Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-18
SULZER CEASED TO BE NEW yORK'S
Governor At NOON YESTERDAY

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paper men VINO hau oeeh summoned
| 20 'he executive li'ahSoh 10 meet
the governor AT SIX Clock waited
on 'he Netahua OUTSIDE Nolah passed
'ut ana 'he newspaper men were au-
i"l'''u' IN nan OUTSIDE Mrs, sui
"er P'ay'u win fa'Sy, an lrlSh ter
/ IIe' u"F ne amman Hro"leu ana
snapped at ShaWI she wore, a mo-
mehl .at'r' flatI appeared with copies
OF H"I1'I ) statement
me governor VIII see you IN a
minute ne SAID.
suddenly, from out or a ddrNenod
] room To the right Sulzer stepped INTO
the circle. If he Is the nervous wreck
/ ihat some nave reported MN to he'
ne ala not show il. lie was pale, but
smiling. II" shook hands warmly and
told every one he Was glad to see
him, some one started to ask him
/ a question, but he interrupted
i haN" nothing more to say than
| my statement contains he said
"When are you going away he
was asked
i cannot tell that nor where | am
going he replied But ] am going
to get out of Albany as quickly as
| ] can
Another question was started, but
Suller said. Good night again shook
hands with all his visitors, ana the
call was at an end.
From authoritative sources II was
| learned that SulZer Intends To leave
| Albany sunday but his destination
is secret
The Sulzer statement follows
In response to requests from
/ friends throughout the state lor some
/ explanation from me, | can only say
/ at this time that J am glad my tral
IS over.
l'y virtue or power beyond 'he
present control OF our electorate !
now hand back 10 the people ih' com
mission they gave me, ana mana 1t
back to th'm-unl'IhisI'd ana "l'su'-
| He'd.
MY Ilp9 nave been seated lor
| weeks during Whi'h L'I1e NAY -
patiently submitted To abuse ana vi 'D-
! H'aIlon. ll""'N'r, alIeI S'a.'"b my
case TO my counSe" ana "y Iner au-
wee. on August H. maze the loI-
lowing statement.
u'uN 'IIaI "N'u 'aHIp'iS" N""-
trlnutIohs Tor personal use.
deny thai ! specuIa'ed IN wan
| street or used money coh'rlpuied Ior
campaign purposes TO puy S'"cNS
| either IN my own name OF o'l'rN ISr'
never had an account win J. III
Ter Gray or Boyer ana frisWoId' }
| never heaid OF these IlIIiIs' 40 ho'
| know the members ana Nhe" ho'hlhB
about the transactions with these
firms, testified to before lhe Fra"ley
committee until recently threatened
| with exposure ana the aII's'u trans
actions were brought to my attention
by the iraWIey committee.
| Inc Slo'h HId'leI WIN I''lI'S
Fuller was not speculative account
put loan account MADE up on sIo'NS
as collateral Whlch STOCKS had De'h
acquired ana pald lor years peI"re iHH
nomination Tor the once OF governor
and from other sources than Harris
a Fuller.
Certain checks given during my
campaign were deposited TO my per
sonal account, and thereafter pro-
tected the amount OF said checks 10
the campaign committee.
In ming my statement OF receipts
ana disbursements with the secretary
OF state relied upon Information
furnished me by the persons IN 1mne-
date charge OF my campaign ana IN
whom ! had and stlll nave the most
implicit confidence ana believed
the statement furnished by them AT
the time to be accurate ana true.
NO legal evidence was adduced at
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