Sulzer Campaign Secretary Takes Stand In Impeachment Trial
Louis Sarecky testified at Governor Sulzer's impeachment trial admitting he forged the governor's signature on campaign items and destroyed records. He described preparing a campaign statement with help from Mathew Horgan and said Sulzer did not review it thoroughly before signing.
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Associated Press
Albany
Louis Sarecky
Sulzer
Sarecky
N. Y
William Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Halli
Alley A. Ryan
New York Finewndier
Murphy
Ryan
Calline
Louis A. Sarecky
Russia
State Hospital Commission
Tammany Heal
Root
William Barnes, Jr
Court of
Senator Root
Nicoll
Barnes
W. Travers Jerome
Tammany Hall
Secretary of State
Seracky
Governor's Friends
Horgan
Mathew T. Horgan
New York
Frawley
West
Burt
Day of Atonement Observance at Local Synagogue
Friday evening marks the start of the Day of Atonement observed from sunset to sunset. Rabbi M. Sessler leads services and delivers three sermons on Why Prayer and Worship Are Required, Immortality of the Soul, and On Reason and Belief. Services begin 7 30 PM Friday and 9 30 AM Saturday with public invited.
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M. Sessler
Orators of Renown At Opening Of Episcopal Convention
The forty third triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church opened at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Bishops clergy and laity gathered with eminent theologians and financiers present. Bishop Tuttle led the procession and the Rt Rev Lawrence delivered the sermon. A memorial honored Bishop William C Doane.
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Union Press Association
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
St. John the Divine
Washington
Morningside Heights
Synod Hall
America
Bishop Tuttle
Missouri
House of Bishops
Tuttle
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Parish and City Courts Report and Local News
The record covers civil cases in parish and city courts, including Haynes versus Hobbs and Wright, and documents filed for record. It notes drunkenness fines in City Court, a larceny charge, and vagrancy discharge, with local church convention details and a shoe trade move to Shreveport. It mentions Bishop and deputy sessions, missionary bishops, and a Canal Zone appointment, plus Hugh Potts leaving Monroe for Shreveport with his son Swinton.
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House of Bishops
Synod Hall
House of Deputies
Synod
Canal Zone
Church of
Maitland
Hugh &. Potts
Meyerros
L. Lannan
Shreveport
Regent Shoe Store
Swinton
Potts
Monroe
Opposed 10 Wilson Bill Faces Banking Association Debate
The American Bankers Association opposes ten provisions of the Wilson bill, drawing criticism from Bayors and the commission as debated in a midwestern meeting amid calls for policy clarity.
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Wilson
Grapes Showcased From Ouachita Valley Farm
Mr F Voron of Riverton submitted several wine samples made from Ouachita Valley grapes to The News Star. He has lived in the parish for thirty years since coming from California and asserts the soil here rivals California for grape production. Voron plans to exhibit at the Monroe Fair later this month.
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F. Voron
Riverton
News-Star
Voron
California
Ouachita Valley
Vorou
Monroe
Severe storm threatens Charleston under hurricane warnings
Charleston expects violent storm before night with hurricane warnings in effect. Fire alarms sounded as students were sent home at 10 o clock. The gale moves northwest offshore while warnings extend from Washington to Cafe Henry to Savannah.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Washington
Cafe Henry
Savannah
Man sought in murder of Ida Leegson in Chicago
Detectives comb the South Side in search of a tall black man who lured Ida Leegson an art student to a lonely spot outside the city Saturday night and strangled her with a silken cord. Authorities have a strong description of the suspect.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South Side
Ida Leegson
Banking Leaders Warn Against Currency Measure
The Currency Commission of the American Bankers Association opposes the bill now before Congress. It argues the plan imposes unwise hardships on banks and the public, keeps bankers from controlling reserve banks, and favors the old National Monetary Commission bill.
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Tne
Boston
Det
The
Currency Commission of American Bankers’ Association
Association
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Central Reserve Association
UK Federal Reserve Board
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank of New York
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicag 0
Festus J. Wade
Mercantile Trust Company
St. Louis
Joseph T. Talbert
National City Bank
New York
George M. Reynolds
Continental & Commercial Bank
Chicago
Joby Perrin
Perrin, Drake & Riley, Inc
Los Angeles
Cal
Luther Drake
Merchants’ National Bank
Omaha
Sol. Wexler
Whitney Central National Bank
New Orleans
Robert Wardrop
People’s National Bank
Pittsburgh
Federal Reserve
Mathewson Wins by 3 to 1 in Philadelphia Giant Pitching Triumph
At Shibe Park Philadelphia thousands saw the Giants beat the Athletics 3 to 1 as Christy Mathewson outdueled ailing Philadelphians in a tense fall day. The game featured sparse hitting with Mathewson striking out batters and New York's Burns and Shaffer making defensive plays.
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Associated Press
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Giants
Athletics
New York
Burns
Shaffer
Murphy
Murray
Strunk
Barry
Lapp
Score by Innings: New York vs Philadelphia baseball game
A box score shows New York to Philadelphia score by innings with the Yankees trailing early and Philadelphia combining late runs. Final line indicates New York 3 runs and Philadelphia 0.
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New York
Philadelphia
New York Runner Up in Nine Run Loss to Philadelphia
Left on bases for New York as Philadelphia scores ten runs. Sacrifice hits by Collins and Wiltie. Walks issued by Matthewson and Plank. Five strikeouts by Matthewson, two by Plank. Plank hit by pitch once. Umpires same as yesterday.
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New York
Herzog
Collins
Doyle
Pletcher
Philadelphia
Murphy
Oldring
Collings
Baker
Melnnis
Burns
McLean
Barry
Snodgrass
Matthewson
Wiltie
Plank
Lapp
McInnis
Burne
Taker
Fletcher
Mecania
Wiltse
Murphy Herzog
Metnnis
Colling
Kyle
Shaffer
Murray
Strunk
Harry
Parry
Autate
Grant
Davie
Plank Matthewson
Hergoze
Wilson
Wiltae
New York 7
Phila
Fire Underwriters Meeting Opens in Chicago
Dr Frank W Gunsaulus president of Armour Institute opened the annual Northwestern Fire Underwriters session in Chicago. He spoke at the morning session on fire insurance engineering with rate making and related topics discussed by Edward B Hardy Frank G Snyder and A Jenison. The convention continues tomorrow.
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Chicago
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute
Fire Underwriters’ Association of the Northwest
Edward &. Hardy
New York
Frank G. Snyder
Louisville
A. Jenison
Lansing
Mich
President Wilson Denies Currency Bill Pressure
President Wilson rejected claims that he would push Democrats into rapid action on the currency bill. He wrote to the editor of the Post denying any such statement and asked for a printed denial.
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Washington
Oct
Wilson
The
Post
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