Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-15
GLYNN DEMANDS
OFFICE TODAY
COMPLEX SITUATION IN NEW
YORK MAY COME TO A
HEAD TODAY.
MRS. SULZER VERY SICK
Entire Machinery of State Tied Up as
u Result OF Two Claimants 10
Office of Executive.


ALBANY, n. Y, Aug l4'-beu-
tenant Governor Glynn VIII make a
formal demand upon Governor Sui
9ar tomorrow for possession of the
..t,, .ho,,,..r ~ tho ,o,itnl and
eNcCu''N' "
thus bring to an issue the question
as to who is governor Of the state
90 Naw York This was announced
49,. ,,a,t.,,,r,
tohlshl W i'ehu' u '''o
governor
Roth the imDc3ched governor and
49,. ,i,,,..,.,, ,,o,..rror claimed to
'he
be directing the machinery ol the
government today and both spent a
- busy day day in their respective Of
fees with counsel and friends. form
ulating plans to maintain their auth'
ority. Meanwhile the governors +
wife. who Is expected to be the star
witness at his trial lies in critical
condition in the executive mansion.
Her nerves collapsed yesterday which
VAS accompanied by hystcria, grew
Nso serious that the governor s"'
to- .l.w York for two specialists. Mrs.
G,l.er had high temperature ana
= rapid pulse during most of the day
but ner condition was reported rs
somewhat improved tonight.
STATE ucmornlilcd.
.,.., ,r,,.
The whOIe machlhGIS % % %s'"tc
eminent was uti.oi"'i1vu eV't'S s,,,osp
result OF the uhlque Nont'S' 49, no'' 49,,
the rlNaI Cldl i"i ~ I'l.,
once ana dIedu3 unV uut,,i,'tad
clse OF authoIlt! mas pt P.,a,tc.
complications WIN wv, t"o V.i,vt {.in,li,,f,
Ne" JERSEY am ,,,, e9t r - signad
The lnlpeacheu s0Nc',ot
Icqulo''i"i. c ,i',h ~ tbese states for
ernors for each ol these st"tes ~ ~
the eNtradltioh ol PrlSo'tSio N,7,, " Worii
custody OF the STATE ol Ne" ar, o.n
Whether the au'moIl,les IT, ~ oor1|,is- r',,,
II the prisoners pot'o W. VI
Honers OF New o' ~ .,', III ~ ~ ro-
slnla case "ouiu ''l" ,ar,,ed unon
qulstloh papers ""o' 80, - tba
them-whether the gov BoiSo Nerllots - thani. ,,ie
two states would also recosl my 'ii'-i ''io,'i
whether in the event Oh sucn leVuh,', ,,.t,,id
tion, counsel Tor tho PttaoiVi 49,
Ieoo' 1t,i, 81 tIair clients was
the extradltioh OF IheIr cIlo",3 80
illegal-these Ntie
questions "hich '"o
sented .,,,, ,.,,,li-
with the sltuaton nus t,o
Gated, various depaIl VI d.,.
state government MAJ NJ i'''v ~, ,,,,,,
and with one exception I'lauv hU op
announcement ol JhoIt dtI't"u'V
war deither clalmant hl' ~
Colonel Edward h noNaru' VI '',
staff of AdJutaht Peht'dI ll.,,. ilal'I,.'1''' ,i
called on the lieutenant soleiHoi ~,
day ana IornldH! us iti,, n
thOrty Of Mr.. Glyhh ny dshin3
there were any orders ne CdrVu ~
transmit to the adlutaht general ,I WIZ
was about to leave town. MI 'lS" i"
had none.
at is perfectly clear 10 Dotn u'H1
eral Hamilton ana mysei; SUI
Lieutenant Colonel HoWaiu latci,
that Martin II. Glynn is the aStInS
governor Of this state. lhe hatloIla.
guard as an nrsah'"Cu S, pouS, S,,i,or
take orders from governor 'u'@''
until he clears himself
Secretary OF state Ml'Cheii AZ" %
also was reported 10y one oi
Glynn's friends, to nave recoEI Il"''
the claims Of the lieutenant soNel
nor.
New Locks on Doors'
In anticipation Of any aieHlPt on
the part of the Glynn contlhgeht 40
oust him from the executive chaIlp'I
Goveror Sulzer today had new l9Cns
Dlaced on the TWO doors ltdulIlS