Open Impeachment Trial of Sulzer in Albany Today
The New York Senate and Court of Appeals begin the impeachment trial of Governor William Sulzer in Albany with the trial set to proceed after initial hearings. Crowd fills the capitol as managers prepare additional charges for House consideration.
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Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
High Court
William Sulzer
New York
Frawley
Cullin
Senate
Cullen
Court of Appeals
Assembly
City
Capitol
Secretary Houston to Appeal to 500000 Farm Women
Secretary Houston will send letters to 50 000 farm households asking farm women for ideas on how the Agriculture Department can better serve them. Replies are due by November 15 after harvest, with respondents invited to share individually or through local societies.
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Washington, D. C
Houston
United States
Department of Agriculture
National Department of Agriculture
Secrtary Houston
Currency bill passes House amid delayed Senate action
The administration currency bill passed the House 286 to 84 with 24 Republicans supporting it including Dillon of South Dakota and Young and Helgerson of North Dakota. The vote followed three days of debate and a split among progressives and Democrats, with no material changes made to the bill. The measure now goes to the Senate, where weeks of consideration and further delays are anticipated.
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Washington
DD. C
Administration
House
Dillon
South Dakota
Young and Helgerson
North Dakota
Smith
Minnesota
Manahan
Norton
Washington, D. C
Senate
Banking Committee
House of Representatives
Federal Reserves
Federal Reserve Banks
Auto Held Up Like a Train in Toledo Robbery
C G Lytch of St. Louis and a party of five were held up by three men in an auto early this morning west of Toledo. At gunpoint they stole 2000 dollars, a woman's gold purse, several diamonds and other jewelry before the bandits fled in two cars. Eleven men were arrested across two counties, two admitting guilt. A ring from a Lytch member was found on suspect Duff y, who wounded Sheriff Weinland before arrest.
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Toledo
Ohio
C. G. Lytch
St. Louis
Lytch Party
Duffy
Weinland
Private Car Lines Probed in Interstate Commerce Inquiry
The interstate commerce commission ordered all individuals firms and corporations owning or representing cars and other vessels and facilities used in interstate shipment to appear as defendants in its probe of private car lines. The investigation, begun over a year ago, centers on whether car line operations are unreasonable and discriminatory and whether trunk line railroads pay excessive allowances.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gray Soldiers Not in Parade In Civil War Commemoration
In Chattanooga officers for the Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans prepare for their forty seventh encampment election. Candidates on the first ballot include Colonel C. N. Adams and Washington Gardner for commander in chief. Confederate veterans were barred from the 49th annual parade, despite tentative entry in gray uniforms. About 12,000 Union veterans marched under steady rain.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Alfred Beers
C. N. Adams
Superior
Neb
Washington Gardner
Michigan
N. B. Forest
United Confederate Veterans
Forest Camp
Hanson
Forsythe Post
Toledo
Heavy Rain Benefits Black Hills Farm Areas
Belle Fourche South Dakota reports a week of heavy rainfall across the Black Hills region, with one to four inches in 20 hours. The rain improved soil for fall planting and filled water holes, easing overland sheep and cattle shipments and boosting expectations for heavy sheep trade due to high prices.
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Belle Fourche
Burton Scores Currency Bill At American Bankers Session
Senator Burton of Ohio denounces the federal reserve board plan to control currency issuing at the Richmond gathering. He argues currency redemption should stay with banks and warns federal control could burden the government in panics. He also backs national bank allowances and foreign branches amid a baby contest update from Huron and St Lawrence with multiple young winners.
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Richmond
Burton
Ohio
American Institute of Bankers
Regional Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Prize babies of this state at South Dakota fair
Eugene Moriarity, 15 months old of Hitchcock, South Dakota, named first baby of his age in the state fair show. Everett Butts of Huron took second in the 1 year to 18 month class.
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William J. Lindshove
Theodore Lindskove
Nuron
Richard William Pay
William Fay
Huron
Read Millicent Stephenson
Ituron
S. D
South Dakota
Eugene Moriarity
B. B. Morarity
Hitchcock
Baby Moriarity
Everett Butts
EB. L. Butts
Butts
City Officials Salaries and Road Tax Rules Clarified
Attorney General Johnson ruled that census figures may not adjust city official salaries tied to population. Road districts voting to work the tax cannot have work receipts count as tax payments. credit only via hourly rates or warrants. City council members do not receive extra pay for serving on boards of equalization.
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Board of Equalization
Corn display at First National Bank draws onlookers
Pat McDonald of the northern area presented a fine trio of red white and yellow ears of corn at the First National Bank. The ears are notably well developed and attract local interest as a showcase of home harvest.
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Pat McDonald
First National Bank
Wilson seeks comprehensive trust policy to enforce Sherman law
President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds approve a broad trust policy aimed at enforcing the Sherman act. The plan targets Standard Oil, Tobacco, Union Pacific Southern Pacific, and other major combinations, seeking dissolution and divestiture of stock to break up monopolies while avoiding broad economic disruption.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pacific
Union Pacific- Southern Pacific
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Exchange
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Anthracite Coal Trust
Telephone
Photographic Film Trust
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad
Odd Fellows Parade Chooses 1914 Meeting City
Minneapolis Minnesota and Atlantic City New Jersey were chosen as the 1914 meeting sites by the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. A night parade drew about 10 000 lodge members in full regalia along downtown streets to the cheers of thousands.
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Minneapolis
Atlantic City
Minn
N. J
Soverign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Thaws Counsel in New Hampshire Declare He Cannot Be Extradited
Montreal dispatches show Canadian immigration officials arguing the legality of Thaws summary deportation while Concord lawyers examine extradition precedents. Harry K Thaw asks Governor Felker to decide promptly, avoiding federal habeas action.
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Thaw
New Hampshire
Montreal
Canada
Dominion Immigration Department
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Cr. J. Doherty
Concord
N. H
Ten Law Clarke
Washington
Supreme Court
State lands show total property assessment near $1.07 billion
The 1.068 billion dollar statewide assessment covers multiple classes from agricultural and mineral lands to town lots, horses, vessels, goods, furnishings, cattle, wagons, autos, jewelry, franchises, bonds and stocks, elevators, and insurance capital.
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U. S
Bryan appoints Folk as solicitor for state department
Secretary Bryan announces the appointment of W Folk former Missouri governor as solicitor for the state department. Bryan says Folk was not an aspirant but the office was tendered due to his fitness and service.
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State Department
Missouri
Washington, D. Caeser
W. Folk
Bryan
Folk
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