England
O'Donnell
Centreeville
Kas
John J. McNamara
Oklahoma
McN
Franke
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Supreme Bench
Inoufst
Toshesky
Maxim Gorky
Naples
Island
Capri
F. D. Morel
McGaffey Lumber Camp
PRAME
Hitchcock
U. S
South America
M'Manigal
Attorney For Erectors’ Association
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