Huerta Defeated as Liberal Deputies Reject Minister Appointment
In Mexico City on September 19 provisional President Huerta faced an open break with the Liberal majority as Eduardo Tamari z failed to secure permission to appoint Federico Gamboa as Minister of Public Instruction. Gamboa warned of internal and external conflicts as the United States watches Mexico closely. Deputies warned of possible invasion by foreign legions and urged unity to repress the invader.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Eduardo Tamariz
Federico Gamboa
Gamboa
Chamber
Sefior Gamboa
United States
Querido Modeno
Tamariz
O’shaughnessy
Sherman assails Mexican policy in Senate speech
Senator Lawrence Sherman of Illinois denounces the Wilson administration over Mexico policy. He calls Mexico chaotic and dangerous, claims about 1,000 Americans killed and nearly $20 million in American property lost, and criticizes Secretary Bryan’s rhetoric on the Chautauqua circuit. Continued on Page 2.
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New York Times
Washington
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Illinois
Repubican
Congress
Wilson
Mexico
Sherman
Bryan
Chautauqua
Subway Local Derailment Delays Brooklyn Bridge Route
A rear car derailed on a southbound local at Brooklyn Bridge station causing a two hour rush hour delay. The third rail on the City Hall loop was damaged and service was disrupted until 7 18. Frank Hedley and Sept A T Merritt oversaw track clearance and train movements.
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Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall Loop
Eighteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Bridge
Frank Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit System
Polish National Alliance funds tied to Roosevelt support
In Detroit on September 19, a house cleaning revealed that the Central Government chair accepted 5000 from a political committee to back Theodore Roosevelt in 1912. An official kept 1000 as commission while Casimir Zydilinski confessed to the charges amid calls for an independent committee.
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New York
Detroit
Polish National Alliance
Roosevelt
Bull Moose Organization
Dd. Ca
National Publishing Company
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Philip W. Kayoki
Casimir Zydilinski
Washington
Priest Schmidt’s plan to murder parishioners exposed
Hans Schmidt the priest and counterfeiter admitted to detectives that he intended to use blank death certificates to fake natural deaths for victims among his parishioners at St. Joseph’s Church. He described aiming to end suffering but supplied few specifics on future targets while denying several claimed killings.
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Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Faurot
Tte
St. Joseph’s Church
West 125Th Street
Schmidt
Cyssagia
McKenna
Dr. Moliére
Robert Smith
West 123d Street
J. J. Slevin
East 126Th Street
Board of Health
Wheeler Victim or Target in Rome Embassy Feud
Rome reports raise questions of a scandal in the American diplomatic service as Post Wheeler, First Secretary at the Rome embassy, is summoned to Washington to explain allegations. A longtime feud with a fellow diplomat, dating from a prior post, fueled hostile reports and internal friction within the mission.
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New York Times
Rome
United States
Post Wheeler
Washington
Cable
Wheeler
State Department
Wheelers
Rio de Janeiro
the Avanti
O’brien
Finance
Milan
Rescuer Directs Own Funeral as Oak Traps Farmer
Emery Payne a Pleasant Plains farmer pinned under a fallen oak near Bask ing Ridge New Jersey directed rescuers how to proceed and instructed his wife on his funeral before dying. Arthur Crane who heard cries summoned help and a team of horses was used to lift the trunk. Payne had moved from the Bronx about a year ago.
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New York Times
Basking Ridge
N. J
Emery Payne
Pleasant Plains
Payne
Arthur Crane
Bronx
Riis Seeks Rest After Illness in Sanatorium
Jacob Riis, famed author and reformer, fell ill during a lecture tour and sought treatment at a private sanitarium in Battle Creek, Michigan. Doctors ordered rest for at least a month as heart trouble flares with travel strain, though condition is not considered serious. Mrs. Riis accompanies him.
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New York Times
Battle Creek
Mich
Jacob Riis
New York
Riis
U S Judge Murane Asked to Resign in Nome Alaska
Department of Justice asked United States District Judge Cornelius D Murane to resign his Alaska post with one year left in his term. Also asked to step down was United States District Attorney Bernard S Rodey formerly a New Mexico congressman and Porto Rico judge. Charges alleged to have been filed in Washington by Nome gold dredging interests.
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Nome
Alaska
United States
Cornelius D. Murane
Department of Justice
Bernard S. Rodey
Congress
New Mexico
Porto Rico
Murano
Washington
Jory, Jr
Seater
Good
McReynolds
Marconi Wireless Ship Arrives at Plymouth from New York
The latest shipping news reports the vessel Dru Cardiff 2 leaving New York and arriving in Plymouth at 1 30 P M on September 1. The message mentions BY MARCONI WIRELESS communication and notes the T10 miles FE.
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Marconi Wireless Dru
Cardiff
New York
Plymouth
Travelers' Aid Society Foils White Slave Plots
Over 50 000 girls disappear yearly despite the Travelers' Aid Society noted for thwarting numerous white slave plots. The piece cites their work and hints at reports in tomorrow's Sunday Times.
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Travelers’ Aid Society
Sunday Times
Papers in Mr Bryan's Desk In Wheeler Case
The papers in the Post Wheeler case are kept in Secretary Bryan's desk while the State Department head tours lecturing. Assistant Secretary Osborne says he does not know their contents. Bryan's private secretary, who knows, could not be found tonight. The department will not reveal charges against Wheeler. Bryan's lecture tour ends tomorrow night.
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New York Times
Washington
Wheeler
Bryan
State Department
Osborne
Mr. Bryan
State Deputy in Excise Scandal Faces Disbarment
Nyack, Sept. 19. José E. Pidgeon, Second Deputy Secretary of State, faced censure in Supreme Court over the State against William Hegner, a saloon keeper charged with liquor law violations. Hegner paid $180 to Pidgeon to dismiss the case, believing his influence would end proceedings. Justice Tompkins ordered the action proceed and suggested Pidgeon be punished and disbarred. Pidgeon was absent due to missing a ferry.
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New York Times
Nyack
José E. Pidgeon
Hance of Justice
Tompkins
William Hegner
State Excise Department
Hegner
Pidgeon
Mr. Pidgeon
Supreme Court
Tarrytown
Libel Suit on Prize Dog Declares Victory Since 1912
Answer filed in Supreme Court by Mary Winthrop claims her dog Champion the Dollar Princess defeated Countess Toots, a pedigreed rival, and that Toots has never beaten Champion. The suit by Arthur P. Bender seeks 5000 damages for alleged defamatory remarks.
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Supreme Court
Arthur P. Bender
Countess Toots
Mary Winthrop
Turner
Dollar Princess
Mrs Bonaparte Ill With Pneumonia In New York
Ex Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte travels to New York to be with his wife who is ill with pneumonia at the Holland House. Dr George Draper says the attack is light but may bring complications. Mrs Bonaparte grew ill en route from Boston and nurses are attending her as a crisis is not expected soon.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
New York
Holland House
George Draper
Arrest of Hamburg bank directors shocks city
Hamburg police arrest Hanseatic Bank directors Herren von Clausbruch and Buethe on charges of defalcations and falsified balance sheets. Authorities say about 650000 dollars were stolen, with 500000 from bank funds and 150000 from depositors. The scandal is not expected to affect banks beyond Hamburg. The case follows earlier frauds at the Hamburg American Line.
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Hamburg
NEW York Times
Berlin
Hanseatic Bank
Herren von Clausbruch
Buethe
Greek King In Paris Incognito Arrives From London
King Constantine of Greece traveled incognito to Paris arriving from London. A representative of President Poincaré and government officials met him and he was driven to the Elysée Palace where he will have luncheon with President Poincaré.
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Paris
Constantine
Greece
London
Poincaré
H Constantine
Elys¢e Palace
Sulzer Beaten In First Skirmish Impeachment Fight
Albany dispatch details James C. Garrison's arrest for contempt of the Assembly as he refused to answer questions on alleged bribery tied to Sulzer impeachment. Lawyer Gilbert Roe vows habeas or certiorari review, while Gov. Sulzer allies denounce the prison action and seek immediate release.
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New York Times
Albany
James C. Garrison
New York Press
Frawley
Assembly
William Sulzer
Judiciary Committee
Gilbert E. Roe
New York
John T. McDonough
Sulzer
Roe
Garrison
Aaron J. Levy
Tor
Garry
Benson
Mr. Garrison
Stadion William C. de Rouville
Dinner Delivered to Garrison in His Cell, Judge M Involved
A message from Mr. Sulzer reached Garrison in the penitentiary this evening. Some say the impeached official sent cordial regards and invited the prisoner to visit Sulzer upon release.
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Judge M
Mr. Sulzer
Sarecky and Hennessy in Buffalo amid contempt arrest warrant
Louis A. Sarecky and special investigator John A. Hennessy arrived from Albany in Buffalo. Sarecky denied fleeing the Legislature jurisdiction and said he would return to Albany Monday. A warrant was issued for Sarecky’s arrest for alleged contempt after he balked at answering questions before the Frawley Committee.
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New York Times
Buffalo
Louis A. Sarecky
John A. Hennessy
Albany
Sarecky
Frawley
Levy
Frawleyee
Assemblyman Levy
Sarecky Escape Linked to Sulzer Aide in Impeachment Quest
Albany reports say Laula A Sarecky, Gov Sulzer campaign aide and target of an impeachment warrant, escaped arrest in a Highway Department car with Major Kermerhorn and another guard. Sarecky was questioned by the Frawley Committee over campaign funds, while Colwell remains missing.
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New York Times
Albany
Laula A. Sarecky
F. L. Colwell
Gov. Sulzer
Dr. Sun Yat-sen Said to Visit Vancouver Incognito
Report from Victoria dated September 19 notes Dr. Sun Yat-sen, ex Provincial President of the Chinese Republic, traveling as Wong Kwok-yin. He reportedly arrived with altered appearance and sought entry to the United States as a Japanese student but was denied. Local Chinese-Canadian supporters of Yuan Shi-kai are said to back his route toward England.
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Victoria
B. C
Wong Kwok-yin
Sun Yat-sen
Yuan Shi-hai
From Ja
Chicago
United States
Sun Footyd
British Columbia
Yuan
Theft reported in champagne delivery wagon incident
A delivery wagon from the importing house of David A. Sherard at 60 Stone Street stopped at Fortytwo Street and Madison Avenue last evening. The driver left it unattended and it was discarded after three hours.
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David A. Sherard
Stone Street
Forty-second Street
Madison Avene
New Comet’s Peculiarity Sparks Debate
From Williams Bay Wisconsin dated September 19 observers note the new comet shows unusual structure being almost all nucleus with scant nebulosity. Its orbit suggests it could be an asteroid or a nebulous asteroid, sparking scientific discussion.
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Telegraph
Tos New York Times
Williams Bay
Wis
High Court Votes to Seat the Four Challenged Senators
Judge Cullen Dowinant accepts demurrer again and calendars argument for Monday. Sulzer recognizes Glynn, sends acting governor extradition papers, and acknowledges his authority.
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High Court
Impeachment Court Adjourns Amid Sulzer Debate
Albany September 19 The High Court of Impeachment adjourned after a heated session in which Sulzer defense challenges to four senators were overruled. Judge Cullen urged immediate decision and the court planned to reconvene Monday at 2 PM for further proceedings and potential impeachment briefs.
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Edgar M. Cullen
Court of Appeals
High Court of
Cullen
Sulzer
Senate
Mr. Sulzer
Mr. Suiser
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Cullen Dowinant
Glynn
D Cady Herrick
Alton B. Parker
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Felix J. Sanner
Samuel J. Ramsperger
Wagner
Martin H. Glynn
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