Sulzer Makes Last Stand Before Court
Governor Sulzer fights impeachment in Albany as the court prepares for his trial after a 61 to 1 vote establishing jurisdiction. Attorney Herrick argues charges insufficient while Judge Parker pushes to finish prosecutions this week amid reports of financial backing from New York funders.
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Herrick
Albany
Sulzer
Assembly
Suizer
Scauion
America
England
Alton B. Parker
Ble
New York Flandiers
Millionaire Montgomery Ward Injured in Bathroom Accident
Chicago figures report Montgomery Ward, noted millionaire merchant, slipped on a tied floor at his Highland Park estate and fractured his hip. Doctors classify his condition as serious due to age. Ward previously suffered a similar injury three years ago on the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Kilyw Highland Park
Ward
Pacific Coast
Train Dynamited Killing Fifty Near Saltillo Mexico
Fifty persons were killed when rebels dynamited a passenger train on the Mexican National railway about 60 miles south of Saltillo. Officials say forty federal soldiers and ten second class passengers died. the number of wounded was not released. The train was looted and survivors robbed according to reports from Nuevo Laredo.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexican National Railway
Saltillo
Mexico
Nevo Laredo
Clas
Meat famine warned by beef barons in Chicago
In Chicago on September 23, speakers at the eighth annual convention of the American Meat Packers' Association urged small farmers to halt the decade long drop in meat production to avert a future meat famine.
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Chicago
American Meat Packers’ Association
United States
Poultry Show Opens in the South at Knoxville
In Knox County Tennessee a major poultry show opens today and will run through September 27. Judging will be by comparison under American Poultry Association rules. Several foreign entries arrive as cups dish specials and regular prizes are offered to winners.
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Knoxville
Tenn
South
American Poultry Association
Reinforcements and Raid Tales From Albanian-Serbian Front
Belgrade reporting 200 Albanians killed as mountaineers attacked Serbs near Bibra to Demako. Servian reinforcements head toward the frontier amid claims of Albanian massacres of 170 peaceful farmers who crossed the border. Albanian version also says villages were burned and several notable families slain.
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Pelgrade
Servis
War Office
Bibra
Demako
Sretic
Vienna
Belgrade
Militia Held in Benton Riot After Polish American Clash
Benton is quiet as state militiamen patrol streets after last night’s riot in which 25 people were severely beaten following a double murder near a Polish dance. American miners attacked foreigners in the public square, two men Elwell Hitchens and Quincy Drummond were killed. Authorities fear further trouble and a lynching if Hurzin is captured while several miners await investigation.
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Benton
Tih
Elwell Hitchens
Quincy Drummond
Hurzin
Hurtana
Chicago Ends Cold Wave as Weather Gales Prompt Alarm
Chicago reports the end of a cold wave as predictions of warmer weather were fulfilled. Last night's gales on Lakes Michigan and Superior unsettled vessels, raising safety concerns for ships and crews on the Great Lakes.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Snow in Hills on Upper Mill Creek Falls Early
Walla Walla reports the first early fall snowfall in over two decades across the upper Millcreek mountains. Eugene Thomas, director of the association, noted snow covered his cattle camp and reached toward foothills earlier than usual, marking an unusually early season onset.
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Mill Creek
Walla Walla
Millcreek
Eugene Thomas
The
Association
Extradition Arguments Begin for Harry Thaw
Governor Felker hears New Hampshire extradition case against Harry Thaw with Thaw optimistic. New York’s Jerome presents case while Judge Chase and former Governor Stone of Pennsylvania argue for Thaw. Court will decide if crime was committed before extradition. Crowds surround the statehouse as Thaw and his mother attend the hearing.
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Harry Thaw
New York State
Concord
Felker
New Hampshire
Thaw
Jerome
State of New York
Chase
Stone
Pennsylvania
New York
Voters besiege clerk to register as election law debated
County Clerk Frank Saling reports heavy demand for voter registration for the city election and says extra help is needed. He questions a possible typographical error in the law affecting when the city recorder may receive the voter register and outlines time windows for registering before general and special elections.
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Frank Saling
Drifter Airman Flies to Yaquina Bay. Forced Landing
Florence and Waldport report Avitor Steele's hydroplane Mght to Yaquina Bay with engine trouble forcing a landing. He arrives in Waldport at 11 am and plans to resume the journey tomorrow. Also note government plans to standardize electric vehicle specs for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Florence
Ore
4D Steele
Yaquina Bay
Waldport
Steele
Council asks N P to improve tracks on Webb street
Mayor Matlock and the city council urged Northern Pacific officials to pave Webb street track within the paved district and plank the non paved sections. A company engineer will be sent to consult with city authorities. officials favored brick paving as an experiment while debates over full length improvement and tie replacement continued.
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Northern Pacific
Webb Street
Matlock
Ctty Council
John T. Reed
EB. C. Blanchard
Western Lines
J. L. Decree
Pasco-Pendleton
C& P
Warren Company
Reed
Main Street
Dyer
Fire Drives Mary Families From Canyon Cottage Fire
Fire near Fremont in Sequoia grove threatens powder works and magazines as forest flames sweep toward Napa. North winds fanning the blaze drive scores from homes, with Canyon Cottage resort destroyed and Napa Soda Springs in peril. no fatalities reported, but narrow escapes widespread.
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Canyon Collage
Napa Sada
Brisil
North Wind
Santa Cruz
Cal
Fremont
Sequoia Grove
Napa
Canyon Cottage Resort
Nana Soda Springs
Bankers Debate Endorsing Glass Owens Plan At Indiana Meet
Indianapolis bankers convened to decide on endorsing the administration currency program as outlined in the Glass Owens bill. George M. Reynolds, noted Chicago financier, was expected to push for approval with specific amendments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Bankers’ Association
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Mining Man Shot Dead at Highland Mine
Maurice Debein a prominent mining man in the region was shot dead at the Highland mine twelve miles from Baker Oregon by Austrian William Jurevic who fled to the mountains after the killing a sheriff posse is scouring the surrounding country for the fugitive
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Baker
Ore
Maurice Debein
Highland
William Jurevic
Lindy Case May Go to Jury on Thursday
Los Angeles court case against Bixby for contributing to the delinquency of Cleo Helen Barker nears a jury verdict. The state rested its case as witnesses including clergy and professionals testified in Bixby’s defense.
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Los Angeles
Bixby
Cleo Helen Barker
Militia-Tied Benton Turmoil Sparks Race Riot Report
General notices describe unrest linked to Benton Tl with a race riot flare up. Reports from Chicago warn of a coli wave, warmer weather forecast. Governor Sulzer faces court as a final stand looms.
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Benton
Chicago
Sulzer
Raymond
Waurus
Servia
Napa
Concon
New York
Charter Committee to Meet Thursday on Pendleton Charter
The charter committee appointed to draft Pendleton’s commission charter will meet at the city hall Thursday evening. Judge Lowell, chairman, calls for full attendance as the session is important. The August meeting left the manuscript to a lawery subcommittee, and the full group will act on the charter and may propose changes before a mass meeting for ratification and submission to voters.
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Pendleton
City Hall
Judge Lowell
Fire destroys Eckman Bros factory in Seattle loss $50000
Seattle witnesses a blaze that leveled the Eckman Bros & Co furniture factory and warehouse on the north shore of Lake Union, with a $50,000 insured loss. As flames peaked they struck the Stone Way bridge but were repelled after minor damage to a few planks.
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Seattle
Wash
Eckman Bros & Co
North Shore
Lake Union
Stoneway
Auto Truck Makes Run On False Alarm
Pendleton's new auto fire truck answered a false alarm at the Anton Wey home on West Webb Street. Driver Cliff Bellinger, not knowing it was a drill, sped from the police station to Webb Street and Cottonwood, reaching the target in two minutes and 20 seconds. Chief Pallee Kearney timed the run and praised the performance.
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Bellinger
Shingle Mill Destroyed By Fire In Raymond Washington
The Yilant of the Southwest Manufacturing company burned in Raymond on September 22 destroying eight million shingles and a million feet of siding. Estimated loss reaches 150000 dollars with about one hundred workers left unemployed. Fire department battled the blaze to prevent spread as the mill, with a daily capacity of 350000 shingles and 75000 feet of cedar siding, was destroyed.
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Raymond, Wash
Yilant of the Southwest Manufacturing Company
Clothing Merchant Killed in Indianapolis Hotel Room
In Indianapolis on September 23 Joseph Schabinsky, a clothing merchant, was found dead in a hotel room with a cord around his neck and a shattered eye. A youth named W. R. Anderson of Louisville lured him to the room. a watch and $20 were missing. A note signed Laury Anderson suggested a motive for the killing. The body lay near the door, implying a quick attempt to escape after a blow to the skull.
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Indianapolis
Joseph Schabinsky
Oneida
W. R. Anderson
Louisville
Laury Anderson
Hily
Fragmentary Topee Reflections Spark Reading Night
A concise fragment notes a thoughtful toper named Fes Fuller Thins a reflective moment about drinking and thought during a reading night, hinting at a literary gathering and social mood.
President Wilson Votes At Princeton Primary
President Wilson traveled to Princeton to vote in the primary at a Mercer fire barn precinct aided by Secretary Tumulty and Secretary of War Garrison. He spent 10 minutes in the booth while Secret Service managed crowds. Discussion aboard the route covered Philippine slavery reports.
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Mercer Fire Station
Secret Service
Washington
Wilson
Princeton
Tumulty
Garrison
Senator Hughes
Princeton Junction
Jersey City
Philippine Islands
Statue Unveiled To Late Gov Johnson In St Peter
In St Peter Minnesota a statue honoring the late Governor John A Johnson was unveiled in a ceremony with memorial addresses. The monument is a replica of the Capitol in St Paul, funded by Minnesota residents. Johnson was born in the town on July 25 1861.
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ST. Peter
Minn
John A Johnson
St. Paul
Mystery surrounds Astoria vessels Eldorado Americana
Portland, Sept. 23 The fate of 21 men aboard the American schooners Eldorado and Americana remains a mystery after their spring departures from Astoria for Antofagasta and Australia. Both ships carried lumber and Lloyd's has them listed as missing, dashing hopes of reaching port.
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Portland
Ore
Astoria
Eldorado
Americana
Antofagasta
Eldorads
Australia
Lloyd's
Voter Registration Rules for ANL Voters
Voters must register to vote and register more than 60 days before city elections to have a name on the register. Registration can occur up to 3 days before general elections and 15 days before special elections, but if under 60 days, a registration certificate must be shown at the polls. One registration suffices unless residence or politics change, requiring re registration. Both men and women must register with the county clerk by precinct, not wards, with detailed personal data required.
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