Governor Sulzer Impeached Assembled Impeachment Vote
News from Albany reports Governor William Sulzer has been impeached by a Democratic majority in the New York Assembly after an all night session. The vote on articles of impeachment was 79 to 34, and a Senate briefing was scheduled as measures to remove him proceed. Sulzer’s wife reportedly sacrificed her reputation in an effort to save him as the process moved forward.
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Albany
N.Y
William Suzer
Wis
Assembly of the
New York
Prawley Investigation Committee
Levy
Senate
Assembly
Aiyan
Wiliam Sulzer P
Martin H. Glynn
New York City
Sulzer
West Virginia Workmen's Compensation Law Sealed
Attorney General issues statement on the state’s new workers compensation act to be effective October. Employers must contribute premiums based on payroll percentages fixed by the Public Service Commission. Employers may deduct ten percent of the premium from the pay of ten employees. Enforcement machinery is being prepared but cannot operate until the assessment is fixed and funds remitted to the treasury.
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Reese
Charleston
Aus
Hatfield
Lilly ‘Ealifig
Treasury
West Virginia
Public Service Commission
Small blaze at beauty parlor in Union National Bank building
A small fire broke out Wednesday afternoon in Mia T. A. Lenton's beauty parlor on an awning below a burning cigar from the fourth floor. Curtains and towels burned but the incident was extinguished without alerting the fire department.
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Mia_T. A. Lenton
Union National Bank
Central West Virginia Fair Featuring Zingstella and Free Air Show
The Central West Virginia Fair runs September 1 2 and 4 7 at the new grounds. Curtisa Exhibition Company offers free airplane rides aboard the aeroplane tetra. Zingstella the jal artist will perform. Attractions include bicycle and automobile races horse speed contests side shows midway band concerts acrobats stock exhibitions and other displays.
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Virginia
Tetta
Curtisa Exhibition Company
Zingstella
7Actor
Special Judge Engaged for Central West Virginia Pair
George M. Ernest a noted live sock expert of Greensburg Pa has been engaged as special judge of livestock at the Central West Virginia Pair to be held September 1 3 3 and 4 at Clarksburg.
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George M. Ernest
Greensburg
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Prominent Cities At Convention Name Nominees In Session
In Nashville Tennessee August nominations drew Calgary and Providence as leading candidates. A Typosgraphical Gala discussed race discrimination in employment, with a committee report unfavorably viewed by foremen. The nominations are set to occur tomorrow.
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Vey peaegraTen
Mne
Revolver Violation Leads to Fine and Jail Sentences
Tony Colkisdans was fined $50 and sentenced to six months in jail on a revolver violation. He was arrested near the Clarkslurs station by railroad officer E B Kinney. Justice T G Nu warner presided Wednesday proceedings.
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Johnsten
Tony Colkisdans
Conte Agfa
Jai Wedneniay
T. G. Nuwarner
Tony
Clarkslurs
E. B. Kinney
Morgantown dam inspectors begin testimony on safety
West Virginia Public Service Commission members and chief engineer traveled from Morgantown to inspect Beager Hotel and Bigg Sandy dams after storms halted rail service. They planned to begin testimony on dam safety Friday at a special federal court term with attorneys present. Zurich report notes German Socialist leader August Bebel died at 73 after a long career in the Social Democratic movement. He served in the imperial parliament from 1872, faced treason and lèse-majesté sentences, and helped keep the party united with over 100 deputies.
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Morgantown
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Cheat River
Zurich
Switzerland
Ferdinand Bebel
August Bebel
Germany
Fireman Killed in Hunters Point Box Factory Blaze
A fire at Standard Oil Company box factory near Long Island City Hunters Point killed one fireman. The blaze caused over 150000 dollars in damage to the factory and surrounding property.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Hunters Point
Long Tolland City
Making Rain in Texas: Massive Dynamite Blast Fails to Rain
A 4500 pound dynamite blast in Texas aimed at breaking a drought produced no precipitation. The attempt sparked clouds but did not yield rain. Local officials described the incident as an extreme weather modification stunt with no immediate measurable effect.
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Tex, Anz
Churches of Christ Convention Schedules Big Assembly
The Churches of Christ announce a convention with sessions starting 3:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. featuring sermons, addresses on rural life and community leadership, round tables, and Bible school demonstrations. Notable speakers include Sears Mansell, J. D. Sanderson, Charles N. Jarrett, W. M. Long, O. T. G. White, and Bruce Morgan.
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Worabio
Sears Mansell
Gicenaes
County Church
J. D. Sanderson
Agriculture
Virginia —University
Charles N. Jarrett
W. M. Long
O. TG. White
Chutch
W. H. Hampton
Wiliam H. Kendrick
Bruce Morgan
Robert Houston
Charles
Iw. Fuller
F. J. Tracer
Bible School
Funeral for 25 year old Taner after mining death
Peer over the body 7 Rovert Limer killed in mining at Helmire. The funeral was held at Cliftard Debirne chapel with Rex W. Long pastor of Central Christian church presiding at 2 o'clock Wednesday. Burial in Masonic Cemetery. Survived by widow, parents, seven siblings and rural kin. Taner Turner, 25, had lived at Glenn Falk and recently married Mie Ashcratt of Glen Falk before departing work.
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Rovert Limer
Ual
Hye Widuwe
Helmire
Glenn Falk
Welyea
Sto Mie Ashcratt
Glen Falk
Belair
Taner
Appointments Made Amid Political Signals in Charleston
The report notes new appointments including chief of the department of mines to replace John Lalig and a secretary to the governor, with Bernhelm resuming the secretaryship of the Public Service Commission. It mentions terms expiring for F B Stephenson and C D Eliott, and references renewed positions and political speculation tied to influential state figures and private interests.
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Charleston
Department of Mines
John Lalig
Robert
Bernhelm
Publc Service Commission
F. B. Stephenson
State Ward of Control
C. D. Eliott
God
American Federation of Catholic Societies selects site for next convention
In a unanimous vote the group chose Baltimore as the city for welding the next convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Officers elected include President Charles I. Denechaud of New Orleans and Secretary Anthony Matre of La Scouts. Treasurer F. W. Hecksi Ramp of a local county was also named.
Heavy Storm Paralyzes Rail Lines Across Elkins Area
A severe storm disrupts railroad, telegraph and telephone communications over a large region south of Elkins. Crops roads and property suffer extensive damage with early losses estimated at not less than 100000 dollars. In Elkins rainfall reached about 1.62 inches in thirty five minutes.
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Alkins
Elkins
Three Men Die in Train Wreck Involving Express Service
Washington August reports coldly recounts a fatal rail disaster near Cumberland where a caboose and passenger cars derailed. Three men died including a brakeman and a conductor. the wreck disrupted service as workers towed the derailed locomotive back to safety.
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Er Yaugh
Cumberland
Uniform Knights to Dral with Shinns ton Company Tonight
In Shinnston tonight the Uniform Knights will tour in drill and pageant with Captain W. E. Starbery leading the Walforts Rank of Pythian. The Clairksburg company 48 headlines a parade showcasing a complex drill before leaving observers at the town encampment. The night features a surprise display as the Knights wear their uniform and board a joint-Lean trolley car at 7:10 PM for departures after a grand encampment parade.
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W. EL Starbery
Wal- Forts
Pythian
Hin
Shinnston
Dukage
Shinanston
Clairksburg Company
Iforma
Dining room reopened under new hotel management
The Annex hotel dining room and lunch counter have been reopened after a period of closure. New management consisting of D. R. Laughlin, Mrs. Charles Wery, and J. Berry brings in updated equipment and expert help. Previously the hotel ran the dining space as a rooming house, with the dining room leased separately.
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Annex
D. R. Laughlin
Charles ‘Wery
J. Berry
Report to Attack Certain Interest In Mexico
Washington Aug. 13 The special Senate committee investigating border conditions outlines a report focusing on American interests allegedly aiding Mexican revolutions. Senator Smith of Michigan says the document covers activities of American representatives of revolutionists and the aid they received from Americans at the border supporting Madero and subsequent uprisings.
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Bowen
Washington
Genato Ars
Howe
Senate
Gronda'é
Wasilengton
D.C
Mexico
Smith
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Madero
Vacation trip to Cleveland and Columbus with relatives
Mer Dreshich his wife Mrs E G Dreshich and niece Miss Martha Preston left Wednesday afternoon for Cleveland and Columbus to visit friends and relatives. They will travel in Mr Dreshichs Michigan touring car or by the Pittsburg route and stay several weeks.
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Mer
E.G. Dreshich
Martha Preston
Cleveland
Columbus
Laughlins Arrested. Bond Set for Wednesday Release
Mr and Mrs George Laughlin of ie were arrested Wednesday. C Smith an equal officer brought before a Justice and released on bond until Friday. Paul Ginnon and R EB Gill have gone to New York and Atlantic City.
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George Laughlin
C. Smith
Paul Ginnon
R. EB. Gill
New York
Atlantic Cty
Strike Called Off At NewRiver Colliery
Arbitration paused after miners at NewRiver Colliery Company Bekles Raleigh County demanded ton payment rather than by the car. Operators contend the car basis remains in effect until April 1 1915. The arbitration board convenes today to settle the dispute.
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Pees Ocuarveston
NewRiver
Bekles
Raleigh County
Gore cafe announces regular evening concert series
Arrangements by J B Johnson proprietor Gore cafe for nightly concerts by an orchestra of Torat musicians. Concerts begin at six o clock each evening, the usual dinner hour. Public cordially invited to attend.
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J. 2. Johnson
Gore Cafe
Torat Musicans
Dinne
Man attacks man on Pond Street. victim dies in Charleston
In Charleston on Pond Street today, Silas Trop confronted Paris Williams entering homes as he drove, then attacked him with an armed instrument. Williams died on scene and authorities released Trop after questioning.
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Paris
Williaims
Pond
Silas Trop
Enous
J Ees Williams
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