Arg h Bald Convicted on Five Counts in Jury Trial
Jurist ousted, Arg hbald faces judgment after a jury found him guilty on five of thirteen counts. The convicted man reacts in the house anteroom as the full verdict sinks in.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
1
Senate Decree Dismisses Judge Archbald From Office
The senate orders and decrees that Robert W. Archbald circuit judge for the United States Third circuit and commerce court is removed from office and forever disqualified from holding any office of honor trust or profit under the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
United States
Third Judicial Circuit
Archbald Impeached and Removed by Senate Vote
Washington Jan 14 Judge Robert W Archbald of the commerce court was found guilty on five counts in the impeachment trial before the U S Senate. A 39 to 35 vote disqualified him from any future federal office. Archbald’s wife and son witnessed the historic verdict as judges and senators reflected on the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert W Archbald
Commerce Court
United States Senate
Archhbald
Senate
United States
Senate of the
Archbald
Robert W. Archbald, Jr
Erie Railroad
Burnham
Penrose
Oliver
Paynter
Catron
Root
Crane
Smoot
House
Clayton
Alabama
Sterling
Illinois
O'Gorman
New York
Pennsylvania
Rostron Narrowly Escapes While Aboard Caronia
Captain Arthur Rostron of the Cunarder Carpathia, famed for rescuing Titanic survivors, barely avoided a fatal accident on the Caronia last Thursday. He was on the bridge when a lifeboat, riding a giant wave, struck the deck and splintered, narrowly missing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur
Rostron
Carpathia
Caronia
Cironia
Women thank president for Confederate memorial permission
A 24 member delegation from the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Confederate Veterans of America called on President Taft to express gratitude for his decision allowing a memorial to Confederate dead to be erected in Arlington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Veterans of America
Taft
Arlington Cemetery
Balks Ambassadors Peace Move In Balkans
London report states Italy will keep the Aegean islands seized from Turkey, and this stance blocks the ambassadors conference on Balkans peace. The persistence of Italian policy complicates efforts toward a settlement among Balkan states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balks
London
Italy
Aegean Islands
Turkey
Ambassadors’ Conference
Balkans
Uranium Sinks After Failed Tugs Free It From Nova Scotia Rocks
Halifax January 14 Crew of the Uranium remains aboard the stricken liner as three tug attempts fail to free her from the Chebucte Head rocks. Captain Eustace delayed unloading 1400 tons of cargo and hopes the vessel will float once freed, after aiding the burning Allan liner Carthagenian on January 9 before losing bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Chebucte Head
Scotsman
Eustace
Carthagenian
Trains Hit By Snow Drifts In Mississippi Valley
A large snow drift hampers movement of work trains heading to a slide scene. The Northern Pacific also faces blockades and wrecks. A huge rotary snow plow crashed into a freight train, demolishing cars and injuring several trainmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Doctor Reports on Rockefeller Examinations Before House Committee
Dr. C W Richardson will appear before the Pujo committee to verbally report on his examination of William Rockefeller after the magnate arrived in Miami. The panel may confirm Dr Chappell’s diagnosis that Rockefeller is unfit to testify, with further actions contingent on Richardson’s findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
House
Washington
Pujo
Money Trust
C. W. Richardson
William Rockefeller
Doctor Richardson
Chappell
Capitol
Doctor Chappell
Rockefeller
Ojl
Mr. Rockefeller
Miss Watson
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Miami
Royal Palm Hotel
Flagler
Henry M. Plagier
Whitehall
Palm Beach
Cuba
British airmen drown in Thames collision
Two British airmen L. F. MacDonald and Inglis were killed when their aircraft plunged into the Thames. The craft fell from a great height and the engine exploded on impact. One airman clung to the wreck briefly before sinking as boats moved to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
L. F. MacDonald
Inglis
Thames
Prince Tsarevich Relapses After Initial Recovery
St. Petersburg reports the czarevitch Prince has suffered a relapse following a partial recovery from illness and remains confined to bed at Tsarskoe Selo. The Dowager Empress, grandmother to the boy, is also ill with lumbago and abed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Czarevitch
Tsarskoe-Selo Palace
Rail Lines Tied Up by Deep Northwest Snow
Ellenberg Washington January 14 reports record snow across the far northwest with five to eight feet on the level and up to fifteen feet in the mountains. The Milwaukee Road suffered a snowslide that halted service for ten miles and cut telegraph and telephone lines, though prior winter preparations aided operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenberg
Wash
Northwest
Milwaukee Road
Famous jockey Fuller pleads guilty to petty larceny
Grover Cleveland Fuller once America's premier jockey and valued at 150000 dollars pleaded guilty in general sessions to petty larceny for stealing a watch from a Brooklyn man. A protege of Big Tim Sullivan, Fuller had won the Suburban and Futurity in 1903 and earned 75000 that year, blaming drink and bad associations for his downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover Cleveland Fuller
America
Brooklyn
Fuller
Tim” Sullivan
Dressmakers Vote to Join Garment Workers Strike
The Shirtwater and Dressmakers union in New York City with about 0,000 members votes nearly unanimously to join the garment workers strike. The total on strike rises to about 160,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shirtwater and Dressmakers’ Union
Garment-Workers
Peace proposals reach President Madero in El Paso
Reported on January 14 in El Paso that peace proposals were handed to President Madero by Foreign Minister Lascurrain at the request of rebel leaders Salazar Carre ro and Rojas during his visit. Washington instructed the Mexico City ambassador to demand immediate protection for Americans and other foreigners after a rebel attack on Hacienda el Petardo near Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Madero
Pedro Lascurrain
Ineg Salazar
Marcello Carrero
Antonio Rojas
Washington
Vera Cruz
Mex
Knox
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Rio Grande
Lawrence
Potrero Ranch
Flood Losses Mount as Ohio River Rises to 40 Feet
Cairo reports the river at 40.2 feet with 48 feet forecast. Cincinnati, Louisville, and other towns struggle to shelter and feed the homeless as relief funds are sought. About 100000 are homeless and $6,000,000 in property losses are estimated across Ohio, Kentucky, and nearby areas. Steamboats and barges rescue stock amid rising flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Til
Cincinnati
Dayton
Covington
Newport
Hunt
Louisville
Beuleville
Dows
Shawnee Town
Ill
Blue
Public Health Service
Washington
Tennessee
Arkenteas
Memphis
Tenn
Ohio
Kentucky
Hineta
Pittsburg
Cincinnaii and
Rais
Great Valley
Steamship in Dire Peril off Grand Banks
Abissinia of the Hamburg American line sinks into a hurricane skirting the Grand Banks with a gone rudder and broken shaft. Cedric the White Star liner stood by for six hours sending wireless calls for help until a White Star freighter picked up the cable and went to the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Star
Cedric
Strickem
Weeks Nominated for U S Senate on Thirty First Ballot
In Newton Boston Congressman John Weeks was nominated to succeed W Murray Crane as U S senator on the thirty first Republican caucus ballot. The vote totaled Weeks 97 McCall 67 Guild 6 Lawrence 4 Lee 4. The deadlock ended after days of stalemate and further action was expected today in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
John WY. Weeks
Newton
W. Murray Crane
United State
Weeks
McCall
Guild
Lawrence
Leee
Deadiock
Brangheg
Also Mentioned on This Page
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R. W. Archbald
Commercial Court
Merc
Daughters of Confederacy
Mississippy Valley
Col
R. M. Johnston
Col. R. M. Johnston
The
Houston Post
Texas
J. W. Bailey
Caribbean Sea
Willie Gee
Jamaica
Willie
Foxton Hall
Donnelly
Russ
Palace
Wilson
Abissinia
Boston
Senator Crane
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