Impeachment Moves in New York Governor Sulzer
Formal notice of impeachment against Governor Sulzer was served on the Senate after the assembly adopted impeachment resolutions. Mrs Sulzer's confession is cited by critics. she is expected to be the key defense witness when the trial begins next month. Sulzer allies vow a fight to a finish as political clash with Tammany intensifies.
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Albany
Sulzer
Senate
Hinman
Neiter
House
Mrs. Sulzer
Palmer
Wall Street
Bare legged visitor seeks new pants at hall of justice
San Francisco August 13 Conrad Richardson a country visitor appeared at the hall of justice stripped to the waist with only a barrel to guard his legs after a night on the Barbary coast. He awoke in Portsmouth square without pants or shoes and demanded new pants which authorities provided to avoid releasing him.
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San Francisco
Conrad Richardson
Hall of Justice
Conrad
Portsmouth Square
Secretary Lane May Not Visit Pendleton
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane will not visit Pendleton and may spend only a few hours in Oregon. He will attend the congress of governors at Colorado Springs and then return to Washington. Lane is due in Portland August 18 and may be entertained at a luncheon before leaving for Colorado Springs. The local committee, led by Col. Raley, will meet to decide on plans, uncertain if a visit is possible.
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Franklin K. Lane
Pendleton
Congress of Governors
Colorado Springs
Washington
Portland Commercial Club
East Oregonian
Lane
Portland
Metropolis
Klamath
West Umatilla
Col. Raley
Portland to Bar Alluring Dances by New Ordinance
Portland Ore Aug 14 The city commission passes a sweeping dancing ordinance banning the tango and similar dances and creating the post of a dance censor to enforce the prohibitively strict rules.
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Portland
Ore
Poster insult to womanhood shocks Oregon leader
Portland August 13 Indignant at what she calls an insult to womanhood in Oregon Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh president of the Portland W C T U protests to Senator Lane again about a poster advertising the Portola festival in San Francisco in October The image shows a handsome maid in a dancing pose with exposed nether limbs deemed outrageously indecent.
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Portland
Oregon
Ada Wallace Unrhu
Senator Lane
San Francisco
Industrialists Start Trouble In Salt Lake
Salt Lake City August 13. After Industrial workers rioted last night seven were shot to some extent. Police Chief Grant bans further Industrial street meetings while the secretary of the Industrialists vows to continue gatherings. Authorities fear more clashes.
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Salt Lake City
Grant
President urges complete rural credit system for farmers
Washington Aug 13 An official statement from the president favors a complete and adequate system of credits for farmers. He explains the plan was not attached to the currency bill due to time, promising early action on a rural credit scheme. He notes farmers suffer under burdensome interest and onerous mortgages, urging federal action to relieve their burdens.
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Washington
Dean Tatom Chosen For Place On Round-Up Board
Dean Tatom was chosen by the Round-up board of directors to fill the vacancy created by Paul Sperry’s resignation as director of accommodations. He will immediately begin organizing sleeping arrangements for the anticipated crowd at Pendleton’s annual cowboy carnival. He plans to place rooms in private homes, set up a system to minimize disruption to residents, and hire a staff to work from the accommodations headquarters in the board of trade room.
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Dean Tatom
Paul Sperry
Tatum
Pendleton
Board of Trade
Union contract would be unconstitutional
Salem Ore Aug 13 Holding that a union contract would violate the bill of rights and the federal constitution Attorney General Crawford says such a contract is nonconstitutional State Printer Harris planned a written contract with the Typographical union to run the state printing office as a closed shop and would accept the AG ruling
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Salem
Ore
Crawford
Typographical Union
Harris
Rebels Suffer Over 4000 Killed at Terreon Battle
From Mexico City, dispatches report more than 4000 rebels dead in the Terreon engagement. Survivors reportedly fled the assault and are marching west and south toward Durango and Zacalicas states, signaling a shift in momentum.
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Mexico City
Terreon
Durango
Zacalicas
Action on the Underwood measure debated in Senate
Washington August 13 The Senate debates expedited action on the Underwood bill. Poindexter is expected to support the Democrats while La Follette's stance is uncertain. Kenyon and Clapp remain undecided on backing Republicans or Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
Poindexter
la Follette
Kenyon
Clapp
Aviator defeats fast express in New York to Washington race
Lieut. Thomas De W. Milling, former American endurance and nonstop flight record holder, flew 250 miles in 1 hour 17 minutes to beat a fast express by 45 minutes in a New York to Washington race. The event showcased aircraft safety for general traffic and featured a moment where the aeroplane outpaced a stationary train at a station, tearing ahead at an unrecorded speed.
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New York
Aiircraft
Washington, D. C
Lieut
Thomas de W. Milling
Hazzard Conviction Upheld by Supreme Court
Olympia, August 13. The state supreme court upheld the murder manslaughter conviction of Dr Linda Burfield Hazzard, the starvation doctor accused in the death of Miss Claire Williamson, an English heiress in Kitsap county. She was sentenced to from one to ten years in a state prison. The verdict was returned at Port Orchard February 4, 1912.
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Olympia
Wash
State Supreme Court
Linda Burfield Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Kitsap County
Hazzard
Port Orchard
Insurance probes after Pendleton academy fire loss
Pendleton academy property once sold for 39000 now shows insurance on the burned building totaling 8000 with Pacific Mutual. The Presbyterian board of trustees and Mendora claim assignments and questions on policy validity while agents report lack of notification. Adjustment set amid board trustee H M Crooks involvement and a 3500 mortgage stakes.
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Pendleton Academy
Wade
Lincoln
Beulah Meador
Walla Walla
Clitixens
Charles Heard
Heard & Folsom
Pacific Home
Hartman Abstract Co
Thomas Hall
Hill
Mendora
H. M. Crooks
Albany College
Presbyterian Board of Trustees
Crooks
Land Denied for Gibbon Fish Hatchery by Umatilla Indians
The Interior Department denied the State Fish and Game Commission land for a Gibbon fish hatchery due to unanimous Indian opposition on the Umatilla reservation. Major Swartelander notified hatchery supporters Cranston and Ladow. Local sportsmen regret the decision, attributing opposition to Barnhart, a former job seeker who spread a false impression about the project.
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Umatilla
Gibbon
State Fish and Game Commission
Interior Department
Swartelander
Messrs. Cranston and Ladow
Barnhart
Enunciator Trial at Round-Up Park
A demonstration of an electric enunciator at Round-Up Park shows the device ready for frontier show information delivery via horns on grand stand posts and bleacher fronts. J Scott of Portland Enunciator Co and local electrician John Vaughan led the test, with a meeting planned to discuss purchase or lease terms.
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Association
J. Scott
Portland Enunciator Company
John Vaughan
Girls Reno trip story told at trial in Camarinetti case
Miss Warrington testified amid harsh cross examination that Diggs introduced her as his wife in Reno and pressured the women to stay silent to avoid discovery. She said Diggs and Caminetti urged them not to return to Sacramento and described arranging hotel stays and a fake bedroom arrangement while officers investigated. The testimony touched on witnesses, hotel rooms, and police warrants as the case unfolded.
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San Francisco
Reno
Diggs
Warrington
Coghlan
Sacramento County
California
Caminetti
Norris
John
Chambers
Sacramento Bee
Riverview
Sacramento
Miss Warrington
Lind Eyes Conference on Mexican Affairs Amid Awaited Settlement
Washington reports Lind is hopeful for a settlement with Mexico and seeks a White House conference with President Wilson on Mexican affairs. State Department advisories say quiet is possible. arms embargo could lift without mass violence risk if Lind fails. Wilson and Bryan trust Lind can persuade Huerta while preserving his face.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wilson
Senate Committee
State Department
Lind
Mexico City
Bryan
Huerta
Educator predicts Oregon referendum victory for university
Dr. John Straub dean of the college of literature science and arts at the University of Oregon is touring Oregon to rally support for the fall special election on the appropriation bill. He contends women will strongly back higher education and expects a large university majority while opposing consolidating the university and the agricultural college. He notes many youths are leaving Oregon to study elsewhere and urges loyalty to state schools. He plans meetings with high school graduates in Pendleton and on Jackson Street.
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Oregon
John Straub
College of Literature, Science and Arts
University of Oregon
Pendleton
Straub
Agricultural College
Portlar
Eugene
Corvallis
Dr. Straub
Alan
Socialife
James Johns
Jackson Street
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Shoe
Samuel Thomas
Glynn
Thla Ja
Thomas
Tammany
Womanhood
Salt Lake
Underwood
Mrs. Hazzard
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