Sulzer Impeachment Convicted on Three Articles
Governor William Sulzer found guilty on Articles 1 2 and 4 by the high court of impeachment and will be removed from office tomorrow Lieutenant Governor Glynn to become chief executive and Robert Wagner named lieutenant governor. Court votes show mixed results on other articles with most later decided in favor of the governor in secret session.
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Morning Journal Special
Wime
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
High Court
Martin HH. Glynn
Sulzer
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Senate
Frawley Investigating Committee
Franles Committee
Dunc. W. Peek
Frederick L. Colwell
Frawley Committee
Stock Exchange
Edgar M. Cullen
Nathan L. Miller
Court of Appeals
Sage
Thomas F. Ryan
Congress
Wagner
Elon R. Brown
High Court of Appeals
William Suizer
Duncan W. Peck
Public Works
James F. Duhamel
Independence League
James A. Egeron
Seth G. Heacock
John W. McKnight
Thomas H. Keefe
Abraham J. Palmer
Willam R. Peckham
John Seeley
John D. Stivers
Ralph W. Thomes
Gottfried H Wende
Clayton L. Wheele JT
George H. Whitney
Secretary of State
Legislative Committee
Rom
New York Stock Exchange
Sulser
Cullen
Crrer
Patrick KE. McCabe
Argetsinver
Bartlett
Rix
Blauvelt
Elon Th. Brown
Brown
Peek
Ryan
Morgenthau
Chase
Jealousy Motive for Admiral Eaton Murder Trial
Plymouth reports the trial of Mrs Jennie May Eaton for the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton. Her daughter Norothy Virginia Ainsworth testified that her mother was easily angered and harbored suspicions the admiral tried to poison the family, with the case hinging on circumstantial evidence and potential insanity.
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Giles Eaton
Norothy
Virginia Ainsworth
Barker
Dorothy
Fred Katzmann
Mr. Kelemann
Mrs. Eaton
Whitney
Harvard Medical School
Katzmann
Eaton
Commonwealth
Dorothy Ainsworth
June Keyes
June
Mra Maton
Ravsen
Virginia Harrison
Jennie
Osgood
Frank G. Wheatley
President Is Fixed in Purpose Not to Have Any Further Dealings With Huerta Regime
The President announced a firm policy of ending all further dealings with the Huerta government in Mexico. He stated the regime has failed to honor agreements and vowed to pursue alternative diplomatic channels and measures.
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Huerta
Mexico
Cleneh Kranga
Coos
Conelisti
Mex
Nots
Wilse
Sulzer’s Political Rise and Fall in New York
William Sulzer of Elizabeth New Jersey born March 18 1863 began as a New York State Legislator in 1890 and served as speaker of the assembly. He was a Democratic delegate in 1888 1900 1904 and 1908 and served in Congress from 1885 to 1913 before becoming Governor of New York in January 1913.
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William Sulzer
Elizabeth
N. J
New York
New York City
Columbia College
Sulzer to Break Enforced Silence Today in Albany
Governor Sulzer, under impeachment, signals his plan amid cabinet diners and press, saying the muzzle is off and court actions may reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Samuel Bell Thomas reports Sulzer expects to appeal if convicted, while Herrick withholds the governor’s 8,000 word statement.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas
Court of
United States Supreme Court
Herrick
Sulzer
Napoleon's Defeat Celebrated in Anniversary Review
A military review in Vienna marks the centenary of the Battle of the Nations. Emperor Francis Joseph and high officials witness a display on Schwarzenberg plain commemorating 1813 defeat of Napoleon by allied forces led by Prince Schwarzenberg.
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Mopning Journal Special
Wien
Vienna
Austria
Kelpsic
Carl Philipp von Schwarzeenberg
Napoleon
Schwarenberg Plain
Francis Joseph
Roswell Druggist Kills Entomologist Aboard Hunt
Prof. A G Hammar a renowned U S Department of Agriculture entomologist was accidentally shot and killed by C J Leland a Roswell druggist while deer hunting in the Capitan mountains sixty miles west of Roswell New Mexico Leland surrendered after moving the body Hammar who had married two months earlier was a Swedish nobleman status unknown at the time of the incident
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Roswell
N. M
A. G. Hammar
United States Department of Agriculture
C. J. Leland
Capitan Mountains
Here
Here, Dr. Hammar Died Immediately, Leland, Roteapreahipen
Hammar
Marian Orner
Parkersburg
W. Va
Leland
Sweden
Intervention Grows More Probable Amid Congressional Hurdles
Analysis asserts that daily progress toward using force increases as lawmakers debate and legislation stalls. The piece notes mounting pressure from officials to act despite procedural obstacles and party divisions.
Mexican peace moves urged by Wilson report
A Telegram from Washington says President Wilson urged General Carranza to seek suggestions from constitutionalists toward stabilizing Mexico. Details of the message and any far reaching terms were not disclosed.
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Ariz
No. Wilson
Eral Carranza
Mexico
T. Bonis
Ane
Wilson signals shift toward negotiations with Mexican constitutionalists
The Wil son administration weighs steps toward engaging the constitutionalists after October 26 as Huerta’s dictatorship faces pressure. Officials note informal dealings may occur without formal recognition, citing Carranza’s lawful election and allied governors resisting Huerta.
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Washington
United States
Hbagas
Iuerta
United
Bryan
Huerta
Wilson
Carranga
Coahuila
Maytorena
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