Sulzer impeachment trial exposes witness tensions and aid
Albany report details Gov. Sulzer's impeachment proceedings with witness recalls. Morgenthau testifies the governor asked him to treat their ties as personal while Colwell and Sarecky elude and are later located. Trial reveals attempts to deny campaign contributions and questions of donor intent.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Henry L. Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthau
Peck
Harvey D. Himan
Capitol
Board of Managers
Louis A. Sarecky
Frederick L. Colwell
Sarecky
Ener
Executive
Colwell
Yonkers
Wall Street
Louis Marshall
Marshall
Dedding
Levy
Kiesel
Sulver
Wm. J. Elias
Wm. Hoft
Stadler
Hoffman
Eline
Lewis Conlon
New York
Daniel M. Nrady
John B. Stanchfield
Erra
Stanchfield
Cullen
Woman Lives in Hen Coop in Milwaukee
Mrs. Margaret Moser, 80, an Austrian immigrant, rented a rear chicken coop and survived on 50 cents a week. A poor superintendent found $70 hidden under a cot while investigating her living conditions. She refused to move to her son’s home and lamented Americans’ prosperity.
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Milwaukee
Margaret Moser
America
Greek King Returns as Balkan Tensions Rise
King Constantine of Greece rushes back to Athens for a crisis meeting with Sir Edward Gray as Greece warns of Turkish moves toward Kavala. Greek forces remobilize while Venizelos seeks a date for resumed peace talks in Constantinople amid whispers of a Bulgaria Turkey alliance against Greece.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Kinfi
Eastbourne
England
Edward Gray
Turkey
Kavala
Aegean Sea
Bulgaria
Asia Minor
Thrace
Elatherios Venizelos
Constantinople
Crop Moving Fund Deposits Rise Across Regions
Washington reports McAdoo has deposited 24 15 million of the 50 million crop moving fund in national banks. The south has received nearly all its quota while deposits are now being made in the central west.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
South
Central West
American Estate Pays Heavily to British Treasury
The British treasury received a windfall from the estate of Anthony Nicholas Brady of Albany N Y who died in London in July. Probate valued the UK property at $6 58 million with death duties totaling about $1.05 million payable to David Lloyd George the chancellor of the exchequer.
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London
Anthony Nicholas Brady
Albany
United Kingdom
David Lloyd George
Madero Brother Denounces Huerta In Ames
Cuaurol Madero, 18, brother of former Mexican president, declares Huerta cannot be rightful leader. He says the people reject his despotism and revolutionaries and notes his brother Francisco was murdered. He enrolled as a freshman in agriculture at Town state college in Ames.
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Ames
Huerta
Francisco
Mexican Republic
Curolog Madero
Mexico
Madero
Collest
Cotton futures tax unsettled in tariff talks
Washington report notes senate tariff conferees propose dropping the cotton futures tax from the tariff bill but the house refuses to commit, insisting on a separate vote on full repeal or a compromise. The debate centers on whether the provision should be dropped entirely or altered by agreement.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Tariff
House
Grenfell Selected Best Man for Sayre Wilson Wedding
Washington reports Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell of the Labrador Mission for Deep Sea Fishermen will be best man at Francis B. Sayre and Miss Jessie Wilson's White House wedding on November 25. Sayre befriended Grenfell during Labrador visits, and the lecturer is famed for Labrador life talks.
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Washington
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Francis B. Sayre
Jessie Wilson
President Wilson
White House
Death in Cornwall From Wasp Sting
Trewasthenia England Sept 26 A wasp sting killed Lady Holesworth formerly Miss Jane G Frost second daughter of Brigadier General D M Frost A S A of St Louis She was married in 1875 to the late Sir Louis Wm Molesworth who died in 1912 The sting entered the jugular vein and she died within twenty minutes
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Trewasthenia
Cornwall
England
Lady Holesworth
Jane G. Frost
D. M. Frost
Peoria Editor Likely to Be Wilson's Russian Ambassador Pick
Washington reports editor H. M. Pindell of Peoria as a leading candidate for ambassador to Russia. Friends expect a nomination soon due to his Baltimore Convention influence and long friendship with President Wilson. Charles R. Crane of Chicago also figures among candidates for the St. Petersburg post.
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Washington
D. C
H. M. Pindell
Peoria
Wilson
Russia
My. Pindell
Baltimore
Illinois
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Mob Overpowers Jail in Litchfield Killing of Joe Richardson
A mob in Litchfield Kentucky seized Joe Richardson from his jail cell after overpowering the jailer at about 1 am. Richardson, described as a Black man, was tied to a tree in the public square where he died amid the unrest. He had been charged with injuring Ree Coss, an 11 year old girl en route to school. The assailants left the body hanging as the crowd dispersed.
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Daniel M. Brady
Sulzer
Senator Bussey
Herrick
Brady
Litchfield
Joe Richardson
Richardson
Ree Coss
Local Public Servant Dies Saving Children from Runaway Horse
Seiya Scully, a New York street cleaning supervisor, sacrificed his life to shield a crowd of about 304 children from a runaway horse hitched to a truck near two Brookland public schools. He dragged the animal toward the curb but was dragged and fatally injured.
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New York
Seiya
Rimawas
Brookland
Scully
Mail car and express robbery sparks multi county manhunt
Two bandits robbed the Alabama Great Southern train No 7 near Cottondale Alabama during the night and escaped with money and a registered pouch. Deputy Sheriff James Bonner was killed during the search near Cottondale as authorities from Birmingham Bibb Tuscaloosa and Montgomery pursue the robbers with bloodhounds and a special train. No trace of the bandits or ransom amount is confirmed.
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Cottondale
Ala
Alabama Great
Birmingham
James Bonner
Montgomery
Bonner
Alabama Great Southern
Bibbville Siding
McAdory
Bodecker
Engineer Dies From Grief Over New Haven Wreck
Chas J Doherty 51, engineer of the second section of the Springfield express, died of heart failure at his New Haven home after grieving over the Stamford wreck last June in which six people were killed. He leaves a widow and two children.
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New Haven
Conn
Chas. J. Doherty
Springfield Express
Stamford
Attempt to Rescue Strikebreakers Near Ludlow
In Trinmad Colorado a posse of armed men went to Ludlow to free three strikebreakers seized by a mob of strikers. Sheriff Geriffany led the search but found no trace after hours. The abducted men, taken from a stage near Ludlow en route to Hastings mine, were surrounded by strikers and led toward the United Mine Workers tent colony where pickets guard the camp.
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Colo
Carort
Sherif Geriftiany
Ludlow
Hastings
United Mine Workers
United States Ambassador Penfield Presented to Emperor
Vienna September 26 Emperor Francis Joseph received the new United States ambassador Frederick Courtland Penfield of New York who presented his credentials and recalled Richard G. C. Kerns of St. Louis as retiring ambassador.
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Vienna
Emperor Francis Josef
United States
Frederick Courtland Penfield
New York
Richard GC. Kerns
St. Louis
New York Republican Meeting Backs Judicial Independence
Schurman of Cornell, temporary chairman, denounces judicial intimidation and favors appeals to the US Supreme Court on unamendable state issues. convention rejects recall but endorses judiciary independence. Washington dispatch notes railroads petition Supreme Court to strike down Interstate Commerce Commission rate cuts on California lemons, arguing for reasonable profit.
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New York
Sept
Jacob €. Schurman
Cornell University
Republican State Convention
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington, D.1
Transcontinental Radroads
Odsly
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Reynolds in Ghitigigm of Money Bill
George M Reynolds, president of Continental and Commercial National Bank, argues before the Bankers' Association that the money bill would politicize credits. He proposes minority consent for board actions including director discharge and interbank discount decisions.
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Chicago
Geo. M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Board of Control
Mr. Reynolds
SWITCHBANC COUP TO PIECES IN WRECK SCENE
A switchman on the G Western was knocked down and struck by a string of cars during a transfer. He tripped on an obstruction and fell, sustaining injuries as crew attempted to manage the cars. Police and rescuers attended the scene and began an investigation into the accident.
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Dunden
Eight Trudell children die in Quebec blaze
Fire in a three story wooden home in Quebec town kills eight children under sixteen as they slept. Alrich Trudell wife eldest son and nine daughters escape. matriarch Mrs Tradell gravely ill. Family lost four daughters and four sons, youngest two years old.
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Quebec
Alrich Trudell
Triudell
Tradell
Pailhood Quits Doal Business
Philadelphia reports President Rea of the Pummeylvania railroad announced that the board decided to sell its security holdings in the anthracite coal companies tied to its system for forty years. Susquehanna Coal Co. is the principal operating company and selling agency.
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Philadelphia
Rea
Pummeylvania Railroad
Tullny
Susquehanna Coal Company
Demand for Fifteen Minute Car Service on Ninth Street Line
Citizens along West Ninth line of the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railway urge 15 minute service citing substantial discommode by current half hour runs. They claim 6100 to 7000 residents rely on Ninth street line and higher frequency would boost revenue to cover extra facilities.
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West Ninth
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Ninth Street
Aged Towa minister dies at Long Beach
Telegraphs report the death at Long Beach of Rev Benedict Kilbourne aged 85 from injuries after a pier collapse last May. He served as a Methodist minister for six years, largely in the Northwest Iowa conference.
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Towa
Long Beach
Mason City
Lra
Benedict Kilborne
Kilbourne
Methodist Church
Northwest
Wongo gli a Freedom Assured By Treaty
St. Petersburg September 26. The Chinese foreign minister reopened negotiations with Russia over a threefold treaty involving Mongolia. The accord seeks recognition of an independent Mongolia under the Kutuktuor Khan and outlines terms of mutual relations and recognition.
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St. Petersburg
Caine
Mongolia
Cattle Entries Pour In for Mammoth Exhibition
Mstel, chairman of the committee arranging the cattle congress, today received entries from purebred cattle breeders for the mammoth exhibition. Names include Edward Lasater of Talfurias Texas and George T. Slade of White Bear Grove Minnesota with Guernseys and Jerseys among breeds.
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Mstel
Edward ©. Lasater
Talfurias
Tex
Jeperys
John H. Williams
Waukesha
Guernseys
George T. Slade
White Hear Grove
Minn
Thie Ingaport
R. Tw. Waar
MN. Birks
MW Iittertoa
Ene
Fire Roils Triumale Waist Firm as Owner Fined
New York report states Max Blauck, proprietor of Triumale Waist, found guilty of having the factory fastened on Angual o of this year after March fire that killed 60 lives. He receives a $20 fine.
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New York
Max Blauck
Triumale
Angual O
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