Final Vote Seals Impeachment Trial Start for Sulzer
Albany report notes a 61 to 1 vote by the impeachment court to remove the grounds for Governor Sulzer’s impeachment and adjourn for extraordinary session. The court ended two days of argument with Justice Edgar Mellen’s opinion urging reasonable constitutional construction. The prosecution’s first witness is expected this afternoon as Sulzer’s lawyers face a near unanimous-ruling setback.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Westoyen
Louis Marshal
Erpor
Alton B Parker
Ed Gar Truman Brackett
Marshall
Buffalo
Bri
Eis
Bo ‘Court
Ste Lece
Presidine
Edgar x. F €Ellen
Louis “Marshall
Inquest Held Over Parsonage Suicide in Labette County
A coroner’s inquest in Labette County examined the suicide of a parsonage resident found hanging from a bedroom book. The husband faced questions as locals demand fuller inquiry, seeking answers beyond the initial verdict. An ensuing second inquest was planned to calm public unrest.
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Winfield
Ecorguer
Jbeld Timicrrom
Justice of the Peace
Corpher
Secon
Labettt County
D Littletom
Thaysey
Cannon plans bid for Congress as GOP eyes Illinois sweep
Washington reports indicate former Speaker Joseph G Cannon may announce his candidacy for Congress next year. The Republican National Congressional Committee weighs a large campaign to regain control with a drive to win a strong share of Illinois seats. Leaders foresee a possible 19 of 27 Illinois representatives in play and at least two other districts contested as plans move forward in September.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Republican National Congressional Committee
Illinois
Washington
Bome
Moos
Riot Suppressed as Militia Helps Police in Frankin County
A race riot in Renton escalated as a mob attacked foreigners near the town square. Local militia and sheriff’s deputies, urged by Mayor, dispersed rioters, disarmed attackers, and evacuated residents. Twelve foreigners arrested. most released. Investigations into murder of two Americans continued.
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Renton. Wi
Silitia
Franklin County
Thes
John Hurzan
Ewel Hutchens
Quincy Drozimends
Son Goes Home to Vote in Brief NJ Stop
A son heads home to cast his vote while the presidential campaign visits New Jersey for a brief stop. He was there only a few hours, then departed. The event underscores campaign schedules and local turnout dynamics in the state.
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New Jersey
Democratic tariff talks stir Congress and White House
fragmented OCR text discusses tariff features and tax policy with Democratic leaders and committees. mentions conference aims to report to the house by Thursday and notes President Whison and finance committee chair ambitions. references figures like Sophie Smith and Senator Clarke and potential cotton tax implications.
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Washington
House
Whison Ted
Tye
Sim Finance Committee
Sophie Smith
Presi
Hidigh Clarke Tex
Calissano Injury Reported During Cable Delivery Incident
In Turin on September 23 Teodaldo Calissano, a council member, collapsed while delivering cable. He faltered, gasped, and colleagues aided him before dying at the scene, according to witnesses.
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Turin
Teodaldo Calissano
Sano
Hisisoke
Three Killed in New York Long Island Incident
Fragmented copy reports three fatalities in a Long Island event with references to a crash or collision. The text mentions New York and Island locations, with vague details on victims and timing. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage, but the item signals a fatal accident with steel car or trolley context and nearby streets or directions.
Athletics Win 1913 Pennant in Double Header Sweep
The Philadelphia Athletico won the American League pennant by sweeping Detroit in a double header, clinching the flag as the World Series looms next month. Washington and Cleveland are edged out, while the Giants hold a strong National League lead expected to secure a third straight title.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletico
Detroit
New York Giants
Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Glanta
Doubtjesa
Pébnant
Simoi
Girls Testimony Limited in Bixby Case
In Los Angeles Judge Bixo ruled that additional testimony by witnesses including Helen Berker could be restricted. The decision limits testimony about relationships with George H. Bixby, barring statements linking relatives to the defendant. The ruling narrows what may be presented to the jury in the ongoing case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George H. Bixby
Helen Berker
Bi@isoe
Bixby
Thaw Extradition Hearing Opens in Concord New Hampshire
Today the Thaw extradition hearing begins in Concord New Hampshire to decide if Harry K Thaw will be returned to New York to face conspiracy charges tied to his escape from Matteawan State Hospital. Gov Samuel D Father presides as the New York representative presents its case in the senate chamber.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Matteswan Asylum
State of New York
Thaw
Mattenway
Samuel D. Father Ias
Senate Chamber
State House
State of
New York
Slavery Charges Debated by House Committee
Washington dispatch reports Representative Hive Jones of Vitsints, chair of a house committee, challenged charges of wholesale slavery tied to the Philippine incident. The auditor for the department, W. AL. Paipp, who reviewed the claim, faced scrutiny as details remained unsettled amid calls for accountability.
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Washington
Represtata Hive Jones
Madg-Gublic'hera
W. AL. Paipp
I. Jousal
Grinds His Son to Passing in St Louis Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal accident in St Louis on September 23 involving a 80 year old Hel len child in a clay grinding machine. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities were investigating the cause and the machine’s operator listed unclear.
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Citto Mesea
Hellen
Unclear fragment about Ake: dent visits hometown then heads to Washington
Fragmentary note mentions a person named Ake and a visit to a hometown before traveling to Washington on March 3. Details about events, power, operators, or Westiagies are garbled and unreadable.
Fraternal ceremony cap explosion injures Valleyside merchant
Elxins West Virginia Sept 2 9 Tre Phares a Valley Bead merchant near here lies in critical condition from an injury at a fraternal order ceremony. A spanker containing a dynamite cap exploded causing a serious wound. Phares was rushed to a hospital unconscious. Senate confirms Folk as solicitor for state department in Washington.
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Elxins
W. Va
Tre Phares
Valley Bead
Senate
Folk
Washington
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
State Department
Villa Leads Rebel Troops Far South of Juarez
El Paso reports contradict rumors of Villa's capture or execution. Juarez officials and U.S. border commander Gen Scott confirm Villa remains with his troops about 150 miles south of Juarez. Sources from Juarez and Mexican consulates report Villa possibly headed toward Cases Grandes, southwest of Juarez.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Juarez
Hugh L. Scott
United States
Miguel E. Diebold
Palomas
Villa
Juan N. Medina
Cases Grandes
Schmidt accused in planned murder for insurance
New York on September 1 evidence linked Father Hans Schmidt and Dr Ernest Muryt to a murder plot to collect life insurance. A physician told Inspector Fauret that Schmidt and Muryt sought to falsify death certificates found in Schmidt's room.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Ernest Muryt
Heouse
Father Schmdt
Physcian
Inspector Fauret
Detective Bureau
Father Schmidt
Ana Muret
Ibaa
Semus
Libera Bill Spurs House Passage in Tight Vote
In a pivotal session the House moved favorably on a libertarian reform bill. Speaker and key lawmakers backed the proposal amid sharp committee debates and procedural maneuvers. The vote faced firm opposition from several factions but culminated in decisive support for advancement.
Bank reform debate unfolds with Untermyer backing
Sept. 23 reports show a house debate on banking legislation. Untermyer endorsed the administration principles while critics warned against concessions to the money trust. Witnesses argued the bill risks concentrating central control and may threaten domestic prices and imports.
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Waehfratos
Samuatitetender
Marey Feushi
Con
Rowe
Joe
Abe
Weis
Untermyer
Lee Higginson & Go
Sover
Beligvedt
Moe Poly
Enyt Banking Nystge
Regi
Deeles
Wadles
Ious
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