Impeachment Fight Delays Albany Governor Trial
The New York Assembly debated the impeachment against Governor Sulzer, with motions to dismiss and to exclude four senators on grounds of conflict. The sessions focused on whether the court could proceed and if the charges were legally brought during an extraordinary session.
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Si Yu
Willian Sulver
Ming
High Cour
Sulzer
Inlyan
Supreme Court
Levy
Assembly
Julius Soy
Broder
D. Cady Herrick
Frawley
Ramsperger
Lanner
Wagner
Sena
Tor Wagner
Senate
Herrick
Alton B. Parker
Cullen
Louis Farshall
New York State
Strike Spreads as WA Jockeys Seek Arbitration
London reports a strike spread with bus workers agreeing to arbitration by the board of trade while 500 buses stay off streets. Some routes run by two companies. Liverpool and Birmingham centers see partial reinstatements as unions press for outcomes.
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London
Uelon
Board of Trade
Tiling Omnibus Company
Liverpool
Birmingha
National Union
Bern
Orikorg
Rike Hs
Derby
Manchester
Freshman Welcome Party Sparks High School Night
Joy filled the gym as about five hundred attendees from the freshman class and upper grades enjoyed a reception organized by the faculty. Colorful streamers, pennants, and a central disc marked 1917 while groups formed arias named after Irish families ending in a spirited family reunion call.
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Joy
Marjorie Stuart
Elizabeth Riner
Mary Nimmo
Mary Carpenter
Emily Underwood
Kathryn Boyd
Messrs
James Hart
Eldon Degolt
Stuart Grier
Woodie Warren
Fred Bond
Nellis Housman
Etta Linn
Goldie Goldfarb
Dorothes Bergesen
Della Bentson
Ira B. Fee
Oscar C. Schwiering
Schwiering
Eroupa
O'Reillys
Fin- Hegans
Flannigans
Walahes
O'Rourkes
Fritz Schimmelpfenniz Seeks Commissioner Post
A dialogue in broken Germanic English shows Fritz Schimmelpfenniz pressing Heinie for his name on petitions to run for street commissioner. Fritz argues the job requires business sense and schooling, while Heinie dismisses the bid and recalls Christina as a past friend.
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Meester
Heinie Schpiegelmeéler
Mein House
Heinie
Ghiminy
Fritz
Zwel
Golly
Helnie
Egge
Nein
Bose
Bryan
Espeech
Lalles Home Journal
Muat
Korder City
Christina
Ches
Dot
Fritz Schimmelpfenniz
Car Crash Ends Fatally for Bob Burman Aboard
Ypsilanti Michigan September 19 Bob Burman racing auto driven by Carl R Klein of Fresno California crashed through a fence near Ypsilanti and rolled down a steep embankment Klein was seriously injured and may die Edward Konarsky of Detroit riding with them was thrown from the car and suffered a broken arm and many bruises Klein was taken to a hospital in Ann Arbor where he remained conscious late tonight Burman was en route to Fort Wayne Indiana for a race the next day a mistaken turn near a bridge and a misread interurban track led Klein to swerve the car hit a rut and plunged through the fence Konarsky described the sequence and the resulting injuries
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Bob Burman
Bby Bla
Carl R. Klein
Fresno
Cal
Klein
Edward Konarsky
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Kieln
Fort Wayne
Ind
Burman
Engins
Konarsky
Emlsel
Million Raised by Mine Owners for Protection
Coal operators from Chesapeake and Ohio Kanawha and Michigan Virginiaia rail lines met in Catarleton to form the Operators' non association. They claim a fund of 1,000,430 has been raised to defend mine owner interests and oppose socialism among workers. The group says rivals in other states seek to control West Virginia coal, and notes western operators joined in opposing them.
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Catarleston
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kanawah
Michigan
Virginiaia
Norfolk and Western
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Mrs. Morton Elected President of State Federated Clubs
The State Federation of Women’s Clubs opens a three day session with reports on education health and library expansion. Delegates attend banquets at Good Roads rooms while discussions address women’s commissions in state legislature and humane services. Mrs Morton of Cheyenne is elected president alongside other officers.
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
Merritt
Renda
Mentzer
Cheyenne
Jenatiouw
Catholic Church
Federation
Shlek
Mise Dawa
Mink Cithwon Clark
EB. W. Burke
AW. A. Morton
Longshore
Bucknunm
Mra. Noble
Sae A Sone
Hateley
Browka
Campbell
Lara
Mexico City turmoil as Huerta backs Tamariz for minister
Reports from Mexico City describe Deputy Rodolfo Reyes seeking to answer Huerta’s summons while opposition deputies contest a cabinet reshuffle. A vote denied Tamariz permission to assume minister of public instruction, with Gambaro arguing no precedent. In Vera Cruz, John Lind remains in Mexico as U S policy weighs next moves amid refugee arrivals.
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Mexico City
Pearine
Mwnerta
Rodolfo Reyes
Jwattee
Senor Heyek
Depu- Hon
Bdaante Tawar
Hierta
Senor Reyes
Depoityrineta
Reyes
Edwardo Tamaris
Chamber of Deputies
Pullic Instruction
Wueria Todey
Liberals
Cathotl
Senor Temarly
Helme
Cent
Seoted
Tameriz
Tamariz
Gambnw
Tamaris
Pedro Deserroin
Madero
Senor Gamboa
Senor Tamnerly
Vera Cruz
Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Ttme
Lind
Mr. Lind
Fletcher
United States
Prominent Chicago to Ban Revolver Scenes in Films
Chicago authorities launch a campaign to bar moving pictures featuring revolvers. Deputy Superintendent Funkhouser says gangster film content influences youth and should be eliminated to prevent glorifying gunplay.
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Cihicaqt
Chicago
Soneht
Funkhouser
Anoction Pictures
Boy
Owner of Burned Factory Again Under Arrest
New York Sept 10 Max Dlanek one of the proprietors of Telawale Valet company tied to a 1914 Washington Place factory fire faced trial on charges that he locked factory doors while workers remained inside The defense said the locks were in place since moving to the Fifth Avenue address two years ago and the hearing was postponed to October 2 with Dlanek released on bail.
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New York
Max Dlanek
Telawale Valet Company
Washington Place
Uctory
Walle
J. Dugan
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Blauck
Une
Fifth Avenue
Stator Department
Kunsell
Slayings Suspect Schmidt Seeks Quick Death
Trans Schmidt, blamed for Anna Aumuller’s murder, told detectives he wanted the electric chair, saying he would end the lives of those suffering or crippled. Investigators note a possible plan for a series of homicides aided by death certificates and other blanks. The body of Anna Aumuller was moved to Hoboken and awaited inquest in New York as coroner preparations began.
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New York
Trans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Schmidt
Ife
Faurot
Iadia
Donoe
Fayrot
Slander suit filed against St Livis in Madison County court
Notice served on defendant in a 220000 damage suit brought by the wife of a clerk of his court. Judge John Villecotter of Madison County Court at Holwardvake scheduled the case as he prepared to depart for Chicago to preside over the Cook County court.
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ST. Livis
Wander
John Villecotter
Madison County
Holwardvake
Chicago
Cook County
Thaw Extradition Hearing Moves Toward New Hampshire Governor
Concord dispatch reports Thaw’s official custodian Shariff Drew meets New Hampshire officials to plan the extradition hearing before Governor Felker. If Felker approves, the hearing may be in the state senate chamber with reporters and lawyers present.
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Concord
N. T
Yarry K. Thaw
Shariff Drew
Thaw
Semwel
Felker
New York State
State Senate
Thaw Tniet
New Hampshire
Dinouest
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Oy Misttak
Fritz Safes Heinie
Commissioner’ Choir
Bob Burnam
Guaplay
Felkor Naet Tuoadar
William Sawyer
Worl
Rochester
Perlor
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