Sulzer Faces Bitter Flaying by Parker in Impeachment Trial
Albany dispatch reports Alton B. Parker delivering severe verbal flaying at the impeachment court. Parker declares Governor Sulzer stands guilty of offenses charged, while Brackett blames Stilwell’s crimes on Sulzer. Judge Herrick notes suitability not on trial and urges a clear vote to acquit or convict.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Albany
Sulzer
Board of Managers
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Edgar T. Brackett
Stilwell
Sing Sing
Herrick
Federal forces move north to recapture Torreon
The dispatch from Mexico City on October 10 reports Federal troops heading north to retake Torreon. Foreigners in the capital fear for safety as few troops remain and new mounted police take over. Reports disputing a Torreon massacre surface, while refugees stream toward Monterey. A 300 American and foreign party left Torreon by train fifteen days ago and is due in Monterey. Constitutionalist forces press the Federals with a 48 hour surrender demand around Torreon.
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City OF
Mexico
Torreon
Saltillo
Monterey
Huerta
Senate
Trial of Wimberly murder case begins
The Wimberly murder trial opened Friday with jury selection completed Thursday night and testimony starting Friday. Investigators seek to uncover the means of death of Wimberly’s son as the case proceeds in court.
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Wimberly
Failure of Aubert to Reach Torreon Amid Desertions
A transcription notes that the Aubert expedition failed to reach Torreon as many Federals deserted. Of the 4,000 troops assigned to Torreon, only about 1,800 were accounted for, and the greater part of the relief army was redirected.
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Aubert
Torreon
Wimberly Death Case Opens With Mysterious Wound
Jurors and veniremen were drawn for the trial of Mrs Ten nie Wimberly charged with causing Lon Wimberly’s death on October 16 1941 in Denton Texas. The case centers on the unexplained head wound and missing bullet with several weapon theories explored by investigators.
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Lon W. Wimberly
Tennie Wimberly
Wimberly
Veniremen
Venireman
48 Artillery Pieces Lost Near Torreon Revealed
The report says General Tracy Aubert's attempt to relieve Torreon failed as many of his 2,000 Federals deserted before half the journey. He was within 25 miles of Torreon when the city evacuated. Of 4,000 Federals in Torreon, only 41,800 were accounted for and 48 artillery pieces captured.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Tracy Aubert
Torreon
Aubert
Ptomaine Poisoning From Home Made Cheese Kills Three
Halettesville Oct 14 Mrs Theodore Henker her father Frank Schneider and her brother Joe Schneider died and two others are ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating homemade cheese.
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Hallettsville
Theodore Henker
Frank Schneider
Joe Schneider
Acting Governor Mayes Proclaims Temperance Sunday
Acting Governor W. H. Mayes declared November 2 as Temperance Sunday across the state by proclamation issued last night.
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Mayes
Austin
W. H. Mayes
Athletics hammer Giants youngster to tall and uncut
In early innings Marquard and Demaree were hit hard as McGraw's pride suffered a rough start.
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Athletics Hammer Giants
McGraw
Box
Marquard
Demaree
Giants Rally Beats Phillies 6 5 After Comeback
In Philadelphia October 10, the Giants overcome a 5 0 deficit to defeat the Phillies 6 to 5. Merkle homered in the seventh to spark New York’s late rally as Marquard leads a strong pitching effort.
James R. Mann Republican Minority Leader in House
James R. Mann is identified as the Republican Minority Leader in the House of Representatives, described in concise terms as a key party figure and leadership role within the chamber.
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House of Representatives
Wilson detonates 4000 mile dynamite blast at Panama canal
President Wilson pressed the button at 2 pm triggering an electric current that spoke across more than 4000 miles to explode dynamite blasting the Gamboa dyke in Panama. The act removed a major canal obstruction, clearing the route.
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Wilson
Gamboa Dyke
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Gamboa
Panama
Kansas City Mill Burns in Major Fire
Fire destroyed the Southwestern Milling Co. plant in Kansas City Kansas causing an estimated loss of 600 000 dollars. No injuries were reported. The blaze broke out today and led to extensive damage and site closure.
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Kansas City
Associated Press Dispatch
Southwestern Milling Co
Kansas
Giants shortstop fined for obscene language
Philadelphia report says Fletcher of the New York Giants was fined fifty dollars by the National Commission for using obscene language after being called out by Umpire Connolly yesterday.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Fletcher
New York Giants
National Commission Today
Connolly
McLean and Merkle feature in high scoring baseball clash
In a rough, data rich recap the game highlights two notable runners. Ran for McLean and Ran for Merkle featured in a late inning bid as Shafer, Collins and Scobane delivered key hits. The mix of bases on balls and errors shaped a tense Philadelphia versus New York matchup with multiple stolen bases and double plays noted.
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Tore
Scobane
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Tesream
Rigler
Connolly
Klem
Egan
Concerted Defense Against Currency Criticisms Planned
Administration forces marshal a coordinated defense against banker criticisms of the currency bill. The Boston bankers convention faced sharp rebuttals in the Senate and from the President, who disputed that their views reflect broad public sentiment. Critics allege opposition hinges on relinquishing currency control and reference talk of an organized conspiracy to hinder passage.
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Washington
Boston
American Bankers’ Association
Senate
Boston Bankers’ Convention
House Quorum Lacking Blocks Business
The House was nine members short of a quorum and adopted a resolution to retain the sergeant at arms order for arresting absentees. Each absentee was notified that a warrant is out and those found will be brought to the bar. Administration leaders expect a quorum possibly today.
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Washington
Atarms
General Manager Webb of Katy Threatened with Jail
Walnut Springs Oct 10. Hearings on the Katy ouster and penalty suit featured a clash between General Manager W. Webb and Assistant Attorney General Luther Nickels over Webb's refusal to answer questions about his salary. Contempt proceedings and commitment to jail were threatened before Webb altered his stance to claim he did not know the amount.
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Walnut Springs
Katy
W. \. Webb
Luther Nickels
Webb
Governor Colquitt Heads to Cuba After Panama Trip
New OrleansOctober 10 Governor Colquitt of Texas arrived from a Panama trip and will depart Saturday for a visit to Cuba.
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Colquitt
Cuba
New Orleans
Gov. Colquitt
Texas
Panama
Nebraska Storm Slams Custer County Three Die
A Nebraska storm swept Custer County killing three people as wires fell and surveys could not determine full damage. Officials reported power and communication outages delaying assessment of the toll and extent of the destruction last night.
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Custer County
Neb
Tornado near O'Neil causes three deaths and heavy damage
A dispatch reports a tornado near O'Neil Nebraska last night killing three people and causing extensive property damage around Broken Bow and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Norfolk
Neb
A_ special
O'Neil
Tornado Strikes Broken Arrow Custer County injuring three
A tornado sweeping Custer county caused injuries to three people in Broken Arrow Nebraska with extensive property loss. Wires were down making damage estimates uncertain as of today.
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Broken Arrow, Neb
Associated Press Dispatch
Broken Arrow
Neb
Custer County
San Angelo Public Schools Install Outward Swinging Doors
The city of San Angelo has reconfigured all public school doors to swing outward and added fire escapes on every building. The board of fire commissioners inspected the facilities and found them compliant with state law governing public buildings.
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San Angelo
Board of Fire Commissioners
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