Sulzer Impeachment Trial Nears Verdict Day
In Albany on October 9 the impeachment trial of Governor Sulzer continued with fifty thousand words of arguments from both sides. Louis Marshall for the defense and Alan B Parker for the assembly managers pressed charges of deceit and political manipulation while attacking the governor’s honesty and the credibility of key witnesses. The session closed with defense claims about Peck and other testimony, signaling further proceedings and an expected executive session.
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Albany
William Sulzer
Louis Marshall
Alan B. Parker
Assembly
Marshall
Parker
Tornado Strikes Broken Bow Cause Hard Damage and Loss
A tornado touched down near Lodi and tracked across the countryside toward Broken Bow Nebraska. Buildings, fences, telegraph and phone lines damaged. several families injured. no deaths reported. Damage concentrates in rural and town outskirts with numerous homes and farms hit.
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Oyster County
Dumler
Arthur Bevington
Sargent
Lodi
Muile
Sargent Feet
Lodl
Mary
Broken Bow
Bankers Wake Up Re currency bill debate rocks Senate
Washington Oct 9 A concerted defense by administration forces against the Boston bankers convention criticisms of the currency reform bill helped clear the air in Washington The president said the bankers views did not reflect the nation’s general sentiment and urged early action while Democrats show unity despite opposition from critics in banking circles.
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Washington
Oct
Boston
American Bankers’ Association
Senate
Wilson
Callera
Boston Bankers’ Convention
Boston Conference
Owen
Thomas
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Overman
White House
Boston Bankers’ Conference
Mexico City Left Unguarded After Troop Redeployment
Foreign residents in Mexico City grow uneasy as troops move north to Torreon. The Twenty-ninth battalion under General Blanquet is dispatched, leaving few guards in the capital. Reports of a Torreon massacre are unsubstantiated, Spanish officials say torres news.
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Mexico City
War Department
Torreon
Blanquet
Madero
Torroon
Senor Cologa
Foralee
Talitulo
Monterey
Torreon Spapleh
Who Was Id Puts Der Shun in Commissiooner
Fritz Schimmelpfennig recalls a confrontation with Jakob Hasenpeffer over who put Der Shun in commissioner. He argues for selecting capable, businesslike leaders to avoid financial reefs and shoals, recalling family anecdotes and noting personal finances.
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Commissiooner
Fritz Schimmelpfennig
Meester
von der
Golly
Jakob Hasenpeffer
Fritz
Henry Sweet Hass
Jakob
Heinie
North Port and South Western Railroad Plan Revealed
Plans for a new North Port and South Western Railroad to pass through the southeast corner of Laramie county with Pine Bluffs as headquarters were filed yesterday. The line would run from North Port Nebraska to Pine Bluffs then to Weld County and likely to Greeley and Denver. Incorporators are Pine Bluffs residents Dr B W Marehall L B Coy F Perry H B Worrell and T J Rutledge with capital stock set at 1 200 000. The project aims to avoid linking with other railroad firms and plans stock sales mainly to local farmers and business people.
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Laramie County
Pine Bluffs
North- Port and South-Western Railroad Company
North Port
Pine Biuffé
Weld County
Greeley
Denver
Pine Diuffe
B. W. Marehall
L. B. Coy
Last obstacle in canal destroyed to open water links
Washington expects President Wilson to trigger an electric charge to blast the Gamboa dyke by tomorrow, clearing the last major obstruction to a waterway between oceans. Two earth slides at Cucaracha and Gold Mill must also be removed before the Panama Canal can open. Dredges will clear wreckage and Goethals offers no firm timeline.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Panama Canal
Gamboa Dyke
Cucaracha
Gold Mill
Pacific Eoas
Colonel Goethals
Canal Commission
Ocean
Wife Tricks Embezzler. $250 Reward Tipped Extradition
After years dodging detectives across cities from St Louis to New York and Montreal, Harts W Hodapp alias Arthur Charles Roge rsaad was captured in City Hall Park. He faces extradition on charges of embezzlement and diversion of funds totaling $10 700, alleged from wheat speculation losses. A $210 reward drew a woman he had wronged to betray him to the detectives.
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NW York
Louis
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Vancouver
Beattie
Harts W. Hodapp
City Hall Park
Arthur Charles Rogeraatd
St. Louis
Rogers
Woman Toils In Mine Wins Her Son's Freedom
Lee Vasbinder, paroled from the state penitentiary, wins release for his brother and himself after their mother toiled in a Rawlins mine to fund a legal fight. The aged mother, who moved west and worked, secured a pardon after visiting the capitol with faithful persistence, earning a promise of a job for the son upon release.
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Vasbinder
State Penitentiary
Aine
Rawhins
Wyoming
Rawlins
Pardons Board
Mombera
Houths
Train passengers cite Mann Act case in Phoenix
Citizens in Phoenix charged with sexual misconduct under the Mann Act after a deputy sheriff from Los Angeles and a woman accompanying him were involved on a train from California. The marshal's march and arrest led to a local commissioner setting bond at $1,100.
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Phoenix
Arle
T Marchal
Tao
Mosh
Biates
Bush Poised for Hall of Fame Status in 1910 World Series
Ladie Bush pitched the Philadelphia Athletics to an 8–2 victory over the New York Giants in game three, prompting widespread praise for his speed and control. His teammates supplied heavy run support as the Giants managed only five hits, while Doyle, Fletcher, and Herzog made key plays on defense.
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New York
Ladie Hush
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Bush
Baseball Hall of Fame
Fang
Mathewson
Plank
Trudh Relient
Boston Red Sox
Babe Adams
Pittsburg Pirates
Gants
Athletics
Wiamond
Mack
Murphy
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Philadelphia
Thee
Vicory
Hullet Joe
Missoula
Mont
Union Association
Mackmen
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Sandy Young
Giants
Teareau
Ozark Mammoth
Cari
Marquard
Randall
Tesrea
Tesreau
Doyle
Fletcher
Herzog
Larry Doyle
Hana Wacner
Hon
Underwood to Fight Changes in Tariff Law
Washington Oct 9 Representative Underwood chairman of the ways and means committee returns as debate grows over tariffs on imports to American ships. Joseph W Polk of the state department urged repeal while President Wilson may favor delay. Underwood says he supports the bill as is but will convene hearings before any change. He warns repeal could harm the country’s navy and economic security.
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Washington
State
Treasury Departments
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph W. Polk
State Department
Uaderwood
Anderw
D Cole
Honor Roll Ticket Giveaway At Atlas Theater
Cheyenne schools announce a reward program for first and second honors. Winners receive Atlas Theater tickets for Saturday matinees or six week periods, with top prizes of nine and two dollars. Submission extended to Friday October 17.
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Atlas Theater
Atlas
Tommy Heaney
Atlia Wll
Waterloo
Hue
Feo Haw
Echoe
Terpoon
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Peck
John A. Henneasy
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Nebme
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Blasi
Shplegelmeier
Fesreau
Bish
Gidmtine
Hie
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Hullete
Joe
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