Formal Demand for the Insignia of Office in New York
Lieutenant Governor Glynn formally demanded the surrender of the great seal privy seal and executive papers from Governor Sulzer. Sulzer refused and Glynn proposed an agreed facts statement for court to decide who is governor. Mrs Sulzer remained gravely ill as Glynn took steps to secure the chamber and seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Executive Chamber
Great Seal
Privy Seal
Executive Department
Wm. Sulzer
Martin H. Glynn
Sulzer
D. Cady Herrick
Glynn
New York
Mr. Sulzer
Mr. Glynn
Capitol
William Suizer
National Guard
Abate
Assembly
Senate
State Court of Appeal
Court of Appeal
Glyon
Mitchell May
Saratoga
May
Sulzerag
Federal issue pursues recognition of New York governors
Washington voices uncertainty over who the federal government will recognize as New York governor under the Dick law. The dispute between Sulzer and Glynn may affect militia arms and transport requisitions, with the war department delaying federal aid until state or court resolution. White House officials deny any presidential stance while Adjutant General Hamilton visits, saying his trip is unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
National Guard
Peekskill
N. Y
Thea War Department
Sulzer
Glynn
New York State
White House
Wilson
Hamilton
New York National Guards
Sulzer eyes treason indictment against Murphy leader
A sensational rumor claimed Governor Sulzer would seek indictment for treason against Charles F. Murphy, head of Tammany Hall anti-Sulzer forces, as D Cady Herrick denied the reports and said there was nothing to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Sulzer
Chas
F. Murphy
Tamma Hall Organization
D. Cady Herrick
Mediation in Mexico proposed by House bill and Penrose debate
Representative Towner proposed U S mediation with Argentina and Brazil to aid Mexico and authorized Wilson to cooperate with South American officials. Sen Penrose questioned White House explanations on Whit Bayard Hale in Mexico City and cited dispatches about danger to Shirley Hulst and family near Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Representative Towner
Iowa
Wilson
Mission of Lind Signals Shifts in Mexican Conditions
Senator Penrose accused Hale of acting in Mexico City as if he were President Wilson's representative and in talks with John Lind since his arrival. He recalled Hale left Hardmore Pennsylvania thirteen years ago under undisclosed circumstances and urged severing Hale's connections for the safety of Americans in Mexico. The information resolution was postponed to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penrose
Wilson
Senate
Bayard Hale
Mexico City
Hale
Mexico
Shirley ¢. Hulst
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Revolutionista
Chihuahua
John Lind
Mr. Lind
Hardmore
Dr. Hale
Auto Crash Fatal to Three in Saratoga on Sharp Turn
A car left the highway at the foot of a hill in Saratoga New York killing Albert J Fountain and Charles Davis and fatally injuring Earl Potter who was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Albert J. Fountain
Charles Davis
Earl Potter
Iowa county officials convene as Cedar Rapids chosen for 1914 session
Council Bluffs Iowa August sessions of four conventions of county officials end with focus on taxation and road laws. County treasurers auditors and stewards close meetings after debates over the new road law while members of the state highway commission address sessions explaining aims of a statewide system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Young People National Meet Opens in Waterloo
Delegates from all sections of the country gathered in Waterloo for the twenty second annual Young People’s Christian Union convention of the United Presbyterian church. The opening session at First Methodist saw inspiring singing led by H. Wiley Stewart and welcomed delegates with hopes the meeting would yield valuable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union of the United Preeran Church
First Methodist Church
Waterloo
Rock
le Land
Pittsburgh
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
H. Wiley Stewart
Monmouth
J. Mason Prough
William Galloway
United Presbyterian Church of
Galloway
Walter H. Rolling
Rollins
J. Mason Prugh
Geo. BE. Hartsock
Dayton
Hartsock
Ruth Latta
Washington la
Hart D. Miller
United Presbyterian Publications
Govel
A. R. Paul
Cedar Rapides
United Presbyterian Church
Cadar River
Cedar Rapide Presbytery
Waterlooks
Cedar Rapids
Desperate Schemes to Sleep in Heat Sweep Kansas City
In Kansas City during a prolonged heat spell, wealthy residents retreat to county roads in motor cars to sleep on knolls with beds pitched outside hoping for a breeze. Hert Goings of the Kansas City Yacht Club says he sleeps with a damp blanket but warns others not to imitate his method. Many also sleep in motor boats on the Missouri River where night air is cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansnaity Yacht Club
Missouri River
Japan Likely to Opine on Indemnity and U S Ties
Tokyo reports US openness to Japanese claims for indemnity to subjects affected by California alien land laws. Japan may accept a US backed principle or seek a permanent US foothold solution. Public sentiment grows harsher as Shachi Shimbun calls for expelling American missionaries from Korea.
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United States
California
Japan
Shachi Shimbu
Korea
Old Feud in Turkey Ends in Iowa Murder
In Marshalltown Iowa 22 year old Turkish laborer Roshet Gater was shot dead in a Green Mountain railroad camp while asleep. He named Mehmet Braen as his killer before dying. Braen, captured at Reinbeck, awaits extradition as the sheriff arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Turkey
Chicago
Roshet Gater
Gater
Green Mountain
Mehmet Braen
Braen
Reinbeck
Weather and temperature readings for August 15
The report notes yesterday's low of 75 and high of 96. It compares to last year when the day ranged from 67 to 81, with markings credited to Huchanan Optical Co. on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huchanan Optical Co
Iniles Ah
Murder Victim Found Disemboweled in Omaha Alley
J J Cain of Dallas Texas was murdered early today in South Omaha with aknife wound eighteen inches long across the abdomen. He died in hospital after two arrests were made. Cain was a clerk at the Nelson Morris Packing plant. A negro suspect was named by Cain before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
J. J. Cain
Dallas
Tex
South
Cain
Nelson Morris Packing Plant
Interventions and Revolt Actions Reported in Mexico
Mexico City reports the government asked the United States to intervene via Col. Jesus Carranza brother of Gov. Carranza of Coahuila. John Lind met with Mexican Foreign Minister Gamboa. In Vera Cruz the Huatuasco Indians revolt over land promises. Federal troops move against Zapata forces near Milta Alta, Pescoco, and Otumba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexican Council
el Paso
Jesus Carranza
Carranza
Coahuila
United States
Mexico
Lind
John Lind
Treat
Dent Wilson
Frederica Gamboa
Af Benor Gamboa
Mr. Lind
Indiana
Huatuasco
Vera Cruz
Carranwan
State of
Vera Craz
Zapata
Emiliano Zapata
Milta Alta
Federal Districts
Pexcoco
Otumba
Hostile Ranks of Women in Ballot Debate
Washington Ag 15 Delegates to the national council of women voters debated strategies for universal suffrage with emphasis on 1914 legislative proposals in suffrage states. Anti-suffragists led by Mrs F W Stott spoke to the house rules committee arguing most American women oppose political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
National Council of Women Voters
Council
F. W. Stott
New York
National Association
Henry
Des Moines Couple Killed In Auto Crash Near Road
Mrs. Harry L. Watson 35, editor's wife, died after their car overturned eight miles west of Des Moines on the river-to-river road. Mr. Watson was seriously hurt with a broken right shoulder and severe injuries. Their son escaped unharmed. Mrs. Watson died at Methodist Hospital early today. The family had recently acquired the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harry L. Watson
Bouton Press
Watson
Keokuk Baseball Players Robbed at Local Hotel
Ten members of the Keokuk baseball team were robbed at a Cedar Rapids hotel last night. The thief took three old watches and about $40 in cash.
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Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Wilsons Disciplinary Reprimand Sparks Diplomatic Drift
News from Washington and London report President Wilson reprimanding Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for criticizing Britain’s Mexican policy. The administration considered dismissal but chose a formal rebuke and ordered Page to apologize to Sir Edward Grey for the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
United States
Ambassador Page
Henry Lane Wileson
Mexico
Ambassador Wil«son
Edward Grey
Page
Southampton
Edward
Westminster Gazette
Wilson
Bryan
Huerta
Washington, D. C
Henry Lane Wilson
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Wine Makers Protest Tariff Schedule Hearing
Ohio and California wine manufacturers, joined by congressional delegates, pressed the Senate Finance Committee to block provisions of the new tariff bill. Ohio advocate Thomas E. Lannon argued the measure would favor California producers, while California interests led by Theo Mason Bell prepared a counterpoint for tomorrow’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
California
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas E. Lannon
Chicago
Morrow
Theo. Mason Bell
Delegates Tour Cedar Rapids Before Union Meeting
Two hundred delegates traveling by special train from Pittsburgh and the East to Waterloo for the Young People's Christian Union convention of the United Presbyterian church enjoyed an hour of touring Cedar Rapids. They praised parks drives and residential districts then returned to the train where the Commercial club and U P church members offered cake and candy. Each guest received a souvenir ham from the Sinclair Packing company.
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Cedar Rapids
Spes Vial
Pittsburgh
Rock Iseland
Waterloo
Peos Me
Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Commercial Club
U. P. Church
Sinclair Packi Ing Company
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J. P. White
Albia, Jr
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