Sulzer Defense Rests as Governor Refuses to Testify
Albany N Y Oct 8 Without calling Governor Sulzer or his wife to the stand his defense rests in the impeachment trial. Judge Herrick said the governor chose not to defend himself personally to avoid shielding himself behind his wife, amid testimony of Wall Street dealings. The defense closed late afternoon prompting surprise in court.
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Albany
N. Yn
Sulzer
D Cary Herrick
Balzer
Washington
Herrick
Allan A. Brun
Ryan
Newsuper
Charles F. Murphy
Tanmans Hall
Proparita
Silver
Wall Street
Negie Trust Company
James C. Mimiler
Fifth Avenue Bank of New York
Wxlbert
Kiesel
Repeal Sought of 5 Percent Tariff Rebate Clause
Washington reports the administration plans to repeal the 5 percent tariff rebate on goods shipped in American owned ships. Senator Simmons backs the move and House leaders may approve once Underwood is consulted. State and treasury experts warn the change would cut tariffs on foods from major exporters and provoke retaliation from countries such as Germany France and Spain.
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Washington
Oct
Underwood
House
Congress
State
Treasury Departments
Brazil
France
Russia
Wilson
Joseph W. Folk
State Department
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Representative Underwood
Folk
Atlantic City
Germany
Spain
American is Killed in Mexico Rebels Threaten Americans
Reports from El Paso and Eagle Pass describe a Mexican killing of an American mining manager at Mapimi Durango and say rebels threaten other Americans. Descriptions note militia moves, mass refugee outflow, and authorities denying mass casualties while guarding border crossings and convoys.
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Mexico
EL. Paso
Texas
Weineger
Mapimi
Durango
Thon Urine
Coma Pany
Webbac
Werner- Bor
Federale
Pelota
Coahuila
Fuente
Piedras Negras
Piedra Negras
Piedras Negris
Pede Eral
General Mass
Hie
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Tt4
Ared
Viedras Negras
Dutch Lunch Next At Greater Cheyenne Club Meeting
The Greater Cheyenne club prepares a smoker and Dutch lunch as six divisions present six months of work. A battle royal over legal rights looms as counsel represents roster members. A committee plans the event and arena. The train bulletin report is praised and a 12 page resources magazine is circulated. City officials receive thanks for assistance with various club efforts.
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Greater
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheveline
Girl
University of Wyoming
Colorado
Charley Bowers Wins Kansas Oklahoma Futurity
Charley Bowers won the Kansas Oklahoma futurity for three year olds, the feature event of the Great Western harness races in Muskogee Oklahoma today.
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Charley Bowers
Muskoger
Okla
Oct
Kansas- Oklahoma
Matty's Fit Kills Enthusiastic Park Spectator
A middle aged man collapsed from heart failure in New York today as news flashed that Mathewson had a hit in the tenth inning. He carried a Bow Mission membership card and was addressed to Edward O'Drien, dying soon after the excitement.
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New York
Out
Park Row
Mathewson
Edward O'Drien
Many Run for City Offices Under New Government
The newspaper lists three candidate groups for mayor and commissioner under the new system. Group one includes those with signed petitions filed with the city clerk: mayors L. Kabls and John Benson and commissioners Patrick Seals, William Rahn, T. R. Reid, A. H. Ekdall, G. H. Treastle, D. Pollard, A. G. McGrgor, and D. C. Barksdale. Group two has petitioners not yet filed: mayor R. N. LaFontaine and Van Gilford. commissioners John Walker, J. Grainger, P. Doody, J. T. Bell, and WAos Laughlin, with Gilford reportedly withdrawing. Group three includes those circulating their own petitions, notably Fred Hofmann for mayor and H. B. Henderson for commissioner, but details remain uncertain.
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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 at Michigan
Ann Arbor police report Carl Graven a treesman student in the literary department of the University of Michigan lost memory after a ten minute scrimmage with the rival football team. He wandered streets and was taken to the hospital where doctors could not yet determine the extent of his injuries. His home is Jefferson, Iowa.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Carl Graven
University of Michigan
Jeffers On
Reuter Convicted Wife Seeks New Trial
Mrs. Laura M. Reuter, convicted of complicity in the murder of her Tulsa attorney husband Charles T. Reuter, petitions Judge Henry Hudson for a new trial after her life sentence. A large delegation of women greeted her in the courthouse as the hearing proceeded.
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Bartlesville
Obla
Laura M. Reuter
Charles T. Reuter
Tulsa
Henry Hudson
District Court
Reuter
Whce Hudson
Mee
Deputy Shot As Strikers Held In Calumet Incident
In Calumet Michigan eleven suspects were questioned after the fatal shooting of deputy Joseph Ock Jr near Huron town. Three suspects including Joseph Manerich were held, Pollock reportedly shot Manerich before dying. Guards were posted at the jail and mining firms plan to recruit replacement workers as tensions rise.
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J Calumet
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
Waterloo films for the Battle of Waterloo are postponed a week at the Atlas theatre due to the owning company’s failure to meet customs value. Manager Tommy Heaney promises suitable replacements and notes regional pupils have extra time to prepare essays for Leader prize drawings of 3 and 4 dollars.
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Compny
Atlas Theatre
Tommy Heaney
Mathewson Wins for Giants On Home Win
In the 1912 World Series game against the Red Sox, Mathewson pitched and batted, guiding the Giants to victory after a tough pitcher’s duel. Oldring Collins and Baker failed to spark a late rally as 20,000 fans watched.
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Boston Red Sox
Plank
Droze
Mathewson
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Miners Picket Strife and Baseball World Series Duel
Miners at Boulder Colo charged with violating picket ing law amid sheriff and governor clashes. Strikers vow to continue picketing while leaders appeal to free speech. In New York the World Series game features a tense ninth and tenth as Athletics and Giants clash under Mathewson and Herzog with dramatic late plays.
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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
Mathewson
Giants
New York
Athletics
Polo Grounds
Maes
Michaw
Dean Murphy
Herzog
Collins
Liovly
Fletcher
Ediie Murphy Oere
Murphy
Doyie
Turmoil on Currency Bill as Senate Panel Urged Action
In informal session the Senate Banking and Currency Committee condemned attacks on its members and urged prompt handling of the administration currency bill. Senators O Gorman and Hitchcock led calls for unity and warned against coercive pressure or unfounded criticisms.
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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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Loyle
Jeubon Aldring
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Balke
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