Sulzer Defeats Impeachment Claims in New York Trial
Governor Sulzer wins a triple victory as Judge Cullen bars evidence of alleged corrupt bargains with Assemblymen Patric Sweet and Prime. Impeachment managers indicate further witnesses and campaign-contribution evidence to come. Colwell, linked to Wall Street dealings, is in a sanitarium but ready to testify under stipulation.
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Almany
Goveror Suleer
Cullen
High Court
Patric
Greene County
Sweet
Oawego County
Prime
Kesex
Mense
Sulzer
Saweet
Valentine Taylor
Attorney Brackett
Taylor
John H. Delaney
Department of Office
Ncw
Attlorney Frackett
Wall Street
Assembly
Frederick L. Colwell
Frawley Investigating Committee
Cay
Fuller
Colwell
Big Four
Gray
Welville B. Fuller
Harris and Fuller
Frawley Committee
M. B. Fuller
Hugh J. Reilly
Reilly
Congress
Serious-Minded Labour Leader Warns of Ongoing War in Kingdom
Tom Mann the British labor leader told a St Louis audience that industrial action by workers has intensified more than parliamentary action in five years. He urged a united, deliberate movement to cut working hours, aiming toward a six to eight hour day. he spoke amid praise for the reception in the United States and the freedoms enjoyed there. He predicted labor will gain power on the industrial field if the movement succeeds.
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ST. Louis
Labor
Coniinl
Ae Pee
Tom Mann
United Kingdom
United States
Blake
Mann
Kansas
Barbary Coast Bars Barred From Soft Drink Plan
San Francisco defense of Barbary Coast resorts declares no women allowed after tomorrow night even if liquor not served as resort owners push to keep venues open with soft drinks. Resorts prepare for Tuesday night grape juice opening amid crackdown.
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San Francisco
Floods Hit Southwest Louisiana After Heavy Rain
Floods in southwest Louisiana reach serious proportions with Lake Charles dark and without streetcar service. Many houses in low areas flooded and rain continues. Southern Pacific cancels all trains bound for New Orleans and three branch lines into the city suspend operations. Predictions say within a day or two rain may halt about half the rice crop.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Toulabt
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
Arson Squad Busy in Yarmouth Suffragette Actions
In Yarmouth England militants attacked a golf course greens with acid leaving a confession note claiming responsibility for the Amber Yard fire that caused 175000 dollars in lumber losses. The arsonists targeted municipal facilities and left a message about their act, as reported by the arson squad today.
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Yarmouth
England
Arton Ued
Municife Polf
First Shot Fired by Americans on Mexican Border
Reported incident near San Elizario details an international shooting clash. Juarez officials display a hat said to have belonged to an American trooper as proof of trespass into Mexican territory. Mexican cavalry and woodcutters allegedly engaged when Americans returned fire and retreated to U S soil.
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San Elizario
Juarez
Juan N. Vasquez
United States
Juares
Miguel BK. Medold
Mexico
Fnally
Sutro descendant breaks four aviation records in fog
San Francisco pilot Sutra, grandson of Adolph Sutro, set four aviation records in fog, flying 2.4 and 3 9/16 miles in 3 minutes 40 seconds with speeds up to 75 mph. Aircraft weight excluding machine stood at 900 pounds.
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San Francisco
Sutra
Adolph Sutro
Hiie
Strikers Win in Court Decision in Calumet Copper Strike
Circuit Judge O'Brien dissolved the temporary injunction against picketing and parading by copper miners. Troops and local sheriff prepared to handle activities, with strike actions resuming district wide. Keeweenaw demonstrations marked the injunction victory as strike breakers arrive at Athmeck and Quincy mines. production shows little gain. Western Federation of Miners not aligned with the copper country committee, which plans to appeal directly to strikers.
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Calimet
Mich
O'Brien
Abbey
Curr
Keeweenaw County
Athmeck Mining Company
Calumet and
Heelp
Quincy
Western Federation of Minera
Copper Country Commercial Club
Former Congressman Lacey Dies Suddenly in Osceola
John F. Lacey former Iowa congressman for the Sixth District collapsed at his home in Osceola after returning from town. The Civil War Union officer and Republican served in Congress from 1889 to 1907.
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Oskaloosa
John F. Lacey
Iowa
Major Lacey
Congress
Train Fatality Claims Curley Barksdale
Curley Barksdale a brakeman on the Union Pacific was killed when struck by a train between Cheyenne and Borle last night around 10 o'clock. His mangled remains were found near Borle after a search. He was about 7 years of service and came from Mississippi to work in Cheyenne. The burial arrangements and undertaker details are pending.
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Curley Darkedale
D. OC. Darkadale
Union Pacific
Eerro Cheyenne
Ile
Borle
Barkadula
Marly
Woodruff Stricken During Carnegie Hall Address
Timothy L. Woodruff former New York lieutenant governor suffered a severe paralytic stroke while concluding a fusion meeting address at Carnegie Hall. He collapsed as he finished his remarks and was supported by colleagues, carried to an ante room, then moved to his uptown hotel apartment. Doctors says his condition is serious.
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New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Carnegie Hall
Woodruff
John Purvey Mitchel
Wayer
Mitehwel
Jin
New York State
James 8. Sheeman
Republicn
Kings County
Brooklyn
Lts
Mr. Woodruff
Tammany Mall
Theodore Troosevelt
Bulser
William A. Prendergast
Cooper Union
Hoth
Goodruff
Senator Lodge Not Out Of Danger After Operation
NAHANT Mass Sep 29 United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge senior member of the Massachusetts delegation in Congress underwent a gastric ulcer operation last Friday physicians say he is not entirely out of danger The operation was necessary after a days long illness thought to be indigestion His condition improved slightly on Saturday but remained critical and his vitality is a key factor in recovery Messages of concern poured in as secrecy was kept at the senator’s request and police guarded his estate
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Nahant
Mass
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mianchusetta
Congress
Enngrega
P. B. Harrington
Frederick Winkrow
Eastern Point
Warerington
E. T. Clark
Lodee
Warringtion
Winslow
Wavehington
Massachusetts Bay
Laurence Cusick
neceRry
Warrington
Cusick
Todge
Whnelow
Offerel
Auld
Geerd
HOUSES OF SULLA DISCOVERED IN PALESTINE EXCAVATION
Commander Mon reports key finds from Palestine excavations including houses from the Sulla era and Gare obi period, a fifteenth century subterranean passage with barbarian utensils, and hearths dating to before Rome's founding in 752 B C.
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Mon
Palestine
Sulla
Rome
Boal
Gillaux Loses Distance Trophy Dispute
Paris reports the National Aerial League of France disqualified Maree Co Helodejone dee Moulloals from holding the long distance cup, overturning Gillaux’s claimed record after an apparent misflight over Brackel. The league investigates the flight and results amid questions of the final distance and legitimacy of the record.
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Paris
National Aerial League of France
Maree Co Helodejone
Dee Moulloals
Maurice Gillausy
Ian
Gillaux
Anguat
Hierrite
Brackel
Germany
R Brindejone Dee Mouliners
S T. Petersburg
T Gitlaus
Dravkel
Borekel
National Aerial League le
Secretary Houston Presses Good Roads for Farm Prosperity
Detroit Mich February 29 Secretary Houston of the agriculture department told the American roads congress that federal aid should back good post roads to move farm products to markets and aid rural life. He warned against reckless auto road schemes, urged state federal cooperation, and tied road building to postal service efficiency and rural education.
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Detroit
Mich
Houston
United States Department of Agriculture
American Roads Congress
Congress
Godil
Mitchel in First Speech Attacks Tammany in New York
John Purroy Mitchel opened his fusion mayoral campaign at the Cooper Union denouncing Tammany Hall and Murphy linked to Sulzer impeachment efforts. Henry Stimson presided while Mitchel warned of plunder and harsh police issues and called for a reform police commissioner to protect the city from crime and vice. Jacob A. Canter was named Democratic candidate in the 20th district to succeed Harrison.
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New York
John Purroy
Eec
Fusion
Mr. Mitchel
Charles F. Murphy
Sulzer
Gooper
Tammany
Mr. Woodruff
Hong
Taite
Dlecussine Jayimaog
Adbany
Mitchel
Ett
Jacob A. Canter
WAG
A& Democratic
Twentieth Congressional District
Francis Burton Harrison
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Strikers
Lacey
Curley Barksdale
Senator Lodge
Federal Treasury
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