Arguments in Sulzer Impeachment Trial Get Five Hours Each
Albany reports the Sulzer impeachment trial proceeding with five hours for each side's closing arguments. Gov Sulzer may not testify as defense rests and a verdict expected after a Columbus Day adjournment. Prosecutors prepared rebuttal witnesses while defense offered testimony from Sarecky and others before judge Cullen.
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Associated Press
Albany
Sulzer
Marshall
Gov
N. Y
D. Cady Herrick
Washington
Herrick
Allen R. Ryan
Ryan
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Cullen
George Egbert
Lomk
Carnegie Trust Company
James C. Miller
Fifth Avenue Bank of New York
Egbert
Kiesel
Country Banks Influence President on Financial Plan
Country banks sway the president as financial plan details face pressure. A relative’s serious condition adds urgency to the lobbying effort and policy negotiations.
Central Bank Plan Faces Banking Opposition in Currency Fight
President Wilson confronts a Congress gridlocked over the Owen-Glass currency bill as bankers resist the distribution of control. Banks oppose multiple rediscount banks and government control of regional banks, arguing one central bank with banker boards is preferable and that country banks cannot fund heavy regional capital requirements.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Sol Wexler
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Wexler
New York
Wilson
Governor May Attend Monroe Fair
Governor Hall replies he will attend the Monroe Fair if nothing prevents it. He dates the invitation letter from Baton Rouge on October 7 1913 and signs with courteous regards. Secretary Geo A Barns of the Monroe Fair Association receives the message in Monroe Louisiana.
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Monroe Fair
Governor Hall
Baton Rouge
Geo. A. Barns
Monroe Fair Association
Monroe
L. E. Hall
Protracted Meeting at M P Church Seeks Delegates
The protracted meeting at the M P Church continues with growing interest. Tonight delegates will be elected to attend the annual conference, which meets at Ansley on November 13.
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M. P
Ansley
Parish and City Court Records Show Mortgage Deals and Fines
The register lists sales of lots and land from George, M Hirsch to J H Rhymes, and releases of mortgages by Monroe Building and Loan Association to Mrs Jennie S Flewellen Abe Arent and I K Chaney to Dr Frank Collins. Drunk and down fines range from 3.50 to 8.40. la den gains fined 27.50. Laura Porter p at 60 days on streets. John Cuff begging fined 12.50. street beggar mention notes.
Senate Banking Committee Criticized Over Currency Bill Actions
Washington ethic session condemns attacks on senators O Gorman and Hitchcock over the currency ill matter. The committee hears calls to act and pledges not to yield to coercive criticism while Wilson repudiation letter is read as White House disclaimer. Owen absent, O Gorman asserts amendments only, not opposition to the bill.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Committee On
O’gorman
Hitchecock
Hitchcock
Carter Glass
House
O'Gorman
Wilson
White House
Owen
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Rebels Capture Torreon and Sierra Moreda
An official message from Douglas Arizona reports that rebels seized Torreon Mexico and that Sierra Moreda also fell to the Constitutionalists.
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Douglas, Ariz
Torreon
Mexico
Sierra Moreda
Low Church Faction Wins First Test in Episcopal Conclave
The Low Church faction secured an early victory in the conclave of the Episcopal Church as voting strength favored their bloc. Delegates reported a clear result signaling momentum for their platform.
Dr Mann Elected President of House of Deputies
The Rev. Dr Alexander Mann, rector of Trinity Church Weston, was elected president of the house of deputies at the Protestant Episcopal Church triennial convention. He defeated the Rev Dr Manning by 250 to 252 and is seen as a victory for the low church faction.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Alexander Mann
Trinity
House of Deputies
House of Representatives
United States
Mann
Manning
Henry Ainstice
Cincinnati
Carroll Mathews
St. Louis
Crout
Harkimer
N. Y
Train 503 Derails Near Winnsboro Dangers Brief
Iron Mountain passenger train No. 503 from Monroe to Natchez derailed north of Winnsboro. Engine and baggage car overturned, coaches off track, several bruised but none seriously hurt. Conductor R E Mowen and Engineer James Doyle in charge. Also, Lott Goins jailed thirty days for drunkenness after insulting a telephon e operator.
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Iron Mountain
Monroe
Natchez
Winnsboro
R. E. Mowen
James Doyle
Revival Meetings in West Monroe Gaining Interest
Rev. Young of Shreveport conducts revival meetings in West Monroe with services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Pastor Rev. Ledbetter invites all to attend.
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West Monroe
Young
Shreveport
Ledbetter
Bush Beats Tesreau as Athletics Win 8 10 2
Polo Grounds, New York. Oct 9 Thirty five thousand fans saw New York and Philadelphia in a world series game marked by rain threat and soggy field. Philadelphia led early with three runs, New York answered with two, and late rallies produced a decisive final score as Bush and Tesreau faced fierce defense and key hits from Collins, Oldring, and Murphy.
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Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Philadelphia
Alpire Rigler
Phillies and Giants Play by Innings Scorecard
Score by innings shows Philadelphia 220 000 210 for 8 runs and New York 000 010 000 for 1. Shafer and Collins lead with two and three base hits. Shang hits a home run. Collins and Baker steal bases. Tesreau allows 10 hits in 1 3. Crandell goes 2 2 3 innings. Bush records 8 strikeouts. Base on balls total 4. multiple double plays noted.
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Murphy
Fletcher
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Melnnis
Colling
Strunk
Grandstand
Barry
Wilson
New York
Burns
Schane
Willson
Hush
Doyle
McInnis
Hurng
Short
Shafer
Murrey
Scheng
Murray
Merkle
Wiltse
Moerkle
Crandall
Wiltie
Schang
Bush
Shang
Pletcher
Cooper
Tesreau
Crandell
Strick
Collings
New York Tops Philadelphia Says Dump Morris Postcard
The News-Star received a post card from Dump Morris in New York noting New York’s victory over Philadelphia on Tuesday and implying strong regional enthusiasm.
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the News-Star
Morris
New York
Philadelphia
Fan collapses after Mathewson hit sparks crowd death
In New York on Wednesday a man in the Park Row crowd collapsed dead as the news flashed that Mathewson had hit in the tenth inning. He carried a Bowery mission membership card and had ties to A. J. O'Brien.
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New York
Park Row
Mathewson
Bowery Mission
A. J. O'Brien
Fan collapses and dies during Giants Athletics game
John Sherrick collapsed on a Philadelphia sidewalk during Wednesday's Giants versus Athletics game as an electric score board replay showed Baker striking out. Eyewitnesses say he had cried out for one more homer just before he died, with heart failure believed to be the cause.
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Philadelphia
Giants
Athletics
John Sherrick
Sherrick
Baker
Yuan Shi Kai to Stress China Friendly Policy
Pekin observers expect President Yuan Shi Kai in his parliamentary inaugural message to highlight strong friendly intentions toward foreign interests and reaffirm peaceful policy toward external powers.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
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