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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
7
Report states William Sulzer will be removed as governor of New York today though not disqualified from office. A separate trial features a girl witness against a mother in a murder case involving Dorothy Kinswotue and Cianan.
The trial centers on Mrs. Eaton accused of killing Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton. Dorothy Ainsworth testifies that jealousy and alleged poisoning by the admiral spurred the murder, while the defense argues possible insanity and drug influence as motive under scrutiny.
Albany reports the high court found Governor Sulzer guilty on three of four first impeachment articles. Judges and senators delivered long opinions as Lieut. Gov. Glynn prepares to assume office. the court split on most counts with votes ranging toward guilty on Articles 1 and 2, plus not guilty on Article 4, while Article 3 remained contentious.
Fragmented report from Today's Standard Ware notes Governor Surzer preparing a suit for the Tranq office amid family conflict as a witness testifies against a mother. Other items include Dan Hughes linked to conspiracy, a wife admitting guilt, and a promise to die together.
Arthur B. Hughes, arrested in Torsyth, Ohio, on conspiracy to rob an insurance company and bombing charges, pleaded guilty in Meirict court and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. He confessed to burning the Bray of Anti Kirnen, killed in a railroad accident, and to desecrating the grave before fleeing to Miles City and Chicago, then to South America and Central Africa. His wife was jailed for bigamy in Rosebud county as the case continued.
A local court in Appleton, Wisconsin, fined Mrs Tivsit Lebu forty one dollars and eighty cents after she pleaded guilty to gossiping. The case, cited under the anti gossip statute, named Mrs McDonald and Mrs McDunz as co complainants in a year skinder matter.
Calumet Michigan October 16 Two 12 year old boys Lindenhors Wil edlera Tremblait uncovered an iron box with about 20080 dollars in gold and silver coins found a year ago at the Bennalack market. They hid the box and dipped into it for spending money until suspicion rose and they buried it beneath the Houshton Darlas fala. Now the treasure is gone and the boys face consequences as they tell their parents what happened.
A Cincinnati man William C Wis and his wife were found in a Chicago hotel room with Mrs Wis dead from a throat wound and Wis injured. He admitted his wife killed herself and that they planned to die together after discovering her infidelity. Police moved Wis to hospital and then to a correctional facility under guard as details emerge. Letters and telegrams tie the case to Brantford, Canada, and Morris Ebersole’s home near Cincinnati. The couple had married ten years earlier and had just celebrated a anniversary before the tragedy.
Captain Inch denying rushed boats tale describes Volturno disaster rescue of 67 survivors and 126 lives lost. He states revolver burned with ship, no passengers or crew used pistols. praises crew and passengers for actions. Carmania master supports diversions and warns Volturno drifted fast beyond lifeboats reach, while another ship did offer aid.
New York Oct. An amendment to The constitution making it impossible to change the prayer book or revise it without a two thirds vote. Both the house of deputies and house of bishops adopted the amendment today by the Protestant Episcopal convention. The bishop of the church must concur before it becomes effective. The house of bishops may act tonight to finalize the proposal.
Governor Sulzer signals a standoff as impeachment votes loom. Samuel Bell Thomas relays that the governor, in high spirits, outlines future action plans but refuses to reveal specifics. A cabinet aide notes Sulzer would resist removal and pursue avenues possibly reaching the United States Supreme Court.
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