Glynn Sworn In As Governor After Sulzer Removal
The High Court of Impeachment ousted Governor Sulzer by a 43 to 12 vote and unanimously approved removal. Martin H. Glynn was sworn in quietly to assume duties as Sulzer’s successor while Waener becomes Lieutenant Governor. the court adjourned to tidy the record and await formal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Martin H. Glynn
Glynn
Sulzer
Robert F.waener
Senate
High Court
Eagle Street
Commonwealth
America
Onyx
Capitol
Court of Appeals
Hager
Cullen
Impeachment Trial Costs Detailed at Albany
The article lists impeachment trial expenses totaling 212000 dollars including senator compensation stenographer fees counsel for the Assembly Managers and other costs. Court session proceedings in Albany show private consultation then a public vote on article 1 with Senator Argetsinger named as the first on the list amid a crowded gallery.
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Albany
Assembly
Frawley Committee
Court of Appeals
Werner and Hiscock
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Hatch
Justice Clearwater
M. Linn Bruce
Lafayette B. Gleason
J. Matthew Wainwright
Henry L. Stimson
Chauncey M. Depew
Capitol
Judge Miller
Sulzer’s Rise and Fall in Outline
Prominent dates in William Sulzer life are listed including birth in Elizabeth New Jersey on March 18 1863 admitted to the bar in New York in July 1884 Assembly member from 1890 to 1894 Speaker in 1893 Congress member from 1894 to 1912 resignation 1912 married Clara Rodelheim of Philadelphia July 7 1968 elected Governor of New York November 5 1912 impeached by the Assembly August 13 1913 found guilty October 16 1913 removed October 17 1918.
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William Sulzer
Elizabeth
N. J
New York
Assembly
Congress
Clara Rodelheim
Philadelphia
Impeachment Verdict: Gov Sulzer Removed by New York High Court
The forty second New York Governor William Sulzer was removed from office by a 43 to 12 vote after a trial for high crimes and misdemeanors. Judges and senators voted with 24 Democrats in favor and 12 against. Chief Judge Cullen and Senator Wende excused.
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High Court
New York
Cullen
Efrer
Patrick E. McCabe
Piper
McCabe
Senator Argetsinger
Albany
William Sulzer
State of
High
Weade
Bartlett
Collin
Chase
Cuddeback
Hiscocl
Hogan
Miller
Werner
Blauvelt
Boylan
Carroll
Carswell
Foley
Frawley
Griffin
Healy
Hefferan
Herrick
McClelland
Malone
Murtaugh
Patten
Pollock
Ramsperger
Lanner
Simpson
Sullivan
Torborg
Velte
Wagner
White
Argetsinger
Brown
Bussey
Coats
Godfrey
Hewitt
Ormrod
Sage
Thompson
Walters
Wilson
Duhamel
McKnight
O'Keefe
Peckham
Seeley
Wheeler
Emerson
Heacock
Palmer
Stivers
Whitney
Wende
Dudges
Hiscock
Dudge
Charges Against Sulzer and the Court's Verdict
The article lists the eight impeachment charges against William Sulzer with vote tallies. Charges include filing false campaign statements, perjury, bribery of witnesses, deceitful suppression of testimony, hindering a witness, larceny of campaign funds, corrupt use of office, and influencing stock prices. Verdicts show mixed Guilty and Not Guilty results across counts.
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William Sulzer
Court of Impeachment
Legislative Committee
Colwell
Stock Exchange
Martin Glynn Acting Governor at 42 Years
Albany dispatch profiles Martin Henry Glynn born Kinderhook age forty two on Sept 17. Fordham honor graduate journalist turned Times Union editor later Congress member 1898 Comptroller 1906 and gubernatorial candidate praised for independence from Tammany Hall. He and wife Mary Magrane own Albany home and Cedar Hill summer residence near the capital.
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Albany
Martin Henry Glynn
Kinderhook
Fordham University
Albany Times- Union
Glynn
Congress
McKinley
National Commission
Independence League
Tammany Hall
Sulzer
Syracuse
Mary C. E. Magrane
Boston
Gynn
Cedar Hill
Capital
Lot of fight yet says Sulzer after defeat
Albany Governor Sulzer, unfazed by impeachment conviction news, declares he has a lot of fight left and will pursue means to carry on. He dined well at the Executive Mansion with close aides including Samuel Bell Thomas and Nathan Chadsey as talks turn to future plans. Possible avenues include the Chautauqua platform and an inside story about Tamany Hall.
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Alton B. Parker
John B. Stancefield
Aaron J. Levy
Governor's Kitchen
Samuel Bell Thomas
Nathan Chadsey
Albany
Sulzer
Executive Mansion
Spriggs
Montana
Alexander S. Bacon
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Chautaqua
Tammany Hall
Pankhurst Arrives in U S After Deportation Reversal
Emmeline Pankhurst, British suffragist leader, is admitted on her own recognizance after a Wilson Caminetti review reverses an Ellis Island deportation order. She departs by Nov 27 after lectures, in a Washington welcome marked by a 300-strong reception.
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New York
Emmeline Pankhurst
France
Ellis‘ Island
Madison Avenue
Women’s Political Union
Aldine Club
England
Washington
Snow Falls Reach Texas and Midwest in Severe Storms
The report notes early October snow in Chicago and adjacent territory, with heavy falls in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Storms impact Lake Michigan, Oklahoma and Missouri, spreading to Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and parts of Texas, while New Orleans signals cotton fears. Baltimore experiences a historic storm with a tidal surge flooding Crisfield, and Norfolk faces drastic shipping disruption from a fifty mile gale.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lake
Michigan
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
New Orleans Express
History of Sulzer Tamany Row Ends in Governor's Fall
The impeachment court opened on September 18 after charges of high crimes and misdemeanors were presented by the Assembly on August 13. The Frawley Joint Investigating Committee convened in late June and held sessions in July and August, testing Sulzer against Tamman y power struggles. The probe revealed accusations of Wall Street speculation connected to campaign funds and a broader assault on Sulzer’s integrity as Tammany tried to topple him.
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Assembly
Senate
Frawley Joint Investigating Committee
Sulzer
Tammany
Ding
New York City
Wall Street
Ten Years For Auto Theft In City Case
Los Angeles court records show G. S. Graham receiving ten years for grand larceny after stealing an automobile in India. Judge Willis warned that the next joy rider convicted in his court would face the same extreme penalty, calling auto thieves a menace to the public.
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Los Angeles
Hillis
G. S. Graham
India
Willis
Cne
San Quentin
G ‘Ham
Rhodesia Chartered Company Eyes Large Scale Ranching
The Chartered Company of Rhodesia plans a massive cattle growing project in South Africa to supply Europe via a Cape to Cairo Railroad branch. The aims include distance- and time-saving meat transport to Europe, with ranching conducted on modern lines and linking to Argentina routes.
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London
Chartered Company of
Rhodesia
Cape To
Cairo
Enabl
Europe
Argentina
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Gray
Fitzgerald
Mamé
Mr. Sulzer
Hiscock and Miller
Walter R. Herrick
Manhattan
James A. Emerson
Warrensburg
Wiliam Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Public Works
Willard Bartlett
Emory Chase
Peck
Sarecky
Allan A. Ryan
William Barnes, Jr
Charles F. Murphy
Napoleon al
Barnard
GOV
Secretary of
Mrs. Pankhurst
Ellis
United States
Salisbury
Delaware
Bigland
Baltimore
Crisfield
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Virginia
Hampton
Roadsy
Murphy
Allan
A. Ryan
Root
Hilis
South Africa
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