Sulzer case testimony questioned by Watson supporters
The transcript reveals Mrs. Watson swore she never saw Sulzer or spoke with him and denies any contract. Witnesses argue Judge Lacombe relied on memory, not notes, and dispute the authenticity of a petition and letter sent to the Federal District Attorney. Sulzer’s claims about expenses, work, and payments are challenged as unfounded or exaggerated.
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Nish
Stickney
Tribune
Sulzer
Watson
John Anderson
Flauer
James C. Carter
Randy
Bulzer
Carter
Sumer
Sulzee
Chance
Murphy
Pingred
Mix
Plumley
Samuel Jo waKres
Pingree
Hartford
White River
Dunation
George M. Curtis
Ayage
Sulzer Cage
Iearn
Anderson
Yourn
Samuel J. Pingree
Tral
Mary Maud Watson
Sutzer
Wackmnall
George M. Curtin
Alice E. Watson
Antis Watch for Libel Suit Chances
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage stated it will pursue libel suits against suffragists for abusive or allegedly libellous statements. Washington HQ announced attorneys are reviewing speeches and literature to curb attacks linked to liquor interests. The threat follows claims of alleged alliances and a warning that suits could be filed within 24 hours if such statements recur.
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Tribune Kura
Washington
The
National Association
Association
Minenie Bronson
Mihotland
Nicellour
Accidents May Day at Coney Island
Ocean Parkway drew a huge summer crowd as several automobile crashes dotted the day at Coney Island. Police and medics handled injuries to Mildred Cheshire and others, while rivers of beachgoers, bathhouses, and restaurants buzzed in a busy holiday scene.
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Coney Island
Ocean Parkway
Vecan
Notary records indicating remaining supply of a mineralite
Subscribed and sworn to November 1659 before Notary Allen L. Pease. The intimation shows Lis intimated he had not yet exhausted his supply of a mineralite.
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Allen L. 'Pease
Notary Public Dutee Lis
Bootblacks Strike on Upper Broadway After Sunday Work Prohibition
Bootblacks demonstrated on Upper Broadway last night to show they would strike at noon and refuse Sunday shine. Two readers were arrested for disorderly conduct near Scimtreet and Amsterdam Avenue as a crowd tried to disrupt a bootblacking room. Rocco Luxences of West 16th Street was taken to West 1sth Street station. Zip Lareulett of West 28th Street led a band attempting to incite a raid on Ith Street and Broadway.
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Bane
Voowinekr
Paralcn
Broadway
Scimtreet
Amsterdam Avenue
Rocco Luxcens
Weat
16Th Street
1Sth Street
Zipp Lareulett
West 28Th Street
Ith Streel
Laveulett
Auto hits bicyclist on Broadway at Withers street
An automobile driven by Ernest G on Riverside Drive struck a bicyclist from Mt Sullivan Street at Broadway and With street yesterday afternoon. Truano was thrown several feet and taken to J Hood Wright Hospital suffering from a wound. Bruschman was not detained as a witness said Truano was on the wrong side of the street.
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Snrovey
Kings County Hospital
Dina Dinenbors
Midison Street
Manhattan
Pied Doeclap
Broadway
Ernest G. Riverside
Mt Sullivan
Street
Truano
J. Hood Wright Hospital
MD Bruschman
At An
Auto crash's second victim dies in Meriden Hospital
Merlorn Cisse de AUE Norton wife of the late Home National Hank president of this city died today at Meriden Hospital from injuries suffered when a brewery auto-truck crashed into the Norton touring car through Mount Carmel Tuesday. Mr Norton was killed instantly. Mrs Norton sustained a broken right hip and jaw. The other two passengers escaped injury.
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Cisse de Aue
Norton
Home National
Hank
Meriden Hospital
Mra. Norton
Mount Carmel
Mr. Norton
Inventor Henry Wade Eyes Water as New Fuel Source
Philadelphia reports Henry Clay Wade, an inventor, claims water can be used as fuel by combining it with oil in a three chamber device. His process heats water to steam, decomposes it into hydrogen and oxygen, and enables oil to burn hotter, creating a safer, expandable gas for use in a fixed retort. Wade envisions a simple automatic mechanism with a pressure pump, gas and water compartments, and a burner. He asserts the method increases heat threefold and aims to expand into practical flame production.
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Philadelphia
Henry Clay Wade
Mr. Wade
Wadeays
Leaps From Auto Fatal Crash Near New York
Miss Gertrude Wilkins of Jersey City leaped from a speeding auto driven by William Flasher Jr at 45 miles per hour near New York Vermont last evening. She died fifteen minutes after the accident with a fractured skull. Wilkins, daughter of a fire engineer, had lived in Jersey City and worked as an artist’s model.
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N.Y
William Jr
Gertrude Welkins
Jersey City
Vermont
Mise Wikins
Neack
Ale
Artis
Harberk
Ant
New York
South Nyack
Flete
Jeane
Five Hurt In Auto Crash In Bridgeport
Five people were injured when a Winants car from New York collided with a Bridgeport vehicle near Fairfield. Three are not expected to live. chauffeur George O. Patapio, of 20 West 41st Street, is held on $500 bond for reckless driving and causing mental shock to Marjorie Winants, daughter of Garrett Winants of New York. The two cars overturned, pinning occupants. speed about 35 mph.
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Trinune
Bridgeport
Conn
Sturmis
New York
Big MN Plain
George O. Pitaipio
Park
Winants
Purple
Fairfield
Storm Death Reported After City Thunderstorm
Relatives say Agnes Ahlquest of 272 Boulevard Rockaway was struck by storm lightning on Friday night. She was alone in her home when a thunderstorm caused hysteria and pain. August Ahlquest found his wife in a dying condition upon returning home Monday night. Dr. Francis Mart attended but she died early yesterday. Authorities told he wife feared lightning and grew excited during storms.
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Queens Borough
Agnes Ahlquest
Boulevard
Rockaway
Ahlquest
August Ahlquest
Francis Mart
One Dead in Auto Crash Near Hartford
A crash returning from Rainbow to Hartford killed one person and injured five, with severe injuries to some. The driver, John Wollaby, claimed a rear tire failure caused loss of control and was held on $5,000 bond awaiting hearing. Separate Washington note: Speaker Clark urges scrutiny of emigration costs and urges expanded homestead measures and irrigation to boost U.S. asset retention.
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Rainbow
Hartford
John Wollaby
Clark
Washington
Congress
United States
Canada
British North America
Huatistician
Canadian
Republic
Auto Speeders Trapped In Richmond District
District Attorney of Richmond personally supervised arrests of speed violators in Staten Island after numerous complaints. Five motorcycle policemen followed speeders, issuing summonses returnable today. Eighteen arrests Saturday. over thirty more on Sunday afternoon and night. All summoned to appear at New Brighton before Magistrate Handy.
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Richmond
Automobiliste
Staten Island
Tmetriet
Waldo
New Brighton
Handy
New York Life Dealers Sell Dalton Adding Machines
The New York Life Insurance Company surveyed 101 Dalton Adding Machine users and received unanimous replies praising speed, simplicity, and reliability. One customer voiced a grievance which was promptly adjusted, and the firm noted 99 percent satisfaction as its goal. Orders followed, with continued sales from 22 Cortagg and a Fepees Dalton Adding Machine Sales Company and 220 Broadway New York.
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Dalton
New York Life Insurance Company
Broadway
New York
Dunne Likely to Sign Woman Suffrage Bill Tomorrow
Governor Dunne is expected to sign the woman suffrage bill with Attorney General Lucey to return it to him without recommendation. Suffrage lobbyists Mrs. Booth Mrs. Trout Mrs. Antoinette Funk and Mrs. Medill McCormick are in Springfield awaiting the signing, armed with opinions on constitutionality and gold pens as souvenirs. The group claims a pivotal vote shift after ten members who opposed the bill indicated remorse and a wish to change.
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Ann Panmalens
Dunne
Lucey
Booth
Trout
Antoinette Funk
Medill McCormick
Uncertain Love and Ferry Calm in Scottish Immigrant Tale
A fragmentary tale recounts Margaret Clark reuniting with Francis Cochran on a Cameronia pier in Scotland and facing immigration checks, followed by a Brooklyn story of a boat capsizing rescue in Long Island Sound where Schleiter, Mann, and Friedman are saved by Charles Johnston after fending off a swimming danger.
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Scotland
Cameronia
Francis Cochran
Francis
Jy Dearie
Garet Clark
Margaret
Francia Cochran
Sige
Sam
4Th Street
Brooklyn
Nestness
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Robert P. Lyon
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Thomas Pletcher
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New York Avenue
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Hernard Burk
Chester Street
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Isadore Weinburs
Stone Avenue
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Long Island Sound
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10Th Street
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John Mann
Andrew Freidman
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Charles Johnston
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