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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1913

Page

7

Impeachment Trial Opens for New York Governor Sulzer

Albany witnesses fill the capitol as the court of impeachment convenes with nine judges and the senate. Governor Sulzer appears through counsel. the court adjourns to Friday after organizing the panel and addressing jurisdiction and rules.

Senate Court of 1 John C. Fitzgerald New York Pattrick RE. McCabe Senator Fitzgerald Court of Appeals Willam Sulzer Albany N. Y William Sulzer Andrew Johnson United States Senate Assembly Board of Managers Alton B. Parker John B. Stanchfield Edgar T. Brackett Eugene Lamb Richards Isidore J. Kresel Hiram ¢. Todd D. Cady Herrick Irving G. Vann Austin G. Fox Harvey D. Hinman Louis Marshall Roger P. Clark Sulzer Assembly Secretary of State Legislative Committee Tueaus Tom New York Stock Exchange Robert F. Wagner Ll Hi Cullen Coute of Appeals Stud of Wagner Gray McCabe Hiscock, Chase and Miller High Court Fraley Theefense Herrick Wall Street Frawley Committee Tammany Hall II Charles F. Murphy short_ily Sylar

Red Cross appeal notes Bulgarian relief needs

Washington dispatch reports General Miles urging U S aid for Bulgaria through the Red Cross. He describes 4000 wounded without shelter and widespread starvation and hospital shortages. Miles advocates sending part of funds to Red Cross of Serbia as necessary support.

Washington, D. C Bulgaria Red Cross Nelson A. Miles Miles America Washington Red Cross Society Servia

Yaqui clashes and sieges erupt in Sonora region

Official reports describe new Yaqui outbreaks south of Guaymas and in the Yaqui river valley, sparking U S state reactions. A prolonged battle near Buena Vista over a railroad link between Tonichi and the coast is reported, with unknown results. A Mexican garrison at Coconut is besieged by Indiana forces.

Jionglas Ariz Guaymas Yaqui River Sonora Buena Vista Esperanza Tonichi Coconut Indiana

Falls Dead on Battlefield of 50 Years Ago

Alexander Calhoun of Aledo died after spending yesterday on the Chickamauga battlefield where he and comrades fought 50 years ago. A telegram said the excitement possibly triggered heart trouble.

Aledo, al Alexander Calhoun Chickamauga

Dalis in BolI Spring Burn Roster Haunts Ames Teen

A senior Hoss P White of Ames suffered severe burns from a boil ing spring accident at Yellowstone Park while working as a guide this summer. He is recovering in Fort Yellowstone government hospital. White’s friends learned of the incident recently. Gov Folk announced new federal nominations including Joseph W Folk and Henry Wade Rogers.

Falis Boli Ames Yellowstone Park Hoss P. White Tallege Hoemow Fort Yellowstone White National Park Folk Washington, T Wilson Joseph W. Folk Missouri Department of Striate Henry Wade Rogers Compertit United States Circuit Guden

Funeral of John F L Wade

Funeral services for the late John F L Wade were held here in the morning with Archbishop Keane of Dubuque officiating. Prominent men from all parts of the state attended. special trains brought guests from Vaso City and Dubuque.

Jon FL Wade John FL Wade Archbishop Keane Dubuque Vaso City Dlibuque

Administration currency bill clears House amid amendments

The administration currency bill passed the House 286 to 84 after hours of debate and minor wording changes. An amendment clarifying the bill’s meaning was adopted, while a larger effort to amend the gold standard remained opposed. It now goes to the Senate for lengthy consideration by the banking committee.

Washington D.C Administration House Washington, D.C Banking Committee Represent i Five Fess Republican Ohio Glass Senate

Interstate Commerce Commission Seeks Private Car Line Probe

The Interstate Commerce Commission orders all individuals firms and corporations owning or operating cars or shipments in interstate commerce to appear as defendants in the private car line investigation. The probe concerns allowances paid by trunk line railways and may broaden beyond railways to include more parties.

Washington, DD. T Interstate Commerce Tae Prtran

Quiet Day for Harry K Thawi

Fragmentary text presents a quiet day note about Harry K Thawi with stray references to Washington, a governor Parker, and miscellaneous garbled phrases. The readable bits discuss routine events and a courtroom or spa setting, with unclear chronology and no decisive outcome.

National G A E election today in Chattanooga

National G A E officers to be elected at the annual meeting in Chattanooga Tennessee as rain drenched events proceed. Major candidates include Col CB Ananis of Superior Neb and Washington Gardner of Michigan for commander in chief with John F Sauter of Pittsburgh and 8 Scott of San Francisco as leading challengers. A large contingent of veterans from six states and a Confederate veteran will vote in the outdoor event despite heavy downpours and a rain soaked tent setting.

Chattanooga Tenn Army of the Republic Sons of Veterans Alfred B. Beers Col CB. Ananis Superior Neb Washington Gardner Michigan John FE Sauter Pittsburgh Scott San Francisco

Record Heat Peak Hit 127 Degrees at Silver Lake

A San Bernardino report from California notes a record heat milestone at Silver Lake reaching 127 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday. The extreme heat caused noticeable damage to structures but repairs are underway as crews assess the impact.

San Brrourdinga Cat Celifuenia Silver Lake Interwenion

Fragmentary notice yields unclear event details

OCR text is damaged with many garbled words making it impossible to identify a clear incident, date, location, involved parties, or outcome. The fragment references a close event but lacks coherent facts to summarize.

We RATHEREN HONORED BY VITRIT VAs ALA Ss

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Canadians Secure Petroleum Field

A fragment notes a petroleum field action with mentions of individuals and dates, indicating a securing or seizure event involving Canadian interests. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text. Further readable details are needed to clarify parties, location, and outcome.

Wheeler Accusations Hit Diplomat Wheeler in Rome Case

Washington dispatch reports Wheeler, a diplomat since 1808, accused of using court courtesy to profit Linwselt via commercial advantage. The case centers on alleged influence and impropriety in dealings tied to the American embassy secretariat in Rome. Wheeler, educated at Princeton, married Tabie Meminie Rives in Pakyo.

Wheeler Rome Americcn Pakyo Princeton University Woodrow Wilsop Tabie Meminie Rives Amelie Troubetskoy

Japanese Ambassador Chinda Holds Talks With Wilson

Washington reports Chinda the Japanese ambassador met with President Wilson to discuss the California alien land law while Tokyo delays a fourth note. Secretaries Brown and Moore are involved in prior discussions but no reply has been made. officials note mounting pressure from Tokyo for a definite response and faster negotiations.

Washington D.C Viscount Chinda Wilson California Brown Tokio China United States Jol Tussefi Moore Japa Hms Chinda

English Mansion Food for Flemés

Figs, likely incendiary, destroyed Theobald Park a grand mansion at Waltham Cross owned by Admiral Sip Hedworth Lambten-Mene. The blaze caused extensive damage and halted planned events at the estate.

London Theobald

Fragmented OCR note hints at local legal and bank events

A garbled text fragment mentions abuse alerts, dates and a bank, with references to a public event schedule and a seminar. It appears to be notes about a forthcoming meeting or notice, including possible names and places, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Burton Attacks New Money Law at Richmond Session

Senator Theodore E. Burton assailed the Democratic currency bill and the reserve bank plan during the American Institute of Treasury session in Richmond. He warned the federal board structure could invite political manipulation and urged bank exclusivity over currency issuance, while endorsing provisions for national banks and foreign coin branches.

Righmond Federal Reserve Board Treasury and Agriculture Burton Ig Gn Rayaizn

London Motor Bus Drivers Still Quiet

London motor bus drivers have not yet taken decisive strike action though tensions rise. Only a small company’s 150 vehicles saw about one in a hundred out this morning after a dispute over onion badges. both sides remain firm and a general work stoppage tonight is feared.

London Buuses Rly Water Omnibuses Whieh Oer

Opening at Meurney's Shows New Fall Wear

Acne display of new fall wear and apparel decorates Meurney's in mid autumn style. Latest fashions arranged for easy viewing to attract shoppers.

Meurney's CL. Metvrnes Ben Gretdy

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