18 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
1
A report from Lind states Auerta plans resignation as Bryan griticides to be reviewed by President Wilson. The United States weighs its choice for successor to the present Chief Executive of the Southern Republic.
After the formal service of the removal order, the deposed executive issued a forceful public statement denouncing the proceedings and asserting the legitimacy of their actions. The move follows a prolonged governance dispute and signals ongoing tension between party members and former leadership.
William Sulzer ceased to be governor of New York at noon after a 43 to 12 vote by the impeachment court found him guilty of falsification and an attempt to suppress evidence. Martin Glynn sworn in as his successor. Sulzer denounced the tribunal as "Murphy's high court of infamy" in a statement.
A telegram invited William Sulzer to accept the Progressive Party nomination for Congress in New York's Twentieth district to replace Oscar Straus who declined. The vacancy committee meets tomorrow to file the nomination by petition, with Sulzer also tied to a possible assembly run in the Sixth District if voters support him.
Albany citizens planned to present Governor Sulzer with a silver loving cup inscribed William Sulzer a Victim of Corrupt Reeses October 17 1913. A parade to the people’s house was set for tomorrow night with a band leading the presentation. Chester C. Platt said Sulzer would tour the state to lecture on direct primaries and campaign issues as requests from lecture bureaus poured in.
An initial confession by Ellis to killing his wife in a fit of jealousy is fully retracted. The article notes the dead woman's reputation is exonerated as investigators reconsider motive and details of the tragic case.
William C Ellis a 47 year old Cincinnati leather merchant confessed to killing his wife in a Chicago hotel room and later recanted blaming jealousy. He described shooting her while she slept and later stabbing her with a knife before attempting suicide. Ellis was held to the grand jury as officials described the motive as troubled health and business concerns. The body was sent to Cincinnati with her brother in law acting for the family.
Statement asserts no protectorate is to be considered in event of armed intervention and no territory is to be permanently taken from the Mexican government. This reflects a stance on sovereignty and territorial integrity amidst potential external action. The document emphasizes non-permanent territorial changes.
Secretary of State William J. Bryan defends Wilson era policies at an Iowa forum. He champions the income tax and currency bill, criticizes bank control by bankers, and accuses Aldrich of splitting the Republican party while urging taxpayer relief and government money issuance in peacetime.
A speaker argues that political power should not control banks asserting banks exist to serve business and people not vice versa. The speech notes a planned twelve region banks and a neo central bank. Mr Aldrich opposed the bill and resigned after drafting a version. The audience applauded as Bryan spoke and a banquet followed in his honor before he returned to Washington.
A report from Peking states General Hwang Liang’s brigands killed 300 in Fo-Kien province and burned two American mission churches. American missionaries remain in Fu Chow seeking refuge as war office pledges action to suppress the brigands.
On the Panama Pacific grounds in San Francisco Wisconsin Governor McGovern and commissioners dedicated a site for the Wisconsin building. California Governor Johnson and others spoke at the event marking Wisconsin Day.
F S Rawlins, superintendent of telegraph for the Pacific division of the Southern Pacific, died at the company hospital in San Francisco at 58. He began with the Central Pacific and served the company since 1875, including lines in Mexico.
Samuel Raber is found guilty by a Sacramento jury of murdering Cherry De St. Maurice, a leading figure in the city’s nightlife, in July last. The verdict carries a death penalty.
Martin H. Glynn, ex-congressman and publisher of the Albany Times Union, becomes New York governor after Sulzer's removal. Born Kinderhook N Y September 27 1871 he rose from editor to paper owner and state controller before his 1908 LL D. He studied at St John’s Fordham and earned an A M and LL D while practicing law.
Washington reports indicate John Lind suggests Huerta may resign the provisional presidency and the United States may face questions on recognizing his successor. Officials deny resumed talks while stressing care for Mexican sovereignty amid debates over protectorate and intervention risks. London warns Britain dislikes armed intervention as it could provoke territorial gains, while U S officials say any future move aims to restore constitutional order and peace.
Nogales reports General Carranza announcing a partial cabinet with members from civil departments. Raisel Zubaran named minister of gobernacion and Francisco Ercuero minister of hacienda. General Angeles may become war minister as European travel returns. Foreign relations fomento and communication departments began organization.
General Felipe Angeles arrives in Nogales from exile in France and is named minister of war for the rebel provisional cabinet to direct operations from Hermosillo. Francisco Villa and rebels reach Jiminez and plan on Chihuahua city. federals retreat north to defend the state capital.
A wireless report from the cruiser California says a battle has raged at Guaymas for two days. The US Army transport Buford carrying 260 refugees passed Point Loma bound for San Francisco.
A clash between Forbes Union miners and deputies escalated into gunfire. one deputy was killed and several others were wounded during the confrontation at the mining site. The attackers reportedly faced off with law enforcement as tensions rose over labor actions.
County Sheriff says arrests are not being made as he claims the force is unable to enforce law and order. He asserts the situation is beyond his power and refuses to disclose losses.
In Trinidad on October 17 one man, Luka Vahiriak, was killed and Molka Vanioni shot nine times in the leg. Deputy Pradley is gravely wounded. Vahimnak’s body was brought to town and an inquest is planned. The tent colony suffered heavy machine gun damage with thirteen to sixteen tents riddled.
At Forbes Colorado a clash between strikers and mine guards erupts after 2 pm. A deputy sheriff is fatally shot, a guard dies, several strikers are killed or wounded, and a machine gun is used against the camp while authorities rush reinforcements.
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