Sulzer Impeached by New York Assembly Vote
The New York Assembly impeached Governor Sulzer by a 79 to 45 vote after an all night session. Levy led the majority in defending the resolution while absentees were rushed in from Brooklyn and elsewhere to secure the impeachment.
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Albany
Guizer
New York
Aaron 3. Levy
Us Adoption. At 3:30 Mr. Levy Was Still Speaking. Meantime, Governor Sulzec
Rapanch
Levy
Grovidyn
Sulzer
Igleen
Well Street
Palmer
Frawlay
Anderdonville
Silver
Stock Exchange
Frawley
Frawley ‘Committee
Sulver
Wall Street
Weather rains improve crops across central states
A sweep of weekend rains extended from Nebraska to western New York, easing heat and aiding crops. Reports say heavy showers fell across Iowa and Illinois with steady rainfall in Nebraska, Minnesota, and surrounding districts, while western Kansas saw spotty relief and St. Louis noted rain prospects improving conditions in the Dakotas and Midwest.
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Washington
Nebraska
New York
Central
Illinoia
Indiana
Iowa
Omahe
Sheton
Corn Belt
Kansas
Colorado Line
Hofsington
St. Louis
Dakotas
Minnesota
Jock Hunts Slayer Near Lexington Missouri
Lexington Missouri August 44 Estill Potter thirteen year old daughter of Newton Potter a wealthy farmer near here was confronted and fatally hurt by Goldie Winkfield a person employed at the Potter home The child throat was cut A posse pursued the Black person About 1000 men were engaged in the hunt for Winkfield Details say Potter and the child quarreled when the child ordered the Black person to peel potatoes
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Jock
Lexington
Estill Potter
Newton Potter
Here
Goldie Winkdéield
Nesto
Potter
Mayview
Winkfield
Wewlen Potter
Mulhall Ill During Lobbyist Hearing Stoppage
Col Mulhall fell ill during a senate lobby investigation. Witnesses described Mulhall’s duties while with the National Association of Manufacturers, including distributing bills and public documents. Emery denied payments to other lawmakers and explained minimal monthly sums for courtesies and information gathering.
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Caramilites
Matt
Washington
Teath
Mulhall
James A
National
Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Association
Yampery
Congress
Emery
Genry Neal
Harry Parker
Capitol
Europe
Pille
Hmery
Allry
Jenkins
Axis
Cousin
Government to boost grain moving fund to 150 million
Secretary McAdoo told twenty one western bankers at Washington that the government would increase the grain moving fund from 50 million to 150 million if needed to supply agriculture regions. He said the aim was to obtain money from the public treasury as required.
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Treasury
McAdoo
Washington
Mccadoe
Viday
Pblic Treasury
Mexico Relations and Lind Visit Rise in US Dispatches
Reports from Mexico City say John Lind and Minister Gamboa held an informal meeting, with both sides downplaying it as inconsequential. Mexico refuses to engage Lind officially, while aims at mediation remain uncertain amid ongoing tensions and new refugee arrivals.
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Joabn Lind
Presin
Mexico
Frederico? Gamboa
Lind
Senor Gamboa
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Wilson
Torreon
Geome
Washington
Mexico City
John Lind
Gamboa
Pittsburgh
Guaymas
United States
Glacier
South Dakota
San Francisco
Smith
Michigan
South America
Vancouver
Felix Diag
Express
Russia
Japan
Quebec
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
St. Pretersboro
Enye
Tokyo
Aus
Felix Diaz
McAdoo Upheld by House Over Conspiracy Charge
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo avoided a House vote to compel proof of a New York bankers conspiracy to defeat currency legislation by depressing government bonds. The measure failed 210 to 55 as Republicans argued he should be able to substantiate his claim or retract it.
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Washington
McAdoo
House
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Mann
Wisconsin regulates herd disease with new measures
Wisconsin strengthens livestock laws to curb disease spread. The changes raise cattle appraisal values and link compensation to postmortem findings while mandating quarantine farms and stricter hog cholera import rules. Board members and officials outline enforcement, sanitation, and funding plans as part of the herd protection push.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ignast
Hirther
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Livestock Sanitary Board
Charles Haverett
Racine
Ira Christ
Hudson
E. Kreuger
Beaver Dam
Oo. H Huzson
Uni
Catholics Close Big Convention Eyes California as 1915 Site
The twelfth annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies elected Chase Deneshad of New Orleans as president and A Matre of St Louis as secretary. Officers include Flynn Chicago second VP Cullen Minnesota third VP Frey New York fourth VP Kynes New York, Ganz Kentucky, Han Milwaukee, and Herold New York. Next year’s meeting to be in Baltimore or California with Pan American Exposition plans cited. women’s league vote split, remaining in the federation. About 30,000 attended, parade of 15,000 reviewed by Cardinal Gibbons.
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At & Het
Wisconsin
Ralph Smith
State Board For Control
Smith
Tess
Milwaukee
Charles Fpenerhsud
New Orlents
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Augels
Anthony Matre
St. Vouts Mo
Ringi
Tlomis J. Flynn
Chicago
I. A. Cullen Shakopee
Mini
Joseph Frey
New York
J. J. Kynes
Ruffglo
N.Y
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Bexiiony
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Women's Society
Catholic Women’s League
A. &. Messmer
Messmer
Trdge
Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimoore
Green Bay Jubilee Opens Centennial Celebration Crowd In Whitney Park
Mayor Abrams addressed thousands as Green Bay inaugurated Perry Centennial festivities. A grand pageant, parade, airship flights by Single Wald, and concerts by Sheboygan and Marinette bands entertained crowds. State troops paraded along with a floral procession. a fire at Prairie du Chien destroyed the Frairn City Electric power plant, causing $8000 damage. Postmasters named for Cameron, Medford, and Menominee Falls. Wisconsin tobacco growers denounce new tobacco laws at Lake Koshkonong dinner. Racine police deemed inefficient. investigation ordered. Henry A. Manley, 64, begins fourth voyage down Chippewa and Mississippi rivers toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Green Bay
Abrams
Marionette
Comercial Club
Niven
Burglars Target Port Washington Attorney Office
Burglars forced entry into the Port Washington office of Attorney A. Grady, broke the case, and stole meyer and valuable papers. Authorities investigated the break in and sought suspects connected to the crime.
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Port Washington
Te Senay
A. Grady
Wroke
Meyer
Wisconsin notes of recalls and local events cross many towns
Janesville reports a grand jury call to investigate a recall election incident while Green Bay and Dodgeville detail railroad issues and church matters. The piece lists accidents, deaths, and legal notices across towns like Menominee, Shawano, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Marinette, and King, with several names and local officials named among the scattered items.
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Janesville
Tida
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Waslington
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H.W. Graser
Menominee Falls
Wisconsin Tobacco Growers and Dealers’ Association
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Police Department of
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Kenry
A. l Manley
Chippewa River
Gulf of Mexico
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Clearyless
Sataywight Valetie Ibiek
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Tnie Lowe
Gunite
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Samuel Ashman
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Vmmergency Hospital
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