Impeachment Proceedings Against Judge Archbald Set for Monday
Washington senators vote to begin at 1 o clock Monday on articles of impeachment against Judge Archbald of the United States Commerce Court charged with misdemeanors and misuse of judicial defense. Debates on legality and prior acts continued in a secret session with motion for individual verdicts on each article. The first article accuses Archbald of trying to influence officials of the Erie Railroad to secure a favorable option on a coal dump.
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Washington
Jou
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
Root
Archbard
Mecyimaher
North Dakota
Archibald
Commerce Court
Clavie
Arkansag
Gall
Thia
Ienator Clarke
Arkansas
Andrew Johnson
Wey
Oage
Archbald
Irie
Pierpont Morgan Again Needed as a Witness
Washington jun an investigation of the International Mercantile Marine the 12 million American corporation won strong numerous American and foreign companies with J Pierpont Morgan as its chief witness a contemplated by the house committee on merchant shipping in connection with fixing hearing of the so called shipping trust Mr Morgan is said to have organized this company and controls stock Chairman Alexander of the committee announced that Mr Morgan would probably be subpoenaed upon his return from Europe Pals Franklin vice president of the White Star line one of the important companies connected with the IMM has already been subpoenaed and may be examined soon In Chicago Jan 1 Judge Landis issued an order exonerating the Great Western Smelting and Refining company from connection with shipment of metal alleged stolen from the United States Navy Yard at Mare Island California Government agents later determined the material was not the same as claimed and the ship was not involved in a theft of navy property
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Washington
Jun
International Mercantile Marine
J. Pierpont Morgin
Iis
House
Shipping Trust
Morgan ix
Contronts Stork
Alexander
Morgan
Europe
Pals. Franklin
Witte Star Line
Mercantila Marine
Clengo
Jan
U—Judee Landis
Great Western Smelting
United Stated
Mare Isiana
Calitarnia
Serged & Ear
Taw
Thorne
Mare Lajaned Savy Yard
Wisteand
Liemm
United Re
Matt Paylis
White House
Miather
Wastington
Mr. Tutt
Phyllis
Wyomink
Guests at White House event with notable attendees
Washington June report notes Mrs Benjamin Harrison widow of the former president arriving from Tadlaway Ms to visit sister Mrs Parker widow of Commodore Parker USN. Also listed are Mrs Grover Cleveland Prof Thea aa J and others invited to a White House dinner hosted by President and Mrs Taft.
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Washington, Jun. M
Benjamin Harrison
Tadlaway Ms
Parker
Commodore Parker
U.S. N. Bho Aml
Grover Clavaland
Oye Hiller
Thea Aa J
Wella Ecoliere
Mra. Tatt
Taft doctor to examine Rockefeller in Miami case
Washington January 1 1 Doctor W F Richardson of Washington is in Miami to examine William Rockefeller at the request of the government committees to determine if the financier can give testimony. Richardson expected to reach Miami and examine Rockefeller on arrival from the Bahamas.
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Washington
Jan
WF. Taardson
Miami
Wia
William Tuckereller
Richardson
Mr. Rockefeller
Kahamas
Convention selects leaders at national grower meeting in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming hosts the national grower convention where J Hagenbarth of Tagho is named president. Western vice president is M D Powers Fingataft, eastern vice president A J Knottin Chicago, secretary SW McClure Gooding Idaho, treasurer F D Miracle Helena Montana. North Dakota farming contest sees 612 entrants. Harper Brush, 12, wins youngest farmer award with 71.7 bushels per acre on four acres earning gold prize.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Rank J. Hagenbarth
Tagho
M. D. Powers
Fingataft
Arvin
A. J. Knottin
Chicago
SW. McClure
Gooding
Idaho
F. D. Miracle
Helena
Mont
North Dakota
Harper Brush
Wu Prieg
House dresses and waists on sale at low prices
Advertisement lists F145 house dresses in all sizes at low prices, linen and lingerie waists, and chiffon waists for women with savings for a Monday sale while supplies last. Includes mentions of prices like 2 dollars and 4 dollars and notes about free or discounted items.
Undermuslins in a White Sale and Baby Shop Bargains
A local department store promotes a white sale with undershirts and gowns reduced from two dollars to one sixty. The Baby Shop offers handmade French dresses and petticoats at one fourth off, plus gowns, combinations, drawers, and corset covers at reduced prices. Children’s rompers and hats are advertised at half price. helmets and hats also discounted with no reserve.
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Worten
Bie
Chambray
January Clearance of Shoes at New's Flo u Work Shoes
Bargain shoe sale offers men work shoes two full soles priced 2.66 and 3.30 for tan or black. Girls overshoes and girls high overshoes in all sizes offered at 1 to 1.75 regularly. Women's dress shoes and slippers heavily discounted with multiple styles and colors available.
Divorce Suit Lost by Mrs Guggenheim in Chicago
Chicago January 11 Judge Heard dismissed Grace Brown Guggenheim’s bid to annul her divorce from William Guggenheim for lack of equity. She contended misrepresentation of her Minnesota residency. the case traced multiple marriages and subsequent lawsuits across New York Illinois and France. Judge Heard criticized Illinois divorce laws and urged reforms noting both parties procured the 1901 divorce by fraud.
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Chicago
Grace Brown Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
Javueh Newman
William Guggenrudin
Mee
Gigsonheim
Charles Herbert
Washington, D. C
Guggenheim
Newman
Jules Roger Wahl
New York
Wahl
France
Perenta
Amy Steinberger
William
Gureenheim
Sult
New York State
Casa
Supreme Court
Honore
Appallate
Grace Guegenheim
Itnots
Gugegenheim
Aho
Heard
Illnels
Slepa
Divorcee's custody weighs against plaintiff in court decision
Mrs. Claud Baker Gibbs reported her motor truck salesman husband missing on the Bakersfield to Taft trip. The court cited this factor, noting the plaintiff was not in court when the ruling was made. In Savannah, Bourneaini and Houranmann died in a car crash. MG Taso and Baron Knoop escaped with minor injuries.
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Guggenheim
Los Angeles
Claud Baker Gibbs
Makersfield
Tatt
Savannah
Carry Bourneaini
Ernest Houranmann
New Orleans
MG Taso
George Knoop
Moscow
WEIN'S CLEARING SALE IN AUGUSTA AREA
Augusta Ga Jan 1 Devers Werner Bridgeport Conn millionaire manufacturer and philanthropist was found dead at his winter home while his wife read a notice saying a clearing sale was held. Authorities investigated the sudden death as a possible incident connected to a sale and his fortune.
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Augusta
Devers Werner
Bridgeport
Conn
President Kisses Phyllis Wistrand in White House
Washington records an odd scene as President kisses Phyllis Wistrand on the cheek and promises a memory for Matt Paylis in four years. Phyllis, with her mother and friends, leaves Washington for Wyoming after demanding the kiss. In San Francisco, Walnica Poland, an International Harvester sales manager, is sentenced to seven years in San Quentin.
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San Francisco
Walnnca
Poland
Pacific Coast
International Harvester Company
Penitentiary Today for Population Arere Rating B56
A garbled report outlines a prisoner’s fate and alleged crimes amid a disrupted system. It references a teen and a restless employee, with mentions of thefts, a failed bed, and a questionable enterprise. The article remains unclear on concrete names, dates, and locations.
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Posland
Ousiness
Pto Tire Ventirew
Prohibition Vote Debated as Senate Set for Final Panel
The senate debated unanimous consent on the Sheppard Kenyon liquor shipments bill delaying a final vote expected soon. Funeral notices report Patrick R O'Tirlen and Alishael Sullivan among recent deaths with services at local churches and Walsh's funeral parlors.
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Wrehington
Tan
Senate
Three Candidates Baptized at Hotel Plunge in Utah Church
Sam Butte Freddie Curnow Mise Mertle Webster Golzery and Miss Clara Held entered Mormonism in a baptism at Gregson Springs hotel. Elder F W Ballard officiated with witnesses Elder W Adamson and Elder Iran L Kennington. The ceremony used a hotel plunge as the baptismal site, marking a second such baptism this year.
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Sam Butte
Freddie Curnow
Mise Mertle Webster Golzery
Miss Clara Held
Church of Christ of the Latterly Saints
Gregson Springs
F. W. Ballard
Benson
Utah
W. Mr. Adamson
Salt Lake
Iran L. Kennington
Wyoming
Uteh
Elbert Hubbard Fined After Federal Grand Jury
Ebert Wubbarg of Cast Aurora was fined by a federal grand jury for sending immoral material through the mails. He pleaded before Judge Hazel Tadey and was fined $100 on one count, with sentences suspended on the remaining counts for good behavior.
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N.Y
Dan
Ebert Wubbarg
Aurora
Federal Grand Jury
Wutty
Hazel Tadey
Semuenes Witl
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