Scrutiny of Campaign Fund Contributions in Sulzer Case
Testimony details various payments to Governor Sulzer from liquor interests and others totaling about 1400 to 2400 dollars, the conduct of cash versus checks, and witnesses including Stadler Dorsch and Schiff describing why funds were given. Judge Cullen allows all evidence, with witnesses discussing refunds and prior gifts, while Sulzer allies face questions about intent and delivery.
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Cullen
William Sulzer
Charles Dorsch
Stadier
Sulzer
Stadler
Sulzers New
Uizer
USL
Dorsch
Simon Uhlmann
Hencked Brewleg Company
Albany
Louis A. Sarecky
Schiff
Jasob H. Schiff
New York
Edeard Ft. Brackett
Lowia A. Sarecky
Mr. Frackett
Mr. Schtt
Mr. Schitt
Psi
H. Solid
Senator Foley
Ralph Trier
Frank V. Strauss Company
Strauss
Trier
Lyman H. Spalding
John Delehanty
Judge Conlan
Potter ‘Cbeck
Cgonian
Mark Potter
Byers and Fownes Lose to Fardon and Ray Team in Best Ball
Pittsburg Pal September 25 British professional golfers Wardlin and Harry Vardon defeated ML. yvera and W. C. Fownes Jr former American nation amateur champions in a thirty six hole best ball foursome 5 and 3 to play at Oakmont Country Club. Americans opened morning with British one up then outplayed in afternoon as Byers struggled with sand pits and bunkers while Vardon impressed gallery with steady play and 18 hole totals of 14 and 72 respectively.
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Pittsburg
Pal
Wardlin
Harry Vardon
Yvera
W. C. Fownes
Oakmont Country Club
Byers
Race Segregation Passed in Baltimore City
Baltimore city council passed a race segregation ordinance allowing separate blocks for white and colored residences. Mayor Preston signed the measure outside city hall, a first for a Baltimore mayor. A house on Mosher street housing African Americans was attacked by white residents with stones and bricks, prompting counter attacks and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bingar James H. Preston
Baltimore City
Mosher Street
Wilson Paid Tribute by G O P Postmasters
Norfolk Va September 25 Postmasters from Virginia and North Carolina held their annual meeting and applauded a tribute to President Woodrow Wilson by C F McKesson Republican postmaster Morgantown NC who said Wilson is the greatest man to hold the office since Thomas Jefferson while remaining loyal to the Republican party.
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Norfolk
Virginia
North Carollina
Woodrow Wilsor
C.F. McKesson
Morgantown
N.C
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Min Our Negro Musical Community Show Delights At Stage
A review notes Min. fr. is a Negro musical comedy by Simey Ormond, touring near minstrel conventions but more modern. Al Field leads with patriotic flair, a strong singing cast including Jack Richards and Bert Swor, with rapid scenery changes and varied scenes from canal zones to minstrel elements. A matinee and final show tonight close the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simey Ormond
Field
Canal Zone
al Field
Panama Canal
George Cohan
Jack Richards
Bert Swor
Honey Boy Evans
Division of opinion about Harry Thaw in extradition case
Concord New Hampshire September 25 a split develops among Governor Felkers advisers on extraditing Harry K Thaw Some favor accepting New York paperwork without deeper inquiry while others urge closer look Governor Weixel a lawyer presses for more information on the alleged Dutchess County grand jury indictment and Thaws confinement plan The governor may delay signing the extradition warrant to October 6 to allow further briefs as Thaw walks downtown with Officer Stevens without restraint.
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Concord
N. H
Pelker
Estate
New York
Harry K. Thaw
State House
Weixer
Thaw
Dutchess County
Crom
Matteawan
William Travers Jerome
Felker Tueaday
D. Stevens
Queenstown confronts Olympic over harbor entry clash
Queenstown Ireland September 25 The White Star liner Olympic failed to enter the harbor prompting a near riot as 200 passengers mostly Americans and 1500 sacks of mail waited aboard. Tenders were used to transfer passengers but their antiquated craft balked in heavy seas. An indignation meeting elected Justice Cohalan to protest the port refusal while the Olympic sailed without boarding the passengers.
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Queenstown
Ireland
White Star
Olympic
Limer
Cunard Line
Baycott
Roches Point
Nator William A. Clark
Justice Cohalan
New York
White Star Line
W. W. Jeffries
Jeffries
Morgan College Move Sparks Baltimore Suburban Protest
Bitter feeling spread through northern Baltimore suburbs as Morgan College trustees consider relocating the Negro institution to nearby communities. Residents urge a united protest at a Mount Washington meeting, citing concerns over property values and neighborhood desirability. Morgan College, founded in 1867 and backed by the Methodist Episcopal church, operates branches in Lynchburg Virginia and Princess Anne Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Morgan College
Mount Washington
Charles EH. Bvang
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lynchburg
Princess Ann
From Aviation Caps to Fish Hooks Auction Catalog Items
Washington lists a wide range of misdirected mail items to be auctioned after four years of accumulation. The catalog reads like a department store, including golf balls crab nets cartridge belts calabash pipes and staphophones cigars and cigarettes pocket flanks shaving sets an ear trumpet hot water bottles and ice bags clothing and other wearables as auctioneer declares items to be sold next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lke
Skeleton of child concealed in wall at Clinton mansion
Bloomington dispatch reports a wall hidden coffin containing a skeletal child found by wreckers during demolition of Colonel Thomas Snell's Clinton Illinois mansion. Inquests returned an open verdict as police and town officials remove the body. the Snell fortune and family trials feature in court records, with accusations of disinheriting kin and gifts to Mabel Snell McNamara.
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Bloomington
Clinton
Thomas Snell
Snell
Illinois
C. F. Burt
Colonel Snell
Richard Snell
Souther
Mabel Snell McNamara
Balkan Crisis Deepens As Balkan War Escalates
London reports say the Balkan crisis sharpens as Young Turk dissensions grow, Asia Minor conscripts are called, Servia faces strain subduing Alban rebels, and Serbo Macedonian uprisings are feared. Vienna notes no quarter in Serb Alban clashes, with prisoners shot. Alban towns Dibra Struga Jakova Kuchevo Jakovetza fall as Prisrend stalls.
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London
Balkan
Young Turk
Turkey
Asia Minor
Tripolia
Anid
Bulgaria
Thrace
Alban Atay
Servia
Vienna
Belgrade
Dibra
Struga
Jakova
Kuchevo
Jakovetza
Prisrend
Eleven Hour Night Rest Favored for Workers
Berne September 25 delegates at the International conference for the protection of workers approved a resolution seeking eleven consecutive nightly hours of rest from 4 pm to 6 am. A second resolution opposed night work for boys under fourteen. Delegates from Britain, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Italy, Norway, Holland, Sweden, Portugal and Switzerland attended. Russia considered delegation to their governments. United States did not attend.
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Berne
Switzerland
International Conference For the Protection of Workers
Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Spain
France
Italy
Norway
Halland
Sweden
Fortugla
United States
Labor Leaders Thank Wilson for Appointment
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor with the executive council express gratitude to President Wilson for his appointment. The note credits the prominent labor figures with endorsing the action and acknowledges the council’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel ‘Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Weven
Wilson
Wileow
May Van Alen Weds Penniless Grist Thompson In Secret
London September 26 Special Miss May Van Alen daughter of James Van Alen and heiress quietly marries Griswold Thompson at St George's Hanover Square in a ceremony attended by ten. Thompson, a New York bond broker, is described as penniless. The match links Van Alen to the Astor family and to Vincent Astor through birth and kinship.
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London
May van Alen
James van Alen
Griswold Thompson
St George's
Hanover Square
England
Pennilesa
New York
Mr. Thompson
Lovers' Lane
Iusury
Mies van Alen
Robert J. Collier
William Astor
Vincent Astor
Miss van Alen
Robere Ht
Remington
Wakehurst
Newport
PH. Thompson
Caroline Griswold
Missing for day girl sought by police
Police search Miss Alice Palmer missing since early yesterday morning after she left home with a bulldog. She was last seen wearing a gray coat suit and black hat with a steel buckle. Authorities note she suffers tram melane chalia and there are unconfirmed hints of possible self harm.
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Alice Palmer
South Moreland Avenue
Miss Palmer
Shepard
Mies Palmer
Vere
Avontan
Opponents of Fine Meet in Columbus
In Columbus Georgia the Georgia Fire Prevention Society holds a two day meeting with about thirty members attending. Committees inspected the city and water system and reported at a smoker noting favorable conditions overall. The hospital lacks fire escapes and some school buildings open inside rather than outside. The water supply pumping station is deemed inadequate. The fire department is praised as among the best. The meeting closes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia, Fire Prevention Society
Gravulated Eyelids Cured by Dr Porter Antiseptic Oil
An advertisement extols Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a cure for severe eyelid conditions. It promises rapid pain relief and healing, with a price of one dollar. The claim targets long standing cases and advertises a long standing remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
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