Governor Sulzer Impeachment Testimony On Donations
Albany Sept 26 Duncan W Peck state superintendent testified Sulzer asked him to deny a 500 dollar contribution under oath. Morganthau ambassador to Turkey said Sulzer asked him to treat relations as personal. Peck recalled showing a letter from the Frawley committee and faced pressure to deny.
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Albany
Duncan W. Peck
Sulzer
Henry L. Morgerthau
Turkey
Morganthau
Peek
Frawley Committee
Tere
Harvey D. Hinman
Conlon
Sulee
Daniel M. Brady Dees
Governor's aide termed dummy in Wall Street dealings
Attorney Kiesel produced letters written last fall by Sulser to Wilbrowers who helped fund Sulzer via ex Senator Stadler. The governor thanked Hoffman for support and made a theater plea to Elias ex for a check from Daniel Heady. The court allowed evidence on the state’s objection arising from cross examination.
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Colwell
Wall Street
Kiesel
Sulser
Wilbrowers
Sulzer
Stadler
Hoffman
Elias Ex
Daniel Heady
Ross
Spokane Man Chooses Jail Over $15 Fine
Spokane reports C Leaf declines to pay a $15 speeding fine arguing the arresting officer’s judgment was wrong. The court gave a choice of $15 or 10 days, and Leaf elected jail, claiming his speed was 20 mph while the patrolman set 30 mph. He is serving the ten days.
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Spokane
C. Leaf
Leaf
Mob Hangs Suspected Attacker in Kentucky
A mob in Litchfield Kentucky hanged a man identified as Richardson a Black sailor accused of assaulting Ree Goff an 11 year old girl on her way to school near the town last Tuesday.
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Litchfield
Richardson
Richar
Ree Goff
Money for Crops Disbursements Reported
Secretary McAdoo has deposited in national banks 24,250,000 of the government's 60,000,000 crop moving fund. The south has received nearly all its quota while deposits are now being made in the central west.
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Washington
McAdoo
South
Central West
Joe Daniger Dies in Arizona After Illness
Joseph H. Daniger of Pocatello died in Tucson Arizona from pulmonary troubles after years of ill health. He moved to Arizona seeking relief, then returned briefly before a relapse. He leaves wife Miss Rebe Jeffries and seven children Tom Ruth Ned Edward Katey Will, with relatives in Gorahs and Chicago. Daniger was a long time local figure, prominent in lodge work and business, including laundry and hardware ventures.
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Joseph H. Daniger
Tucson
Arizona
Irs
Daniger
W. R. Jeffries
North Main Street
Gate City
Levin
Skase
Skase “Iia Aa
Pines Sa
Haegaee A Gego
Fle Ag
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Troy
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Mies Rebe Jeffries
Tom
Ruth
Ned
Edwina
Katey
Will
Aprot
Gorahs
Chicago
Poestello
Joe Daniger
Ogden
More wind is wanted for women’s vote in politics
New York Sept 26 Mrs Stanton Blatch of the Women’s Political Union urges women to work for a political wind to blow in votes for women. She has sent letters to presidents of state Republican women organizations urging vote casting and claiming suffrage states would gain representation beyond non suffrage states.
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New York
Stanton Blateh
Women’s Political Nien
Woman Official Recalled After Board Action
The court board of education revoked the position of a woman official following charges of immoral conduct filed by Mrs. Davidson.
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Sta
Court Board of Education
Davidson
Trudell Family Burned To Death In House Fire
Ulrich Trudell aged under sixteen perished with his parents and siblings when a fast moving blaze engulfed their home early today. Only Trudell, his wife and their eldest son and one daughter survived, though the wife is in critical condition. The family escaped through flames encountering a hana skins structure.
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Ulrich Trudell
Trudell
Partial obituary notes funeral arrangements in Tucson
The article describes a family with property and a $3000 life policy, three older children, and a daughter Wilma buried in a family plot. Remains will be sent to Pocatello for burial, with funeral details pending arrival of relatives in Tucson and assistance from local officials in scheduling.
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Arthur
Fremont
Rathee
Robin
Pocatello
Wilma
Tucson
Daniger
May Complete the Tariff Bill Early Next Week
Washington bankers and lawmakers met as the currency bill was discussed by the senate banking committee. Conferees worked on the Underwood-Simmons bill with hopes to finish the report for the house tomorrow, while tariff provisions and wool and cotton rates remained unsettled.
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Washington
New England
Senate Banking Committee
House
Senate
Parliament
Taking Out the Kinks on Center Street Improvements
Work by Strange-Maguire Construction adds bitulithic pavement on South Arthur avenue and fixes drainage on West and East Center streets in Pocatello. Crews tear up sections to improve surface water drainage toward the river and repair defects identified in council meetings.
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Center Street
Bannock
East Center
Deputy Sheriff Shot in Cottondale Train Robbery Pursuit
Birmingham report says Deputy Sheriff James Bonner was killed near Cottondale during a bandit search when another deputy sheriff mistook him for a train robber. The Queen and Crescent line robbery on the Alabama Great Southern line left unknown booty.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Bonner
Cottondale
Bonner
Alabama Great Southern
May Wheat Closes Higher at 92 3 4 Cents
Chicago markets report May wheat finished at 92 3 4 cents as of the close on September 26, with trading activity centered in the Chicago pit.
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Chicago
Sting of Wasp Ends Life of Lady Metalworth
Pere ane Sept. 26. A wasp killed Lady Metalworth formerly Miss Jane G Frost second daughter of Brigadier General Frost U S A of St Louis. She was wedded in 1875 to the late Sir Louis Molesworth who died last year. The wasp stung her in the jugular vein and she died in twenty minutes.
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Pere Ane
Wasp
Metalworth
Jane G. Frost
Frost
St. Louis
Sir Louis Molesworth
Can Long Trim Him Wrestling Bout Octob er 2
Wrestling fans anticipate a fine bout on October 2 at the Auditorium between Art Chester of Pocatello and Tom Long. Chester trains hard and aims to challenge Long, who boasts a history against Mike Yokel and Harbertson. Long plans more matches with local celebritie s and recalls a 40 minute struggle with Yokel in which he failed to pin and lost $2000.
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Art Chester
Tom Long
Pocatello
Long
Mike Yokel
Harbertson
Chester
Yokel
King Constantine Shortens Vacation Amid Balkan Tensions
On September 26 King Constantine of Greece cuts short a seaside visit and travels to London for a conference with the British foreign secretary as Greek officials mobilize officers and recall troops. Greek sources fear Turkish forces aim at Kavala, while Bulgarian denials of any pact are met with skepticism.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Balkan
Turkey
Reca
Kavala
Bulgaria
Assessor Dolan Resigns as Shoshone County Aides Face New Probe
John Dolan resigns as Shoshone County assessor after charges of neglect of official duty are dismissed by county commissioners. W. H. Herrick is named to succeed Dolan. Afterward the board files charges against Deputy Sheriff John W. Constan for misappropriating funds and issues a bench warrant for his arrest.
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Shoshone County
Dolan
John W. Constan
Constan
Wallace
Armed posse heads to Ludlow to aid captured strike breakers
Trinidad reports an armed posse has left for Ludlow to rescue three striking coal miners captured by a mob last night. The workers were taken from a stage near Ludlow on the way to Hastings mine and were driven toward the United Mine Workers tent colony at Ladlow, surrounded by strikers.
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Trinidad
Colony
Ludlow
Allo
Low
Hastings
United Mine Workers Tent Colony
Ladlow
York today presents credentials and recall letters
The details mention York presenting credentials and recall letters, with Keren retiring as ambassador. The note reflects a diplomatic exchange and a transition in posts.
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York
Keren
Ambassaor
Wreck Victim on His Mind Dies in New Haven
Charles J. Sagesee, survivor of the Springfield Express wreck near Stamford last June that killed six, died at his New Haven home from heart failure, according to local reports dated Sept 26.
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New Haven
Charles J. Sagesee
Springfield Express
Stamford
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