First Governor Glynn Impeachment Bid Shocks New York
Martin H Glynn former lieutenant governor and editor of the Albany Times Union faces impeachment questions as the only governor to be impeached in New York history. The piece traces Glynn career from Fordham to Congress and state offices and his role in Is senator O Gorman’s election.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
George Clinton
Clinton
Senate
Court of Appeals
Martin H. Glynn
Albany Times-Union
McKinley
National
Louisiana Purchase Commission
Democratic Party
Independence League
Glynn
James A. O'Gorman
United States Senate
Sulzer
Kinderhook
N. Y
Fordham University
Hazzard loses appeal in starvation murder case
The Washington Supreme Court upheld the first degree murder conviction of Dr. Linda Burfield Hazzard known as the starvation doctor in the death of English heiress Claire Williamson. Williamson and her sister Dorothea sought treatment in 1911. Claire died after weeks of starvation.
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Olympia
Wash
State Supreme Court
Linda Burfield Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Hazzard
Port Orchard
Dorothea
United States
Mrs. Hazzard
Claire
Dorothea Williamson
Minneapolis
Samuel C. Hazzard
United States Army
Minnesota
Refutation of Conley's Story in Mary Phagan Case
Lemmie Quinn testified at Leo M. Frank murder trial that he was at the pencil factory during the time Conley claimed the crime occurred and spoke with Frank at 12 20 pm. Quinn said he did not see Mary Phagan or James Conley that day, undermining Conley's account.
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Atlanta
James Conley
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Frank
Lemmie Quinn
Quinn
Conley
Phagan
James Nley
W. Kendrick
Les Characteris
Love note and drug finding cloud murder mystery
Miss Sidonia Englesmann a wealthy New York woman about thirty was found unconscious in her uptown apartment. A note to Lester D Gardiner and a love poem pinned above the bed suggest a possible romance and motive. Doctors at Polyclinic Hospital say she has no chance for recovery.
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New York
Sidonia Englesmann
Lester
Liddy
Lester D. Gardiner
Miss Englesmann
Polyclinic Hospital
Clayton’s Commission Not Valid Says Senate Majority
The senate in Washington is near unanimous that Henry D. Clayton’s Alabama senate appointment is invalid due to a lack of express legislative authority. Clayton leaves Montgomery for Washington to argue before the senate committee, with expectations of an adverse ruling.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry D. Clayton
Johnston
Alabama
Senate
Clayton
O'Neal
Kern
Mrs Sulzer Says Governor Will Fight and She Will Help Him
New York Aug 13 A Frawley committee hearing mentions Mrs Sulzer only once. She is described as a resolute woman who supports Governor Sulzer, saying she will fight as he fights and will help him in campaign matters.
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Associated Press
New York
Sulzer
Frawley Committee
Richard M. Huber
Frank W. Strauss Company
Big Four
Bower, Griswold & Co
Frederick Colwell
Lind's Visit With Gamboa Not Social One
Dispatches from John Lind, Wilson's representative in Mexico, report a conversation with Frederico Gamboa, Mexican foreign relations minister. Officials declined comment though reports say Lind denied meddling and signaled U S opposition to recognition until a constitutional election is held.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Frederico Gamboa
Offi- Cials
Tind
Mr. Lind
Labor Trouble Settlement Efforts Reported in Mobile
The general strike situation remains unchanged as labor leaders in Mobile seek a settlement with employers. An apparent communication for a hearing was refused by at least one employer, while others express confidence in victory and no intent to yield. Richard Foster, a striker, was not arrested but taken to police headquarters for warning strikebreakers. he denies threatening a strikebreaker and says he only explained the situation.
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Richard Foster
J. W. Murphy
Crenshaw
Foster
Alabama Iron Works
Heat records fall as Midwest endures extreme heat
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports stifling conditions across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma Aug 13 with repeated heat records for a quarter century and scattered rain offering little relief. Topeka doctors note more nervous disorders amid few heat prostrations.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Jin Topeka
First Vessel From Chile Reaches Mobile Harbor
The Norwegian ship Walden Abbey captained by H J Henricksen docked in Mobile after a fifty seven day voyage from Punta Arenas Chile via the Straits of Magellan. The 1754 ton vessel, currently owned by Grefstad and Herofsen of Arendal Norway, is to be sold to Mobile ship owner J J Feore for about six thousand dollars.
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Mobiles
Walden Abbey
H. J. Henriksen
Punta Arenas
Chili
Straits of Magellan
J. J. Feore
Henricksen
den Abby
Atlantic
South America
Buenos Ayres
Mobile
Messrs. Grefstad and
Herofsen
Aréndal
Norway
Sollie to enter race for Clayton's congress seat
Judge Mike Sollie of Ozark, head of the Third Judicial circuit, announced from Montgomery that his candidacy will begin as soon as Mr. Clayton tenders his resignation as representative in Congress.
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Montgomery
Ala
Clayton
Congress
Mike Sollie
Ozark
Third Judicial Circuit
Morgenthau Named Ambassador to Turkey by Wilson
New York Aug 13 Henry Morgenthau of New York will be sent to the Senate this week by President Wilson as ambassador to Turkey. The move signals Morgenthau has accepted the post after prior discussions and had been a close supporter of the president.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Morgenthau
Senate
Wilson
Turkey
Times
Morgenthau
Jong Fri
Assassins Sent to Murder Dr Sun Yat Sen Plot Report
A Chinese report claims one hundred assassins were sent to Japan to target Dr Sun Yat Sen Huang Sing and other Chinese refugees under Provisional President Yuan Shikai. Japanese papers quote plans to provide police protection and seal asylum discussions amid the alleged plot.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Sun Yat Sen
Huang Sing
Yuan Shi ‘Kai
China
Toda
Congress Deliberates Tariff Reform And Miscellaneous Actions
Reformed consideration of the tariff bill shifts to the agricultural schedule while Senator Saulsbury proposes raising the vice presidents salary from 12000 to 15600. The lobby committee continues hearings with James A. Emery testifying. A border report outline is prepared for foreign relations. The War department seeks 20000000 for a Boston to Beaufort waterway project.
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Saulsbury
James A. Emery
Smith
Weather Report From Royal and Dauphin Streets
Temperatures recorded at the corner of Royal and Dauphin streets. Mobile forecast through Thursday expects generally fair weather tonight and Thursday with light southeast winds. Alabama also fair tonight and Thursday. Mississippi fair tonight and Thursday.
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Royal and
Dauphin Streets
Mobile
Impeachment Vote Highlights Sulzer Turmoil in New York
The New York Assembly impeached Governor William Sulzer after an all night session with a 74 to 32 vote. Debate focused on whether he must relinquish power immediately or await Senate action and court review.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
Assembly
New York
Assembly Chamber
Frawley
Levy
Senate
Sulzer
Wiliam Sulzer
Martin H. Glynn
Leutenant
Thrown Bodily Into the Street Tops Uptown Restaurant Clash
Fifty men and ten women were allegedly dragged into the street by police and strong arm men at 1 am near a well known uptown restaurant. Proprietor Thomas Healy resisted a closure order saying a court ruling reversed the mayor's edict and he was not selling liquor. Guests reportedly exited at daybreak through a cellar door, mistaken for employees.
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Associated Press
New York
Dwyer
Thomas Healy
Union Firemen Back Equal Suffrage and Eight Hour Day
Pittsburg August 13 The International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen adopts a resolution urging equal suffrage and asks Congress and state legislatures to push the movement. It also calls for an eight hour day for all work and a $3 daily minimum wage for power plant workers in government buildings. A Paterson NJ organizer is sought to counter IWW efforts.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Congress
Paterson
Brotherhood
Insane Doctor at Operating Table Causes Uproar
Marietta Ohio report details Dr. Dabney a surgeon with a mental disorder during a supposed minor operation on Wyecog Schand a wealthy farmer. He opened the patient’s face and throat incisions before nurses and other doctors restrained him, ending the procedure in chaos.
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Ly Associated Press
Marietta
Ohio
Wyecog Schand
Schazed
Dabney
Schand
O NeaL Appeals for Alabama Good Roads Holiday
Governor O NeaL urges Alabama merchants and manufacturers to grant a holiday to employees who will work the day set for state good roads activities. He emphasizes support for road program and worker cooperation as the event begins.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ernor O'Neal
Alabama
Small banks press for direct crop moving funds
Small banks nationwide protest to Secretary McAdoo, urging direct distribution of 50,000,000 plus for crop moving. Treasury says it will push deposits to small banks though department machinery cannot reach all. Large banking centers assure aims of support will be carried out, countering small bank fears.
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Ly Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Wall Street
Treasury
Department
Wilson urges delay of rural credit provisions in currency bill
President Wilson told the Democratic house caucus that rural credits should not be added to the current currency bill. He favors postponing banking reform until December when the government commission reports from Europe. Representative A Mitchell Palmer discussed the plan to sway insurgent Democrats away from agricultural credit demands.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Democratic House Caucus
Government Commission
Europe
A. Mitchell Palmer
Cope
Congress
United States
Four juveniles faces murder charges in Hatch slaying
Harry Davis, 18, arrested in Oklahoma City for the October murder of Alvin Hatch, a Kansas City saloon keeper. Harry Asher, 18, given life in prison. James Harper, 17, received twenty years in reform school. Henry Beasley’s charge dismissed. Hatch was shot four times after resisting a hold up on a city boulevard.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Harry Davis
Alvin Hatch
Oklahoma City
Harry Asher
James Harper
Reform School
Henry Beasley
Hatch
Senate debates corn duty and tariff changes in agricultural schedule
In Washington on August 13 Democrats and Republicans in the Senate discussed recess timing after tariff and currency bills. Gronna proposed raising the corn duty from 6 to 10 cents a bushel, a move opposed by others who voted down increases for oats and oat feed while La Follette urged protections for farmers and cited cost differences in wheat and other nations. He argued for a wheat duty to satisfy agricultural interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Senator Gronna
Gronna
LaFollette
North Central West
Canada
Manitoba
Argentine
Gamperias
Border style touches New Orleans as bandit fails hold up
In New Orleans downtown near Canal Street a bandit tried to rob a ticket agent named William Kelly at the interurban railway office on South Rampart. Kelly opened a safe containing 600 dollars, resisted with a punch and fired seven shots, but the would be robber did not escape.
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South Rampart
Canal Street
William Kelly
Kelly
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