Sulzer impeachment testimony details campaign contributions
Albany report on Sept 27 describes state official Duncan W. Peck testifying he gave Sulzer a $500 campaign gift and that the governor urged him to deny it. Richard Croker Jr. testified about a $2000 check to Sulzer and the defense and prosecution scored related rulings permitting discussion of gift purposes and donor intent.
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Duncan W. Peck
Sulzer
Overnor
Frawley Committee
Perk
Lareentia Maendor
Turkey
Sal
Morkenthau
Richard Croker, Jr
Croker
Frederick L. Colwell
Sulzers
Joker
Mr. Sulter
Peck
William Sulzer
Cohoes
Thatcher Reinstated Attorney Sworn In Toledo
Columbus Ohio Sept 27 Judge J A Bhauck of the supreme court swore in Charles A Thatcher of Toledo following Thatcher's reinstatement as attorney by the supreme court a few days ago Thatcher had been his own critic of the high court and his criticisms were aimed chiefly at Judge Shauck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
J. A Bhauck
Supreme Court
Charles A. Thatcher
Toledo
Thatcher
High Court
Shauck
Bogus Dentist May Offer Evidence Against Schmidt
New York Sept. Ernest Muret a bogus dentist and ally of Hans Schmidt the priest accused in the Anna Aumalier case indicated to District Attorney Whitman he could provide valuable evidence against Schmidt. He was in the hands of alienists again as investigators queried Schmidt’s early life college career and motives for entering the priesthood.
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New Yor Scpt
Ernest Muret
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumalier
Schmidt
Whitman
Train Holdup in Bibbville Suburb Leaves Trail of Chaos
Tuscaloosa Alabama September 27 deputy sheriffs from Birmingham Montgomery and armed farmers have ended the pursuit of three masked men who robbed the Alabama Great Southern passenger train near Bibbville siding. Five men were arrested at Eutaw all under twenty and five more were jailed in Tuscaloosa. Loot estimates range from 50000 to 190000 dollars with currency shipments from the east to New Orleans. Mail clerk Leander Poole gave a graphic account of the robbery noting heavy dynamite and close calls as shots straddled the mail car and the express safe.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Birmingham
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa County
Alabama Great Southern
Bibbville
Leander Poole
Raya
Hirmins
Incomplete OCR Leads to Faded Names in Local Piece
Fragmentary text mentions Bonner and Gillet but is unreadable in parts. The snippet hints at a vote or meeting reference with uncertain participants, leaving key details unclear.
Giant marriage halted by last moment escape
In Petro Michigan on September 27 a promised marriage between H C Hulbert a 6 foot 2 inch man and Lara J Taylor a 33 inch musician was not solemnized. A wife and two children of the groom reportedly left Columbus, prompting Hulbert to flee a rooming house by a second story window with bag and belongings.
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Petro
Mich
H.C. Hulbert
Lara J. Taylor
Columbus
Hulbert
County Officials Face Embezzlement Case in Gallia
Harry M Womeldorff former Gallia county infirmary superintendent received a suspended sentence of one to 10 years in the Ohio penitentiary a $500 fine and 30 days jail after pleading guilty to nine embezzlement counts. Edward Wemeldorff his brother pleaded guilty to two falsifying accounts and drew 90 days in jail plus a $200 fine.
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Gallia County
Galipielis
Harry M Womeldorff
Ohio Penitentiary
Edward Wemeldorff
Wes
Progressives Meet in State Convention At Iuchester N Y
Roosevelt spoke at noon dinner and addressed the convention in the afternoon. Attendees included Col Roosevelt, William H Hoffman, Theodore J Robnson, Francis W Bird and other Progressive leaders. National committee plans a Progressive candidate in every district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
William H. Hotehivs
Theodore Joughan Robnson
State Committee
Francis W. Bird
New York
MITCHELL LAND IN HEARST CAMP MITCHELL LAND IN HEARST CAMP
A reform candidate, Mitchell, nominated by the Independence League for mayor, accepted after a letter to James Allen accepting to run. The league’s city committee formalized the nomination, challenging McAneny and Prendergast on the fusion ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hearst Camp
Hearst Independence League
Independence League
James Allen
Mitchel
Independence
George McAneny
William Prendergast
Motio for the office boya baseball protest
A local notice reports a political action connected to a baseball scene. The phrase suggests tensions between business interests and sports, implying a stance on a local issue affecting team activities and governance.
Tariff Conferees Reach Agreement On Underwood Simmons Bill
Washington Sept 27 A conference on the Underwood Simmons tariff bill reached agreement on most points with no accord on the Clarke amendment taxing cotton Crures The House likely to accept the Senate version while Underwood seeks recede The deal includes dates for duties becoming effective and wool on the free list Dec 1 The Senate lowered the average duty rate below the House level and the White House meetings influenced concessions by Simmons Underwood and the President.
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Underwood
House
Smith
Lever
Clarke
Senate
Underwes
Rais
Momas ‘Hairtan Shmmens
Seale
Simmons
Representative Underwood
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