Suits to seat Sulzer reach Supreme Court
William I Moore seeks federal review of the Sulzer impeachment case, claiming New York now lacks a republican form of government. He asks the court to enjoin Governor Glynn, restore Sulzer, and examine state books, with Sulzer named as a defendant to allow his participation.
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New York
William Sulzer
High Court
William i. Moore
Moore
Thartin HF
Glynn
Sulzer
Assembly
Carmody
May
Progressive
Supreme Court of the United States
The
New York World
Supreme Court
Terrible Itching With Ringworm Cure Promised by Cuticura
An advertisement from Baltimore dated 1913 claims severe scalp ringworm in children improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It includes a testimonial by Mrs. Sadie Pollock and extols Skin and scalp benefits, with an offer to mail free samples.
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Alsquith
Sadie Pollock
Boston
Bankers Study Tax Forms To Be Ready Today
District Committee in Charles J. Bell offices reviews new tax on incomes. Six forms to be used. banks to receive them this morning. Treasury Department lacking info. internal revenue to issue full explanation later. Committee expanded with George E. Fleming and others. aims to clarify law for city banks.
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Bankers' Association
Treasury Department
Charles J. Bell
Fhe
Internal Revenue Office
M. BD. Rosenberg
George E. Fleming
Trust Companies
H. H. McKee
Natonal
Income Tax Law To Be Explained At Open Meeting
Institute of Banking will host one of the first complete explanations of the new income tax law at its November 13 open meeting. Col lector Bisher of the Treasury will attend to explain the tax workings, with plans to also cover currency issues. Washington Chapter reports three records broken at opening, 143 attendees, 65 new members, and six nominees for the fellowship class of the institute.
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Great Falls
Washington
Charles Barnard
Institute
F. B. Devereux
H. V. Haynes
W. W. Spaid
Frank V. Grayson
HE. T. Love
A. N. Nevius
Garrison Free to Sue Assembly Leaders Over Contempt
James C. Garrison campaign agent for former Gov Sulzer was discharged from contempt by Justice Cochrane Hudson N Y ruling the assembly lacked jurisdiction to punish him for alleged contempt before the impeachment committee. Garrison paroled to counsel and plans suit for damages against assembly leaders.
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New York
James C. Garrison
Sulzer
Supreme Court
Cochrane
Hudson, N. Y
Assembly
Garrison
Navy ends balanced bidding for naval provisions
Secretary Daniels ordered a new procurement method ending balanced bidding for Navy provisions. Going forward, all contracts will be awarded by individual items, signaling a shift to curb contractor profits and reduce feed throughs in provisioning.
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Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Secoretary Daniels
Trusk
Garrison Inspects Forts at Panama Canal
Panama October 3 The American Secretary of War Lindley M Garrison toured Gatun locks and rode a tug through Gatun Lake to the Cucaracha and reviewed fortifications at the Atlantic entrance of the canal.
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Panama
Lindley M.garrison
Gatun Locks
Gatun Lake
Atlantic
Canal
New One Bank Plan Faces Senate Banking Clash
A Senate banking and currency committee debate stalled on regional reserve system versus government owned central bank. Amid deadlock, discussions centered on number of regional banks and branch powers, with Washington as a proposed central hub under Federal Reserve control. Key figures Reed O'Gorman and Govyand Nelson proposed four banks including San Francisco, while others urged ten or three, with Treasury head retention debated.
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Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Gilan
Mhore
Central Bank
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Cantral
Bank of Lsave
Senator Reed
Missouri
Reed
Q’gov
Man
Gwen
Nelson
Central Reserve
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve’ Board
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Owen
O'Gorman
Yast
71 Year Old Lincoln Collector Walks 250 Miles
Osborn H Oldroyd, famed Lincoln relics collector, walked from Washington DC to see the Borglum statue of Old Abe. He began October 1 and finished the 250 mile trek yesterday, planning to return by train Tuesday. He has spent years gathering Lincoln artifacts and data.
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Abraham Lincoln
Newark
N. J
Osborn, H. Oldroyd
Washington
Borglum
Old Abe
Qidroyd
Lincoln
Peston
Deere
Cork
Bel- Osborn H. Oldrosa Cie
Glas
Oldrayvd
Abraham Edncoln
Hfe
Deis AL Oddress
Nomination and confirmations for US marshals listed
John Q. Newell was nominated to be United States marshal for the Western district of Oklahoma. The confirmations included Frank McManamy chief inspector of locomotive bottlers Burton K. Wheeler United States attorney district of Afontans Jacob A. Herring United States marshal Southern district of Texas and Frank J. Noonan United States marshal Eastern district of Pennsylvania.
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John Q. Newell
Oklahoma
Frank McManamy
Burton K. Wheeler
United States
District of Afontans
Jacob A. Herring
Souther
Texas
Effie Alsop Arrested Over 1.80 Taxi Bill in New York
In New York on October 3, Effie F P Alsop, 20, of Washington, famed for a February secret wedding, was arrested for disorderly conduct after failing to pay a 1.80 taxi fare in front of the Ansonia Hotel. She was taken to a police station with jewelry worth 9,000 and planned to take it with her to jail. The incident followed political chatter on currency legislation and Senate quorum concerns regarding the bill’s path before December.
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New York
Effie FP. Alsop
Washington
Ansonia
Vanderlip Warns Against Fiat Money in Banking Debate
Chicago Oct. 9 Frank A. Vanderlip, at the Invest ment Bankers Association banquet, warned Congress risks fiat currency with the Glass bill proposing flat notes. He urged a single central bank under government control, arguing regional banks invite regional problems. George M. Reynolds warned the bill could force liquidations of national banks and collapse credit by draining lawful money, risking widespread business failure.
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Chicago
Frank A. Vanderlip
Investment Bankers’ Association
Congress
Vanderlip
Senate Committee
Vander- Up
House
Senate
United States
Organization of Credit
Virginia Wren Insect Eater Demonstrated At Wisconsin
A University of Wisconsin study led by A R Cahn shows a Virginia wren weighing a pound consuming pests and small animals. In one day the bird ate amphipods grasshoppers mealworms waterbugs water scorpions small fish jawbone fish and caterpillars. On the second day it added hornets a crawfish a frog a grass snake and finally killed and swallowed the snake after attempts to bite it alive.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
A. R. Cahn
Zoological Laboratory
Radical P O Reforms Seek Greater Efficiency
Postmaster General Burleson intends sweeping standardization to boost efficiency by using model offices across three regions Atlantic States, Midwest West, and Pacific coast. Two Washington experts will assist local inspectors to study and reorganize clerical forces, examining mail collection, handling in offices and on trains, and final delivery. This aims to share best practices and improve the entire postal system nationwide.
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Burleson
Atlantic States
Malddie West
Pacific Coast
Washington
IMPROVE CUSTOMS SERVICE CONFERENCE EXPECTED
Customs collectors from all districts including Alaska and island possessions will attend a conference called by Secretary McAdoo in New York next week. Assistant Secretary Hamlin and F M Halstead will preside as sessions explore efficiency and economy. Officials aim to cut duplicated work and standardize administration and will address many submitted questions.
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United States
Alaska
McAdoo
New York
the Treasury
Hamlin
F. M., Halstead
Customs Division
Department
Seattle Navy Contract Fraud Trial Unfolds
In Seattle during the Meyer et al. conspiracy trial J A Kettlewell, ex chief clerk in the navy pay office, testified he submitted bids under a fictitious name, awarded contracts to himself, and took ferromanganese material to Colorado to fulfill the fraud. He implicated Meyer and noted a prior conviction and jail term.
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Seattle
Wash
Edwin F. Meyer
Emar Goldberg
W. A. Corder
H. Silverstone
United States
J. A. Kettlewell
Navy Pay Office
Navy Yard
Kettlewell
Peters Seeks Mayoralty in Boston Race
Representative Andrew F Peters announced his candidacy for mayor of Boston, saying circumstances after the state election compelled disclosure. Former Representative John A Kellner spoke to the Citizens Municipal League committee, advocating endorsement, as several others plan to present candidacies. Mayor John F Fitzgerald has not yet stated whether he will run again.
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Boston
Andrew v. Peters
Weeree
John A. Kellner
Citizens’ Municipal League
League
John F. Fitzgerald
Will Burn Frigate Santee Sells to Junk Dealer on Governors Island
The famed Civil War frigate Santee, stripped of fittings, was beached on Governors Island to be burned for copper fastenings. Sold recently by the government to a junk dealer, the ship served in the Mississippi River campaign and later at Annapolis as training, prison, and station ship.
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Boston
Governors Island
Annapolis
Knox asks 267000 award in Carborundum case
Former Cabinet officer Philander C. Knox filed with the Supreme Court for a review of a Third Circuit decision. He contends the full 299000 dollars in profits from Carborundum Company of Monongahela Pennsylvania for eleven years ended June 9 is due to the Electric Smelting and Aluminum Company.
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Supreme Court
Philander c. Knox
Third United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Carborundum Company
Monongahela
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