Sulzer accused of pressuring witnesses in impeachment trial
Albany dispatch reports Governor William Sulzer allegedly urged contributors not to testify against him during his impeachment trial. Testimony includes Duncan Peck recounting a governor office conversation and other donors admitting campaign gifts and Wall Street dealings.
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Albany
William Sulzer
Contiiputera
Duncan W. Peck
Public Works
Aioo
Frawley
Peck
Wall Street
Croker
Colwell
William B. Houghton
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Theovernor
Philip Boyer
New York Stock Exchange
Boyer, Griewold and Company
Sulzer
Theodora
Cheyenne Readiness Day Road Work Meets In Wyoming
Citizens gather for the first Good Roads day in Wyoming with Governor Carey and county officials organizing crews. Volunteers meet at 7 15 a m at the corner of Bev sud Carey avenue and proceed to assigned road sections including Continental highway and Carey road.
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Wyo
Warren Richardson
Laramie
Vestag
Joseph M. Cansy
Bev
Carey Avenue
Jor Bon
Bol
Farrington
J. M. Carey Lavor
Kighardwon
Omontinental
Peter
Owetene
Carey
Collinedrestey Road
Jack Road
Partner in Long Lockout Says Convention Speaker
Milwaukee report from the annual Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America session quotes Frank Comerford of Chicago accusing Governor Dunne of Illinois and the state of Illinois of conspiring in a long lockout at the Union Central railroad. Comerford claims the plan shared in railroad earnings and political influence aimed to gut unions. The text notes aviation remarks and a shift of meeting site to Fort Worth, Texas.
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Milwaukee
Dunne
Illinoia
Mss
Langden
Dlnofs Central Railroad
Frank Comerford
Chicago
Sesson
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Comerford
Enn
Uinola Central Railroad
Bandit Train Robbery in Alabama Sparks Large Loot Claims
Deputy sheriffs and railroad officers pursue a trio of masked robbers who robbed the Great Southern passenger train at Bibbyville siding, with arrests in Eutaw and Tuskalooosa County. Loot estimated from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars, including currency from the East to New Orleans. Deputy Bonner killed accidentally during a patrol near Tuskalooosa.
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Tuskaloosa
Als
Birmingham
Alaama
Great Southern
Bibbyille Siding
Ala
Railroad
Eutaw
Tuskaloosa County
New Orleans
Leander Poole
Express
Jim Ponner
W. J. Cope
Montgomery
Bonner
Postal Service Employs One in Four Hundred Americans
Washington reports that about one in every 400 United States residents is employed by the post office. Postoffice tabulations show June 80 figures: 68,02 postmasters and assistant postmasters, 11,415 clerks and post office workers, 1,454 watchmen and messengers, and 20,020 letter carriers. Including railroad and rural mail clerks and other department workers, total employment nears a quarter million.
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Washington
United States
Postal Service
Postoffice Department
Iast
Mulllion
Gunmen Forced 10 Stay Out Of Tennessee House
Tennessee legislators faced a blocked vote on law enforcement bills as regular Democrats seek to adjourn without passage. Governor Hooper sent two messages prompting a rule suspension debate while gunmen were not present and an ex member briefly barred from the hall. If no vote occurs, an extra session may be called.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Tomorow
Hooper
House
Taylor
Crane
Miller
Tonleht
Ose Friends
Stooper
Senate
Additional Time Granted in Thaw Extradition Appeal
Counsel for Harry K Thaw secured a court assurance from Governor Felker of an extension to October 6 for filing brief in the extradition matter. Attorneys said work proceeds rapidly as new details emerged since the Tuesday hearing before Governor Parker. Thaw left for custody in an automobile accompanied by his mother Mrs Mary C Thaw.
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Concord
N TL
Harry K. Thaw
Felker
Fillnn Brida
Parker
Thaw
Mary C. Thaw
Debated Filter Question Dominates Literary Club Meeting
The Younger Men's Literary Club discussed good roads and predestination topics led by Dr. Strader and Assistant State Engineer Watson. The group debated typhoid germs and water filtration amid officials blaming survey funding gaps and contractor interests.
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Dr. Strader
Watson
Rome
Mr. Watson
Park
Uinta
Carbon
Strader
Cheyenne'a
Carlie
J. J. Walton
Cithtonn
Alex Ifvade
R. Walton
Ina Leogihy H
Rov. Laon
Hille
Tariff Differences Settle As Cotton Futures Tax Deadlock Ends
After two weeks of closed door talks the Democratic conference committee settles most tariff disputes but fails to agree on a cotton futures tax. House and Senate diverge on lead ore value, wool, and cotton provisions. A final report is expected to reach the House Monday with further conference motions likely.
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Washington
Senate
House
Underwood
Congresa
Wilson
Ueath
Lodge
Penrose
Arctic expedition delays cited by Rear Admiral Rovett Pearcy
Rear Admiral Rovett Pearcy reports delays in the Donald B. MacMillan Arctic expedition voyage toward Crockerland. He says the issues are not MacMillan's fault and reflect unforeseen difficulties during the perilous search mission.
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Eagle Island
Rovett FP. Pearcy
Donald B. MacMillan
Crockerland
MacMillan
London hints at Panama Canal rival plan in Standard editorial
The Standard editorial hints that a rival to the Panama Canal may be built by Colombia with foreign support. It suggests a route via rivers to challenge the enterprise now nearing completion and warns against asserting sovereign rights that could complicate American statements.
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London
The
Standard
Moargor
Bon
Colombia
Panama
Cupien Rivera
Panama Canal Gatun Locks See Sea Vessel Pass Toward Gatun Lake
The Gatun locks successfully raised a 500 ton sea tug from sea level to Gatun Lake today, marking the first operation of the docks on the Gatun side. Crowds watched under tropical heat as the vessel moved through upper middle and lower chambers with precise timing and cheers.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Gatun
Tung
Govthals
Canal Commission
Gatun Lake
Tuc
Plael
Gatun Inke
Engineers Vote Begun On Strike At New Haven Railroad
A poll of engineers on the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad began tonight over failure to secure modifications of the new relief for engineers. If approved the vote may lead other officers of the engineers' brotherhood to call a service if negotiations fail to yield results.
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New Haven
Cloyn
New York
Hartford
Gold at Mint Replaced by Bag of Iron Washers
The report from San Francisco says thefts at the United States Mint include sacks pilfered amounts mostly under three dollars each. Officials led by Superintendent T. W. Shanahan declined to comment, noting that Washington must issue any statement. Agents have been counting coins as a safeguard, with a possible $10,000 bag of iron washers reported found in vaults. Further updates expected as the audit continues.
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San Francisco
United State
Joinl
T. W. Tl. Shanahan
Bate
Leach
Washtheton
Thin City
Bome Dare
Shanahan
Treneury Department
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Assembly
Richard Croker, Jr
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Salzer
Froderick L. Colwell
John W. Cox
Thomas W. Brady
John T. Dooling
J. Temple Gwathmey
Luitpold Mendelbaum
Lewis J. Conlan
Cullen
Cox
Conlan
Frady
Brady
Manhattan Club
Judge Herrick
Gwathmey
Cheyenne
Secretary of Agriculture
Hotston
Salsupon Gatun Lake
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