Stock transfers and impeachment notes in Sulzer case
Proceedings discuss Sulzer stock transfers and notes shown to him during impeachment hearings in New York City. Witnesses link Sulzer to advice on legislation affecting New York stock exchange prices while his account remained in the office. A special train service notice for the Wyoming state fair lists a October trip with a single round trip fare.
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Balzer
New York Stock Exchange
Kresch
Sulver
Fuller
Wyoming
Douglas
Wio
Colorado and Southern Railway
Wheatland
Douging
Guns Preparing Way For Vote
El Paso, Sept 30. Mrs Francisco Villa reports her husband and rebel troops evacuated Santa Rosalia on September 19 and plan to move to Torreon to assist Carrancistas. General Francisco Castro's rebels expected to enter Santa Rosalia soon and advance toward Jiminez as federal efforts aim to reopen rail links for elections later this month. Mexican officials say a lost hat found on Mexican soil proves American soldiers crossed the boundary. Inspector Diebold filed a report of the alleged invasion to Mexican and U.S. authorities.
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EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Santa Rosalis
Santa Rosalia
Torreon
Carransistas
Francisco Castro
Jiminez
Tino
Ers
International Boundary Line
Diebold
Mexican Department of State
Washington
Supreme Court Asked 10 Rule on Big Oil Case
The Eighth Circuit will petition the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on whether a president may withdraw public lands from entry in the Midwest Oil Co case. The matter involves ownership of lands in Wyoming and was announced by Presiding Judge William Hook amid the present session arguments.
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Supreme Court
Denver
Colo
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth District
United States Supreme Court
United States
William ©. Hook
Midwest
Court of Appeals
Wyoming
Hook
Lands Withdrawn for Oil Resources Reach Supreme Court
The case centers on thousands of acres in Wyoming and California valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Attorney General McReynolds faces a major land dispute as the circuit court of appeals decision may solve a knotty problem. Taft's 1909 withdrawal aimed to conserve oil and fuel for the navy, with Congress later affirming the president's power to reserve lands.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wyoming
California
McReynolds
Circuit Court of Appeals
Taft
Congress
Miner Entombed Since Friday Near Rescue at Lehigh
Centrally Pa September 30 The entombed miner Thomas Toshesky in the Continental colliery faces a long confinement. A 50 foot tube through a coal wall delivered his calls and milk and food as rescue teams anticipate entry after another shift can remove the coal pile blocking the gangway.
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Centrally
Lehigh Coal Company
Thomas Toshesky
Toshesky
Barbary Coast Celebrates Final Wild Night in San Francisco
The Barbary coast in San Francisco marks its last night with revelry as the police ban liquor sales to women at midnight. Saloons shift to grape juice while women are barred from all straight saloons, threatening the fate of many resorts and leaving 600 to 800 women facing hardship. Clubwomen urge delaying the order to help women find work.
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San Francisco
Barbary Coast
Police Commission
Sixteen Day Convention Closes with Officer Elections
Boston September 20 The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers wrapped up its sixteen day convention with officer elections. Delegates, about 400, approved routine business and re elected key leaders including Frank J. McNulty of Newark as International president and Charles P. Ford as first vice president.
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Boston
Thecan Federation of Labor Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Brotherhood
Prank J. McNulty
Newark
N. J
International
Charles P. Ford Af Comall
International Wecrel
Minneapolis Adopts City Charter by Narrow Margin
Unofficial returns from 0 of 115 precincts show 8,140 votes for the charter and 18,807 against, in Minneapolis. The result indicates support for a new common form of government.
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Minneapolis
Roumanian Jews Seek U S Pressure Through Berlin Treaty
A mass meeting at Cooper Union adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to use treaty relations with other nations to help Roumanian Jews. A delegation will present the measure to the Berlin international congress in January. Senator Clapp Judge Foster and Dr Hisenberg spoke urging action. A letter to King Charles I requests protection and equal treatment under the 1878 Berlin treaty.
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New York
Wilson
Roumania
Cooper Union
Minnesota
Warren W. Foster
Court of General Sessions
Maurice Hisenberg
Clapp
United States
Berlin
Templemore Aground After Fire Near Atlantic Rescue
The British freighter Templemore, bound for Liverpool, caught fire south of Cape Henry on September 27. The Arcadia picked up about 62 crew members early today and headed for Baltimore, while the Templemore was abandoned and left to burn at sea.
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Baltimore
Templemore
Jones
Liverpool
Arcadia
Hamburg
Boldt
Cape Henry
Johnston Line
New York
Hydrographic Office
Two Boys Drowned Missing Boat Leads to Recovery
In Pueblo Colorado the bodies of Hatsfield Carpenter and Thomas Kefford were recovered from Reservoir No 2 of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company southwest of the city. The boys aged 14 and 15 were rowing a leaky boat duck hunting when it began to sink forcing them to seek the water.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Hatsfield Carpenter
Thomas Kefford
Union Pacific Expands Shop Capacity and Rail Progress
Miss Cora Davis, librarian at Union Pacific, is east on vacation. Union Pacific receives a modern wheel lathe and adds staff to install it. New floor work proceeds in shops. Wyoming line steel extends toward Casper, with Kimball ranch six miles east of Casper planned for winter. George W. Hamilton named assistant general freight agent in Omaha, replacing Howard Bruner. Denver and Rio Grande awards Ogden freight terminal contract to Continental Contract Co. Terminal includes two story office building and 196 foot freight shed.
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Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad
Wyoming
Casper
Kimball Ranch
George W. Hamilton
Omaha
Neb
Howard Bruner
B. L. Winehell
Chicago
Denver and Rio Grande
Ogden
Continental Contract Company
Towers to Resume Flying After Navy Accident
Lieutenant John H. Towers in charge of the navy aviation school at Annapolis reports his return from leave and plans to resume flying within days. He was severely injured in May after a hydroplane crash into Chesapeake Bay killing Ensign William J. Billingsley. Towers recovered after three weeks of treatment. A medical board had recommended three months leave.
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Annapolis
John H. Towers
Navy Aviation School
Towers
Cheapeake Bay
William J. Billingsley
Navy Hospital
Board of Medical Survey
Portable plow aids surface fire stopping in Pacific forests
In Washington and Oregon open yellow pine forests a foldable plow is used to halt surface fires. The device, weighing about 40 pounds when dismantled, is carried on horseback and operated by a single man with a horse, accomplishing the work of twenty or more shovel-wielding workers.
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Washington
Oregon
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Capitol
Railroad. News
Cora Davis
Lieutenant Towers
C. H. Garwood
Dan S
Park & Ul Jewelers
IstNational Bank
Michigan
Booth
P. I
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the Capitol Grocery
Pure Food Store
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