Wilson Plans End of Summer Home Stay in Cornish
In Windsor Vermont October 1 President Wilson will abandon the summer capital at Cornish by October 15 due to Washington currency reform debates. The Wilson family otherwise would have stayed longer but for the acute political situation prompting an immediate departure from the resort.
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Pennsylvania
Wen Io
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Penrose
Armstrong Democrat and Sentinel
Dynamiting Conspiracy of Iron Workers Reopened With Arrests
New York October 2 United States Assistant District Attorney released a printed statement claiming the confession of G G Davis in the McNamara dynamite conspiracy. Davis says he headed a plan to blow up interunion buildings during the McNamara trial and implicates Harry Jones of Indianapolis. Davis was arrested in New York and will be taken to Indianapolis for trial as other arrests include Anton Wax.
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Indianapolis
G.E. Davis
United Treas
G. G. Davis
United States
Davis
Chavn Deled
Tvon
Indianapoli
Tdianapolie
George O'Donnel
Mitsbure
Foster
Federal Service
Nis
Ewo
Cnie
Harry Jones
Alias
O' Conner
Inter Union
McNamara
Ian
He Weinmann
New York City
Sensational Reports From Albany On Impeachment Trial
Reports reach Albany that several Senators in the impeachment court are invoking personal privilege to deny involvement in sensational rumors about attempts to pressure witnesses during Governor Sulzer’s impeachment trial. A former congressman, a current state official, and a western county Senator allegedly sparked the stories, with senators seeking to deter open mentions that could lend credence to the gossip.
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Albany
Sulzer
Jap Crisis Feared Reports Stir Washington
United Press dispatch from Washington says officials fear a new Japanese message to the United States may force the Wilson administration to reveal the status of Japanese in the country and take an official stance. The report notes potential diplomatic tension and a possible sharp response from the administration if true.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Japan
Wilson
United States
Oelrichs Granted Hearing In High Profile Case
United Press report from New York details millionaire student Meruin Olrichs, reputed wealthiest young man in America, charged with assault and stabbing a 19 year old woman. Police filed case. magistrate granted admission, and Olrichs appeared with attorney Martin Taylor. New information links Miss Susie Singleton to Springfield Seminary, daughter of a wealthy western mariner now living in Davenport.
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New York
Meruian Olriehs
Vincent
Aninelea
Suplsrato Peanke
Wretty
Ligile
Martin Taylor
Millionaira
Columbia
Slusinton
Chambers
Snniington Seminary
West Cheseter
Mian. Singleton
Datiow
Abolish Commerce Court Topic Sparks Senate Action
Washington October 2 1 The Senate Committee on Appropriations reported the House provision for action in the General Deficiency bill regarding abolishing the Commerce Court. In racing news Wood's horse Cantilever won the Jockey Club stake of 5000 dollars at Newmarket defeating Tragery owned by August Belmont who was the favorite.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Wood
Cantilever
Jockey Club
Newmarket
Tragery
August Belmont
Rockwood Resigns From Prohibition State Committee
United Press reports Harrihure Pa October 2 that Burton L. Rockwood will resign as state Prohibition Committee chairman when the party convention opens in Johnstown tomorrow. He is said to be moving toward Franklin then New Castle, with a drawing tomorrow to decide votes for the committee posts from five counties. The condition affects Jefferson and Center Counties with both Prohibition and Socialist candidates. The meeting will be held tomorrow.
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Harrihire
Burton L. Rockwood
Strattman
Prohibition State Committee
Johnstown
Rothwood
Franklin
New Castle
Fiarrisourg
Jefferson
Center
Tariff vote expected in Senate this evening
United Mreus from Washington reports that a conference on the Hewtari Bil camery in the Ben- Me is due for a vote at six this evening. Senator Simmons urged quick action while Senator Poindexter objected to a tie, and Simmons said the tariff report could reach the White House by Friday if the Senate stays in session tonight.
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Wawlington
D. C
Wiley
Simmons
Mia Fenvickt
Poindexter
Slumons
Senate
Ubin
Taday
Sinmonn Wild
Willow
Feliay
White House
Tim
Te Dubhe
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