Sulzer Impeachment Trial Reveals Campaign Cash Links
Albany reports show Governor Sulzer sought aid from U S Senator Root and William Barnes to block impeachment. Allan A Ryan testified of a $10,000 campaign gift from the Ryans not in filings. The defense opened with Harvey Hinman comparing Sulzer to Paul amid questions of influence and corruption charges.
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Albany
N. Y
Wiliam E. Sulzer
United States
Elihu Root
William Barnes
Republican Ett Committee
Allan A. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryn
New York
Ignatius Wy. McGlone
Ryan
Sulzer
Ryans
Fulter
Washington
Root
Harvey D. Hinman
Sylw
Paul
Saul
Mr. Hinman
Police doubt Henry Spencer murder spree claim
Chicago detectives say Henry Spencer’s confessions are largely fabrication with only one or two murders corroborated. They link him to the Rexroat killing, while many other alleged killings lack records or evidence.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
Mildred Allison Rexroat
Halpin
Spencer
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
Captain Halpin
Cheyenne Linked to Four Major U S Highways
George Walker reports Cheyenne now lies on four major routes on the new American Automobile Association map. The city sits on the Lincoln Memorial Highway, Gulf of Mexico to Yellowstone line, AAA coast-to-coast road, and the National Highway of America extending from New York to Denver and beyond to Cheyenne.
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George 5. Walker
American Automobile Association of
New York City
United States
American Automobile Association
Cheyenne
Denver
Seer County Good Roads Associaton
Gulf of Mexico
Yellowstone National Park
Amperton
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Kanasaa
Priest Assailed in Will Contest in Anaconda
Heirs petition district court to invalidate the will of Kate Rudden and remove Rev. A. R. Coopman as executor claiming undue influence while she was dying. Rudden, sister of Marcus Daly, died Sept 27 1912. estate valued around 20000 with two thirds to Coopman and 6000 to Mary Gerard wife of the US ambassador to Germany. Twelve heirs receive 1 each. Suit filed for Mary Daly and three minor heirs.
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Anaconda
Mont
T. 6
A. R. Coopman
Kate Rudden
Marcus Daly
Rudden
Father Coppman
Mary Gerard
United States
Germany
New York
Harriett Sigray
Hungary
Mary Victoria
Convent of Notre Dame
Ind
Mary Daly
Brooklyn
Denver Placed on Feeder Route to Lincoln Highway
Lincoln Highway association meeting in Detroit favored dropping the Big Springs to Denver loop and instead linking Denver by a feeder road to Cheyenne. Cheyenne, Brighton, Greeley, Stirton, Ault and others will support the feeder, giving Denver area traffic access to the highway without diverting main line traffic. Also reports Father Knickerbocker clocks 4 047 996 ogee in a separate note.
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Lincoln Highway Association
Detroit
Big Springs
Neb
Denver
Cheyenne
Brighton
Greeley
Fitton
Ault
Tourteta
Bronco Buster Sowder Steals His Little Son
The former world champion rough rider Sowder took his three year old son Thad from the grandparents home at 2116 Pioneer avenue while the mother was away. He boarded a southbound train after leaving Denver and was believed to be in Texas. The couple had been separated for six years and had not filed for divorce.
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Thad Sowder
William Farrell
Pioneer Avenue
Sowder
Sait
Lowder
Cheyenne
Denver
Texas
Women Workers Converge at Hull Conference
England's National Union of Women Workers held its annual gathering in Hull on October 6 with 630 delegates attending. The program features key discussions on child training and child welfare.
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Hull
England
National Union of Women Workers
Parliamentary Women
Frontier Park to Plant Trees Under Committee Plan
The Frontier Committee plans an irrigation system at Frontier Park to water a row of trees around the la rk and a grove near and south of the steel Grandstand. President Prod Hofmann leads the project with several European insurance companies taking risks on the venture.
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The
Frontier Park
Wrontier
Prod Hofmann
Greek fireman reports brother held hostage by Ludlow strikers
Eris Karas, a Tabasco mine fireman, told Mine Superintendent ONeil that armed coal miners seized him and his brother last night near Ludlow. He said his brother is being kept as a hostage to force his return to captivity, with threats of death if he refuses. Officers are investigating.
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Trinidad
Colo
Eris Karas
Tabasco
Karas
O'Neil
Ludlow
Duran Strike Deadlock Persists as Talks Open
Dublin oct 6 strike deadlock continues between employers and transport workers despite strike breaker proposal a basis for direct negotiations accepted by labor but rejected by employers. Commissioners condemn employers demand workers stay out of the union while sympathetic strikes draw fire. Meanwhile many striking farm laborers resume work. Petroleum industry of the United States has tripled in five years.
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Dublin
Ireland
Transport Workers’ Union
United States
Wilson on Trail After Currency Bill Retarders
President Wilson plans talks with Democratic senators to accelerate the administration currency bill in the Senate. He will press committee members and fellow Democrats to explain delays as hearings may continue two weeks and work extend a month. The president warns he may use all lawful means to move the bill before the session ends and notes big banks oppose the measure to keep control of the financial system.
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Washington
Wlinda
Senate
Senate Banking and Currency Commission
Committee
Democraticc
White House
Escapes From Jail Then Returns to Serve Out Term
William Walker who fled Alameda county for Alaska while under a three month vagrancy sentence surrendered at the Central police station in Oakland. He had reportedly struck it rich in the Yukon and opted to pay a fine instead, but the city attorney said the sentence required actual confinement. He will serve the remaining thirty days with prison favors and daily visits from his wife.
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Oakland
Cal
William Walker
Alameda County Champany
Central Police Station
Walker
Tre
Nome Wiped Out by Alaska Storm Strikes Nome
Nome Alaska reports severe storm damage with many buildings destroyed on the west side of main street. The sandpit washed away and the wireless station reportedly disabled as communication with Nome is interrupted.
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Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Baseball World Series Ready for Opening Night in New York
October 6 reports set the stage for the 1913 World Series between the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. Weather unsettled, bettors watching odds from Philadelphia to New York amid cautious preparations and ticket speculation.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
United States
Polo Grounds
Fane
Athletic
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
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