Impeachment Resolution Passed for Sulzer in Albany
In Albany Aug 13 the New York Assembly voted 79 to 45 to pass a resolution to impeach Gov Sulzer after an all night session. The move followed disclosures by Mrs Sulzer that she used campaign funds without her husband knowledge to invest in stocks. Nine managers were appointed to conduct impeachment proceedings.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
New York
Assemblyman Levy
Gov. Sulzer
George Clinton
Hinman
Frawley
Wall Street
Frawley Committee
Senator Palmer
Young Woman Testifies in Sex Ring Case at Reno Flight
Marsha Warrington testified about a trip from Sacramento to Reno with Maury J. Diggs and F Drew Caminetti to escape exposure. She described tickets bought by Diggs and a lower berth in the sleeping car while Norris and Caminetti faced later trials. The defense challenged ticket evidence and emphasized the victims’ alleged willingness as the court weighed the defendants' claims.
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San Francisco
Marsha Warrington
Maury J. Diggs
Mann Wer
Reno
Nev
Sacramento
Cal
Diggs
F. Drew Caminetti
Lola Norris
Thy Diggs
Daminetti
Miss Warrington
van Fleet
Caminetti
Miss Norris
Cami
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Ife
Mira Norris
Congress May Take Recess This Autumn
In Washington on August 13 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate weigh a long recess until November 1 after the tariff bill clears the Senate and the House completes currency legislation.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Affection, coercion, and flight in Diggs Caminetti plot
The witnesses recount coercion to flee Sacramento for Reno with Diggs Caminetti and Mira Norris. They describe threats of prosecution from Diggs and Caminetti fathers, alleged bribes to protect the story, and the couple’s pressure to leave to avoid scandal.
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Diggs
Father
Caminetti
Harris
Diggs Seeiq
Will Try to Protect the Small Banks
Treasury officials say they will direct funds to smaller banks but machinery limits hinder supplying every small bank. Banks complain that without direct distribution of 50 million dollars, big banks may use funds meant for crop movement for Wall Street aims or impose higher interest on small banks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wall Street
Treasury
China Plots Target Sun Yat Sen Reported by Morning Papers
Tokio reports say one hundred assassins have been sent from China to kill Sun Yat Sen and other revolutionaries. Japan increases guards for leaders while denying harboring Chinese plotters.
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Tokio
China
Sun Yat Sen
Japan
South Dakota Pharma Association Opens 28th Convention
Sioux Falls hosts the South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association for a three day convention led by President J. K. Highley of Hot Springs. Topics include retail drug trade issues and a principal address by Professor Joseph P Remington of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
J. K. Highley
Hot Springs
Joseph P Remington
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Uncle Sam Wins First Skirmish in Ambitious Accord
In a pivotal early phase of the dispute the United States and allied forces secure a preliminary success. Key figures include Envo y Lind and Minister Goam Boa as they press for a broader understanding with Amieocabla, signaling cautious progress toward a settlement.
Wilson acted hastily congratulating Mexico’s Huerta
John Lind, Wilson’s personal representative, met Mexican Foreign Minister Federico Gamboa unofficially in Mexico City to discuss peace. Washington framed the talks as informal and nonofficial, with Lind transmitting ideas through Chargé O Shaughnessy. Foreign powers signaled cautious support for constitutional processes to restore peace in Mexico.
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Mexico
City
México
United States
John Lind
Wilson
Fredr¢y Gamboa
Mr. Lind
Senor Gamboa
Senor Gampoa
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Mexico City
Federico Gamboa
Huerta
Lind
Japan
Felix Diaz
Germany
France
Tluerta
Henry Lane Wilson
Navy moves to Vera Cruz amid Mexican events
Portsmouth action delays a diplomatic note from the United States as the Nashville sails for Vera Cruz and two more draft vessels head to aid Americans returning home. Navy ships including the Louisiana New Hampshire Wheeling Dakota Tacoma Nashville and Yorktown are positioned on both coasts for potential emergency duties.
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Washington, Ang
Navy Department
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Navy
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Wheeling
Vera Crag
South Carolina
Tampico
Gutfato
Yorktown
Dakota
Guayrnias
Tacoma
Nashville
Georgia Agricultural Society Opens Sixty-Eight Annual Meeting
The Georgia State Agricultural Society began its sixty-eighth annual meeting in Cuthbert with a large attendance. President John A. Williams presided as Dr. David G. Barrow of the University of Georgia delivered the principal address. Barrow urged the South to improve black workers' efficiency while noting labor preferences against Negroes.
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Cuthbert
Georgia State Agricultural Society
South
John A. Williams
David G. Barrow
University of Georgia
Barrow
Alabama Senator Vacancy Standoff Delays Direct Election Plan
In Worithington on August 12 the Senate judiciary committee advised Democratic leaders that Governor O Neal cannot appoint a successor to the late Senator Johnston. A special election may be called, but opinions differ on whether the Legislature must authorize it first. Debate centers on session necessity and potential delays amid party maneuvers with Republicans.
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Worithington
Alabama
Overman
Senate Judiciary Committee
O'Neal
Josephf. Johnston
Judiciary Committee
Bankhead
Judiciary
Lers
Mnother
Banks Withdraw Speculation Loans Restrict Credit
Banks withhold speculation loans cutting credit for speculative ventures. Financial authorities bar lending for related purposes, tightening financing options for borrowers seeking high risk investments.
Treasury to limit funds for banks aiding speculation
President Wilson backed delaying rural credit provisions and urged tighter controls on national banks. Acting Comptroller Kane ordered a regular report on money borrowed or loaned, to guide distribution of 50 million dollars and to distinguish speculative borrowers from banks aiding relief efforts. The move signals broader future data changes and new forms under treasury supervision.
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Cone Dition National Banks
Treasury
Washington
Wilson
Commission
Europeme
Treasury Department
Kane
Levee Expenditures Across Third Mississippi District Top $2.28 Million
Regular annual report to Washington shows total district spending of 2,283,110.77 dollars for the fiscal year. Key items include Arkansas River levees 23,328.28, Lake Bolto front 56.26, Grand Lake Arkansas 389.37, and major sums for repairs, surveys, and rebuilding levees damaged by floods across multiple districts and works along the Mississippi and Yazoo rivers.
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Miss
Mississippi River District
Washington
Arkansas River
Heute Crevasse
Lake Bolto
Front
Panther Forest
Ark
Leland Neck
Greenville
Grand Lake
Fitters Bend
Albermarle Bend
Stone
Plant
East Bank
Mississippi River
Brunswick
Warrenton
Lower Yazoo
Upper Tensas
Yazoo River
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Belchter
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