Governor Sulzer Campaign Funds Contempt Hearing Halted
Albany July 30 The Frawley committee halted its probe by ordering Louis Sarecky arrested for contempt after he refused to answer questions about campaign contributions. Papers will be prepared to seek a Supreme Court order. Sarecky may be jailed pending the extra session. Checks alleged include 2500 from Jacob H Schiff and 40 from Abram J Elkus.
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Tribune
Albany
Frawley
Sulzer
Louis A. Sarecky
State Hospital Commission
Eugene Sam Richards
Sarecky
Richards
Supreme Court
Govenors
Secretary of Star
Jacob H. Schiff
Abram J. Elkus
Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Schifts Rani
Jacob H
William Sulzer
Murphy
New York
Morning News Local Quiz of 3M Whitman Lends Then Braised Racing Auto Kills
Pure Whitman lends for 3 million while a racing auto kills a baby and a man. Two women killed on a crossing. A meat incident causes three deaths. A widow faces peril as Middleton’s case unfolds. Ten weeks of fresh air fund offered for 2.50. Various notes include a fatal shooting of a jeweler and a planned inquiry into wartime matters.
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Whitman
Middleton
Williams Collen
Step O'Brien
Burroxate
Hell
Warher
No Relief in Prospect for West Heat Wave
Weather Bureau experts said only temporary relief from the heat is likely in the next twenty four hours. Showers in the West may cool sections tomorrow night while east of the Rockies temperatures surged to record levels. Yuma and several cities reached 104 degrees, with 102 in Davenport Iowa and Concordia Kansas. Washington led the East with 105, while New York and Philadelphia bordered 101 to 102 and Baltimore around 100.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Yuma
Aziz
Davenport
Iowa
Concordia
Kan
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Why Take Honus's Glove Into Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh July 2 In reply to calls to place Honus Wagner’s baseball glove and uniform in the Carnegie Museum, Dr W J Holland asserts the Carnegie Institute should accept the artifacts. He cites the inscription on the institute’s seal Honor Nourishes the Arts as a guiding principle for preserving Wagner’s famed equipment for posterity.
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Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Honus
Hans) Wagner
Pittsburgh National
W. J. Holland
Carnegie Institute
Wagners
Nine Fatally Burned At Lagoon Motordrome
A horrific Lagoon Motordrome crash near Cincinnati injures many as Odlin Johnson of Salt Lake City crashes into a live pole igniting gasoline. Two women and four men die before morning, William Davis aged five also perishes, with eleven others seriously burned and more unaccounted for despite drugstores treating burn victims nearby.
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Cincinnati
Lagoon
Odlin Johnson
Salt Lake City
Johnson
White Wiliam Davis
Attendant Killed by Patient at Willard State Hospital
A patient Charles Michiels recently moved from King's Park State Hospital Long Island killed attendant Rockwell at Willard State Hospital. Michiels sprang at Rockwell and gashed him under the eye with glass, severing an artery and causing fatal bleeding. Rockwell had recently married. his home was reportedly in Pennsylvania.
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Rochester
Sonnor
Rack
Willard State Hospital
Charles Michiels
King’s Park State Hospital
Long Island
Michael
Rockwell
Penn~sylvania
Engineer Dead as Tyrone Wreck Kills One, Injures Many
Altoona Penn July reports an express rear ending a passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Tyrone injuring 16 people and killing an engineer. Only eleven are hospitalized. steel carriage prevented heavier loss. New Yorkers among the injured include Allen Topper Percy Reed J. D. Fiske and William Wilson.
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Altoona
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tyrone
Altoona Hospital
Allen Topper
North East 1Th Street
Percy Reed
J. D. Fiske
William Wilson
Washington Storm Kills Two Injures Dozens Across Capital
A fierce July storm swept Washington with 70 mph winds and 1.5 inches of rain in 18 minutes, killing two men and injuring more than fifty. White House grounds lost ten trees and historic landmark tree was toppled. buildings including the Pension Office and Post Office suffered roof and window damage. President Wilson and officials sought shelter as damage rippled through government offices and streets.
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Roadee Trinane Brews
Washington
Hall
White House
Cleveland
Have
Hilton
Wilson
Tumutty
Representative Korbly
Indiana
State
War and Navy
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Bit
Prince Palatine Sold For Record Price In England
London July 30 Prince Palatine purchased for 250000 dollars by B Joel, the South African sportsman, from T Pilkington. The sale sets a new high price for a thoroughbred horse. Prince Palatine has won the Coronation Cup at Epsom and the Ascot Gold Cup this year, with plans for Goodwood Cup Doncaster Cup and Jockey Club Stakes this season. Tracery, Belmont's horse, is also a contender, and a meeting of the two top horses is anticipated. The horse will race under Mr Joe before possibly retiring to stud.
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The
Tribune
London
B. Joel
Prince Palatine
T. Pilkington
Mark Wing Fox
St. Prince Pal
Epsom
Tracery
Fine
Robberies Loom Over Narragansett Pier Summer Homes
Jewelry and valuables of Narragansett Pier summer residents were moved to safe deposits or sent to New York for safekeeping after raids on Shore Acres and the Rumsey cottage. Authorities expect multiple arrests. detectives swarm area while watchfulness tightens near piers and stations.
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the Tribune
Narragansett Pier
New York
Shore Acres
Rumsey Cottage
Jerney
Privvate
John H. [Hanan
Charles C. Rumsey
John H. Hanan
Express Kills Actress and Daughter in Street Collision
Mrs Mary E Barker sixty five, a widow and once famed actress Reynolds, and her daughter Miss Margaret Barker thirty eight, were struck by a Lake Shore Limited engine at Oxsiti ns crossing Ossining. The driver Patrick Skelly was arrested as the women died seconds apart. A nearby couple, a one horse phaeton, and a baby carriage were also involved in other injuries from a later auto taxi crash in Wakefield.
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Mary E. Barker
Murray Street
Stapleton
Reynolds
Panny Davenport
Mra Fiske
Margaret Harker
Lake Shore Limited
Oxsitins
Patrick Skelly
Rgn
Surrey
Skelly
Barker
Lewis W. Barker
Brooklyn
John
Statental
Cing
White Plains
Fordham Hospital
Bya
Wakefield Station
219Th Street
White Plains Avenue
Roode
Emily
Charles A. Roode
Scott
Robert
Olinville Avenue
The
Bronx
Charles A
McKeon
Wakefield
227Th Street
230Th Street
226Th Street
Arthur Levine
Fourth Avenue
Mount Vernon
Antonio Detseo
High Street
U S Gunboat Fired On and Withdraws After firing incident
The U S gunboat Quiros probing Yo Chow was fired upon and withdrew its commander avoiding combat. Northern troops captured Hu Kow forts after a fierce bombardment from Oliphants Island securing advance toward Nanhang.
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Hankow
United States
Yo-Chow
Hu-Kow
Oliphant’s
Nanhang
Whitman Leads as Fusion Talks Yield No Accord
District Attorney Whitman appears the front runner for mayor as the Citizens Municipal Committee debates a fusion ticket. Mitchel and McAneny remain in contention with intense pressure from McAneny supporters, while Francis Bird of the Progressives vows to block Whitman’s mayoral bid.
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Wi Man
Whitman
Mitchel
McAneny
Mitchell
Sone
Jed
Tribune
Committee of 17
Committee of
Paul Ful‘Jer
McAneny General Committee
Fuller
Burt
Board of Aldermen
Progressives
Independent League Jets
Come Promise
Prendergast
Francis W. Bird
Progressive County
Mr. Whitman
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