Sulzer Impeachment Crisis Opens as Rival Governors Clash
Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer collapses from nervous strain as impeachment articles pass the New York Assembly. Lieutenant Governor Glynn claims executive powers while a sept 18 trial date is set. a clash of authority looms at the capitol with Sulzer's counsel named and Mrs Sulzer reported in collapse.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Assembly
Senate
Court of Appeals
State of
New York
Martin M. Glynn
Cady Herrick
Sires
Tranger
Glynn
Capitol
Executive Mansion
D. Cady Herrick
Irving G. Vann
Syracuse
Louis Marshall
Austen G. Fox
Harvey D. Hinman
Binghamton
Virgil Kellogg
Watertown
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
Herrick
William
Sulger
Frawley
Levy
Wes
Fte
House Committee of Managers
Wis
Assemblyman
Women Plan Concerted Push for an Amendment to the Constitution
Four million women represented by the National Council of Women Voters open a three day Washington convention to push for a federal constitutional amendment granting universal suffrage. Alice Paul says a state by state fight is no longer feasible and calls for immediate concerted action. Jane Rankin notes a favorable male committee report while Lucy Burns outlines House activity and the direction of the movement.
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Washington
National Council of Women Voters
Conrete
Alice Paul
National American Women's Buffrage Association
Mies Jounettie Rankin
Montana
Mnale Coksnalilaa
House
Miea Lucy Burns
Congressional
Com Mites
Tilinais
Ming Jane Rye Obi- Oyadil ‘Ho
Aniene
Eivileen
Minas Addaan
Ed Kelley Heads Cheyenne Club
The Greater Cheyenne club elected officers last night with Ed ward Kelley as president, C. M. Robinson vice president, C th Hyatt treasurer, Ray K. Olde treasurer. A three member committee to arrange lunch in honor of officers was named. Additional committees will contact downtown property owners with failed electrial wiring, request sprinkling of Frontier park streets, and coordinate with the Industrial club to push the new bridgeport railroad project through Cheyenne. A dance on Bey enxteenth street Monday will be a subscription event to christen the platform and open Frontier week fittings.
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Greater Cheyenne Club
Edward Kelley
C. M. Robinson
C. ‘Th. Hyatt
Cerowry
Ray K. Olde
Frontier Park
Newtridgeport
Elu
Bey
Admonition Court Sees Girl Finish Story in Diggs Trial
In the Diggs case, the government alleges Maury I. Diggs transported a Sacramento woman to Reno for immoral purposes. The woman completed her account under cross examination. juror admonitions against discussing the case were strongly emphasized by the judge as prosecutors and defense debated admissibility of a key statement.
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Girl
Nce
Eieken
Con i
Maury I. Diggs
California
Reed
Sacramento
Reno
Diggs
Theo Roche
Nathan Coghlan
Roche
Ryne
Marsha Warrington
Dee van Fivet
Lola Norria
Caminetti
Miss Norris
San Francisco
Stockton
San Jose
Sacramento County
Misa Warrington
Camp Rules Rigid But Are Enforced
Sanitation at the militis encamp ment near Fort Russell is being maintained at a high pitch. The camp rules of the regular army are rigidly followed. Hydrants are installed on each company street for water. Garbage and refuse are destroyed by fire. Adjutant General K. Hart enforces duties attendance. those leaving camp without permission lose pay. Band concert time confusion noted. events at 6 39 PM, reel mental dirt at 6 20 PM.
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Fort Russell
K. Hart
White defeats Whitney in ten round Neighweights bout
Charlie White of Chicago won a decision over Frank Whitney of Cedar Rapids in a ten round slow boxing match. Both boxers fought as light heavyweights. The fight took place in Atlanta on August 14.
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Atlanta
Chariie White
Chicago
Frank Whitney
Cedar Naplde
Marathon Course Shortened for Frontier Days Event
The Frontier Days marathon distance was trimmed from seven miles to three and a half miles. Committee reasoning cited Cheyenne youths losing fitness and the risk of many entrants failing to finish in a longer race.
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Fort Qai
Culre
Farce in Police Court: Bustamente Freed After Robbery Allegation
Antonio Bustamente faced a robbery charge in police court over an alleged momentary gun grab from Navarro at a Pioneer Avenue chili parlor. Police testified Bustamente carried a gun and about $15. Bustamente denied the robbery, claiming a card game win and dispute with Navarro. Justice Monsman discharged him citing doubt over identity and lack of proof.
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Antonio Hustamente
Jean
Felis Nava
Aasad
Navarro
Peter Warlaumont
Chile
Pioneer Avenue
Bustamente
Varlammont
Wut
Wwlo
Quem
Nayar Nn
Thompson
Pbustamente
Warloumont
Fustemente
Areta
Droyper
Monsman
Alnce Bustamente
Nat Hie Howe
Connie Healae
Buelamne A
Chiner Whips Hriseeman In New York Bout
A boxing card in New York saw Chung drop Pat McCarty in the sixth of ten rounds. Chung, described as the fleet Chilean boxer, delivered a sharp finish that left McCarty unable to continue.
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Chiner
Hriseeman
New York
Chung
Welett
Peston
Pat McCarty
Leeser
York
Riots Hit Several Areas Over Labor Disputes
Across North America rioting erupted after industrial workers IWW meetings. Police and troops faced mobs in Minot and across Vancouver Island towns, with arrests, injuries, and threats of militia deployment.
Reception Plans for War Secretary Garrison in Town
Plans for entertaining War Secretary Lindley M. Garrison and party remain uncertain. The Industrial Club will consider a reception on August 22 with Gen. Leonard Wood and an escort, pending confirmation of Garrison’s attendance and schedule at Fort D. A. Russell and Fort frontal maneuvers.
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Lindley M. Garrison
Thomas Heaney
Elaiirmay
Corminutes
Industrial Club
Garrison
Fort
D. A. Russell
Pole Mountain
Atwnd
Leonard Wood
States Army
Denvers
No Relief for Burning Kansas as Heat Persists
Kansas City Aug 13 Heat across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma failed to ease despite scattered showers. Temperatures topped 100 in many areas with Junction City and Manloian reaching 108 and Selina at 104. Totela 102 and Leavenworth 108 amid water shortages blamed for typhoid spread as farmers rush to fetch water.
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Kansas City
Katto
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kanans
Kanes
Junction City
Manlolian
Selina
Totela
Wilbon Lewis
Leavenworth
Witney
Morelia
Goma
Farwers
Chaan
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Pavernor
Wagner
Assembly Committee of Managers
Ed Kelley
Cheyenne Club
Sartertie
Aten Ily
Germany
Minot
N. D
Tts
Victoria
BR. C
Ladyramith
Illller
Vancouver Island
Coibhtdy
Orien
Aller
Alexander Molisnon
Nanaimo
H. C
Vancouver
Ladysmth
South Wellluston
ST. Paul
Aug
Pacific
Heinle
Northern Pacific
Foo
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Louie
St, Louie
Aue
St. Franeles County
Issouri
Caluncet
Mieh
Genemt
Abbey
Pittsburg
Ave
Bellding
Building Trades Counsell
Bollder'e Exchange
Master
Si Contmcikre
Romantiees
Lowis
Caorment
Kansas
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