Defense Opens as Hinman Leads Governor Sulzer Case
The defense faces Judge Herrick as Attorney Harvey D. Hinman opens the governor Sulzer case. Court denies adjournment, two weeks of testimony conclude with managers noting calls yet to testify. John B. Gray testifies Colwell’s account belonged to Sulzer and a bond once went to a woman.
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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 10 Meet Phillies Three Times In One Day
New York schedule notes that the Giants and Phillies may play a trio of games in one day if weather permits after the Colts were trying to fill in during a previous period.
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Giants
Phillies
New York
Hoston
McGraw considers lineup for Philadelphia game amid injuries
Manager McGraw aims to field his championship lineup against Philadelphia but will not confirm whether injured first-line players Doyle and Snodgrass will start. Weather may delay tomorrow’s Polo Grounds game, with a double header planned if field conditions allow. The unfinished August 20 game against Philadelphia will resume where halted, with Doyle and Snodgrass’ availability a key factor.
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McGraw
Philadelphia
Doyle
Snodgrass
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Brennan
New York
Jack Murray
Meyers
Murray
Trade Rumor Dismissed by Frank Chance
A circulating trade rumor claimed the Red Sox star center fielder Speaker would move to the New York Americans for Cree Aweon ey and King Cole. Frank Chance denied the report saying there is nothing to it, though he admitted they could use Speaker if available.
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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 Kill Aged Man At Kankakee Hospital
In a confession to the state’s attorney, William Wolfe, a former hospital attendant, said he and two others beat 78 year old Carl G. Holst to keep him in bed at the Kankakee state hospital. Holst died days after the March incident from fractured tiles and injuries. John Mahan was arrested, a third man remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Inl
Carl G. Holst
Kankakee State Hospital
W. H. Dyer
William Wolfe
Holst
Wolf
Farm Women to Be Helped by Secretary Houston
Secretary Houston states farm women have been neglected in rural policy and seeks direct input from farmers wives on how the Department of Agriculture can improve services. He urges constructive suggestions and collaboration with women neighbors, church groups, and organizations to reflect community views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 top of head. He vanished last Saturday after telling a partner he would return soon.
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Kansas City
W. N. Cowden
Kas
Kansas River
Here
Cowden
Gowden
Daughter of Sitting Bull Seeks Work in San Diego
In San Diego a woman claiming to be Sitting Bull's daughter told Police Chief Wilson she seeks employment. She says her life included a battlefield rescue at Wounded Knee and adoption by General L. W. Colby after being found strapped to her dead mother. Shawne studied at Beat Rice High, Downer College, and the University of Kansas. Detective Boucherle vouches for her.
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San Diego
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 and Trailer Move 12-Ton Cargo of Fur
An electric automobile tractor and trailer with a capacity of 12 tons of fur is transporting goods for Der Wek electric plant.
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der Wek Electric Plant
Girl Held as Spy in Juarez Case Moves Through Juarez
Marie Zuniga, an American-Mexican from Douglas Arizona, was arrested by federal authorities in Juarez on a rebel spy charge. She arrived to work for a telegraph company and took a sightseeing trip. Detained at a private house under guard by federal soldiers, Consul Thomas D. Edwards seeks her release. Rebels demand 15000 pesos for release of three 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 she killed six of her children by poison. She said she murdered one child, tried to kill another and aimed to kill her husband in the past month. She admitted killing daughter Viola, nine, who died September 8, and attempted son Willie, 12. The other five children reportedly died of natural causes.
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Minneapolis
Martison
Robertson
Ida Leckwold
Viola
Willie
September Weather Sets Rain Record Amid Warm Spell
The weather bureau reports September brought 2.82 inches of rain, the third wettest in 41 years. Mean temperature was 64 with a normal 67.2, and the coldest day came on September 25 at 24 degrees while September 6 reached 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Bryn Mawr Student Injured in Gotham Car Crash
Oct 1 New York Lucille Singleton 19 daughter of a Texas mine owner and Bryn Mawr student was badly hurt when an automobile owned by Herman Oelrichs struck a tree to avoid a Broadway streetcar A male passenger identified as Creg more or Crighorn fled the scene.
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New York
Lucille Singleton
Bryn Mawr
Hermann Oelrichs
Broadway
Cregmore
Crighorn
Haggin Shows Marked Recovery After Critical Condition
Lexington Kentucky October 1 James B Haggin owner of the Elmedorf stock farm in New York was reported by his physicians to be much improved tonight. A complete recovery is expected within a few days as his condition had been listed as critical earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
James B. Haggin
New York
Elmedorf
Commerce Court Abolished and Jurisdiction Shifted
Washington Oct 1 The Senate appropriations committee approved a provision from the House to abolish the Commerce Court. Its jurisdiction will be distributed to the district courts. Supporters argued against the move but the committee defeated the opposition.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Senate Appropriations Committees
House
Danish Parliament Nearing Final Vote on Women Suffrage Bill
In Copenhagen on October 1 the third reading in the lower house advances a universal suffrage bill for women. It would remove crown nomination rights for twelve upper house members and strip wealthy veterans of special suffrage privileges. The government aims to democratize the upper house despite conservative edge. The party plans a country appeal is 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 plotted to depose President Juan Vicente Gomez of Venezuela was guest of honor at a reception in San Juan Porto Rico on October 1. Venezuelan residents hosted the event with several Puerto Rican officials and many of Hernandez's followers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Jose Manuel Hernandez
el Mocho
Juan Vicente Gomez
Venzuela
Hernandez
Sutherland Opposes Immediate Currency Legislation
Ogden Utah Oct 1 Senator Sutherland warns there will be no currency bill in the upcoming special session due to calls for careful review in the Senate. He notes the administration measure faces strong Democratic criticism and expects the issue to carry into the regular session.
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Ogden
Utah
United States
Senate
Sutherland
Congress
Government suit seeks 1 million against Holdmaster Nell
The government targets Holdmaster and Nell for not completing the San Diego prime project. Federal Judge Landis set the trial for December 1.
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Chicago
Holdmaster
Nell
San Diego
Calif
Landis
Poison in stomach halts Syracuse treasurer inquest
The inquest into the death of Charles C. Wheeler formerly Syracuse city treasurer was halted as Coroner's Physician Springer announced autopsy findings show poison in Wheeler's stomach. Wheeler's body was found in a hotel room yesterday in Chicago on October 1.
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Chicago
Charles C. Wheeler
Syracuse
Springer
Wheeler
Stock transfers in New York fall by one third
Small Albany October report shows New York stock transfer taxes drop to $2,927,154 for the just ended fiscal year from $3,625,057 the previous year, reflecting a significant decline in collections.
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Albany
New York
Priest Murderer Examined By Doctors
Hans Schmidt, the confessed murderer of Anna Aumuller, was taken from Tombs prison for a sanity examination by four alienists in the District Attorney Whitman’s office. He remained in consultation for two hours with the psychiatrists and another examination is planned for Friday after the coroner's inquest. The findings will guide the district attorney’s next steps in Schmidt’s prosecution.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Tombs
Whitman
Behmidt
Allenats
Anna Amuller
Schmidt
Grand Jury Thaw 18 Session Under Discussion
Albany Oct 1 Acting Governor Glynn Attorney General Carmody William Travers Jerome and Dutchess County DA Conger discussed a possible special session of the New York county grand jury to review the Thaw case An expected order would appoint the attorney general to lead the proceedings Reports noted efforts to thwart a Dutchess County grand jury vote indicting Thaw on bribery related to his escape Connecticut inventor patents a band saw and a safeguarded carriage are also mentioned in the same dispatch.
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Albany
New York
Grand Jury
Glynn
Carmody
William Travers Jerome
Conger
Dutchess County
Connecticut Sets 4 ML For Atlantic Maneuvers
The battleship Connecticut, after months at Philadelphia, heads to sea bound for Hampton Roads Virginia. It will join the Atlantic fleet for fall maneuvers and gun practice next week.
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Philadelphia
Connecticut
Ny Mn
Jay
Hampton Roads
Atlantic
British Vessel Glenessline Reach Portland Rocks
The British ship Glenessline ran aground at the foot of Necarg mountain near Portland Oregon and is reported to be a total loss with 14 men rescued. The vessel had sailed from Santos Brazil on May 18 bound for the United Kingdom.
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Portland
Ore
Glenessline
Necarg Mountain
United Kingdom
Santos
Brazil
Notable Global Figures Touched by Honors and Careers
Fragmentary OCR outlines notable figures. Mentions President Wilson and Vice President, Secretary Bryan, Dr Paul, university professors, Henry Clews and imperial honors, Sir Samuel Walker and a Welsh congress, Major General James, and a Navy Medal of Honor recipient with a long career and sketches of valor.
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Henry Clews
Runolty
Samuel Walker
High Court of Australy
Engle
Aywtriiy
Hewie
James
Renga Navy
Education Notes on Practical Work in Home Arts and Agriculture
The article reports on practical work in cooking and household arts across Engilah schools and describes activities in agricultural education. It notes initiatives at Minnesota and Ohio State University for trainee teachers and apprenticeship programs, highlighting paid farm work and student involvement.
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Engilah
Minnesota
Trainel
Lye Tee University
Ohio State Uni Statte Ny
Obievod
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Sec. Houston
Sitting Pull
Gotham
Haggin
Sherman Co
Concord
Grace
Elbertas
Kelley Mercantile Co
Mellion
Witechep
Sui
Charlotte Russe
Prescot
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Paul
Lin
Positioa Sien
University of Wiscon
Icit
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Berlome
Paris
Education Notes
C. W Gairwool
Floris
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