Sulzer Denies All Charges in Piecewise Impeachment Ruling
A New York court debate ends with Judge Cullen ruling against deciding the impeachment charges piece by piece. The decision leaves open the final verdict plan as counsel for Sulzer and prosecutors present arguments on the merits and timing of future rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alligany
Sulzer
Thore
Sulser
Cullen
Uoon
McCabe
Eugene L. Richards
lAfter
Chttany
Wagner
Senate
Coroner’s Jury Rules Cross Killed Shaffer in Union Heights Fight
A coroner’s jury led by John Whalen found that D A Shaffer died from a knife wound in the abdomen inflicted by John Cross after a Sunday fight at the Cross home in Union Heights. Cross was arrested near Union Heights Hill and awaits a preliminary murder hearing. Ira Cross will be detained for hearing. Also noted are funeral services for Mary Gulan, four months old, and references to C G McKinney and Vincennes.
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John Whalen
P.M. Long
J. H. Sommerville
H. A. Swiger
W. ©. Burnside
John M. Knox
D. A. Shaffer
John Cross
Cross
Union ‘Heights
Shaffer
Kessler Hospital
Gession
Robert Nipoon
Chirlea McClung
John “Crose
Puneral Services
Mary Gulan
Daugher
W. Z. Guinn
Addmaton
Clark Defends Democratic Caucus Amid Republican Attacks
Washington Sept 24 Speaker Clark quit his gavel to defend the Democratic caucus against GOP attacks. He derided the cries as idle while noting currency and banking reforms and tariff changes. He rejected GOP charges by pointing to past speakers and urged decorum as Murdock criticized caucus conduct and committee room access.
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Sey An Eociny Co
Oman Ashington
D.C
Clank
Lari
Modern Road to Extend Half Mile in Harrison County
Harrison County will add a half mile of modern road via Warrenite construction from East Shinnston through Shinnston to Mudlick bridge, a 2600 foot stretch. The Atlantic Bridge Company of Richmond, Virginia, won the contract at $1.90 per square yard for roadwork and 38 cents per cubic yard for extra excavating. Construction to begin soon.
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Harrison County
Warrenite
Builrom
Shinnston Corporation
Shinnston
Mudlick Bridge
Atlantic Bithauthie Company
Richmond
Contai
Ten Firemen Burned In Wisconsin Coal Yard Fire
Ten firemen were burned in a Wisconsin blaze at the Gross Coal Company yards. Three were seriously burned when they fell from a truck and were dragged to safety by fellow workers as the fire destroyed $76,000 worth of coal company buildings and wagons. The accident occurred as the crew battled flames surrounding a gasoline-laden area.
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Iiny Arsociaves
Prea
Mitavauikire
Wis
Gross Coal Company
Famon
Mfety
After Big Game GT Dufour Heads to Grande Dale Quebec
Dufour and G Je Ditnenn left Tuesday night on No 4 for Grande Dale Quebec to visit his mother and relatives. In the vicinity he and Mr Puncon will engage in moows and earibots.
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GT. Dufour
G. Je Ditnenn
Tval No
Grande Dale
Quebec
Capadal
Puncon
Jay Reefer Elected Elks State Secretary
In Wheeling West Virginia Sept 24 the HikA Reunion Association of West Virginia elected officers for the coming term President O W Muratts of Wheeling First vice president Bert Noll of Sistersville Second vice president des Dawns of Martinsburg Third vice president L B Huey of Mannington Secretary Jay Reefer of Clarksburg Treasurer Harry L Biddle of Parkersburg Reefer succeeds as secretary after prior terms. The group plans its annual meeting in Parkersburg in June and residents from across the state attend events and parades during the reunion.
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Wheeling
Hika
Reunion Association of West Virginia
Eneuins
O. W Muratts
Theeling
Ibert Noll
Sistersville
Des Dawns
Martinsburg
L. B. Huey
Mannington
Jay Reefer
Clarksburg
Harry L. Biddle
Parkersburg
Mary Biddle
Ieer
Reefer
Ail Parte
West Virginia
Clarksburg Lodge
Country Club
Market Editorium
Thureday
Clarkeburg Biks
Reland Pak
Market Auditorium
Lecture by Dr Harriet B Jones on disease prevention
Dr Harriet B Jones of Wheeling will lecture at the courthouse at 8 PM on the interest and prevention of dead disease. Local Anti Tuberculosis League members have promoted attendance. Harrison county physicians are urged to attend tonight and in schools tomorrow. She will tour area delivering the same lecture to pupils and in schools.
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Harriet B. Jones
Wheeling
Court House
Jones
Harrison County
Murdered atdcIated meet near farm in roadside ditch
Angela Cantaloup and her young stepson were found dead in a roadside ditch near the farm early today. The bodies were terribly mutilated and authorities say robbery likely motive as they return from disposing of produce.
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Adciated
Mattawans NS
Angela Cantaloup
Fam
Waghe
Steptoe Rixey and Johnson Form New Law Partnership
Sew law firm announces the formation of a new partnership under the firm name Steptoe, Rixey and Johnson. Offices are on the seventh floor of the Union National Bank building.
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Philip P. Steptoe
John & Rixey
Tauls A-Johnson
of & Taw
Steptoe
Not Prudish Asks About Exhibition Steps In Morgantown
In Morgantown on September 24 the Associate Member Steward was asked if steps would be taken to prevent exhibition of a print in a local window. He responded I have never heard of it. Stayar PLC. enener Associavien provided comments.
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Associavien Enener
Morgantown
Stayar PLC
Stewart
Public sale of National Telephone Co holdings in Morgantown
Sept 24 Morgantown public sale of National Telephone Company assets in Monongalia county. Auction to repay debts, price listed as 50000 dollars. Names of bidders and local attorneys appear in incomplete OCR text.
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Morgantown
National Telephone Company
Monongalia County
Qw. G. Hamilton
President Wilson Congratulates New Jersey Democrats for Victory
Washington December 24 President Wilson telegraphed congratulations after a Democratic primary in New Jersey. Supporters of Wilson claimed control of the party with an emphatic victory. Secretary Tumulty called the result an unqualified and emphatic victory despite opposition within the state.
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Canada
Washington
Wilson
Goysrner-Fielder
New Zarpay
White Horse
Penn
New Jersey
O'Tumulty
Family quarrel ends in four deaths and injuries
A family quarrel near Grand Ghali, Nl, leaves three killed including Pamily Quarrhd and two others shot while their brother Bite is seriously injured. Four firemen were burned in a fire at an oil plant, causing extensive damage estimated at $87,008.
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Aird
San Oeophe
Tohn
Sii
Bite
Grand Ghali
Oruhans
Faehulig
Johne Mangilip
National Meet Government Begins Amid Pipeline Tariff Fights
A federal action challenges interstate pipeline rate tariffs under the commerce act. Well owners and farmers push for a convention to address regulation, with major pipelines named and political figures pressing for an early decision and a party convention.
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Washvnenes
D.C
Cai
Con Labligh
United Staten Jota W. I
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Duvis
Blahdart Ol’ Company
Louisiana
Ohio, Ol Company
Prairie Ol and Gas ‘Company
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Robert P. Benson and Company
Burglary Case Involving White Brothers Remanded
Dorsey White and Emmitt White faced charges of stealing valves and tools from a house. evidence places Emmitt at the scene but shows no burglary participation. Both boys were remanded to await the next criminal court term as Justice Gordon presided.
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Dorsey White
Sear Carli
Emmitt White
Dorey
Windiers
Ate Shattnot Wrothers’ Tool House
Arian Fly Justice
G. H. Gordon Ato Hearineld
Hie
Record flood damage in Ohio Indiana and valleys
Washington reports total flood damage around 150 million dollars with roads farms and utilities affected. The Ohio and Indiana areas sustained over seventy percent of losses, while the Lower Mississippi valley saw crest stages exceeding previous records, ranking behind the 1854 winter flood.
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Washington
D.C
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Indiana
Omi Valley
Miksjéetpot
Unclear OCR: Indianapolis Sept 24 Naval Update
Fragmentary report from Indianapolis mentions Joseph Elle Atlas Brokat and others linked to a maritime or police incident. Details are damaged with misread names and places, including references to San Francisco and a hotel. The piece is largely unreadable and lacks verifiable facts.
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Anacovitas Fas
Indianapolis
Atlas
Brokat
Ro Anderson
San Francieco
Bilée
Pilsture
Ues
Late Mayor Gaynor’s Will Divides Estate Among Heirs
Fragmentary OCR indicates a will of the late Mayor Gaynor distributing estate shares to widow and two of three unmarried daughters. The document mentions Royal Healing Powder Company stock and minor pecuniary bequests. Details are unclear due to damaged text and partial months.
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Willium
Gaynory
York
Teeren
Tits Stovkmn
Eerie
Royal Heling Powdie Company
Perentha
Daukhtert
Resolution to fund Lincoln memorial commission opened for bids
Washington reports a congressional resolution to authorize a memorial near the Potomac for Lincoln. The plan includes a new commission with Democrats and key leaders. Bids for the memorial and marble work are to be opened tomorrow. The move recalls close Lincoln associates and former President and Speaker roles.
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Washington
Ule Arid
Greas
Leo Meeyraea
Joe Cannon
Mor Cullen
Lincoln
Potomme
Odey
Lawgeich
Vine Preeldent
Cinrt
Tariff conference impacts on foreign counting policy debated
Fragmentary text indicates a tariff conference discussing policies toward foreign counting and the conduct of a convened day. Readable bits show a focus on tariff and international counting questions within a political or legislative framework.
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Jon Cross
C. .G. McKinney
Vincennes
Ind
Turinoma
We City
Bour
Murdock
East Shinnston
Connie Mack
Young Pighee
Houge
Tlouck Shawkey
Bint
Philadelphia Athleti¢y
Pendasgel
Shawkey
Inuck
Ryan
Hrows
ELKS
State Supreme Court
Charleston
Sepi
Nino Mplolona
Supreme Court of Appeals
Ifhom
Wood
Teter
Bar
Your County
Davis
First National Bank of Keystone
Mellowell County
Grier
Arrington
Mason County
Bowman
Barbour County
Asife
Re- Union Association
Burdatts
President
DG. Jones
Andy
SEW Law Firm
Hamilton
Mina Roaln Ledhatty
Guirtet
Aelewew
Neottl Ambler
Virginia
Hanneh
Moser
Roy
Dolride
Chirwuee Rienigg
ta*Fi
Pamily
Aremon Hort
Pattylini
New, York
New
Tim
Charles
Progremiter
Chicago
Epring
Hulee
Hartland
Gaynor
Patt
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