Archbold Held Guilty on Most Articles in Impeachment
The senate found Judge Archbald guilty on multiple impeachment charges after a long trial. The votes ranged from 0 to 11 on some articles to 46 to 25 in favor on the first, with findings involving Lehigh Valley and Reading coal interests, and notes of bribe-like payments. The proceedings trace back to 1912 when complaints led to the impeachment.
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Western Railroad
Senate
Archbald
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Shenandoah
Girard
Philadelphia
Archhbald
Lehigh Valley
Helm Bruce
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Commerce Court
Bruce
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading Railroad
Fredericke Warnke
Warnke
Ap Insurance
W. W. Rigesinger
Scranton
Ihesinger
Archbard
C. G. Boland
W. P. Boland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wickersham
Taft
House
Archtald
Your Plumbing and Digestion Remedies Highlighted
The article compares home plumbing to the human digestive system and urges keeping both in top shape. It advises using Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestion issues and notes availability through local druggists. It also mentions Fred Walker, a former University of Chicago twirler, being teleaged by Columbus.
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Chamberlain
Fred Walker
University of Chicago
Colambua
Speed Demons Hang Up New Marks in 1912
New York reports a year of near miracles in motorcycle speed. Hasha set multiple marks in February and April at Los Angeles stadium, shaving seconds from mile and longer distances. Ward and Seymour followed with further record runs as the sport surged in 1912.
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Speed Demons
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a cure for grippe and all cold symptoms. It claims taking a 20 cent package every two hours for three doses ends the illness with no quinine or harmful aftereffects.
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Pape
Grippe
Motorcycle speed records and amateur marks set at meet
The report notes the present mile record at 36 45 seconds and a 07.82 mph pace as the fastest official motorcycle time. Lon Claflin of Salt Lake City reentered amateur records with new marks from 1 to 17 miles. Seymour updated the speed table on the 24th revising distances from 22 to 20 miles downward. Hasha won the American professional championship at Columbus in a strong year, while John A. Constant of Brooklyn captured the national amateur title with 29 points in a 17 point possible. No records were broken at this meeting.
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Seymour
Lon Claflin
Salt Lake City
Hasha
Columbus
John A. Constant
Brooklyn
Ponta
Electoral College Elects Wilson in Formal Vote
Electors from 48 states formally chose Woodrow Wilson as president and Thomas R. Marshall as vice president. Utah and Vermont each cast four votes for Taft for president and Nicholas Murray Butler for vice president.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Utah
Vermont
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Northwestern fraternity finds missing doors at new house
In Chicago on January 13, members of the Eta Theta fraternity at Northwestern University gathered around the foundation of their new home. With four solid walls completed, they discovered no entrances. The foreman admitted the plan oversight and the architect ordered doorways added for convenience.
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Chicago
eHta Theta
Northwestern University
Embryo House
Fears Cannon's Mouth Charged by Suffragist Leader
New York suffrage worker Mrs Libby Culbertson MacDonald told a Cook County Woman's Party meeting that the boy scout movement is a crime against women and urged resisting patriotism that leads to war. She argued women are the world’s Atlas and chiefs of their own fate.
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Chicago
Libby Culbertson MacDonald
New York
Woman's Party
Cook County
Republic called fraud as chaos grips China
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from Pekin cites chaotic conditions in China with a public execution by a Sichuan official and remarks that a true republic is not yet formed. The piece notes Yuan Shikai’s constitutional plans stalled, a dead national council, and a fragile amateur regime seen as dangerous. Cincinnati claims Tea Erwin from Brooklyn. Anna Held says her ex-husband seeks reconciliation for business reasons. An electric scrub invention is mentioned amid the oddities of the era.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Pekin
China
Szechuan
Yuan Shi Kai
Ching
Naional Council
The State Leader Want Ad Lineup Update
The State Leader announces new classified options for Wyoming readers. Subscriptions and ad placements are highlighted alongside community notices and local business listings.
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Want
Wyoming
Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson
The Robinson cafeteria serves dinner every day from 11 30 to 2 and 6 to 7 with daily meals and service details for patrons.
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The
Robinson
Man of Mystery Involving Bank Robbery Suspect
The identity of the stranger shot by Sergeant Talbot during a resisting arrest last Thursday remains unknown. A Danish letter found on his person yields no clues, and officials in Clarmont, Olda., have not identified him. Patrolman Melarland recovers from his gunshot wound, and the body lies at Early's morgue awaiting identification efforts.
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Clarmont
Olda
Talbot
Melarland
Minister Scores Rags from Pulpit in Minneapolis
Rev G L Merrill pastor of the Peoples church denounces modern popular songs as vulgar and sings ragtime ditties from his pulpit. He decries ragtime as music of the bar and profligate saying it drags angels downward. Congregation heckles and some join in singing.
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Minneapolis
Minn
G. L. Merrill
People’s Church
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromide Quinine Tablets
Laxative bromide quinine tablets advertised to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature. Price two cents.
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E. W. Grove
Sports Gossip and Early Baseball News
A collage of sport notes mentions Owen Farret of the Yanks taunting Larry Lajoie of the Naps, umpire Charlie Ferguson wintering in Mexico, the Red Sox signing pitcher Joseph Martina, and Yankees training in Bermuda. Other items cover Marsani’s holdout, Navin’s stance on Cobb Crawford and Dubuc salaries, Gaspar quitting baseball for photography, Pud McTigue’s holdout with Stallings, Amos Russe’s jail term for threats, a former Rose Was gatekeeper now laborer, West Point lieutenant Nelly joining a rules committee, a Cubans’ batting feats, and four young champions including Coulon aging into titles.
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Amos Russe
Wie
Rose
Beattle Ball Park
Fighters Seek Big Wager as Vernon Clash Looms
Promoters promise a $4 000 guarantee for the Vernon California Williams Camp bout winner while Jack Dribba vows to face any bricklayer and abandon wrestling. Benny Rogardus and Jack Leon train daily with gloves, Ketchel readies for Jan 16 and 23 bouts, Frank Whitney faces Packey McFarland January 17 in Omaha with a ten rounder and a past clash with Clarence English cited.
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Frank Whitney
Cedar Rapide
Omaha
Whitney
Packey McFarland
Frank
Jake Abel
Atlanta
Abel
Clarence English
Clarence
English
Anxious wives and readers seek cures from tonics
A column offers home remedy adits for bed wetting and stomach woes. Readers report chronic issues from dandruff to rheumatism and constipation and receive drugstore blends, tonics, and simple mixtures claimed to restore health.
Doctors Answers On Health And Beauty Questions
Public health Q A column by Dr. Lewis Baker invites readers to send health and beauty queries for free advice. It notes confidentiality and requests full name and address for replies while offering prescriptions obtainable at any reputable drug store.
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Lewis Baker
College
College-Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Ohio
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