Witnesses in Sulzer impeachment trial reveal campaign aid links
The Albany trial features Charles A. Stadler, former state senator and Am Malting president, detailing Sulzer’s requests for help, funds from Stadler and associates, and a chain of cash receipts. Abram S. Bikua testifies to a personal donation, while Morris Tekulaky recounts liquor trade donations. The testimony alleges suppressed campaign receipts to avert political damage.
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Sulver
New York
Albany
Charles A. Stadler
American Malting Company
Iie
Mr. Suizer
Mr. Stadler
Dersch
Mr. Sulzer
Abram S. Bikua
New York City
University of the State of New York
Sulzer
Morris Tekulaky
New York Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
John B. Stanchfield
Rewers
Sulher
New Style Spelling in the City Jail
A jailed vagrant, Bill Swatt, 45, asked Patrolman Harvey Packer to give a note to Jailer Tom Wilson requesting an attorney to secure his release. The note, written with quirky spellings, pleads for refusal of the request and hints at future conflict with police.
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Bill" Swatt
Harvey ‘Packer
Tom Wilson
Ker and Embatm at 822 North Main Street
Larry Duggan lists contact details with 822 North Main Street address and phone numbers 770 Ind. and 1808 for the Ker and Embatm business needs.
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North Main Street
Ind
Dunc MacDonald Bout Recap and Ring Incident
The report recalls Dunc MacDonald fighting Sut at a Tonight’s bout with confusion and a fractured hand. A delay follows a punch incident. MacDonald is assisted, then exits to join the referee. The piece notes Keefe’s bouts and early Stan Ketchell clashes as notable memories.
Judge Beats Governor 10 Release Of His Prisoners
Contested courtroom scenes show Judge Humphreys facing reform threats as contempt prisoners are freed and photographed on courthouse steps. Sheriff praise emerges as street speeches by Millis and others spark new injunction tensions and police presence near the square.
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Taster
Humphreys
Riot in Romeo Over Jailbreak Ends in Demolition
In Romeo Illinois a riot erupted as fifty black residents and white locals clashed over the liberation of Lula Gibson a black woman detained for drunkenness. The wooden jail was torn down and at least one black participant was killed amid the unrest.
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Illinois
Romeo
Lula Gibson
Assault at Jail Ends in Hasty Guarded Prisoner
An outbreak near the jail saw James Winfield rally Black residents to assault the jail defended by James Hansen. Gunfire followed as Winfield was killed, the mob dispersed after Joliet aid calls. The woman prisoner was re-arrested and the jail quickly rebuilt with special guard.
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James Winfeld
James Hansen
Hausen
Winfield Wax
Joliet
Nelson and Wolgast Sign Up for Milwaukee Bout
Battling Nelson of Hegeswich and Ad Wolgast of Cadillac Michigan, former lightweight champions, have signed for a ten round 183 pound title bout in Milwaukee on October 18. Both fighters have Milwaukee ring history but have not yet appeared in the current match.
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Wolgast
Cadillac
Mich
Battling Nelson
Hegeswich
Milwaukee
Nelson
Spencer to be sent to Wheaton for murder trial
Chicago police report Henry Spencer will be taken to Wheaton Illinois for trial on the murder of Mrs Mildred Allison Rexroat. police say his confession appears largely fanciful but detectives still investigate other crimes linked to him.
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Spencer
Wheaton
Chicago
Oct
Henry Spencer
Page County
Miinois
Mildred Allison Rexroat
Cook County
Til
Foreman Charged With First Degree Assault
Peter J. Kelly, foreman of the Bell frame carpenter shop, was charged with first degree assault in a complaint issued by the county attorney. Kelly shot Edward G. Paul, a miner, on West Lewisohn street near Excelior avenue and Empire street after a saloon trouble on September 14, injuring both arms.
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Peter J. Kelly
Bell Rane
Kelly
Edward G. Paul
Lewisohn
Excelsior Avenue
Empire Street
Police describe shooting as self defense claims
The account states that after Paul struck him twice the shooter drew a revolver with no intent to kill or seriously injure Paul, suggesting a defensive motive rather than a premeditated crime.
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Paul
Belgium MPs Earn 85 A Month and Other Scraps
A jumble of brief notes: Belgian MPs receive 85 a month while parliament debates an English suffrage policy. A Yale professor cites Sweden as the most hygienic country. Various quotes touch on lime production in several states, English girls’ schooling, Berlin housing acoustics, and German household expenses in 1921 vs 1911. The mix reflects scattered domestic and international topics.
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Belgium
Sweden
Irving Fisher
Yale
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Maine
Surance
Isaues
Farange
Berlin
Germany
Death notices for James Spark and John Roy family
James Spark a longtime miner died at 49 at 103 Kemper Avenue leaving wife and two daughters Helen and Minnie. John Roy from 418 North Jackson Street survived by parents two brothers Joe Elmer and uncle Joe Tretheway. The Mountain View mine and Sunday School are cited in relation to family. An unrelated note mentions New York considering a permanent flower market north of Union Square near asphalt space.
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Vivyan
John Roy Vivyan
John Jenkin
North Jackson Street
Spargo
James Spargo
Kemper Avenue
John Roy
Stine
North Jackson "Street
Joe Elmer
Joe Tretheway
Mountain View
James Spark
Butte
James
Martin
Helen
Minnie
New York
Union Square
British laborer earns twelve to eighteen cents a day
A British laborer earns from 12 to 18 cents daily to support himself and his family. Champagne exports from France average about 200,000 bottles annually.
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a swift cure for sour stomach, acid belching, and stomach pain. It promises cleansing of the stomach, removal of undigested and fermenting matter, and elimination of waste from the liver and bowels, claiming relief by morning after a night’s use. It also targets families and children with reassurance about safe use.
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A. Cascaret
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