Ousting Sulzer Seems Likely as Impeachment Gathers
New York reports indicate Governor Sulzer faces imminent impeachment after testimony accusing him of swindling campaign funds for stock speculation. The Frawley Committee adjourned amid mounting evidence, with a critical report due to Albany lawmakers and a potential Senate court trial likely.
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Edna Goodrich Denies Duke Engagement Rumor
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports actress Edna Goodrich denying rumors of engagement to a British Duke. She states she is not engaged to anyone and does not know any Duke. The piece notes her Cincinnati ties from the Florodoro era and her later rise as leading lady for Nat Goodwin.
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New York
Edna Goodrich
Flying Graft Smashed By Wood In No Stop Record
Washington August 8 C Marvin Wood piloting the Bluebird Moisant monoplane claimed a new no stop distance record, exceeding 260 miles and surpassing Lieutenant Milling's 224 mile mark. After an engine failure at Gaithersburg he continued to Ft Myer landing at 5 64 oclock.
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Fair Ones Held Prisoners By Large Herd of Cattle
Five girls in a touring car from Claremore and Chelsea found themselves trapped on a prairie near Muskogee after their car stalled. A vast herd gathered around the vehicle, keeping them prisoner until daylight when the herd dispersed and they were rescued.
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Woman Divorced On Deathbed In Ohio Court Proceeding
Mrs. Anna Jedlicka, 33, on her deathbed in Cleveland faced a divorce from Anton Jedlicka, 30, a painter, as the Court of Common Pleas granted her the decree. She testified she had been a widow with two children and owned a home before marriage, and alleged his plan to sell the home and place the children in an orphan asylum before returning to Europe with his own son. The case was heard in her illness with a court official delivering the ruling.
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Hotel Clerk Testimony in White Slave Case Reveals Diggs Caminett
San Francisco report notes large crowd at the Duggs Caminett trial with doubt on sensational disclosures. Next Tuesday Marsha Warrington and Lola Norris describe their Sacramento to Reno flight on March 10 and three days in a Reno bungalow leading to Mann Act charges against Maury Diggs and Drew Caminett. Witnesses provide no decisive new links to the defendants.
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Duggs-Caminetti
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
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Reno
Maury Diggs
Drew Caminett
Diggs
Caminetti
Oo. Johnson
Theodore Kytka
Opening of Ohio saloon closing drive begins
State License Commission moves to inspect all saloons to enforce the new license law. Cuyahoga and Franklin counties submit candidates for county boards, facing questions on counts of licensed saloons and methods for granting licenses.
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Cuyshoga County
John Krause
Cleveland
Edward W. Horn
H. Lindale Smith
Baker
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Krause
Horn
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Lakewood
World powers back plan to gain peace
The article discusses international efforts to support John Lind’s peaceful mission to Mexico and Washington’s hope that world powers will back mediation. It notes Huerta’s stance, Wilson administration optimism, and plans to present peace proposals to other nations for approval.
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Wilson
John Lind
Mexico
Huerta
Mexico City
Soupe Huerta
United States
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Lind
New Hampshire
Vera Cruz
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Intervention Will Mean War for Uncle Sam
De La Barra of Mexico declares that intervention will mean war for the United States as he urges recognition and seeks peace efforts.
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la Barra
White twins' skin darkens to black from rare disease in Philadelphia
Two eight een-month-old twin boys at the Children’s Hospital show a rare lymphatic disorder called pseudo leukemia or Hodgkin's disease. Blood tests reveal low red cells and swollen spleens. doctors consider radiotherapy as a treatment option.
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Philadelphia
Childrens Homeopathic Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Real Victims Named in White Slave Case Trial
In San Francisco a wife of a defendant in the white slave case is described as a real victim along with Mrs. Maury Diggs. Both women reportedly have children and are under scrutiny as the trial proceeds.
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Maury Diggs
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