New Hitch Appears in Sulzer Impeachment Trial
Albany Oct 15 No decision reached in Sulzer impeachment trial as lawyers for the impeachment board ask the court to consider a new article of impeachment if Duncan W Peek testimony is deemed not relevant to the current charges. Debate over relevance to Art IV which accuses suppression of evidence continued in executive session.
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Record and Chronicle
Albany
Sulzer
Gov. Sulzer
Duncan W. Peek
Frawley
Mrs Mackay Replies in Million Dollar Suit
Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay addresses Mrs. Catherine K. Blake's suit over her husband. She accuses Blake of jealous temperament and lack of affection, noting Blake had threatened to kill and that the Blakes separated in 1904, years before Mackay met Dr. Blake.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph & Cable Co
Catherine K. Blake
Wild Car Crash Kills Four In Dallas Waco Route
An unmanned flat car loaded with ties rolled down a two mile grade and struck a Dallas Waco interurban car head on near a 20 foot trestle. Motorman Walter Seay and three Waxahachie passengers died. twenty three others injured.
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Dallas
Here
Walter ©. Seay
W. R. Hulbert
Seay
Dry forces win opening fights in Tennessee Legislature
In Nashville on October 15 advocates of Gov. Hooper strong prohibition measures won early battles. The House defeated a rules motion to continue last extra session limits and the Senate blocked a reading delay for the malfeasance removal bill. Both sides advanced enforcement bills, with administration proposals banning interstate liquor shipments and enabling officer removal for failures to enforce prohibition, while opponents pushed local option for larger cities.
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Nashville
Hooper
House
Senate
Ten Die in Liverpool Rail Collision
Ten passengers were killed and several others injured in a railway collision near Liverpool today. Police and emergency crews responded to the crash site as rescuers worked to reach survivors. Investigators began examining the cause of the accident and the railway company’s safety protocols.
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Associated:Press Dispatch
Liverpool
Here
Miss Miriam Pratt Sentenced for Arson in Cambridge
Cambridge, Oct 15 A school teacher and suffragette Miss Miriam Pratt was sentenced to eighteen months penal servitude for burning a house. The case drew attention as a protest linked to the suffrage movement.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Cambridge
Eng
Miriam Pratt
Sullivan S Santa Fe suit reaches jury after noon
The Sullivan versus Santa Fe civil suit concluded arguments at noon on Wednesday and the jury began deliberations in the afternoon. Orders were entered on the civil docket as the term winding up its business.
Court adjourns Saturday in varied Texas court actions
The damage suit of Lloyd Sullivan by next friend against the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad went to the jury after a two hour argument. The partition suit Albert Gray et al versus Mrs Belle Gray et al ended jury business for the term. Judge Spencer ruled on service in Norris vs Katy system, and judgments or continuances were noted in several civil cases including Swindell vs unknown heirs of Morris and Cromer et al versus Hollis.
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Lloyd Sullivan
G. W. Sullivan
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Albert Gray
Belle Gray
Spencer
P. A. Norris
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Amicus Curiae
W. €. Murphy
EF. A. Kelly
W. V.galbreath
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
Texas
Katy
Katy of Texas
B. A. Swindell Et al
L. FE. Morris
Cloud
Luther Hoffman
J. E. Gibbs
Cordelia Cromer
WL. Woodruff
Thomas N. Vaughn
J. B. Nesbit
Cora Kelly
Emanuel Kelly
J. D
Miners Trapped at Cardiff Coliery Found Alive
Rescuers at Universal Colliery in Cardiff report contact with twenty nine living miners in a gallery. Of the about four hundred reported missing, none of the remaining have been located.
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Cardiff
Associated Press Dispatch
Wales
Universal
Passengers in Volturno Trapped by First Explosion
New York dispatch reports that eighty to ninety Volturno passengers were trapped in compartment No 1 by the first blast on Thursday morning and perished or burned. Fire reportedly started by chemicals or oil. a second explosion and flames followed. Many lifeboats were quickly lowered but the rush to rails hampered launching. captain ordered not to risk boats.
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New York
Volturno
Grosser Kurfverst
Currency Debates in Senate on Bill From Both Sides
The Senate devoted time to debate the currency bill from both sides of the question. The Oct 15 session in Washington included full discussion on the bill and differing viewpoints.
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Senate
Washington
Texas dreadnought near completion for tests at Newport News
Washington reports the Texas dreadnought, under construction at Newport News, is 902 percent finished and will soon undergo its launching and sea tests.
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Texas
Washingston
Newport News
Mexican Minister Calls Diplomats in Capitol
A Mexican minister convened diplomats in the Capitol signaling a move of notable significance. The event comes amid tensions with LU and marked shifts in relations with Henry Lane Wilson.
Diplomatic Move After Huerta Dictatorship Crisis
Spanish Minister to Mexico convened the entire diplomatic corps in Mexico City to discuss Huerta's dictatorship decree. State Department reports the action signals deep significance due to ties with Ambassador Wilson. Wilson notes condemn Huerta and plans to maintain a strong U.S. naval presence in Mexican waters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Wilson
United States
Bacon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexican
Mexico defers reply to US note on deputies' imprisonment
In Mexico City on Oct 15 officials indicate no immediate response to the United States note disapproving the deputies' imprisonment. Local newspapers show moderate views on the incident and its repercussions.
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Mexico
Associated Press Dispatch
Mexico City
United States
Federal General Maas Arrested in San Antonio
Associated Press dispatch from San Antonio reports Federal General Maas was arrested by federal authorities on October 15.
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Maas
San Antonio
Associated Press Disputch
General Maas Departs Eagle Pass for Laredo on Special Train
Federal General Joaquin Maas with ten officers left Eagle Pass this morning on a special train to Laredo with the war department's permission to pass American soil. The train waited at the International bridge to avoid demonstrations and sped forty miles per hour past the Eagle Pass station with Pullman curtains drawn.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Eagle Pass
Joaquin Maas
Laredo
War Department
International Bridge
Germany Maintains Free Hand Policy Toward United States
Berlin October 15 The German government watches Mexican developments closely and adheres to a policy that gives the United States absolute freedom to act.
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Germany
United States
Associated Press Dispatch
Berlin
U S Questions Huerta Graft of Autocratic Power
The United States told Provisional President Huerta it abhors and is amazed by his seizure of both executive and legislative powers in Mexico and cannot regard the October 26 elections as constitutional. Two notes were sent, one by Secretary Bryan about Congress members’ safety, the other by President Wilson urging a diplomatic change of spirit.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Bryan
Wilson
Mexico City
Redondo Beach Local Option Vote Sees Women Lead Wet Result
In Redondo Beach on October 15 the local option race advanced with women contributing strongly to turnout. The wets defeated the drys by 829 to 634 as women helped push the ballot past the halfway mark.
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Redondo Beach
Associated Press
Cal
Vets
Texas Odd Fellows Adjourn. Denison to Host Next Meeting
Oct 15 report that the Grand Encampment of the Texas Odd Fellows adjourned after selecting Denison as the site for the next gathering. The decision follows the recent meeting in Waxahachie.
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Texas
ODD Fellows
Denison
Waxahachie
Texas Odd Fellows
Houston Population Near 130000 Per City Directory
Houston gains about 130000 residents as listed in the city directory for October 15. The figure reflects the latest population count used for municipal planning.
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Houston
Associated Press
Cleanliness and Comfort at the Laundry Headquarters
The advertisement promises exquisite comfort from perfectly clean shirts and garments laundered at their headquarters. Readers are urged to send in their items this week to enjoy the enhanced feeling of cleanliness.
Officers Seek Boy On Charge Of Theft
A fifteen year old Denton boy is wanted on theft charges after allegedly snatching $25 to $40 from a traveling peddler at a local hotel. Sheriff Orr was notified but cannot locate the boy, who is believed to be in or near town with the stolen funds. No complaint had been filed by Wednesday afternoon.
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Denton
Orr
Washington believes Huerta administration incapable
U S officials say with most Mexican Congress members jailed and a prominent critic hidden, the Congress dissolved, making it seem impossible for the Huerta group to establish or sustain a constitutional government. They doubt Huerta officials deserve prior diplomatic relations and expect rapid developments as the United States weighs the election's legality and a new policy response.
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Washington
Mexican Congress
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Mayes Defends Federal Neutrality Oversight in Texas
Acting Gov Will H Mayes rules neutrality enforcement rests with the federal government not Texas. He refuses to act on federal permit allowing Gen Maas and staff to travel from Eagle Pass to Laredo, contrasting Gov Colquitt who had hinted at war with Mexico.
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Austin
Will H. Mayes
Maas
Texas
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Colquitt
Mexico
Rebels Kill American Citizen Leaving Torreon
El Paso report says Joseph Ellis, an American, was killed by Mexicans last Tuesday as a party of Americans departed Torreon for the border. F B Ellis was wounded in the arm and three others in the party are missing.
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Torreon
EL Paso
F. B. Ellis
Joseph
Prince Arthur of Connaught Weds Princess Alexandra
London, Oct 45. Prince Arthur of Connaught wed Princess Alexandria Victoria with 300 guests in attendance. American Ambassador Walter H. Page attended without decorations or uniform, wearing plain evening clothes.
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Associated Press Dispatch
London
Walter H. Page
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Alexandria Victoria
Page
Rumors of Officials Leaving Mexico Spark Gossip
City of Mexico October 15 rumors swirled that the American Charge might be expelled and that John Lind at Vera Cruz had been asked to leave. Senor Moheno issued a verbal denial saying there was no truth to the reports as the Mexican government could still receive a Washington representative.
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City OF
Mexico
United States
Washington
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Senor Moheno
Grocer Seeks Loyal Customers with Low Prices
A local grocer invites new customers to try their store, promising top quality goods and consistently low prices. The message emphasizes customer appreciation and ongoing value for regulars and newcomers alike.
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ED F. Bates
J. H. Paine
A. C., Owsley
J. M. Inge
DRY Forces
Tennessee
the First Guaranty State Bank
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George Dounes
Army and Navy Union
American Press Association
Denton and
LU. 8
Henry Lane Wilson
Gen
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IL. Ss
Alundry
Jack Frost
Aed
Mayes
Alexandrine
O'Shaughnessy and Lind
T. C. Sample
Denton, Texas
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