Garrison Arrest and Impeachment Court Open in Albany
James C. Garrison, Sulzer's graft investigator, jailed for contempt, seeks release as the New York impeachment court begins its second session. The assembly defends its plenary power to punish, while rules set daily sessions and a final guilty verdict process for Governor Sulzer impeachment.
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Albany
James C. Garrison
Sulzer
Garrison
Albany County Penitentiary
State Assembly
Supreme Court
Levy
Tammany
Capitol
Anna R
Jie
State Court of Appeals
N. Y
High Court
Committee On
Supreme Court of
Clark
Hach
William Sulzer
Allnight Joy Ride Ends in Shootings in City
In San Francisco on September 19, Mrs. Kate Conigan 30 was shot in the neck likely to die while Geo Kovneck a night watchman and William Acker the car driver were killed. Police hunt ASA Cowlson owner of a large feed store linked to the wounded woman.
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San Francisco
Kate Conigan
Geo. Kovneck
William Acker
Thes City
Asa, Cowlson
Wudan
Argentine cargo eases prices in Montreal trade
Reports of Argentine cargo landed in Montreal at a discount stirred market activity. Traders rallied in afternoon trading as buying pressure from leading buyers kept sentiment firm. Closing levels held near the prior night’s quotes with only minor shifts in wheat and related markets.
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Montreal
Overcast Sky Delays Thaw Ride and Extradition Prep
In Concord New Hampshire Harry K Thaw faces an overcast morning as crowds stay under cover. Sheriff Drew allows a state house visit if the crowd remains inside. Thaw scans newspapers and mail while lawyers prepare for the extradition hearing before Governor Felker next Tuesday.
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Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Drew
State House
Thaw
Felker
Senator Kenyon Doubts Passage of Currency Law
United States Senator W. Kenyon, visiting Fort Dodge Iowa, announced plans to tour the state to interview businessmen bankers and farmers on the currency question. He said there will be no currency legislation this congressional session.
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Fort Dodge
United States
Kenyon
Prize winners at Waverly Fair in Iowa show diverse stock
Waverly Iowa September 19 prize winners list for the live stock fair includes Percherons Firsts to Third with reinscriptions of M Reeves and others, Belgians, Roadsters, Morgans, Shetland ponies, Welsh ponies, driving teams, 1934 3 colts, Short horn cattle, Aberdeen Angus, War Red Poland, Holsteins, Jerseys and fat cattle. Champion sweepstakes awarded to W F Austin and D Mont.
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Waverly
M. Reeves
H. Kingman
Plainfield
L. G. Goldberg
Dnliuth
Independence
Edgar Robinson
Robison
Charles Lowder
J. P. Grawe
George Vossler
J. B. Baker
Morgans
J. H. Shannon
Nashua
Charles Seibert
George Vosseler
Reuben Ford
Cedar Falls
Robert Coffin
Pease
Sumner
George Cannell
B. B. Shores
Fred Knott
Henry Eisler
Leonard Miller
Will Greiner
Shell Rock
Short Horn
B. Hh. Shores
E. E. Tracey
Fred Schoff
Dunkerton- Aberdeen Angus
W. F. Dumont
Kingsley
Poland
E. Tracey & Son
C. A. Nelson
Henry Schrodemeyer
Winnie Eldredge
Moose plans building for new clubhouse at key intersection
Waters loo judge No. 328 Loyal Order of Moose outlined a plan to buy a plot near the Fourth Street and Pine Street intersection for a new clubhouse estimated at 85000 dollars. The Moose Building company will supervise erection, with committee members James T. Knoop W A Gentzler and G Bo Braeden drafting articles of incorporation.
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Watersloo
Loyal Order of Moose
Fourth Street
Moose Building Company
James T. Knoop
W. A. Gentzler
Bo Braeden
Settlement Reaches Damages in Death of Man Struck by Car
The cases for damages brought by Emory M. Bavee and Orta S. Boxee as administrators of Lon A. Tavee against the WotI railway have been settled in stipulation. Plaintiffs reportedly received $4,000 for the man’s death at Galloway two years ago after being struck by a car and killed instantly.
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Emory M. Bavee
Orta S. Boxee
Lon A. Tavee
Woti, & Oy
Yvonne
Gallowas
Electricians Convention Prepares Referendum on Officer ELECTION
Denver Sep. Terminals announce a referendum vote on officers at the annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The session notes a proposal to unite with a rival union already holding a convention in the West. The vote has been in progress since Aug. 20 as the convention continues.
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Denver
Coto
Flieg
Tnternational Brotherhood
Ivetrival
Sion
Brone
Minnesota congressman rails against currency bill with wooden tombstone
Representative Smith of Minnesota denounces a proposed currency bill by dragging a seven by four foot wooden tombstone before the house to symbolize perceived control by four political appointees. He claims the bill would place industry labor agriculture and commerce under a partisan Federal Reserve Board with sixty nine powers.
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Minnesota
Washington
Smith
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Election of officers at Grand Army encampment ends
Chattanooga Tenn Sept 14 The forty seventh Grand Army encampment nears completion with officers to be chosen and the next encampment city to be decided The morning session saw candidates for chief to succeed Alfred J Beers include Colonel Ham of Superior Neb and Washington Gardner of Albion Mich The convention will decide whether delegates or the executive committee sets the next meeting place and a location for this encampment was already named by the executive committee
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Alfred J. Beers
Hams
Superior
Neb
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
G. R
Lhree
National Council of Administration
German Princess Sophia Dies By Her Own Hand
Princess Sophia of Heidelburg, 24, found dead by a revolver in the palace. The reported motive linked to engagement rumors with Hans Var Bidehorder while her father opposed the match. Her death follows rumors of heart disease and family disapproval.
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Heidelbure
Germany
Sophia of
Willian Hl
Havin
DSSS
Prinvess Sophia
Hans Var Bidehorder
Bertin
Des
Torre Prinvess Sophia
Yvonne
Banker Couple Rumored to Marry Despite Prince Willani’s Opposition
Rumors persist that a group of bankers teamed up to wed, despite Prince Willani opposing the match. The chatter centers on a possible engagement and upcoming nuptials speculated by local observers.
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Prince Willani
Smoke consumer fully abates nuisance at Waterloo Ice Works
The Waterloo Artificial Ice company at Ninth and Water streets completed a new smoke consumer over a week and began its first test run. The apparatus burns every particle of smoke, reducing the nuisance and promising at least 44 percent fuel savings by creating two fires and ensuring complete combustion of carbon particles.
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Waterloo Artificial Ice Company
Ninth and
Water Streets
Rural Schools to Select Seed Corn for Testing
Pupils arranged thirty ears per school for a seed corn test in strings of ten. Spring testing will judge seed quality using the Rag Pollers method under Agriculture Extension from Prof. Masher. The program aims to boost corn yields in Black Hawk County and statewide.
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Rapertie Fondent
Masher
Black Hawk
Eouty
Towa
Life of Hans Schmidt Explored in Alleged Slayer Case
Authorities link priest Hans Schmidt to multiple murders after finding death certificates and burial forms in his trunk. Investigators note a possible cousin connection to Dentict Muret and seek another woman named in Schmidt’s case. A photographer testified Schmidt directed burial records to forge copies, suggesting more planned killings.
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New York
Hele
Dhase Sehmidt
Atma Aaamatier
Seaein
Sehmidt
Gede
Abraham
Wis
Viethus
Thhags Schmidt
Schmidt
Muret
Frey
Aschaffenburg
Germany
Aluret
Adolph Mueller
Schmitt
Health Department
Robert Stith
Paturab
Smith
Temperature readings and names from Buchanan report
Temperature data shows a high of 48 and a low of 7s with multiple names listed such as Wilson, Bean, Starkweather, Frayer and Pipher. The fragment references markings from Buchanan Optical Co and mentions locations including Charles City and Utndson with unclear context and dates.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Studience
Ve Havel Wilson
Charles City
Poa Bean
Charles Cio
Anehartin Pipher
Utndson
Sftelhy Starkweather
Oelweithoa
Frayer
Qelweith
Body of Mayor Gaynor Lays in State After Ocean Arrival
The body of William J. Gaynor, Mayor of New York, who died at sea, lies at his Brooklyn home. A private funeral is planned, with the body later lying in state at New York City Hall until Monday and a Trinity Church service. Military and police escorts accompanied the funeral cortege through the city to Brooklyn.
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New York
Wil J. Gaynor
Mia
Brooklyn
Lusitania
Correction
Pier A
Guarwhine
Liverpool
Ander
Fhe Fire Department
Police
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Brooklyn Bridge
Trinity Church
Norman Ynor
Marers
Thurry Wingut
Gaynor
Tragic Rail Transit Fatality Near Northwood
Olaf Arneson, 25, was killed instantly by a Rock Island freight train near Northwood while walking on the tracks after a dance. He was returning home when struck, with the incident reported from Mason City dated September 19.
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Mason City
Olaf Arneson
Rock Island
Northwood
Arneson
Madero and Suarez Death Ruled Not Result of Crime
Mexico City September 15 A military court ruled that the deaths of Francisco I Madero and Jose Pino Suarez were not caused by punishable crime. The decision states the deaths occurred without criminal action and cites no charges against authorities.
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Maperos
Mexico
Mexico City
Tate
Francisco J. Madero
Jose Pino Suarez
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Senate
D. Cady Herrick
Wagner
Frawley
Ramsperser
Saner
Alton B. Parker
Cullen
Sulser
Allnight Joy Ride
Loge
W. F. Austin
Dumont
Bert Cove
W. F
Austin
Moose Plan Building
Electricians Convention
Martin Mviteibie Shee, Fe Eipar Farreser
Smith of
Minn
AMM Rica
Hhetroi
Sophia
Hans Dchmidt
Anna Aumuller
Slayer
Firurot
Helen Green
Ier Mame
Nane
Chicago
Maret
WM. J Gaynor
Ed American
York City Hall
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