Noted Socialist August Bebel Dies In Germany
August Bebel veteran socialist leader and longtime member of the German parliament dies at seventy three after imprisonment for treason and later for lese majeste. He was a prolific writer who opposed militarism and warned against imperial policies amid Alsace Lorraine tensions. In the U.S. a separate brief notes a senator in Washington and a car crash injuring four aboard a freight train near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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Ferdinand Fete
Seclalem
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Alsace
Itamarek
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Sulzer Refuses to Quit Office in New York
Governor Sulzer vows to resist removal via impeachment and will appeal to courts if needed. He refuses to recognize Lieutenant Governor Glynn as acting governor and plans to use all legal means to retain office. Glynn says there will be no fighting, insisting the law is supreme as impeachment hearings loom with a tentative trial date set for September 22.
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Sulzer
New York
Glynn
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Senate
Court of Appeals
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Farley the Famous Strike Breaker Dies at 39
New York August 14 James Marley known as the famous strike breaker is dead of tuberculosis after years racing horses at Empire City track Yonkers NY. Born thirty nine years ago in Malone NY he rose to prominence as a strike breaker in 1895 and accumulated a fortune over the next decade. He bred a farm at Plattsburg with his mother and sisters and claimed not to oppose organized labor though he refused to aid underpaid workers. He once refused to assist New Jersey Public Service Corporation over pay but broke the Interborough strike in New York City earning reportedly 300000 for himself. He also broke strikes in Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco Waterbury and elsewhere in the US and Canada.
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James Marley
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Yonkers
Mn Farley
Malone
N. Y
Plattsburg
Sisleis
Uwe
Sirires
New Jersey Public Service Corporation
Interborough
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Waterbury
Canada
Impeachment Vote Looms in Sulzer Case Headline
The New York Assembly voted 79 to 45 to impeach Governor Sulzer after an all night session. The process follows allegations of diverting campaign funds for stock, with renewed effort from Sulzer’s wife to bear the blame. Senate action and the split loyalties of state departments add to a potential power vacuum and court involvement.
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Assembly
Senate
Wagner
Democratic
Congress Considers Recess Until November First
Washington August 14 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate weigh a recess until November 1 after tariff and currency bills pass. Senate caucuses would discuss delaying adjournment with a plan to speed the tariff bill.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Three Brothers Undergo Operations in Missouri
In St Jacobph Missouri on August Three, brothers Frank and others from Brockton Iowa underwent appendicitis operations by the same surgeon. The surgeries were performed closely together and the patients are reported doing well. One brother had died months earlier from appendicitis after similar procedures.
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St Jacoph
Frank
Dlenrami M. AC Mathews
Brockton
Iowa
Lavath Capsizes Five Crown jetty report
A late report from the harbor notes a capsizing incident near Lavath involving five crown jetty persons. Details remain uncertain, with several casualties and missing individuals reported as authorities investigate the cause of the event. Public notices link the tragedy to ongoing harbor operations and safety reviews.
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Pani
Lind Discusses US Interests In Mexican Revolution
Dispatches from John Lind state he met with Mexican foreign minister Federico Gamboa in Mexico. Lind indicates the United States would oppose recognition of a new government until a constitutional election. A Senate committee on border conditions will probe American involvement with revolutionary groups. Henry Wilson defends Wilson administration and denounces a British statement regarding Huerta.
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Aug
State Department
John Lind
Presiden Wilson
Mexico
Frederico Gamboa
Sonor Gadihor
Mr. Lind
Julud
Juidrere
Ing
Lind
Senate Conemittee
Smith
Michigan
Aki
Madero
Wilson
House Committee of Forgun Affairs
Clopp
Hiz
Henry Lane Wilson
Great Britain
Huerta
Basqades
Mexico Chu
Foreign Office
Mr. Wilson
British government to aid Cody family after aviator's death
Report from London and Australia states Samuel F Cody, famed AngloAmerican aviator, died Aug 7 at Aldershot penniless after funding his own aircraft work. Government investigates possible pension or support for widow and children amid questions about a claimed marriage and estate share. Other items note a fatal railroad crossing accident in New Brunswick and a wagon collision in Lumberton.
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Samuel F. Cody
Aldershot
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