Impeachment Movements Highlight Sulzer Case History
The article surveys the Sulzer impeachment crisis and argues public demand for removal if charges prove true. It notes findings accusing Sulzer of false reporting on campaign funds and misusing surplus while pressing NYSE legislation, with a general denial from the governor. It places the Sulzer case among rare impeachment instances, detailing past governors impeached and outcomes across several states.
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William Sulzer
Frawley
Sulzer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Loue
Tam Many Hall
Joint Legislative Committee
James J. Frawler
Salzer
Secretary of State
New York Stock Exchange
Salver
Senate
Taideling
Adelbert Ames
Mississippi
State
Ames
House
Forervnor
Alexander SK. Davis
Eorerncor
Impeachment and Trials Across States Highlight Turbulent Era
A survey of impeachment cases reveals governors impeached for bonds, misused funds, and abuse of power. Notable episodes include Kansas, Florida, North Carolina, Arkansas, Nebraska, Louisiana, Mississippi, and other states facing charges from falsehoods to bribery, with outcomes ranging from removal to acquittal and resignation.
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Aimvid Butter
Nebraska
William H. Heiden
North Carolina
Senate
Ku Klux Klan
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tunisiana
Kroansas
Seth Sotheil
Albenurle
Barbaios
Ihe
Florida House of Representatives
Harrison Reed
Reed
William Lt. Gleason
Gleason
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
William W. Holden
Snklux Klan
Alamance
Caswell
Holden
George W. Kirk
Ile State
Powell Clayton
David Butler
Ile
Clayton
Minute Movies of the News Right Off the Reel
A collage of odd items notes a brand pen dance from Massachusetts and a claim that the United States leads in certain eating trends. Stories mention a Balkan ad for 3000 artificial legs, a Wisconsin lumberman aged eighty and his bride of the same age after fifty years, a Jefferson City prisoner seeking pardon, and a New York man turning 100 after doctors predicted early death.
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Wisconsin
New Japanese Snake Pets Spark Fashionable Hobby
Tokyo dispatch says snakes become popular as pets among fashionable Japanese women. Wiijirss Nakamura leads the craze with an extensive collection and varied claims about snakes as tonics and remedies. Snake hunting districts near Tokre and Nike supply the reptiles for this trend.
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Tokyo
Wiijirss Nakamura
Nea Tokre
Nike
Hresnen
Nakamura
Nikki
Widow of slain Mexican president may testify before Senate
Mrs. Madero widow of the slain Mexican president may appear before the Senate foreign relations committee in Washington. Friends say she has first hand information on the betrayal of her husband and the former American ambassador in events leading to Madero’s resignation.
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Madero
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
United States
Aureliano Urrutia
Tuesta
Huerta
Mexico
Itms
Indians Grow in Population Mixed Blood Key Factor
Census bureau figures show the United States and Alaska together host about 20.7 million Indians and 23 thousand in Alaska. Mixed bloods exceed pure bloods in many states, with Oklahoma leading in population and mixed-blood share. Utah New Mexico Arizona Colorado exceed 85 percent mixed blends. Fox and Choctaw tribes in the west preserve a large number of pure breeds while 280 Indian tribes speak 56 languages.
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Census Bureau
United States
Alaska
Oklahoma
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Mississippi
Parcel post mystery yields payments to Kansas merchant
A Kansas merchant used parcel post COD to chase nagging small debts. He filled boxes with waste paper and a bill on top, charging 5 cents per box plus 10 cents COD fee. Debtors paid the amount hoping the box held something valuable, then opened to find only waste paper.
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Kansas
Rattlesnake Found Half Baked In Oven
Mrs Gur Keine of Valencia Kansas left a portable oven on a gasoline stove with the door closed. A sizzling racket followed and she found a three foot rattlesnake half baked inside the oven after opening the door.
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Gur Keine
Valencia
Kan
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