Sulzer Impeachment Trial Hearings Go To Vote
Albany reports Judge Parker delivering a fierce rebuke of Gov. William Sulzer as impeachment managers present a shelflife of testimonies. Edger Brackett closes the case amid heated remarks. The court prepares to vote on eight articles with two thirds needed for conviction and possible removal.
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Fights Tonight In Kenosha And Denver Boxing Card
Mike Gibbons meets Spike Kelly in a 10 round bout at Kenosha Wisconsin. Eddie Campi faces Frankie Burns in a 10 round match at Denver Colorado.
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New Star in Armament Leslie Bush
Leslie Bush emerges as a rising figure in armaments, credited with a bold pitch that secures glory and athletic victory for his side.
Bush Triumphs as a1900s Pitcher Shines in World Series Debut
Leslie Bush led the Philadelphia Athletics to a 2 to 0 or 2 to 2? victory over the New York Giants in the third game of the World Series, aided by heavy hitting from Murphy Oldring Collins and Baker. Bush dazzled with speed and control, striking out none but walking several and allowing five hits.
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Parish and City Court Records Highlight Drunks and Mortgages
The day lists civil cases with filings and releases, sales of lots, and mortgage actions. It also notes fines for drunks and down and reports on baseball game highlights and standout plays by Doyle Collins and Tesreau in a Giants Athletics match.
Monroe High and Parish Team Head to Natchitoches Opening Game
The combined Monroe Parish and City High Schools football squad leaves for Natchitoches to meet the State Normal team Saturday. Coach J. E. Freeman expects a strong showing from the Normal, with a 26-member Monroe cheering party and a banquet on arrival.
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Organized Antagonism in Banking Coalition
A coordinated faction within the banking sector forms an alliance to influence currency policy. Key figures from Bid Prom and Veprpack join forces to push for synchronized actions and market impact.
Wilson Defends Currency Bill Against Bankers Criticism
President Wilson stated that Boston bankers views do not reflect national sentiment as he and Senate allies press a currency bill. Senators call the conference organized opposition to delay passage and warn against partisan linkage. The White House notes time is critical with autumn business pressures to settle banking and credit issues.
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Rice Crop Damage Estimated at Twenty Percent
Damage from recent foods in Texas and Louisiana is placed at 20 percent by dealers in Houston. Resumption of freight traffic in southwestern Louisiana will be delayed several days longer.
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Mill Fire Destroys Southwestern Milling Plant in KC
A fire in Kansas City early today wiped out the six story Southwestern Milling Co plant. The blaze consumed 25,000 bushels of wheat and 15,000 barrels of flour, causing about 600000 dollars in losses. The incident occurred on Oct 10.
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Giants Fall in World Series Tilt Amid Philadelphia Scuffles
Philadelphia fans numbered in the thousands as the Athletics defeated New York in game four of the World Series. The crowd surged for tickets, police intervened to restore order after fights, and key plays unfolded with Merkle, Strunk, Barry, and Schang among the scorers as the Athletics pulled ahead to force another decisive game.
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Set on Bases Philadelphia 7 New York 4
Box score summary notes Philadelphia wins 7 to 4 over New York. Barry Burna Oldring Shiver Merkle each with multiple hits including three base hits and a home run by Merkle. Collins Phurns Murray steal bases. Dy Demaree pitches four innings while Marquard also works four. Demaree allows seven hits, Marquard two. MelLaan passes ball. Delmaree and Marquard both issue walks. Marquard strikes out 11, Bender five.
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European and American Legal Aid Leaders Meet in Nuremberg
Delegates from most leading European and American nations attend the International Convention of Legal Aid Societies in Nuremberg for a three day session. The United States is represented by Arthur von Briesen of New York, president of the National Alliance of Legal Aid Societies.
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Hawthorne and Morton to be released from Atlanta prison
Washington Oct 10 Julian Hawthorne author and Dr Morton sentenced for complicity in mail fraud will be free on Wednesday. Both have been model prisoners. Parole attempts failed. Federal prison board recommended release but Attorney General Mc Reynolds refused.
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