Defense opens as Sulzer trial advances in Senate case
Attorney Harvey D. Hinman will open the governor’s defense while the court denies a Monday adjournment. The two week trial saw few scheduled witnesses called despite subpoenas to William J. Connor and Hugh J. Bailly. Jurors heard John B. Gray testify that Colwell claimed the account was Sulzer’s and that a bond was for a woman, later identified as Hessie Colwell.
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Harvey D. Hinman
William J. Connera
Buffalo
Hugh J. Bailly
New York
Hoth
Sulver
John B. Gray
Fuller and Gray
Frederick L. Colwell
Gray
Colwell
Sulter
Giants to Play Phillies Three Times in One Day
New York expects the Giants to face the Phillies three times in a single day after a weather permitting return from a brief layoff. The schedule follows a period where the Colts were filling in while the team awaited travel and arrangements.
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Giants
Phillies
New York
Hoston
McGraw Eyes Full Championship Lineup Amid Injury Doubts
Manager McGraw hoped to field his full championship lineup against Philadelphia but did not confirm whether Injured Doyle and Snodgrass would start. Weather threatened tomorrow’s Polo Grounds game, with a double header possible if the field passes. The unfinished August 20 Philadelphia game resumes with New York at bat, bases empty, one out, one ball on Murray.
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McGraw
Philadelphia
Doyle
Snodgrass
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Brennan
New York
Jack Murray
Meyers
Murray
Trade rumor swirls around Red Sox Speaker
The report claimed Tria Speaker would be traded to the New York Americana for Cree Aweo ney and King Cole, but Frank Chance denied it saying there was nothing in it though he admitted Speaker could be useful.
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Breeball Cirelea
Tria Speaker
Red Sox
New York Americana
Cree, Aweoney
King” Cole
New Yorks
Columbus
Frank Chance
Chance
Asylum guards charged in 78-year-old Holst death
In Kankakee Illinois a 78 year old patient at the state hospital died after guards restrained him to bed and beat him. William Wolfe, a former attendant, confessed to the state attorney that John Mahan and another unnamed former employee assaulted Holst while he weakly resisted being kept in bed. He died days later from injuries. Mahan was arrested while the other man remained at large.
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Kankakee
Inl
Carl G. Holst
Kankakee State Hospital
W. H. Dyer
William Wolfe
Holst
Wolf
Farm Women Will be Helped by Sec Houston
Secretary Houston asserts the farm woman has been neglected and that the Department of Agriculture aims to provide direct aid and service. He asks farmers wives to offer constructive suggestions for improving federal service, urging discussion with neighbors, churches, and women’s organizations before submitting a combined community reply.
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Sec. Houston
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Retary Houston
Department
Lberty
Mutilated Body Found in Kansas River
The body of W. N. Cowden an attorney from Kansas City Kansas was found in the Kansas River near here. Police suspect murder with the right side of his face cut from neck to head. Cowden vanished last Saturday after telling a partner he would return soon.
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W. N. Cowden
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Here
Cowden
Gowden
Daughter of Sitting Bull's Daughter Seeks Employment
In San Diego an unnamed woman claims she is the daughter of Sitting Bull and asks for work. She recounts an eventful life involving Wounded Knee, adoption by General L. W. Colby, and schooling at Beatrice High, Downer College, and the University of Kansas. Police vouch for her story.
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Cal
Sitt the Bull
Wilson
Bloux
Wounded Knee
L. W. Colby
Beatrice, Neb
Shawne
Beatrice High School
Downer College
Milwaukee
University of Kansas
Boucherle
Houcherle
Nebraska
Electric Tractor-Trailer Hauls Cal For Der Wek Plant
An electric tractor and trailer with 12 ton capacity transports fur for Der Wek electric plant.
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der Wek Electric Plant
Girl Held as Spy in Juarez After Sightseeing Trip
Marie Zuniga, an American Mexican from Douglas Arizona, was arrested in Juarez by federal authorities on charges of being a rebel spy. She had traveled to Juarez on a sightseeing trip and was detained at a private house guarded by federal soldiers on the Mexican side of the international bridge. Consul Thomas D. Edwards said he would seek her release, while rebels demand 15,000 pesos for the release of three Catholic priests in Hermosillo.
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Thomas D. Edwards
Juarez
Fionora
Father Portela
Soto
Garibay
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mother Confesses to Killing Six Children
Ida Leckwold confessed to police and county officials that she killed six of her children with poison and attempted to kill her husband and another child within the last month. She admitted killing daughter Viola, nine, and trying to kill son Willie, 12, while claiming the remaining five deaths between 1905 and 1912 were natural. A man unnamed allegedly urged her to destroy her family.
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Minneapolis
Martison
Robertson
Ida Leckwold
Viola
Willie
Rainy September Sets National Weather Record
The weather bureau reports September brought 2.82 inches of rain, third wettest in 41 years, with a mean temperature of 64 degrees. The coldest day was September 25 at 24 degrees and the warmest on September 6 at 83.
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Weather Bureau
Bryn Mawr Girl Injured in Gotham Auto Crash
Lucille Singleton 19 daughter of a Texas mine owner and Bryn Mawr student was injured perhaps fatally when a car owned by Hermann Oelrichs crashed into a tree while avoiding a Broadway street car. A male rider identified as Cregmore or Crighorn vanished after the crash.
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New York
Lucille Singleton
Bryn Mawr
Hermann Oelrichs
Broadway
Cregmore
Crighorn
Haggin Improves. Full Recovery Expected Soon
Lexington Kentucky October 1 James B Haggin owner of the Elmedorf stock farm in New York was reported in critical condition but tonight his condition improved significantly physicians say full recovery is only a matter of days and he should be back on his feet shortly
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Lexington
James B. Haggin
New York
Elmedorf
Commerce Court Abolished in Senate Action
Washington Oct 1 The struggle to save the Commerce Court from abolition ended as the full Senate appropriations committee accepted the house provision in the urgent deficiency bill. The court will be abolished and its jurisdiction will pass to the district courts. Supporters of the house fought the move but were defeated.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Senate Appropriations Committees
House
Danish Parliament Nearing Universal Women Suffrage Bill
Copenhagen Oct 1 The upper house agrees to the third reading of a bill granting universal suffrage to women. It would deprive the crown of nominating twelve upper house members and remove special privileges for wealthy veterans. The government aims to democratize the upper chamber, while a country appeal remains uncertain.
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Copenhagen
Rigsdag
Reception to man who would depose president in San Juan
General Jose Manuel Hernandez known as El Mocho who allegedly planned to depose President Juan Vicente Gomez of Venezuela was guest of honor at a reception today hosted by Venezuelan residents in San Juan Puerto Rico. Porto Rican officials and many of Hernandez followers attended the event.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Jose Manuel Hernandez
el Mocho
Juan Vicente Gomez
Venzuela
Hernandez
Sutherland Fears Currency Measure Derailed
Ogden Utah Oct 1 Senator Sutherland voiced concern that currency legislation will fail in the special session due to calls for careful review in the Senate. He said the administration measure has drawn strong criticism and many Democrats are not satisfied with its current form. He predicted the bill will extend into the regular session of Congress.
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Ogden
Utah
United States
Senate
Sutherland
Congress
Government suit seeks 1 million over San Diego project
SUED FOR MELLION CHICAGO Oct 1 The government sues Holdmaster and Nell for 1 000 000 over failure to complete the San Diego government project. Trial set for December 1 by Federal Judge Landis in Chicago.
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Chicago
Holdmaster
Nell
San Diego
Calif
Landis
Poison in Wheeler case halts inquest in Syracuse
Coroners Physician Springer reported poison found in the stomach of Charles C. Wheeler once Syracuse city treasurer. Wheeler's body was found in a hotel room yesterday as an inquest paused today in Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles C. Wheeler
Syracuse
Springer
Wheeler
Stock transfers fall in New York for fiscal year
In Small Albany N Y on October 1 analysts report stock transfer tax receipts declined nearly one third for the just ended fiscal year. Last year collections totaled $3 625 057 while this year only $2 927 154 were recorded.
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Albany
New York
Priest Murderer Examined By Doctors
Hans Schmidt accused of murdering Anna Aumuller was taken from the Tombs for a sanity exam by four alienists in the district attorney's office. He was closeted with the specialists for two hours and another exam is planned after the coroner's inquest. The prosecutors will decide next steps based on the alienists' report.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Tombs
Whitman
Behmidt
Allenats
Anna Amuller
Schmidt
Grand Jury Thaw 18 Under Discussion in Albany
Albany reports the ad visability of a special session of the New York county grand jury to review developments in the Thaw case. Acting Governor Glynn Attorney General Carmody William Travers Jerome and Dutchess County DA Conger discussed the matter.
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New York
Grand Jury
Glynn
Carmody
William Travers Jerome
Conger
Dutchess County
Connecticut Ships Out to Meet Atlantic Maneuvers
The Connecticut battleship, after months in Philadelphia for refits, set sail for Hampton Roads Virginia to join the Atlantic fleet for fall maneuvers and gun practice next week.
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Connecticut
Ny Mn
Jay
Hampton Roads
Atlantic
British Vessel Glenessline Hit Rocks Near Necarg Mountain
The British ship Glenessline grounded at the foot of Necarg mountain three miles from the bay in Portland Oregon. A total loss is feared with 14 men rescued. The vessel had loaded cargo in Santos Brazil and sailed May 18 for the United Kingdom.
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Portland
Ore
Glenessline
Necarg Mountain
United Kingdom
Santos
Brazil
Notable Figures in Global Affairs and Arts
The text lists diverse figures including President Wilson, Vice President, Secretary Bryan, and others such as a Wisconsin professor, Henry Clews noted for royal recognition, Sir Samuel Walker visiting England, a Welsh congressman, Major General James, and a Navy Medal of Honor recipient. It hints at varied roles across politics, academia, diplomacy, and military service.
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Runolty
Samuel Walker
High Court of Australy
Engle
Aywtriiy
Hewie
James
Renga Navy
Education Notes on Practical Work in Agriculture and Home Arts
Education notes discuss practical training in cooking and household arts at Engilah and Ohio State areas. It notes Minnesota training for teachers of agriculture and a university apprentice program in husbandry offering paid farm work. It mentions student interest from Obievod stockmen and cooperators with broader university involvement.
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Minnesota
Trainel
Lye Tee University
Ohio State Uni Statte Ny
Obievod
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