Impeachment Court Rules In Governor Sulzer Case
In Albany on Sept 19 Judge Cullen allowed four impeached senators to retain seats as the state supreme court began reading the long articles of impeachment. The court voted unanimously against allowing challenges, while the four senators did not vote. The session outlined trial rules and scheduling, with Judge Herrick and Parker presenting opposing views on prosecuting versus judging.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
High Court
Cullen
Herrick
Parker
Wagner
Committee On
State Supreme Court
Controversy at Galveston Yet to be Settled
Labor unions at Galveston continue waterfront dispute with a negro cotton handlers union tied to the International Longshoremen's Union. Conference aims to resume dock work, but session likely to extend. 36 steamships due late September to early October, cargoes awaiting arrival.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Union
Central America
Peaches Abundant in New Haven Area This Season
New Haven Conn Sept 19 The peach yield is so large growers are feeding windfallen fruit to hogs and cattle. Many will let peaches waste on trees and ground as the crop cannot be picked. Best fruit seen is fifty cents a bushel at the orchards.
Alabama faces near one million deficit as new fiscal year nears
Montogomery Sept 19 Alabama treasurer warns of a looming deficit with under ten thousand dollars in the treasury and over a half million in upcoming appropriations due October 1 Governor O Neal plans to travel to New York to arrange with Eastern banks to carry warrants saying state banks cannot cover them He notes twenty one thousand dollars in interest already owed on carried warrants and seeks to pay only immediate appropriations per an Attorney General opinion guiding education funding for the year
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
O'Neal
New York
Treasury
W.L. Martin
Experts Speak at Two Meetings in Mobile Visit
Visiting officials of the government health and agricultural departments with Miss Florence Nesbitt of the Red Cross and Dr. W H Sanders were hosted at a luncheon at the Cawthon Vineyard. The program includes talks by Nesbitt and Stiles and visits with the Home Economics Club and Chamber of Commerce.
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Government Public Health and Agricultural Departments
Florence B. Nesbitt
American Red Cros Society
W. H. Sanders
Alabama
Cawthon Vineyard
Harry T. Inge
Chamber of Commerce
Home Economic Club
Mobile
Home Economics Club
Miss Nesbitt
Battle House
Mobile County Medical Society
Co. WY. Stiles
Public Health Service
St. Stiles
C. L. Lepp
C. M. Moss
Department of Agriculture
Vineyard
Russell Houston
Dr. Inge
Drew Linard
Seale Harris
J. J. Peterson
G. H. Fonde
J. T. Wright
A. J. Parsons
George Fearn, Jr
Estes D. Baker
Close inspection of meat at Capital
More than 1 000 beeves calves goats hogs and sheep were inspected at the city slaughter house in August. Fourteen beeves were rejected for poor food quality. Post mortem inspection condemned 4460 pounds of beef and hog meat. Sources noted various conditions including Texas fever pnaemia tuberculosis anaemia overheated meats and bruised or spoiled livers among thousands of pounds. Imported and country dressed meats were also inspected totaling 314 and 119 respectively.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hill
W. R. Brassel
City Health Department
Body of Mayor Gaynor Reaches Brooklyn Home
The body of New York Mayor William J. Gaynor arrives from the Lusitania at quarantine and is transported to his Brooklyn home in a state funeral. Police escort, private family arrangements, and a dawn to noon sequence mark the dignified tribute before public services.
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Gaynor
Associated Press
New York
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Lusitania
Ths Battery
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Brooklyn Bridge
Trinity Church
Correction
Norman Gaynor
Harry Wingut
Rufus W. Gaynor
Exiled Peruvian Leader Augusto Ligula Flees to New York
Former president Augusto Ligula arrived in New York aboard the Tenadores of United Fruit, after a mob attack on his Lima home and a prison assault charge. He chose exile over imprisonment as his elder son studies in Washington and the other in a local hotel campus.
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New York
Augusto HR. Ligula
Tenadores
United Fruit Line
Ligula
Peru
South American
Liguia
Fae
Unitecoite
Washington
Warrington
Hhe
Garrison Remanded In Albany Graft Probe violence?
James C. Garrison, ally of Governor Sulzer and special graft investigator, is jailed in Albany county prison after arrest on contempt charges. The assembly seeks writs and impeachment moves while Sulzer allies push for his release and pressure lawmakers to return to session.
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Associated Press
Albany
Sulzer
James C. Garrison
Albany County
State Assembly
Sulver
Supreme Court
Garrison
Levy
Mountain Stream Keeps Watch Running for Two Years
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Albert Miller lost his watch in a mountain trout stream two years ago. Mrs. Miller found the glittering timepiece in sand near Chalk Hill while gathering flowers. The watch was running and kept time, the motion likely wound by the swift current as it lay submerged.
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Uniontown
Albert Miller
Miller
Chalk Hill
Straum
Weather Forecast and Local Rain Outlook
The weather page notes showers tonight and Saturday across Alabama and Mississippi with local rain in places. Temperatures recorded at Rogeland Dauphin show varied lows and highs. light variable winds accompany the forecast through Saturday 7 p.m.
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Mobile
Rogeland Dauphin
Man blows up Bloomington home in family tragedy
Mack Hurst, 50, a stone mason, on September 19 detonated dynamite under three beds in his Bloomington residence, killing himself and his 17 year old daughter Maude and injuring two other daughters Fannie 13 and Elizabeth 6 along with their shaken mother. Police halted further harm as four dynamite sticks lay unused. Hurst had recently been declared sane by officials but separated from his wife for six weeks and had refused to reconcile.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Mack Hurst
Maude
Fannie
Elizabeth
Hurst
Tate
Where Sailors Made Mistake at Seamen Institute
In New York the Seamen's Church Institute opened its Counties slip hotel to sober sailors only. A long boat room was set for those recently employed at sea seeking a berth, while many loiterers or intoxicated men were turned away. Thomas Ganderson of the Van Dyck registered first. twenty three sailors joined by six this evening.
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New York
Seamen’s Church Institute
South Street
Institute
Counties Slip
Davita
Jong
Thomas Ganderson
van Dyck
Currency bill faces Senate action with October target
Washington reports fresh after the House passage the administration currency bill moves to committee and will reach the Senate floor by October 6. Senator Owen says he is ready to act, while Democrats split with Hitchcock opposing immediate legislation. Public hearings resume with bankers Frame and Untermyer expected to testify, hearings to close midweek.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Owen
Wilson
Sentor Raed
McAdoo
Senate Committee
Hitchcock
Andrew J. Frame
Waukesha
Wis
Samuel Untermeyer
Pujo Money Trust
Wrinkle in Ward Politics in Chicago Campaign Plan
George N. McConnell, secretary of the Democratic county committee, outlines a social political campaign with weekly dances in each ward and two or more large dances annually for Democratic voters. He proposes precinct card parties, musicales, graphophone parties, and women only events to engage voters and introduce candidates.
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Chicago
George N. McConnell
Democratic County Committee
McConnell
Queen Mary condemns private film showing at Balmora Castle
London reports Queen Mary bans films that threaten morals. Each morning she screens private footage, rejecting any with scenes she deems corrupt. Last week a Diana Manners bacchanalian clip was shown, horrifying the queen and drawing gossip about the Rutland duchy.
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London
Queen Mary
Balmora Castle
Diana Manners
Duke of Rutland
Diana
Rutlan
Mystery surrounds two suspected men in Schmidt case
New York reports tie Rev. Hans Schmidt to planned killings through forged health department blanks. Police search for Helen Green, missing after writing Schmidt she cannot live without him. Ernest Muret linked to Chicago counterfeiting and 1906 Hoch case. no charges yet. Schmidt’s death certificate copies and undertaker permits found. Schmidt officiated at Robert Smith’s funeral.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumailler
Health Department
Schmidt
Helen Green
Chicago
Ernest
Muret
Faurot
Johann Hoch
Blue Beard
Hoch
Smith
New York Sleuths Probe Past of Priest Schmidt
Detectives probing Rev. Hans Schmidt focus on his actions last April photographing a death certificate and blank health forms found in Schmidt’s trunk. Police see possible links to planned murder or disposal of a parishioner, with Schmidt offering little detail.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuler
Robert Smith
Board of Health
Schmidt
Indictments Hit St. Francis Levee Board Officials in Arkansas
Marion Ark Sept 19 President N I Killough and other officers and directors of the St Francis levee board appeared to answer indictments by the Crittenden county grand jury. The board faces charges of grand larceny embezzlement malfeasance and mislocation of offices with a mass resignation planned for September 30 by tax payers across river counties.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ark
N. Killough
St. Francia Levee Board of Arkansas
Crittenden County Grand Jury
Killough
Eugene Williams
H. A. Morrison
Memphis
J. M. McBee
M. W. Hazel
R. A. Scott
F. C. Love
C. M. Bell
Hays
St. Francis
Williams
Bank of
Forrest City
St. Francis Board
Morrison
Slit Skirts Forbid At Ohio Wesleyan University
In Delaware Ohio on September 19 two female students were required to leave class and return to their rooms to sew up their slit skirts. Dean Newberry banned the style and ordered skirts to have even hems no longer notched. No official notice was given.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dean Newberry
Monnett
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Bertha Zech
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Inspector Fourot
Hoboken
N. J
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Duke
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