New York Adopts Impeachment of Gov Sulzer
Albany Aug 13 Governor Sulzer impeached by the New York Assembly vows to resist vacation of office and contest the charges. Lieutenant Governor Glynn may assume if Sulzer vacates. Trial tentatively set for Sept 22 with the senate and court of appeals involved.
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Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
Sul
Assembly of New York
Glynn
ilMam Sulzer
Assembly
Senate
Court of A Pals
Lo Assembly
Capitol
York
Martin Hynn
Cedar Hill
Vernor Glynn
Thoate
Ernoon
Wagner
Court of Appeals
Stock Over-Subscribed in Pacific Railway Issue
New York August 13 reports that the syndicate offering 88 million dollars of Oregon Pacific stock owned by the Ion Pacific Railroad company has been more than twice oversubscribed. European participation is noted as substantial.
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New York
N. Y
Governors Impeachment in U S History Seven Precedents Listed
New York August 13 reports that only seven other U S governors have faced impeachment. The list includes Charles Robinson Kansas 1862 acquitted Harrison Reed Florida 1868 charges dropped William W Holden North Carolina 1876 removed Powell Clayton Arkansas 1871 charges dropped David Butler Nebraska 1871 removed Henry C Warmoth Louisiana 1872 term expired and proceedings dropped Adelbert Ames Mississippi 1878 resigned.
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New York
United States
Charles Robinson
Kansas
Harrison Reed
Florida
William W. Holden
North Carolina
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
David Butler
Nebraska
Henry C. Warmoth
Louisiana
Adelbert Ames
Miss
Leader of German Socialists Dies in Zurich
August Ferdinand Bebel, longtime German socialist leader and prolific author, died in Zurich at age 70. A key figure since 1862, he spent decades in the Imperial Parliament, opposed Bismarckian anti socialist laws, and guided the party through periods of suppression and growth. He authored numerous works on socialism.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Ferdinand Bebel
August Bebel
Labor Movement
Germany
Bebel
Hel
Bebe
Bismarck
Alsace
Lorraing
Senate Deliberates Tariff Dill and Vice President Pay Raise
Senate resumes tariff Dill debate while Senator Saulsbury seeks to raise the Vice President’s salary from 12000 to 825000. The lobby committee keeps hearing James A. Emery testimony. The foreign relations panel gets a border report from the special committee. House inactive. Democrats press currency bill. War Department asks 820 million for inland waterways Boton to Beaufort NC.
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Senate
Tarif Dill
Saulsbury
Lobby
James A. Emery
Smith
Foreign Relations Committee
HOUSE
War Department
Boton
Beaufort
N.C
Bebel Recalled With Sharp Words From History
Fragmentary text references Bebel labeled as engaging in a fatal crime, and notes his early poverty and efforts to earn a livelihood as a turner. The fragment hints at 19th century parliamentary context and debates on labor and reform.
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Bismarck
Bebel
Man Shoots Self in Chicago Hotel Room
A man registered as Charles Dunham of Pittsburgh, but likely Carroll Dunham Galvin of Oakland, California, shot himself in a Chicago hotel room. The 47 year old, once wealthy from mining, reportedly failed in promoting tire ventures and left a widow and two children in Oakland. Dr. H L Stambach, an uncle, will have the body sent home.
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Chicago
Charles Dunham
Pittsburgh
Carro] Dunham Galvin
Oakland
Calif
Santa ‘Barbara
Cal
H. L. Stambach
Carroll Dunham
Galvin
Lan Automobile Tire
Stambach
Recess Considered by Congress After Major Bills
Washington August 13 Democrats and Republicans in the senate weigh a recess until November 1 after the tariff bill and currency bill pass the house. Senate democrats plan to meet to discuss a recess and speeding up the tariff bill as the senate resumes consideration of the agricultural schedule. Gronna's proposal to raise corn duty from six to ten cents a bushel was rejected along with increases on oat meal and oat feed.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Congress
House
Democrats
Gronna
Worrington Girls Story Concludes On Reno Trip
San Francisco August 13. Marsha Worrington testified in the Mann white slave act case against Maury I Diggs recounting a Reno trip with Diggs Caminetti and Lola that government lawyers say proves the trip was for immoral purposes. She described hotel stay, bungalow arrangement, and warnings from Diggs about exposure.
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San Francisco
Cal
Marsha Warrington
Maury I. Diggs
Reno
Diggs
Riverside Hotel
Diges
Caminetti
Rew
Mr. Diggs
Lola
Sacramento
Caminett
Drill Contests Open At 32nd Templar Conclave In Denver
Knights Templar drill contests open at the 32nd triennial conclave in Denver with teams from Detroit Chicago Newton Kansas City Indianapolis St Louis and more performing before thousands. Politics for next senior and junior grand wardens dominate talks as hopefuls name candidates from Texas Colorado Michigan Maine New York and Indiana. Drilling continues through tomorrow with eight teams today and eight tomorrow.
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Damascry Commandery
Detroit
Knights
Damascus
Woodlawn
Chicago
Newton Commandery
Newton
Kansas
Kansas City Commandery
Kansas City
Raper Commandery
Indianapolis
St. Aldeman Commandery
St. Louis
Columbia
Mount Olive
Wichita
Kaw
Ascalon
Knights Templar
Templars
U. S
Texas
Samuel H. Cochran
Houston
Jim. Tor
Lone Star
Colorado
Eqnally
George W Vallary
W. H. Norris
Manchester
Iowa
Michigan
Houston B. Coleman
Kalamazoo
Mich
Maine
New Yor
Frederick C
Team Work That Counts Campaign for Local Advertising
The piece emphasizes the three links of commerce manufacturer retailer and consumer and urges retailers to push nationally advertised products locally through cooperative newspaper advertising. It invites merchants and manufacturers to write to the American Newspaper Publishers Association for guidance.
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Merchanta
Bureau of Advertising
Publishers’ Association
World Bulding
New York
Baltimore to Win Catholic Meeting
Milwaukee August 13 delegates predict Baltimore will host the 1914 convention while 1915 is expected in California with Los Angeles or San Francisco favored. Charles I Denechaud of New Orleans may become president and Anthony Matre of St Louis likely secretary after receiving the Knight of St Gregory honor. Delegates forego reports then plan an excursion on Lake Michigan before departure.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Baltimore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
American Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Paul
New York City
Kansas City
Cardinal Gibbons
California
Charles I. Denechaud
New Orleans
Anthony Matre
St. Louis
Matre
St. Gregory
Federation
Lake Michigan
Salt Lake City clashes with I W W and police vow to stop
Salt Lake City authorities prepared to curb street meetings by the Industrial Workers of the World after a riot left seven injured. Scarlet of local No 69 insisted meetings would continue. at Minot police watched incoming trains to prevent more I W W arrivals.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
Grant
Trig
Fred J. Clifford
Scarlet
Industrial Workers of the World
Minot
Statesmen attack England attitude over Panama-Pacific display
In London the house of commons debated Britain's stance on the Panama-Pacific exposition. Col George Gibbs and John O'Connor urged a single UK exhibit. Francisco Dyke Atland replied that participation remains inexpedient. O'Connor pressed if a free trade response to US tariff cuts existed. Atland said no tariff reduction occurred.
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London
House of Commons
George Gibbs
John O’connor
San Francisco
United Kingdom
Francia Dyke Atland
O'Connor
United States
Acland
Wilson Urges Postponement of Rural Credits Provision
President Wilson told the Democratic House caucus that rural credits will be postponed in the currency bill until the December session. A government commission is studying European methods and will report next winter, with Congress to act on rural credits then.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Democratic House Caucus
Europe
A. Mitchell Palmer
Hhe
Caids
Congress
United States
America
Department of Agriculture
Weather Outlook Iowa Shows Increasing Showers and Warm East
Unsettled weather with probable showers tonight and Thursday. Warmer in the east, moderate southerly winds. Temperature at 7 a.m. 66 degrees Fahrenheit. Mississippi River forecast shows a falling trend from Dubuque to Muscatine over the next 48 hours. Muscatine river stage today 4.6 feet, down 2 inches. Sunrise 4:56, sunset 6:54, moonset 12:19 a.m.
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Mississippi
Dubuque
Muscatine
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