Sulzer Fights Impeachment Defense Plans Unconstitutional Claim
Albany Aug 14 William Sulzer impeached by the New York Assembly asserts his innocence and fights the charge as unconstitutional He plans to press legal grounds to prevent Glynn from replacing him He reviews strategy with counsel including Herrick Arnold Knox Hinman and Vann at his home and in the Capitol guarded by two revolver-wielding guards aiming to hold the executive chair against seizure
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Albany
N. Y
William |Ulzer
New York Assembly
Senate
New York
Martin B. Glynn
Glynn
Sulzer
Linn J. Arnold
Hach
Glynn rises from humble roots to New York governor
A profile of Martin H. Glynn tracing his rise from Kin derhook through Fordham College to state comptroller and lieutenant governor, culminating in his appointment as governor. The piece notes his humble start, rapid ascent, and family background amid a broader Albany dispatch. Also reports Mrs Sulzer's serious nervous breakdown, increasing concern for the governor and his family.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Martin H. Glynn
Kinderhook
Columbia County
Fordham College
Washington
St.ouis
Sulzer
N.Y
Army of Unemployed Seeks Relief in Berlin
Berlin reports an unprecedented unemployed army due to prolonged depression. Mass meetings demand an unemployment insurance law and relief from state and municipal authorities. About 60,000 jobless in Berlin, many facing five months without work, with numbers rising toward winter.
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Berlin
Germany
Depositors to Be Paid as West Side Dime Bank Fails
Columbus August 14 Dissolution of the West Side Dime Savings bank has been decided by Superintendent Emory Lattanner. Depositors will receive all owed funds upon presenting passbooks. The bank endured a long run of bad luck including the 1912 Waion National Bank failure, embezzlement charges against L P Murphy, and the suicide of President William Little in October last year amid financial strain from the bank’s troubles. The March food was a further severe blow.
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Columbus
West Side
Emory Lattanner
Ature Department of Banks and Banking
Waion
Universal Peace Advocates Gather in The Hague for Peace Palace Opening
Peace advocates from around the world convene in The Hague for the twentieth universal peace congress set for August 18 to 23 at the new Peace Palace. The event, under royal patronage, recalls precedents from Lucerne Milan London and Stockholm and marks The Hague as a center of internationalist hopes.
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Universal Peace
Hague
Europe
America
Lucerne
Milan
London
Stockholm
Peace Palace
Holland
Internationalaw
Stead
Carnegie
Prince Henry of the
Netherlands
Duke of Mecklenburg
Universal suffrage sought in amendment convention
Washington August 14 Representatives of four million women voters forming the National Council of Women Voters opened a three day convention to plan the submission of a resolution to Congress in December for a constitutional amendment granting universal woman suffrage. Miss Alice Paul chairing the congressional committee urged a federal, not state, effort and said the time for a concerted national action was ripe.
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Washington
National Council of Women Voters
Hegan
Congress
Begin
Alice Paul
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Seven Lives Lost In St Louis Bay Boat Disaster
In Duluth Minnesota on August 14 seven of 28 people aboard a launch party drowned near a wharf in St Louis Bay. A canoe top seat gave way as a tugboat produced a swell, throwing passengers into the water and causing the supports to fail.
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Duluth
Minn
St. Louis Bay
Sinclair
Fire damages at Upper Sandusky. losses tallied
Tire destroyed the Bowers lvery stable and W. A. Gibson's warehouse and damaged the American Laundry. The loss was $25,000. A planning commission approved a new market house project and two buildings coming in at about $200,000, with costs for a new alto.
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Upper Sandusky, O
Bowers Lvery
W. A. Gibson
Zanonville
Dulid
Hal
Ganewville
O. Ang Id
Initiative petition on smaller general assembly not withdrawn
Columbus August 14 from the federal interests comes word that the initiative petition for a smaller general assembly will not be withdrawn. Gov Cox has given his approval after the state spent about 114000 on the measure, the federal interests say they will let the question go to the people.
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Columbus, O
Mberal
General Assembly
Ogo
Guveycor Cox
Gett Ne
Victim of Foul Play In Ohio Drowning
Columbus, August 14. After fainting on an interurban car to Buckeye Lake park Mrs Caryl Gillard 2% thiefly fell into the lake near the water and drowned. Two diamond rings were missing from her hand and foul play reports are being investigated.
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Columbus
Buckeye Lake Park
Mise Caryl Gillard
Mysterya
Ordered to Move Ordered to Move
Akron Ohio August 14 reports notices posted by a Citizens’ Vigilance Teague members threaten North Side Negroes with eviction and destruction of homes unless they sell property and leave. Police guard against potential outbreak as residents fear violence.
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Akron
North Side
Citigens
Teague
Boy Dies In Explosion Startling Fire At New Holland
Washington D H reports 10 year old Prince Sigman of New Holland burned to death when a fire started during a contest and exploded. Samuel Sigman is named as the guardian.
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Washington D. H
Angle
Sigman
Druster
Samuel Sigman
New Holland
Wo'dh
Wilson backs agricultural credits but warns on bank bill
President Wilson favored a system of agricultural credits and urged Democrats not to attach it to the pending banking measure. Supporters of “agricultural currency” claim progress as Rep Henry of Texas pushes the idea, while many expect a plan next winter. The caucus centered on warehouse certificates and rediscounts for corn wheat and cotton.
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Washington
Wilson
Henry
Texas
Livestock and Grain Markets Across Cities
Chicago and Cincinnati livestock and grain data show cattle and hog prices, mixed cattle categories, and No 2 wheat and corn quotes. Buffalo and Cleveland reports list calf values, sheep and lamb figures, and steady market tones amid regional price spreads.
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Chicago
Rue
Texas
Yenilloga
Howe
Cincinnati
Holfers
Rodinta
Heap
Cleveland
Apringsre
Valyen
Stoang
Heavien
Medicine
Rowshs
Recolpte
Wilson May Be Dropped as Ambassador to Mexico
Washington Aug 14 The United States weighs the fate of Ambassador Wilson amid reports of a British and Spanish role in a speech he gave in Mexico City. Wilson denounces excerpts tying Britain to Huerta recognition and urges clarification from London. President Wilson considers immediate dismissal amid Mexico peace policy debates.
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Mexico
Powera
Washington
United States
Wilson
St Henry Lane Wilton
Britta Forelam
Huerta
Briano
Ambarcador Wilson
John Lind
Frederico Gamboa
Mexico City
Herta
Fol Cerman
France
Germany
Great Britain
Sia
Britten
man killed by enraged bull at infirmary farm in Ohio
Hamilton Ohio August 14 Gott Web Buehler was driving cattle from a pasture when an infuriated bull caught him on the horns and tossed him backward. He struck the ground and was instantly killed his neck broken. Buehler had lived at the infirmary for 30 years.
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Hamilton
Gott Web Buehler
Buehler
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