Judge Archbald Impeachment Verdict Convicted on Five Counts
Washington January 13 judge Robert W Archbald of the commerce court was found guilty on five of thirteen impeachment articles and acquitted on others six counts leave him removed from office. Senate tally showed varying votes on each article with the first count 65 to 5 against, and final article 12 to 20 for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Gorman
Archbald
Root
Senate
Ting
Kern
Indiana
Dillingham
Vermont
Bradley
Kentucky
Clarke
Arkansas
Commerce Court
Tillman
Banks
Maryland
Ashurst
Bankhead
Senate Ready to Vote on Archbald Charges
Washington Jan 13 The senate prepared for final action on thirteen impeachment articles against Judge Robert W Archbald of the commerce court. The charges allege influencing railroad officers for favorable interests and seeking personal gain through rulings and settlements with Evie Marion Coal Lehigh Valley Reading and other interests. Archbald denied wrongdoing in each claim.
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Washington
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
House
Archbald
Archbald Neer
Evie Railroad
Scranton
Archhbald
Marion Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
George M. Watson
Senate Roll Call Reveals Division On Conviction Vote
Tillman Townsend Warren Wetmore Williams Works opposed the conviction. Absent or not voting were Bacon Bradley Briggs Chilton Dillingham Fall Gamble Gardner Guggenheim Heiskell Jackson Johnston of Alabama Johnston of Texas Kern Lea Massey Overman Percy Smith of South Carolina Smith of Michigan Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
Townsend
Warren
Wetmore
Wiliams
Works
Burnaham
Oliver
Paynter
Penrose
Bacon
Bradley
Briggs
Chilton
Dillingham
Fall
Gamble
Gardner
Guggenheim
Heiskell
Arkansas
Jackson
Johnston
Alabama
Texas
Kern
Lea
Massey
Overman
Percy
Smith
South Carolina
Michigan
Watson
35 Cents a Cup Too Much for Coffee
Chicago January 13 Governor elect Edward F. Dunne says 35 cents a cup is too high. He and Col James Hamilton Lewin democratic contender for senator had breakfast after returning from Springfield and balked at the cafe price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
James ‘Hamilton Lewin
Springfield
Dunne
Col. Lewis
Inauguration Day Brings Indiana Governors
Governor-elect Samuel M. Ralston is inaugurated as Indiana's new chief executive in a simple ceremony attended by Governor Marshall Lt. Governor O Neill and judges. Ralston pledges reform, constitutional change, and fair public utility rules while O Neill outlines senate committee duties and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hall
O. H. Carmichael
Presbyterian Church At
Lebanon
Ralston
Marshall
Carmichael
State House
United States
Washington
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
Elenn Houck
Indianapolis
B. M. Ralston
Gov. Ralston
O'Neill
Senate
John Coulter
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Providence
House
O’neill
W. P. O'Neill
Cook
Spencer
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary A
B. Storen
A. Genolin
Kellams
W. W. Spencer
Coons
Bedwell
N. M. Jones
Roeland Eschbach
Cravens
Combs
Fleming
Dibble
Weisman
Branaman
Beaty
Mitchell
Smith
van Horne
Robert Reeves
Tingle
Sale
Miedreich
Hughes
John R. Jones
House of Representatives
Committee
Judiciary
Johnson Slated for Return as Federal Pursues Fugitive
Federal authorities claim Johnson could not leave the United States amid pending act violation charges and extradition questions. A bench warrant was sought to bring the boxer back from Battle Creek to Chicago for federal court, with two deputy marshals prepared to seize him. His attorney prepared to produce him in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Etta Johnson
United States
Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Chicago
Battle Creek
Carpenter
Letters Stolen In Washington Telegram Scheme Revealed
Witnesses described a scheme involving Archbold letters and a telegram worth $1,000, with Winkfield and Stumpf handling stolen items. Winkfield testified he received about $333 from the scheme and that two letters and two copy books were the only items taken. The case proceeds to another hearing with no new facts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Winkfield
Stumpf
Mr. Archbold
Senator Clapp
Quay
Archbold
Washington
Winkfeld
Gilchrist Stewart
Relief work progresses for flood sufferers in Evansville
Relief efforts along the Ohio River continue under city and business group direction. The tug J. B. A. and two launches deliver provisions for hundreds as crews visit waterbound residents from Union township lands to the Henderson, Kentucky area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Union Township
Government Dam
Henderson
Cincinnati
Ohio river flood near crest seen in Cincinnati fits relief efforts
Cincinnati reports the Ohio river rising only three tenths of a foot in 24 hours and forecast crest today or tomorrow. City authorities and citizens relief committees care for over 3000 displaced families as they mobilize aid and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Deveraux
Ohio River flood bulletin updates stages near Kanawha mouth
The weather bureau reports the Ohio River falling above the Great Kanawha mouth but rising below. Cincinnati stage is 61.9 feet, up 9 feet from Monday, with a slight further rise expected. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday east and south, with some cloudiness in the Ohio valley and local snows in the lake region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Kanawha River
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Lake
Indiana Legislature Debates Broad Preferential Voting Proposals
Report on bills in the Indiana House and Senate covering a preferential voting clause for nominating the U S senator and selecting party officers, with sessions in Indianapolis in September to draft the party platform. Also notes proposals on English literacy for locomotive workers, hospital funding, narcotics controls, wage laws, and public utility and tax measures.
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United States
Indianapolis
Branaman
Jackson County
Crawford
Wayne County
Fort Wayne
Thornton
New Albany
Cleming
Jay County
Keegan
House
Senate
Harlan
Kustler
Logansport
Public Utility Commission
Shively
Marion
Stotzenburg O
Vorationenburg
Shelby County
Tadiana
General Assembly
Koenig
Sands
South Bend
Tidiana
Longex ‘Agseasors
McKennan
DeKalb
Judges take liquor case jurisdiction in Grant county
Judge H J Paulus of Marion assumed jurisdiction over fair grounds liquor cases and set March 3 for hearing in Allen county. Nearly forty cases exist, but only about two likely to be tried as the same evidence covers all. Mary Brandtmiller sues Charles Brandtmiller for divorce alleging repeated curses and attacks. The Will of Frederick Muhlenbruck leaves estate to his widow with remainder to children. A remonstrance hearing on Bates ditch in Aboite township scheduled. Eva Perl testifies in divorce proceedings recounting finances and separation. Abraham Benjamin's damages suit in the Aveline fire cases dismissed. hotel safety cases largely cleared from docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Paulus
Marion
Grant County
Fair Grounds
Allen County
Oliver Stewart
Dan Clemens
Mary Brandtmiller
Charles Brandtmiller
Gay Street
Pearl Everding
Jacob Everding
Yaple
Deutschmann
Peter Deutschmann
Laura B. Deutschmann
Frederick Goattreich Muhlenbruck
Martha Muhlenbruck
Commissioners’ Court
Bates Ditch
Aboite Township
Judge Yaple
Eva L. Perl
Vincent 'T_ Port
Perl
Aveline
Abraham Benjamin
Charles Benjamin
Susan R. Shoaf
Harmony and division mark day in court and county measures
In Fort Wayne the court heard Alice M Waugh describe a $10 a month budget for two as her husband James Waugh sought reductions. Judge Yaple granted a divorce while noting frugal living can be admirable. Other divorces and court notes followed including custody bids and contempt dismissals. County commissioners plan a higher road crew wage and several criminal cases were scheduled for trial. A Maine politics note details Governor Wilson denying indirect messages about Gardner and a Maine election, as Princeton student Woodrow prepares to carry the state’s electoral vote to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Yaple
Superior Court Today
Alice M. Waugh
James Waugh
Yaple
Florence Hedges
John J. Hedges
Frank P.glazier
Fort Wayne
Clarence Kidd
Ada Richards
Fred Worton
Dave Walters
Otto Pomper
Turnverein Vorwaerts
John Wendt
Otto Binder
Lulu Barton
James Stewart
Farmers’ Mutual Life Insurance Company
Peter Deutschmann
Elizabeth Harber
Martin Harber
Maine
Obediah Gardner
Gardner
Trenton
Kitzwilliam McMaster Woodrow
Princeton
New Jersey
Washington
Woodrow
Judge Urges Quick Settlement in Kreighbaum Shafer Property Suit
In circuit court Judge John W. Eggeman tells attorneys he will not remove the Indy money from the property and urges an end to costs by settlement. Rachel Kreighbaum and her daughter Cora Shafer dispute ownership after buying land from R. L. Romy with no receipts. an agreement to transfer the property to Kreighbaum was reached after a brief consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
John W. Eggeman
Rachel Kreighbaum
Cora Shafer
R. L. Romy
Kreighbaum
Restraining orders issued in multiple cases including trade pact breach
In Fort Wayne legal actions the superior court issued a restraining order to stop Ben puoin UW Michaels from selling tea and coffee for Union Pacific after he violated a one year non compete with Jewell Tea. Harry M. Kelly sues for 1450 fraudulently obtained funds. O Rourke and Luecke file actions. Esterline Sons incorporated to take over William Esterline estate with 25000 capital. Prof J H Ungemach will probate will leaving all property to widow Mary Ungemach. Augusta Chalke sues Teliks Jastrewski for 2500 breach of promise to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benpuoin UW
Michaels
Union V Pacific Company
Jewell Tea Company
Jewell Company
Heaton & Heaton
Harry M. Kelly
Bb. B. Atwood, FL
Eldred
Potter
Fort Wayne
National Typewriter Supply House
Chicago
Continental Typewriter Supply House
Milwaukee
Kelly
John W
William F
Albert
Samuel A
James O
Frank
Chester N
Harry FE
Hattie B. Esterline
J. H. Ungemach
Circuit Court
Mary Ungemach
Augusta M. Chalke
Teliks Jastrewski
Robert B. Dreibelbiss
Meredith and White Named in Local Social Notes
William H. Meredith aged 31, an engineer, and Myrtle White aged 33 are listed in a local social notes item noting couples and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Meredith
iMyrtle White
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R. W. Archbald
Lehigh Valley Railroad, Company
Packer
Girard
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Archbard
Helm Bruce
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Vic
Bruce
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Tron Company
Reading Railroad
Frederick Warnke
Warnke
Reading Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Fiverhard
W. W. Rissinger
Rissinger
Kissinger
G. Boland
W. P. Boland
Bolands
C. H. Vanstorch
Vanstordh
Henry W. Cannon
New York
Cannon
Middle District of
Pennsylvania
J. B. Woodward
Woodward
Gov. Dunne
Foil Johnson
Daily Flood Bulletin
Allen County Courts
Wilson
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