Sulzer Impeachment Verdict Ends governorship in New York
The New York impeachment court ousted Sulzer by a 43 to 23 vote, appointing Martin Glynn as governor. Sulzer was found guilty on falsification and suppressing evidence but acquitted on four other articles, with no future disqualification penalty. He left the capitol amid mixed reactions, and issued a long statement denouncing the process and vowing reforms.
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Willan Sulzer
Sulzer
State of
New York
High Court of
Martin B. Glynn
People's House
Senate
Cullen
Thomas CG. Nolan
George A. Mustard
Louis A. Sarecky
Chester C. Platt
Natan
Patrick BucCabe
Nolan
Sizer
Henna
Albany
Awany Sunday
SEARS
Ionue
Jusice
Wagner
Frawley
Ramsperser
Lanner
Brown
Blauvelt
Thompson
Aif
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Murphy
Public Opinion
Hennessy
God
Manittion
Hennesy
Peck
Alan Ryan
Morgenthau
Aan Ryan
Senator Root
Delancey Nicoll
Ima
State Committee
Sulzer explains finances and vindication after governor bid
Former governor candidate Sulzer states his current debts totaling about 76,000, versus prior assets, denying exaggerated circulation of money. He asserts his honesty, thanks the court and Judge Cullen, defends his campaign actions, and pledges a future public statement from a platform view.
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Kipling
L. M. Josephthal
Hugh J. Reilly
P. Meany
A . E. Spriggs
Ogilvie & Co
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Befora
Fovernor
Reily
Neany
Beardsley
Cullen
Murphy
William Sulzer
Tam Frank
Man may destroy wife’s immodest gowns rules judge
Mobile Alabama October 17 Judge David W. Eddington ruled that a husband who funds his wife’s clothes may destroy garments he deems immodest even if made in Paris. Sam Ledbetter faced disorderly conduct charges after tearing a slashed gown during a marital dispute and his wife had him arrested.
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Mobile
Ala
Paris
David W. Eddington
Recorder's Court
Sam Ledbetter
Recorders Court
Ledbetter
Retired Navy Officer Ends His Life in Colchester
Colchester Conn October 17 Commander Charles A Brand United States Navy retired committed death by own action adopting this morning His act was caused it was believed by ill health on account of which he retired from the navy three years ago He was 40 years old.
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Colchester
Conn
Charles A. Brand
United States Navy
Navy
Marconi in Auto Smash Near Bologna
Wireless inventor William Marconi was in an auto accident near Bologna while driving with his wife to Pontecchia. The car collided with a cart on a corner, breaking all the glass and showering occupants, though no one was injured.
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Bologna
Italy
William Marconi
Pontecchia
Gynecologists to Convene in Atlanta This December
A committee of local surgeons plans dinners and smokers for visiting delegates at the Southern Surgical Gynecological Association convention to be held in Atlanta December 16, 17 and 18. The Georgian Terrace hotel is chosen as headquarters for the event.
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Southern Surgical Gynecological Association
Georgian Terrace
Selecting Cotton Seed in the Field for Seed Purposes
A farmer or an educated laborer should precede other pickers to harvest from only the best plants. Gather perfect bolls free from disease and of adequate size for seed. Field selection focuses on choosing top plants rather than elaborate scientific methods, accepting mix of four and five-lock bolls in offspring.
Fattening Hogs Through Mixed Feed For Cheaper Pork
Advice urges using soybeans sweet potatoes peanuts cowpeas and other crops to fatten hogs with less corn. Hogs should graze on diverse feeds then be penned for 3 to 4 weeks and finished on corn to yield firmer meat and lard and lower costs.
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Name Change Denied by Episcopal Church Convention
New York October 17 The house of deputies found no jurisdiction to alter the legal title of the Protestant Episcopal Church of America and urged delaying action on a California memorial. Bishops discussed appointments resignations and transfers while Hayti joined the Porto Rico missionary district and Cape Palmas renamed Liberia. Debates on intinction and proposed canon courts for heresy trials continued. In Washington October 17 former Senator Bailey argued the Oklahoma grandfather clause restricts black voting while Solicitor General Davis urged its invalidation as unconstitutional.
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Protestant Episcopal Church of America
House of Deputies
Committee On Prayer Book
California
House of Bishops
Howard William Osborn
Springfield
Joseph M. Francis
Indianapolis
Cuba
Porto
Rico
Cameron Mann
South Dakota
Florida
Hayti
San Do
Mings
Porto Rico
Cape Palmas
Liberia
Wu-Hu
China
Hanking
Denver
Court of Review
Court of Appeals
Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph W. Bailey
Bailey
Oklahoma
Davis
Pensions Advocated for Public School Teachers
Washington reports Raymond W. Sies of the U S bureau of education urges pensions for public school teachers funded and administered by states with no ongoing teacher contributions. He cites the Scotch and German models as most suitable, noting Germany finances and manages funds while initial start up may need funds.
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Washington
Raymond W. Sies
United States Bureau Ofeducation
Sies
United States
Bies
France
Germany
Fifteen Canning Club Girls to Visit Washington
Fifteen girls from as many southern states will visit Washington probably on December 11 as a reward for winning their state canning club contests. Women agents will accompany them as chaperones. About 26,000 girls are enrolled in southern canning clubs this year, each running a tenth acre project mainly growing tomatoes and other vegetables. Canning club work began four years ago under the Bureau of Plant Industry with private cooperation.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
T . Canning Club
South
Bureau of Plant Industry
Manufacturers Called In Steel Trust Suit
In New York on October 17 the last ore expert left the stand as manufacturers testified for United States Steel in the Sherman act suit to dissolve the trust. Maximilian Lewinson said no coercion influenced material purchases for New York buildings and Wurster denied any price regulation agreement among manufacturers. Hearings resume Monday.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Maximilian Lewinson
W. Wurster
Brooklyn
Rollin Mill and Manufacturing Company
Monay
Wilson Welcomes Mrs Wilson and Daughters Home
In Washington on October 14 President Wilson rose early and traveled to Union Station to greet Mrs Wilson and daughters Margaret and Eleanor returning from the summer home in Cornish New Hampshire. The president’s party was escorted to private rooms and later to the White House for breakfast, with Milas Jessie Wilson remaining in the East visiting friends.
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Washington
Wilson
Union Station
Margaret
Eleanor
Cornish
N. H
White House
Milas Jessie Wilson
Vialt
Kans City Southern Attacks Commission in Supreme Court Case
The Kansas City Southern railway filed a brief with the Supreme Court arguing the Interstate Commerce Commission aims to control railroad internal management by prescribing a uniform accounting system. The action marks the first challenge of the accounting system reaching the high court.
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Washington
Kansas City Southern Railway
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
An Occasional Paradox From Judge Tere
A judge notes a man known for gluttonous work habits loafing on the job, while reputation faces shocks from the paradox of diligence versus laziness.
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Tere
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