Court Allows Wide Scope In Sulzer Trial
Albany Sept 25 The impeachment court voted to admit all testimony about campaign contributions to Gov William Sulzer even when not in impeachment articles. Witness Tekulsky testified about donations and Sulzer’s falsified expenditures while prosecutors argue the evidence shows a pattern of concealment.
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Albany
Sulzer
Marshall
Stanchfield
N. Y
Alton EB. Parker
United States
William Sulzer
Parker
Monument Dedication For Juan Cabrillo In San Diego
In San Diego California on September 25 a ceremony dedicated a monument to Juan Cabrillo the early Spanish navigator who discovered San Diego Bay. US Special representative of King Alfonso Don Juan Rianes y Gay stood with Lieut Governor Wallace, with Congressman R J Henry and Senator J O Works in attendance. Naval and military pomp accompanied the event ending with a salute from U S warships in the harbor.
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Sann Diego
Cal
Juan Rianés Y Gaynogoos
Alfonso
Gov
Wallace
California
Man Cabrillo
R. J. Henry
Texas
Wilson
United States
J. 0
Works of California
First World Series Game Set for New York Oct 7
Philadelphia, Sept 24 National League officials decided the first game of the world championship series between the National and Philadelphia American League team would be played in New York on Oct 7. Umpires named were Connolly, Haun, Ketur, Kigder, and others.
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New York
Philadelphia
National Baseball] Commission
Shay Te
Taft Seeks Marble Post Office for New Haven in Marble Tavern Talk
Former President Taft urged Secretary McAdoo to build a marble post office in New Haven Conn as a private citizen. He questioned if a former Republican can sway a Democratic administration to choose marble over granite. Taft joked about reported illness and commented on Lincoln memorial commission changes. He later visited President Wilson.
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Washington, D. C
Wmn
Howard Taft
McAdoo
New Haven
Conn
Borland
Taft
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Wilron
Charlton Trial Set in February at Como Italy
In Como Italy Sept 25 the court lists documents for Porter Charlton awaiting trial on charges of murdering his wife at Lake Como three years ago. Included is the official marriage certificate to Miss Mary Crittenden Scott of San Francisco and all records referring to her. If no complications arise, the trial may begin by February.
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Como
Italy
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Mary Crittenden Scott
San Francisco
Schmidt Protos Do Not Compare In Frankfurt Case
German police received a photograph from New York of Johannes Schmidt, the self-confessed murderer of Anna Ammaller. The Tageblatt notes uncertainty whether the two men are identical after comparing facial features and eye areas with the American image.
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Berlin
Frankfort-on-Lie-Main
New York
Johannes Schmidt
Anna Ammaller
Tageblatt
Maing Pries
Ares
Germany
Burlington Gets 1914 Convention
Marshalltown Iowa on September 25 hosted the Town League of Municipalities annual meeting. Ehirlington was chosen as the convention site with A F Ford presiding. Mayors Sherdan of Ames and Peres of Marshalltown led as officers, while Weth of Cedar Falls served as trustee. The body approved strong resolutions urging state and federal action toward home rule for cities.
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Marshalltown
Ehirlington
Corn at Close in Chicago Trade Sees Nervous Session
Chicago on September 26 saw corn prices depressed by rumors that large speculators were unloading. The market closed nervous with declines of 3-8 and 1-2 cents per bushel under yesterday. Heavy rains in Kansas and Nebraska eased some fears about yields, leaving the close steady at near unchanged levels despite a firm tone earlier.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Ces Te Det
Train Safety Legislation Moves Forward in Congress
Commissioner McChord drafts a bill to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission on train safety after the Wallingford wreck killed twenty one. Representative Stevens of New Hampshire chairs hearings as experts in railroad operation prepare to testify and a House introduction is planned for next week.
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Ington
D. C
Interstate Commerce | Commission
New Haven Road
Wallingood
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
McChord
Steven
Newampshire
Interstate Conmeres Committee
Stevens
House
Mare
Reward Offered for Three Strikers in Trinidad Trouble
A $1,000 reward was posted for the capture of three strikers in connection with the killing of Marshal Robert Lee at Segundo. Authorities continued the manhunt as guards were doubled and officials urged strict law and order amid ongoing unrest. An exchange of shots between unknown guards at Sertude caused no reported injuries.
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Trinidad
Cola
Marshal Robert Lee
Segundo
Sertude
Alienists Work On Hans Schmidt Case Inquest
Reports say the alienists from the state examined Hans Schmidt, accused slayer of Alma Amaller, to assess his mental condition as inquest into the crime continues. Doctors Pound, Mabe, and others planned further evaluations as the investigation advances amid uncertain defense claims and expected grand jury action. Presidential nominations move forward in Washington with selections announced for various posts.
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York
Hans Schrmidt
Alma Amaller
Eheiante
Carlos 2
Mae Pound
Willis Mabe
Sehmidt
Sebraidt
Sohmidt
Mesdoud
Peres
Convict Ends Life in Prison Amid Corruption Allegations
A condemned inmate, convicted of bribery, died by suicide in his cell as investigations into corruption ties draw attention to prior cases and political influence. Authorities report no foul play and note ongoing inquiries into the broader penitentiary misconduct.
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Willlimson
Gyibades
Wis
Hitler
Howe
Tebe San
Davenport Boy Identified as James Young of Davenport Ia
Kansas City Missouri September 26 Frankie Young seven years old was identified as junior James Young of Davenport Iowa after officials at the detention home sent scales of fingerprints. The boy known as a wanderer since age four gave conflicting stories and provided hints of origins including Oak Island Illinois and later Olfunine as parental home. He will likely be returned to Davenport for custody proceedings.
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Kansas City
Frankie Young
James Young
Davenport
Tha Jad
Dedrat
Itoak Island
Frankie
Police Record Links Ellis to Indianapolis Murder Case
Los Angeles records identify Joseph Willis, sought for the murder of merchant Joseph Sellansky in Indianapolis. Willis, once linked to a 1909 false pretenses arrest, was later noted as a deserter from the U.S. Marines and ordered to Mare Island, with conflicting reports on his athletic team affiliation in a Los Angeles YMCA context.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Willis
Joseph Sellansky
Indianapolis
Iis
Ellis
United States
Mirry Land
Mare Island
Los Angel Yom. C. A
Bank Clearings and Weekly Totals Report
Bank clearings for the week ending September 24 show a total of 31,080,028.12 with weekly chattel mortgages and trust deeds listed for the period. The Hetch Hetchy grant committee recommends passage of the Hetch Hetchy bill authorizing San Francisco to build a water reservoir in the valley, a measure reported to the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Public Lands
Senate
San Francisco
Doubt If Catholic Party Can Elect Candidate
Report from Washington notes the Catholic party's nomination of Frederico Gamboa for president stirs Mexican situation anxieties. U S officials say Gamboa could not win a fair popular vote, while Mexican liberals doubt the Catholic-led bid and revolutionists may reject it. About fifty Americans, mostly women and children, travel overland toward Texas, guided by Vice Consul McCaughan as the group disperses across Durango and toward Monterey and Tampico.
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Washington
Dbc
Frederico Gamboa
Catholic Party
Bryan
United States
Gamboa
Constitutionalist Party
Radical Party of Mexico
Poplar
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Eduardo Tamariz
Washington, D.C
Texas
Jeff Durango
McCaughan
Durango
Tam
Torreon
Laguna
Monterey
Tampico
German Imperial Family In Opat Dispute Over Brunswick Thrones
Berlin reports a split nearly occurred within the German imperial family over the enthronement duties for Prince Ernest August of Cumberland and Princess Victoria Louise as duke and duchess of Brunswick. Prussian officials prompted a renunciation of Hanover throne claims, risking abdication. the couple threatened to wear civilian dress and flee to Austria with their bride. Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg intervened to settle the issue.
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Berlin
Ernest August of Cumberland
Victoria Louise
Brunswick
Germany
Austrias
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Weather log and temperature record for September 25
A weather note lists low and high temperatures for the day, comparing with the previous day and the prior year. Readings show a low around 2 degrees and a high near 77, with earlier figures and supplier marking noted.
Embezzlement Charge Against BR. J. Agent in Iowa
Marshalltown Iowa September 25 E J Wilson agent of the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad at Laurel was yesterday held on a five thousand seven dollar bond for alleged embezzlement of two thousand five hundred dollars from the company. Wilsons arrest followed examination of his books.
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Marshalltown
E. J.wilson
Minneapoli &St. Louis Railroad
Laurel
Wilson
Retired merchant dies in apparent suicide
Mr. Robert F. Watts, 44, a prominent retired merchant of Tillsboro, Iowa, was found dead at midnight from self inflicted wounds. Authorities list health as a contributing factor.
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Mr. Pleasant
Robert F. Watts
Tillsboro
Chung
Hig Watere Health
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