Sulzer Impeachment Trial Moves With Key Arguments
Albany report says Governor Sulzer seeks dismissal arguing the extraordinary session had no impeachment powers. Louis Marshall and D Cady Herrick press for dismissal while witnesses await. Sulzer enters a period of seclusion as courtroom proceedings continue.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Frawley
Ramsperger
Lanner
Wagner
Sulze- Vere
Louis Marshall
New York
William Sulzer
Alton B. Parker Will &Tever Louis Marshall
D. Cady Herrick
Austin G. Fox
Cullen
Vander
Cady Herrick
Parker
American Press Association
D-Cady Herrick
Harvey D. Hirman
Binghamton
A. B. Parker
Board of Managers of
State Assent
Mr. Herrick
Mr. Hinman
Cox denies Senatorship candidacy reports
Governor Cox denies he has considered running for the Senate seat to succeed Mr Bur. He tells Washington reports of a potential candidacy are untrue and notes ongoing problems from the start of his administration remain to be addressed.
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Olumbus
Cox
Washington
Big Four Train Derailed Near Carey Injuring Seven
Seven people were injured when a Big Four train on the Findlay division derailed three miles west of Carey while backing into Findlay. The engine tender and baggage and passenger coach plunged down a 12 foot embankment after a culvert wrecked the rail. Injured included C. T. Pielde and E. E. Leonard from Findlay, Charlie Sutter and James Marr of Carey, M Crawford of Van Lue, William Paltz of Findlay, and Alber Foltz of Springfield. Engineer Leonard remained at his post as fireman jumped.
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Findlay
Carey
C. T. Pielde
Charlies Sutter
M Crawford
van Lue
Wiliam Paltz
Hames Marr
Crawford
Alber Foltz
Springfield
E. E. Leonard
Leonard
Ohio miners strike at Nets over discharged workers
About 400 miners from Pittsburg and Belmont Coal company Nos 1 and 2 at Nets west of Bellaire walk out after the firm refuse reinstatement of 30 miners fired for mining dirty coal. Indications point to a long strike.
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Bellaire
Pittsburg and Belmont Coal Company
Nets
Here
Five Robbery Indictments Against Auto Bandits
A Buffalo man Robert Duffy alias Dwyer 22 and two others Arthur Gerow 20 of New York and William Justice 20 of Philadelphia face five robbery charges and one stealing an automobile after holding up Herman G S Luyties president of the Sanitol Chemical Co in St Louis and others near Bryan. They allegedly used a $2000 touring car stolen in Philadelphia bought for 600 from William Harrison in New York and Duffy fired at Sheriff Wineland during arrest.
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Bryan
Robert Duffy
Dwyer
Buffalo
Arthur Gerow
New York
Wiliam Justice
Philadelphia
Herman G S Luyties
Sanitol Chemical Company
St Louis
Chicago
Luyties
Duffy
Sheriff Wineland
Om Cers
William Harrison
Farmer Survives After Fire Forces Refuge in Tree
K. T. Lane of Muskegon Michigan faced a deadly ordeal when a bull chased him into a tree. The tree later caught fire from burning brush, and Lane climbed about 60 feet to escape. He beat out the flames, suffered burned eyebrows and scorched clothes, and remained in danger for several hours.
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Muskegon
Mich
K. T. Lane
Lane
Mexico City Officials Predicted to Dominate Election
Washington reports that General Felix Mas has been summoned to Mexico by President Huerta. Felix Diaz, Diaz’s nephew, has been in Europe and is seen as a rival whose potential victory could prolong unrest in the north. Constitutionalista leaders and rebels alike label Diaz as objectionable and responsible for Madero’s overthrow.
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Washington
Felix Mas
Mexico
Huerta
Dtag
Europe
Felix Fiat
Porfirio Diaz
France
United States
Ten
Constitutionalista
Dias
Madero
Mexico City
Authoritea
Dainty Hats Spark Shelf Life of Old Fashioned Women
Obscure wartime fashion note describes women clinging to traditional headwear as they embrace new styles. The fragment hints at contrast between small hats and long standing attire, reflecting social habits of the era.
Michigan Man Gardner Elected G A R Commander in Chief
Chattanooga Tennessee reports Albion Michigan born congressman Washington Gardner is elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at its forty seventh encampment. Detroit will host the 1914 encampment with officers named including Oscar A. James adjutant general and D Stowitz quartermaster. A national peace monument to Chickamauga battlefield is supported. Mrs Mary S Kidder of Milford New Mexico is named president of the Daughters of Veterans.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bell
Porter United States
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Detroit
Thomas HH Soward
Guthrie
Okla
William L. Hore
Pittsfield
J. K Weaver
Morristown
Horace M. Carr
Parsons
Kan
Oscar A. James
D. Stowitz
Duffalo
Ommander
Morrow County
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Army of Ohio
Michigan
United States Congress
Chicago
Chickamauga
United Confederate Veterans
Mary 8. Kidder
Milford, N. M
Daughters of Veterans Organization
Grand Army
Attorneys protest Ohio liquor bill submission to ballot
Attorney M. Lt. Alexander of Cincinnati seeks court injunction against Secretary Graves ordering the proposed dry territory ballot measure. He argues the current bill differs from the original petition and that amendments were not properly incorporated. The action targets preventing a vote at the fall election.
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Numbus
O. Sept
Graves
M. Lt. Alexander
Cincinnati
Schmidt Admits Guilt In Fight To Die In Chair
New York reports Hans Schmidt, jailed for murder of Anna Aumuller, declares in his cell he planned to kill incurables with a knife or pole to hasten his execution by electric chair. He tells lawyer Koelble and detectives his aim and references a stolen book of death certificates.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumailer
Pele
Pols
Schmidt
Alphony G. Koelble
McKenna
Thompson
Board of Health
Faurot
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Vlew
Herrick and Pax
Edgar T. Brackett
Ohio
Charley
Auto Bandits
Fight For St
Mexigo
Felix Diaz
Old Long Range
Wild Was
Tnld State
Anuges Flun
Ohioan
NEW G.A.R
Daughters of Veterans
Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law School
U. 8 Circuit
Gill Slate
Sayer
Polson
Denises Muret
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