Impeachment Proceedings Against Governor Sulzer Continue
The New York Assembly, after adopting articles of impeachment, appointed nine managers to conduct the trial led by Assemblyman Levy. Bills vetoed by Sulzer were repassed over the governor’s veto as sleepier members roused to voting, while guards cleared the capitol and Governor Sulzer rested, awaiting verdicts and news from Mrs. Sulzer’s public declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Levy
New York City
Smith
Capitol
Assembly
Assembly Chamber
Executive Mansion
Sulzer Impeachment Hearings Rise With Sulzer and Glynn
Impeachment proceedings loom as Mrs. Sulzer is urged to testify for her husband Governor Sulzer. Lawmakers, counsel, and allies debate whether Sulzer will concede office or fight to stay, amid rumors of court actions and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Senate
Glynn
Louis Marshall
Marshall
Impeachment Articles Against Gov Sulzer
Articles of impeachment allege Governor Sulzer falsified campaign expense reports by omitting contributions and diverting funds to stock purchases. They accuse him of perjury in affidavits and of corrupt acts to bribe witnesses and suppress evidence during the Frawley committee probe.
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Albany
N.Y
Sulzer
State Assembly
Frawley
Exchange
State of
New York
Emai Sulzer
Rng
Frederick L. Colwell
Sineke
Pee
Assembly demands governor answer before court order
The text states the assembly requires the governor to answer about all matters before the court which will bear the charges and present proof of the said matters at a time the honorable court of impeachment may order and appoint.
Royal Marriages Said to Bind Balkan States
A Bucharest dispatch to the Daily Mail claims upcoming royal marriages will cement Balkan ties. Potential unions include Princess Elizabeth to Crown Prince George of Greece, Prince Charles to Grand Duchess Titiana of Russia, Prince Alexander to Grand Duchess Olga, and others involving Servia and Roumania.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Mail
Bucharest
Balkan States
Eizabeth
Ou- Mami
George
Greece
Charles
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Titiana
Nicholas
Frussia
Alexander
Olga
Deaths and Funerals Charles A West
Charles A West age 39 died Tuesday evening after a two week illness leaving a widow a daughter Lillian a sister and many friends. He ran an oyster business on Cedar near Monroe. Interment will be at the family home corner Monroe and Cedar Thursday. Interment at Atmore. Willie Donaldson age ten son of Mr and Mrs FE M Donaldson of Atmore Ala died Monday at 8 pm after six days illness. The remains were sent to Atmore for interment.
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Charles A. West
Yenars
Lillian
Mr. West
Cedar Street
Monroe
Cedar Streets
Atmore
Willie Donaldson
FE. M. Donaldson
Ala
Beroson and Sands
Burial of W. C. Gaynor in Mobile at Macendhac Cemetery
The remains of William de Gaynor, a prominent Mobile attorney, were laid to rest at Macendhac Cemetery. The funeral was held at his North Conception street home with services led by Rev. A. G. Richards of Trinity Episcopal Church. Pallbearers included James Groom, Foster K. Blale, K. B. Fel, G W. Morgen, Lestie B. Sheldon, and B. G. B. Boone.
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W. C. Gaynor
William de Gaynor
Mobile
Macendhac Cemetery
North Conception Street
Suffragists Conference Opens in Washington
Women voters representing four million in many states gather as delegates to a three day National Council of Women Voters conference. Plans include extending universal suffrage and funding a vigorous campaign. Delegates from eight suffrage states and Alaska attend and will seek representation before the House Rules Committee tomorrow. Friday mass meeting planned and states represented include California Colorado Idaho Illinois Kansas Oregon Utah Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Council of Women Voters
Alaska
House Rules Committee
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
Kansas
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Sylvester Tests President's Guard at White House
In Washington on August 13 a White House intruder entered the grounds at night but was halted by a police officer who is Sylvester, Superintendent of Police. Sylvester personally examined the guard to test security around the president. He noted the reduced force and expressed satisfaction with the inspection.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Sylvester
Taft
County Court House
Jefferson Street
Washington Avenue
North Carolina Street
Scott Street
R. Bettner
Pollock Building
Grove's Tasteless ton ic strengthens system and appetite
Old Standard general strengthens weakness and loss of appetite. Grove's Tasteless ton ic drives out malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic and appetizer for adults and children. 50 cents.
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Grove
Police Court Actions Nab Three In Speeding and Lights Violations
Dolz Jr son of the Cuban consul arraigned for speeding byOfficer Ludlow and fined 10 or 20 days. Clarke Donaldson chauffeur fined 5 or 10 days for driving on the wrong side. Nolan white man fined 1 or 2 days for driving without a light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Nolan
Recorder
Heat a Menace to Lives of Old Folks
Health advice urges elderly to avoid heat related dangers and constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative with tonic properties. Endorsed by Mrs C J Nicholas of Berkeley and Ida C Milichsack of Allentown with offers of free samples by mail.
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C. J. Nicholas
Emerson St
Berkeley
Cal
Ida CC. Milichsack
N. Law St. Allentown
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
O Neal Names Clayton To The United States Senate
Governor O Neal appoints Henry D Clayton to the Senate to fill the late Joseph F Johnston’s vacancy. Clayton accepts and heads to Washington, saying he will keep his House seat until seated in the Senate. O Neal cites authority and cites constitutional questions with lawyers’ opinions in his statement.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
United States Senate
Joseph Forney Johnston
House
Senate
United States
Joseph F. Johnston
Johnston
Court Seems to Hear Case Involving Grand Larceny
Tuesday night arrest of Lulu Knowles on grand larceny led to binding over to the city court grand jury under a $500 bond by Acting Recorder Gordon. The alleged theft of $128 from a Black man is stated. Irby Ellis and Charlie James, both Black, were discharged after arrest in connection with the case.
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Lulu Knowles
Gordon
Irby Ellis
Charlie James
Willie Mitchell Fined For Street Violation In Recorder Court
Willie Mitchell a Negro chauffeur employed by Adam Glass was fined ten dollars or twenty days in the recorder's court on Wednesday morning for a street violation. Motorcycle Officer L Ludlow made the arrest. Richard Boylan a Negro was arrested Tuesday night by Mounted Officers.
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Clarke Donaldson
L. S. Ludlow
Gordon
Donaldson
Nolan
Macon
Gabril
Willie. Mitchell
Adam Glass
Recorder's Court
L. Ludlow
Richard Boylan
Macon and Gabril Fined In Recorder's Court
Macon and Gabril were fined one dollar or two days in jail by the recorder's court this morning.
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William Sulzer
Martin Glynn
Martin H. Glynn
Valentine Taylor
Chester Cy Platt
Executive
Mrr
Wulmer
Jacob H. Schiff
Abram
Eikus
Henry Morgenthau
New York Stock Exchange
Gov. Sulzer
Balkan
Congress
Washington Police
Police News
L. Dolz, Jr
Recorder’s Court
L.S. Ludlow
O’neal
Clayton
Union
Macon and Gabril
Fifth Ave
Broadway
D. P. Ritchey
Tutt’s
Oue
Birmingham
Pensacola
City Ticket Office
Bell
South Royal St. Home
R. Cousins
H. C. Geron
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