Illness Delays Sulzer Trial Defense Succeeds
Albany October 2 The Sulzer impeachment trial is adjourned until Monday due to Harvey Hinman illness delaying opening for the accused. Judge Millen plans to speed preliminary motions and abeys several defense challenges until evidence is complete. Isidor Kresel apologized for Harris & Fulmer brokerage firm not altering their books to aid the governor.
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Oelrichs Admits Being With Gil On Night Ride
New York Oct 2 Two important facts surfaced in the case of Berman Oelrichs charged with felonious assault after a Tuesday night automobile crash that badly injured Miss Lucille Singleton. Oelrichs admitted to his lawyer that he rode with Miss Singleton and outlined how he impersonated another college student Claghorn during the trip. Delta Psi fraternity met to discuss Oelrichs conduct and Columbia law faculty threaten possible expulsion if reports hold.
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NO MORE SLATS FOR T ROOSEVELT DINNER
An October dinner in New York to bid farewell to Colonel Roosevelt on his South American trip drew 500 attendees. Notables included Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary Senators Bristow Poindexter and others from Illinois Pennsylvania and Chicago. The Boys' Progressive Leaguewill present a silver loving cup to Roosevelt at the event.
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French hold on Turkish loan to 40 million for peace
Paris reports L Intransigeant that France will not discuss the $40 million loan to Turkey until Greco Turkish differences are resolved. The move aims to remove the final obstacle to peace in the Balkans.
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Armed guards used on Rockefeller property in Cleveland dispute
In Cleveland on October 2 Judge Vickery issued a restraining order to remove armed guards employed by John D. Rockefeller from West Sixth and Frankfort avenue property after Koblitz Realty Company, claiming a 59 year lease, alleged Rockefeller agents broke into Jacob W. Weiss store and locked it, preventing business.
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Governor Foss Would Prohibit Railroad Strike
Boston October 2 Governor Foss said he would seek a special session of the Massachusetts legislature to pass laws prohibiting railway employee strikes in the state if engineers and firemen on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway strike. He sent a letter to leaders of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in New Haven Connecticut.
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DYNAMITE PLOTS SURFACED IN IRON WORKERS ARREST
George Davis alias George O’Donnell, an agent for the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, confessed to plans to dynamite the Blackwell's Island bridge in 1908. He faces charges tied to a nationwide dynamite conspiracy and a Mount Vernon New York bridge blast on September 3, 1911. Davis waives examination and heads to Indianapolis to answer, with bail set at 10,000. Other iron workers officials tied to arrests are already imprisoned.
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Gamboa Proposes Reforms for Mexico
Frederico Gamboa Catholic presidential candidate outlines social reform plans including savings banks thrift promotion and temperance. He supports rural credit schemes tailored to Mexican needs amid political turmoil and reports of General Felipe Angeles joining northern rebels after Paris exile.
Miner Entombed at Continental Mine in Centralia Rescue Efforts Continue
Four shifts of men work under dangerous conditions to rescue Thomas Toshesky, the Continental mine worker entombed after a rockfall in Centralia. Toshesky's nerves are frayed by the prolonged ordeal, his cries growing sharper with each collapse as the rescue may stretch into tomorrow or Saturday.
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Chinese Brigands Capture Americans
Pekin reports say an American child was killed and other foreigners are being maltreated by Chinese brigands in Teaoyang. J Paul Jameson in Shanghai notes the government troops are not zealous enough to secure release of the American and Norwegian captives. Missionaries held by the Pandite may be freed only if ransom is paid.
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Government ownership of telephones under discussion
Washington reports that the White House would not confirm or deny a plan to recommend government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines. The idea gains credence with Postmaster General Burleson favoring government ownership and congressional support from Representative David Lewis, the parcel post law author.
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Maryland
Senate approves tariff revision bill in party line vote
Washington October 2 The Senate passed the tariff revision bill by a strict party vote and will send it to President Wilson for signature. The conference report was approved after rejecting the House cotton futures tax amendment and accepting Clarke plan. The bill returns to the House to recede then goes to the President for enactment with plans to implement duties the next day.
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Town Abandoned by Mexican Rebels
Telegram from Piedras Negras reports the rebel held town across the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass Texas has been abandoned. Revolution leaders fled to the hills and soldiers did not destroy public buildings. Refugees move toward Eagle Pass as federals are said defeated at Las Machin. Foreign properties remained respected and no Americans injured.
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Eight Injured as Train Wreck Destroys Cars Near Erie
Philadelphia dispatches say eight of ten passengers were injured when Pennsylvania railroad passenger train No. 41 derailed near Garland about fifty miles east of Erie. The engine and five coaches left the track but there were no deaths reported.
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Wreck Victims Arrive in Port After Sea Fire
Fifty four shipwrecked crew from the British freight steamer Templemore arrived in Baltimore aboard the Arcadia after the vessel burned 800 miles east of Virginia Capes. No fatalities or serious injuries reported.
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Cincinnati Weather Reports Study Wiring Delays
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce reports difficulty in piping weather reports to Birmingham due to separate circuits and insufficient funds. Congressman Stanley E Rowdie replied by letter as talks with Representative Bowdle and Weather Bureau Chief C. Margin continue to seek a workable telegraph link for Cincinnati Birmingham transmission.
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Vincent Astor Heads Fusion Campaign Youth Drive
New York Oct 2 Vincent Astor volunteers for the Fusion campaign taking charge of a group of young men to canvass wealthy voters in his district. They will work to persuade registrants to vote for Mitchell.
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Protestant Episcopal Church in Ohio names new coadjutor bishop
Cleveland dispatch reports the Protestant Episcopal convention of Ohio elects the Right Rev. Frank DuMoulin, Dean of Trinity Cathedral, as Bishop Coadjutor to succeed Assistant Bishop William A. Leonard of Crewsland.
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Prince von Hohenlohe joins public loan plan
Berlin reports Prince von Hohenlohe, partner of Prince Furstenberg, has to float a public loan of 2,000,000 from the Commercial Bank of Budapest. He mortgages Hungarian estates as security, with the loan to be used for mortgage bonds. Local press describes the move as a financial tremor amid the Princes Trust crisis.
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Indian Is Installed as Register of Treasury
Washington Oct 2 Two important changes were made in the Treasury Department today Byron R Newton of New York took the oath of office as assistant secretary succeeding Sherman Allen of Vermont Gabe B H Parker a Choctaw Indian of Oklahoma was sworn in as register of the treasury succeeding J C Napier of Tennessee Mr Parker whose name will now appear upon all United States currency is the first Creek Indian to hold the office which for several years has been held by a Republican Beepa McAdoo paid a tribute to his pen p pasient Mer Allen who was a holdover from the Republican administration
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Eight Lose Lives in Texas Flood Toll Rising
The San Antonio river overflowed flooding Ban Antonio and Southwest Texas with damage expected around 1 million dollars in the region and 200000 in San Antonio. A woman and three children drowned near Hotwells and two women and two children near Georgetown on the San Gabriel river.
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Marshall couples celebrate eighteenth anniversary
Washington reports Vice President and Mia Marshall celebrated the eighteenth anniversary of their marriage. They received many congratulations and floral remembrances as friends informally joined the celebration.
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Carnegie's Good Catch Sutherland Salmon Record
Andrew Carnegie reportedly landed the season's finest salmon on the River Ship in Sutherland, weighing 80 pounds. The catch was hailed as the proudest mass Ik Boat moment in Edinburgh on October 2.
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No Damage By Panama Quake
Panama officials report absolutely no damage from last night’s earthquake in any area of the canal. Col George W Goethals signed statement says Gatun Locks met two tests within a week and proved equal to the demand.
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Pardon Granted to Mezra Kimball on Jewish New Year
Governor Cox pardoned Mezra Kimball, a seven year grand larceny convict, on the Jewish New Year. Prosecutor Pogue expressed regret, calling the crime despicable as Kimball looted the home of Joseph Trevor during a funeral, taking jewelry including cufflinks from Trevor’s shirt. This marks the first state pardon linked to the Jewish New Year.
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Arkans as Bank Robbers Steal Four Thousand Dollars
Fort Smith Arkansas October 2 A report says robbers breached the vault of the First State Bank in Dardanelle Ark and fled after exchanging gunfire with a citizen posse. About 4000 dollars were seized while the interior suffered 2900 dollars in damage as several posses hunted the culprits.
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