Glynn Checksmate Sulzer Court Battle Over Gubernatorial Fealty
The New York governor crisis deepens as Martin Glynn rejects Sulzer’s plan to seek court rulings on who is the lawful governor. Glynn vows to perform all duties of the office while impeachment stands, barring legal restraint, and cites the court of impeachment as the ultimate authority.
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Albany
N. J
Martin H Glynn
Sulzer
State of
New York
Glynn
Want Ads Close Tonight for Sunday Paper at The Constitution
The Constitution’s Want Ad pages warn ads must be sent by ten oclock to appear in Sunday edition. Late entries go to Too Late to Classify in main news. Ads promise help to start work Monday and attract many applicants. playful jab at lazy workers closes the notice.
Macon Man Slays Wife and Burns Body in Hamlet Hotel
In Hamlet North Carolina a Macon Georgia man killed his wife with a beer bottle, then burned her clothing and body with kerosene in a hotel room. George S. Nance told police his wife had threatened asylum, was crazy, and choked him before he struck her and escaped as smoke filled the room. He was jailed in Rockingham on murder and arson charges after the Coroner’s jury verdict.
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Hamlet
N. C
George B. Nance
Macon
Benidesk
Poor
Nance
Jee
Seaboard
Norfolk
H. George & Co
Greenville
D. C
George S. Nuance
Laurens Street
Knoxville
Tenn
George
Pond
Brazewell
Rockingham
Governor Refuses To Issue Call For Prayers For Rain
Kansas and Missouri residents flood Governor Hodges with requests for a statewide prayer day to end the drought. Hodges says he believes in prayer but not for floods or droughts. Clergy in Wichita and Springfield announce services and devotions as letters recount sufferings from heat, water shortages, and crop losses. Continued on Page Twelve.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Kansay
Hodges
J. ¢. Hennesses
Wichita
Kan
Springfield
J. B. McDonald
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
Probers Shocking Charges Against McDermott
Washington report recounts J E McDermott of Illinois accused by J H McMichaels, once his ally, of accepting 7500 dollars from Washington pawnbrokers to oppose a DC interest rate bill. McMichaels claims pressure to take the blame and details payments as he describes a widening corruption case in the House.
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Washington
J. H. McMichaels
House of Representatives
House
James E. McDermott
Winels
McMichaelis
M. M. Mulhall
McDermott
Ruth
McMichaels
Chicago
District of Columbia
John McDermott
George H. Horning
Train Delays as Man Retrieves Missing Teeth
Camden New Jersey August 15 The Fordentown express on the Pennsylvania railroad waited five minutes at Delanco station after Herbert MacCrosson leaped from the train and sped along the roadbed to recover his teeth. Conductor Van Marter halted the train and MacCrosson returned claiming he saved his teeth after a sneeze caused them to fall from his mouth onto the track.
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Camden
X. J
Delanco Station
Herbert MaeCrosson
van Marter
MacCrosson
Mac
Delanco
DIES AFTER UNDERGOING OVER 200 OPERATIONS
George McDowell of Spartanburg South Carolina died in a Baltimore hospital after more than 200 operations over three years to remove a throat growth. He breathed through a tube for eighteen months. Surgeons used freezing and chloroform as anesthesia after cocaine tolerance developed.
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Baltimore
George McDowell
Spartanburg
Dowell
Stanley Confirmed Postmaster of Dublin
Vivian L. Stanley was confirmed by the senate this afternoon as postmaster of Dublin ending a long fight for the appointment. The confirmation came after a tense struggle led by Representative Dudenehes Derby. The report from Washington dated August 15 notes the action as completed.
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Vivian L. Stanley
Senate
Dublin
Dudenehes
Derby
Vidalte
Washington
Wilson's Note Reaches Huerta in Mexico City
August reports say President Wilson’s message to Huerta has been in the Mexican government’s possession since Thursday. Officials observe that Huerta’s cabinet may study and possibly accept the note, signaling a cautious path toward settlement. John Lind met Senor Gamboa, and Lind discussed Wilson’s note with Mexican officials. Lind also declined broader talks, citing an official mission status. Washington monitors whether publicizing the views will aid a peaceful solution in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Wilson
Huerta
John Tand
Huerta and Hes
Thursdas
Mex Jlca
Atex
Ieg
Lind
Sénor Gamboa
Foteign Affairs
Senor Gamboa
Chamber of Deputies
Reform
Madero
Ling
Washington
John Lind
Gamben
United States
Mexico
Letter Frank Wrote On Memorial Day Used By Defense
Testimony shows a letter Leo M. Frank wrote after Mary Phagan's murder. Witnesses state no women were in the superintendent’s office. The defense argues the letter could not be written under guilt or stress. A Cincinnati inmate, Daley Howell, is brought back to Atlanta for further testimony.
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Nanner
Court of Appeals
Mary Phagan
Girl
Good Shepherd
Cincinnati
Rae Frank
Leo M. Frank
McAlpin
New York
Frank
Wingerew
Daley Howell
Aftlanta
Hom Good Shepherd
Cincinnatiy
Atlanta
Mary Bohnefeld
Bohnefeld
Howell
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Constitution
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Anthe
Kovarnor
Rome
George S. Nance
Day
Mdermott
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M’dermott
Page
McMichiela
Mulhall
eDermott
Michaels
Vara
Hve
Ark
Mevermott
Garrett
Mulhally
Meg
McMichaele
Rovwssi
Capita
James B. McDermott
Ilnois
Stanley
Gordial
Gamboa
Unle
Pencil Factory
Conley
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Clear
Chicagoé
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Oklahoma
Portland
Raleigh
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St. Paul
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