Impeachment of New York Governor Sulzer Began
Albany N Y Aug 15 William Sulzer governor of New York was impeached by the assembly by a vote of 79 to 45 after an all night session. Mrs Sulzer testified she handled campaign funds and stock market matters to ease the governor’s burden. The impeachment moves toward a Senate trial as acting governor Glynn awaits charges.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
New York
New York State
House
Senate
Court of Appeals
Renate
Sulzer
Glynn
Palmer
Bremer
Fight For Farm Credit In Caucus
Washington August 15 insurgent democrats pressed to widen farmer and cotton raiser access to warehouse receipt security for credit under the Glass currency bill. Representatives Neeley Wingo and Engle led the floor fight, Glass and others opposed, with a vote on the bill expected before week’s end.
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Washington,d.c
Federal Reserve
House
Neeley
Wingo
Engle
Representative Glass
Glass
Msk
UIP Ja
Wahpeton Brakeman Shot by Tramp Near Tower
Oscar Field a Great Northern brakeman was shot in the neck by a tramp on a train west of the Wahpeton tower. He was taken to Breckenridge for treatment and is expected to recover if no complications arise. Trainmen could not locate the assailant.
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Wahpeton
D. Ave
Oscar Field
Great Northern
Wahpeton Tower
Breckenridge
Field
Amendment By Gronna Is Defeated In Senate Debates
Senate discussion centered on tobacco tariff provisions with Senator Hitchcock planning a future amendment for a graduated tobacco tax. Gronna proposed higher duties on cattle and oats while opposing free cattle listings. his horse and mule rate increase was rejected and the oat feed and oatmeal duties were debated as part of the agricultural schedule.
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Washington
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Hitchcock
Democratic Party
Hansdell
Louisiana
Gronna
North Dakota
White Way Work Rushes to Finish Next Month
Contractor Nelson oversees rapid progress on the citys white way lighting system with posts installed and finishing work starting immediately. The project aims for earlier completion and a metropolitan look for Devils Lake, welcomed by residents.
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Nelson
White Way
Devils. Lake
Strikers Held in Stockade Jail as Rain Delays Riot Control
In Minot North Dakota on August 15 heavy rain forced 133 I W W strikers into a stockade jail with no shelter. Police and deputies patrolled Magic City while hearings proceed slowly and officials refuse to rent a hall for prisoners.
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Stockade
Magic City
Minot
N. D
Pacauers
Armed Patrols and Riots Shake Minot City
Deputy sheriffs and police armed with high powered rifles patrol Minot streets from building tops as riots flare after IWW members driven from town return. Jail overcrowding leads to flood of arrests, clashes with crowds, and a water deluge to restore order. more arrests loom as IWW leaders threaten influx to pressure farms.
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Ith
Minot
LW. W
Bloody labor clash rocks Minot North Dakota
Minot North Dakota experiences a violent labor confrontation with I W W supporters arriving by train. Officials report nightly violence and armed men on rooftops as five days of turmoil continue, threatening city stability.
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Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Wilson Favors Rural Credit Plan
President Wilson issued a White House statement affirming support for a complete and adequate rural credit system. He said the plan was not linked to the currency bill due to lack of time and pledged to push for early congressional action.
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Washington, D.C
White House
Wilson
Congress
Conspiracy Claimed To Drag U S Into War
President Wilson said an organized urge from unknown sources seeks to involve the United States in war with Mexico. He dismissed alarm, noting misrepresentation in some papers and stating his envoy John Lind will report general Mexico conditions and opportunities for American peace mediation.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Williams
John Lind
Eight Hour Day Dispute Threatens Local Machinists Strike
Local Great Northern railway machinists threaten to strike over an eight hour day versus nine, with wage issues tied to overtime. Support from Northern Pacific and others expected this month if differences remain unsettled. no public sentiment yet reported as of press time.
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Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific
Marquis Wheat Touted From North Dakota Trials
Grand Forks North Dakota August 1. P Kavanaugh reports Marquis wheat grown near the Lilac Hedge farm shows high quality with over 41 percent gluten and 63 pounds per bushel. Marquis a cross of Red Fife and Hard Red Calcutta ripens earlier and yields five to ten bushels per acre more than Red Fife, aiding cerealists aims for a versatile wheat.
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Grand Forks
N. D
P. Kavanaugh
Minneapolis
Russell Miller Mills
North Dakota
Montana
Sidney
Mont
Kavanaugh
Bacon
J. R. Pouprore
Q. J. Barnes
James Driscoll
Charles Ryam
P. J. Kavanaugh
India
Calcutta
Dope Burglars Hit Two Forks Drug Stores
Police blame dope fiends for raids on two Forks drug stores. In one break they found no cocaine and took $9 in cash. in the other, they failed to locate drugs but left cash untouched. The county commissioners held a brief session this week.
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Cosh
County Commissioners
Catholics Urge New Conditions Amid Mining Protests
Delegates representing about two million Catholic members urged reforms in Lead South Dakota and Milwaukee Wisconsin joining protests against immoral dances and conditions. The American Federation of Catholic Societies voted unanimously to telegraph Phoebe A Hearst urging action while Bishop Butch condemned restrictions on miners and criticized Hearst influence as inappropriate in church affairs.
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Milwaukee
Wis
South Tater
Amstean Federation of Catholic Societies
Phoebe A. Hearst
Pleasantin
Call
William Randolph Hearst
J. P. Hageman
New York
F. J. Guer
Butch
Iue Hearst
Colonial Enlarges A Business Change
Fragmentary OCR text describes expansion plans and the relocation of personnel and facilities at a Colonial business. Mentions Eley Wickert Schultz and Shark occupying a stud and clotttege, with a dining area expansion and firm balance shifts as the Colonial betel enlarges operations. Names appear garbled.
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Eley New
Wickert Schultz Bildine
Emmy Shark
Wickert
Shark Ang Hay
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