Sulzer Impeachment Trial Presses Toward Defense Start
In Albany New York the impeachment managers rested their case against Governor William Sulzer. Arguments delayed to Monday as defense seeks time to prepare. Key figures include Louis Sarecky and Mrs Sulzer with expected defenses over personal gifts and loans. Colwell’s status remains unsettled amid questions about his role in Wall Street dealings.
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D. Cadgrick
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William J. Connors
Buffalo
Hugh J. Reilly
New York
Hobo King Seats Himself as Roads Delegate
Detroit Oct 1 Technical discussion dominated today's session of the American Road congress as delegates debated road material and financing. A man identified as the hobo king of America, Jem Davis, interrupted to demand a seat and credentials, saying hoboes seek work and good roads to improve their chances. He explained he arrived from Indianapolis and emphasized hobos differ from tramps.
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American Toad Congress
America
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International Workers’ Union
Congress
Indianapolis
Davin
Iam
Desperate Efforts To Free Miner Imprisoned Since Friday
Desperate work continues to free a coal miner held by coal at a facility since last Friday. Rescue teams, officials, and local volunteers coordinate efforts amid dangerous conditions to save the trapped worker.
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FA Coal
Miner Trapped in Coal Mine Rescued After Narrow Breakthrough
Thomas Toshesky, trapped by a coal fall at Continental colliery near Centralia Pennsylvania, was not seriously injured. Mine Superintendent Heffner led a rescue through a foot pillar as rain threatened further collapse. A physician advised rest to avoid pneumonia while Toshesky spoke with his wife at the mine entrance.
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Continental
Mberate
Thomas Toshesky
Heffner
Toshesky
Mother Accused Daughter Of Passing Bad Checks In Store
Priscilla Kimmis, 18, told police that her mother gave her the worthless checks used in a department store crime in Los Angeles. She claimed not to know the checks were bad and said her mother could not be reached for address details. Dr. B. B. Kimmis of San Diego, now located in Los Angeles, said he is divorced from the children's mother and that she remains in contact with Priscilla. Detectives continued the probe and searched for Mrs. Kimmis as the case unfolded.
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Kimmis
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Land Trade By State About Ready To Be Made
Missoula dispatch says a big land trade is nearly ready for completion. The state will receive a compact stand of timber in exchange for sections scattered across Montana. C A Smith for the government and J B Wilt for Montana will select timber of equal value before snowfalls. The parties have nearly finished estimates and will proceed to field work soon.
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New York City Endures Record Downpour and Floods
A vast October rainstorm drenched New York City and suburbs, setting a precipitation record of 4.86 inches in about 12 hours. Streets flooded, subway and street traffic halted, and the Brooklyn Bridge faced unprecedented rush hours. Two killed, several injured, including a train dispatcher and a Jersey City patrolman, as rescue efforts and evacuations continued through the night.
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Last Struggle to Save Commerce Court
Washington on October 1 describes the commerce committee ending debate as the full committee agrees to the provision of the urgent deficiency bill abolishing the court and distributing its jurisdiction to the district courts. Supporters fought to prevent adoption by the committee amid strong advocacy.
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Picture of Hunt Fatal for Woman
Havre Montana October 1 Mrs James Morris wife of a Havre man was accidentally killed during a hunting trip with her husband a sister and the sister's husband A photograph attempt with a car gun setup led to the hammer striking a projection and the full charge blasting the woman fatally instantly The party had hunted earlier and planned a celebration of their prowess
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Everthing
Seismic Shock Strikes Colon and Panama City
A severe earthquake rattled Colon and Panama City at about 11:20 PM, with a longer 11:30 PM tremor feared to be the strongest since Americans took control of the canal zone. Residents flooded streets in panic as houses swayed and belongings toppled, though no serious damage was immediately reported.
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Luther's turn sparks desperate heirs to millions
In Today's Standard race notes, a dramatic struggle unfolds as heirs fight to secure a fortune. Mixed reports cover New York storm grip, Panama quake, and Lake Charles flood, while Olympic style racing and classifieds tease further local items.
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Lake Charles Flood Crisis Deepens with Rising Rives
Lake Charles faces one of its worst floods as Calcasiou river overflow and English bayou surge threaten homes. Northern city areas stay dry while lakeside districts drown. Rescue parties evacuate marooned farmhouses as water reaches four to ten feet. Losses mount for log yards and rail lines amid widespread appeals for aid.
Son Pardoned by Mother's Efforts
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Oct 1 Governor Stewart pardons Joseph Proulx who is serving a three year Deer Lodge sentence for a 1991 assault in Chouteau county on Mildred R Treasler 18. The pardon notes doubts about guilt and orders Proulx to return to Canada to care for his mother.
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Bixby’s Sister Declines Long Beach Mayor Nomination
Long Beach California October 1 Miss Bixby sister of George Bixby a millionaire who was acquitted of a delinquency charge declined a nomination for mayor. She had been nominated at a socialist convention the night before and the formal tender was made today. Her reason was plans to be away from Long Beach for several months next year.
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Heir To Millions Mexican Rebels Occupy A Cell
A fragment suggests Mexican rebels seize a cell and threaten a town as a rescue story unfolds. Police actions and a named heir are hinted, but details are unclear.
Oelrichs Officer Arrests After stabbing claim
New York detective Dougherty orders arrest of Hermann Oelrichs junior law student after Lucille Singleton, a Bryn Mawr student, says she was stabbed in a car crash. Detective Trayer suspended over inconsistent accident report as investigations unfold and a plan to pay for silence emerged reported by police.
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Columbia Law
Hermann Oelrichs
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Thore Trayer
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Trayer
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Piedras Negras Evacuation Amid Border Tension Report
Reporting from the border as Piedras Negras faced evacuation threats, American forces pledged protection for foreign and American property. Officials noted talks with constitutionalist leaders, possible destruction of federalist-aligned buildings, and efforts to keep civilians and neutral authorities from crossing the line while rail bridges were burned to hinder rebel retreat.
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Sittings Bull Daughter Appeals for Assistance
SITTING BULL'S DAUGHTER APPEALS FOR ASSISTANCE says a young woman in Diego California seeks employment to support herself. She recounts a vivid career, including Wounded Knee, and notes adoption by Gen. L. W. Colby of Beatrice. She cites Beatrice High School, Downer College, and the Kansas university as part of her schooling. Det. Boucherie supports her as a schoolmate in Nebraska.
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