Sulzer Defense Rests Case as Governor Refuses to Testify
Albany Oct 8 Without calling Governor Sulzer or his wife to testify the defense rested in the impeachment trial. Judge Herrick cited political pressure and the governor’s decision to avoid shielding himself behind his wife. Summations will proceed tomorrow and Friday with a holiday Monday delaying proceedings.
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Albany
N. Yn
D Cary Herrick
Balzer
Washington
Herrick
Allan A. Brun
Ryan
Repeal Step Sought For Tariff Shipping Clause
Washington reports plan to repeal a 5 percent tariff rebate clause in the new tariff law. Administration officials say removing the provision avoids deep tariff cuts on food from major exporters. Senator Simmons and lawmakers back repeal. Underwood to be consulted. Protests from Germany France and Spain loom over potential retaliatory moves.
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Washington
Oct
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Congress
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Brazil
France
Russia
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Joseph W. Folk
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Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Representative Underwood
Folk
Atlantic City
Germany
Spain
American Killed in Mexico Sparks Rebels Threats Across Border
Dispatches from El Paso report an American mining manager Werner Bor killed at Mapimi Durango by rebels under General Urbina after a dispute with Mexican and American officials. Other Americans fled to Presidio as rumors of a cross border bloodless attack spread.
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EL. Paso
Texas
Weineger
Mapimi
Durango
Thon Urine
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Webbac
Werner- Bor
Devnatchey
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Trely
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Coahuila
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Piedra Negras
Piedras Negris
Pede Eral
General Mass
Hie
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Tt4
Ared
Viedras Negras
Dutch Lunch Next at Greater Cheyenne Club
The Greater Cheyenne club schedules a smoker and Dutch lunch as its six month reports are reviewed. Divisions present full reports, a committee handles the event, and a football game idea between Wyoming and Colorado schools is debated. The club acknowledges city officials and discusses train bulletins and the Frontier dance platform.
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Greater
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheveline
Girl
University of Wyoming
Colorado
Charley Bowers Wins Futurity at Great Western Races
Charley Bowers won the Kansas Oklahoma futurity for three year olds, the feature event at the Great Western harness races in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Charley Bowers
Muskoger
Okla
Oct
Kansas- Oklahoma
Matty's Fit Kills Pan as Mathewson Hit Wins Game
A middle aged man in front of a Park Row bulletin board collapsed and died from heart collapse after news that Mathewson had a hit in the tenth inning. He carried a Bow Mission membership card and was addressed to Edward O'Drien.
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New York
Out
Park Row
Mathewson
Edward O'Drien
Many Run For Office In New Government Race
Three candidate groups form around the mayoralty and commissioner posts under the new system. Group one lists those with signed petitions filed with the city clerk including L Kabls and John Benson for mayor and Patrick Seals William Rahn T R Reid A H B Ekdall G H Treastle D Pollard A G McGregor and D C Barksdale for commissioners. Group two includes those who have petitions out but not yet signed including R N LaFontaine Van Gilford John Walker J Grainger P Doody J T Bell and Waos Laughlin with Gilford reportedly withdrawn. Group three holds others who may be circulating forms, notably Fred Hofmann for mayor and H B Henderson for commissioner.
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L. Kabls
John Benson
Patrick Seals
William Rahn
T. R. Reid
A. BH. Ekdall
G. H. Treastle
D. Pollard
A. G. McGr
Fred Hofmann
Fomayor
H. B. Henderson
Plays Football and Loses His Memory
In Ann Arbor Carl Graven a University of Michigan treesman student suddenly lost memory after a ten minute scrimmage with the rival football team. He wandered the streets and was taken to a hospital where doctors had not yet determined the extent of his injuries. His home is in Jefferson Lawn.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Carl Graven
University of Michigan
Jeffers On
Reuter Convictedly Seeks New Trial in Tulsa Murder Case
Mrs. Laura M. Reuter, found guilty of complicity in the murder of her husband Charles T. Reuter, a Tulsa attorney, moved for a new trial before Judge Henry Hudson at Bartlesville Oklahoma. The defense argued the verdict rested on questionable testimony and challenged the trial record. A large delegation of women greeted her in court.
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Negie Trust Company
James C. Mimiler
Fifth Avenue Bank of New York
Wxlbert
Kiesel
Bartlesville
Obla
Laura M. Reuter
Charles T. Reuter
Tulsa
Henry Hudson
District Court
Reuter
Whce Hudson
Mee
Deputy Shot as Strikers Held for Death in Calumet
In Calumet Michigan on October 8 a deputy sheriff Joseph Ock Jr was fatally shot by men described as strikers at Huron town near Houghton Eleven men were questioned and three held with one dying suspect Joseph Manerich in hospital He claims only he and Pollock were involved but evidence suggests otherwise and a jail guard was posted as violence flared Authorities prepared to bring in more workers to replace strikers and arrests followed as miners planned demonstrations in Calumet and surrounding districts.
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Mich
Joseph Ock, Jr
Hurontown
Houghton
Joseph Manerich
Pollock
Manerich
Lucas
Manerick Ahso
Crus
Tonliht
Womio Witt
Calumet and Hela Mining Company
Calumet and Heela
Quincy
Rhce
Cal- Umet
Elaewers
Waterloo Films Delayed At Atlas Theatre
Customs officials delay the showing of the Battle of Waterloo films at the Atlas theatre for one week due to a large company failure. Manager Tommy Heaney promises suitable replacements this week and urges pupils writing essays for the Leader prize to submit by the Friday morning notice. The delay gives entrants more time to prepare essays for the $3 and $4 prizes, with the offer valid when the films return for the matinee on October 18.
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Compny
Atlas Theatre
Tommy Heaney
Mathewson Wins For Giants In World Series Game
A lengthy World Series contest against the Boston Red Sox ends with Christy Mathewson on the mound and at bat as the Giants secure a 3 to 1 victory. Oldring Collins and Baker fail to break through in the tenth, while Mathewson drives in the run that seals the win and inspires late support from teammates.
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Boston Red Sox
Plank
Droze
Mathewson
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Miners Strike Sparks Picketing Clash In Colorado
Miners in Boulder County Colorado face arrests after a two day strike with picketing declared illegal by Sheriff Buster following Governor Ammons’ warning. Strikers, led by Louisville union officials, vow peaceful protest while authorities file summaries against those aiding picketing and plan $15,000 in property seizure to pressure compliance.
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Boulder
Colo
Buster
Wi. M. Ammons
Bowider
Louisville
Shreve
Peterson
John O'Connor
The
Louisville Union
O'Connor
Wishonrera
Jalil
Carlson
Muster
O'Cannor
Vnlon
Kearenko Petroska
Michael Spaind
Lafayette
Turmoil over censure claims for currency bill actions
Washington report recalls an informal executive session of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee amid attacks on members O Gorman and Hitchcock. The panel condemned organized pressure to force action on the administration currency bill and warned against premature moves. President Wilson’s repudiation letter was noted as a potential conflict with Democratic opposition.
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Washington
Oct
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Committee On the Administration
O Gorman
Hitchcock
Himelf
Carter Glass
House
O'Gorman
Winson
White House
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