Democrats Seek Funds for Campaign Efforts and Party Aid
A donation appeal urges Democratic supporters to contribute from 100 to 500 dollars, naming Herman Ridder and Norman Mack as fundraisers. It emphasizes nationwide turnout and asks readers to mail checks to the national committee in New York or Chicago, praising concerted public campaigning.
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Muret
Herman Ridder
Nu- Tine
Halfman House
New York
Norman FE
Mack
National Committee
Anasteriama
Aaihex
Chicago
Tentative Itinerary for Indiana Campaign
Chicago Oct 10 W J Bryan to speak in Indiana over four days. He will spend two days in state on the way east and two days returning. Planned stops include October 19 20 30 and 3 with campaign funds and contributors under scrutiny by National Chairman Mack who questions a newspaper publication.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Mack
Wat
New York
Chicagre
Four Wounded in Attack on Jail
Report from Creamville details a jail attack that left four wounded amid street shooting and a rising security response. State troops from Torrens arrived by train at 6 46 p m to guard the scene as authorities pursue the assailants and identify suspects, with Irby’s arrest following the commitment of the alleged crime to the authorities.
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Creamville
Newen
Clarence Agnew
Torrens
Mewie
Nat
War
Riot at jail interrupts mob attack on Black man
Bystanders assaulted a Black man causing police to arrive and seize him from the crowd. The jail was stormed as Sheriff Nichols mobilized deputies and militia amid gunfire from inside the jail as a mob battered the gates and tried ladders to gain entry.
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Nichols
Powter
Austria Hails No Dictation and Danube Commission Idea
The Austrian foreign minister states Serbia’s military moves are non aggressive and vows close scrutiny of Serbia’s actions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He appeals for Serbia to adopt a sensible attitude and suggests inviting Serbia and Bulgaria to appoint representatives to a European Danube commission to ease river passage and concessions.
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Sergvia
Bulgaria
European Danube Commission
Danube
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Hersegovina
Baron von Aherenthal Bald
Servia
Chicago Drummer Seized in Murder Case
The report details a Chicago drummer arrested in a murder linked to a Michigan Avenue residence. Mrs. Thermpetndel, living with Mr and Mrs Raymond, was found tortured and murdered with hands bound and a drawn cord. The motive and connections include her former service at a man named Mann's home, with investigations at a railway station revealing a lawyer presence.
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Chicago
Norton and prisoner visit tied to police questioning
Norton and the prisoner arrived and, on advice of counsel, the son refused to answer police questions. Mann Jacall allegedly identified as the mysterious Raymond by the honey keeper of the Michigan Avenue rooming house after several conversations.
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Norton
Mann Jacall
Raymond
Honey Reeper
Michigan Avenue
Carnegie Gives to Republican Committee Appeal for Fifty Dollar Checks
An appeal from George Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee urges individuals to contribute fifty dollars to support the national campaign. He cites large expenses and notes that corporate gifts are barred by law and that he will publish a list of contributions after the election.
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Woodruff
Republican National
Speed record set on Long Island Motor Parkway
Herbert Lytle drove an Italian car 224.6 miles in 10 minutes sweeping the Motor Parkway stock car race at New York with cars priced at $4,000 or more. He reportedly broke the speed record and attained an extraordinary 425 miles per hour, according to the Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.
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iBy Morning Journal
Specal
Long Island Motor Parkway
New York
Italion
Motor Parkway
Herbert Lytle
Spectacle and crowd fail to meet speedway expectations
The new mil lion dollar speedway hosted five races with few spectators and modest excitement. Lyte led early and held speed around 64.26 mph for most of the event while Sharpe and Bourque battled in the Garden City Sweepstakes. Despite track praise and safety, one leg fracture occurred to Mechanician La Mond in Miller's car, who returned to continue racing.
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Sharpe
Bourque
Garden City
la Mond
River Miller
Nassau
Miller
Hugh Eastern
Jericho
W. KR. Burns
W. HM. Sharp
Meadow Brook
MH. H. Hughes
Motor Park
Herbert Late
Man Charged with Murder in Wedding Crash
Jay Razor, alleged suitor of Orrie Ler, is formally charged with first degree murder after Orrie Ler, a factory girl, is found dead on a country road. Razor proclaims innocence, saying this was to be their wedding day. Evidence cited includes a coat with stains, a missing shoe, and footprints at the road scene.
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Pamilure
William Joryan
Platfort
Flo
Department of Justice
Paris
J. K. Richards
American Steel and Wire, Company
Steel Trust
Carnerie
Republican
Democratic
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Guy Razor
Morning Journal Special
Wadewearth
Ohio
Het
Bie Jay Razor
Mmrehipiat
Orrie Ler
Here
Wan Fiday
Orrie
Marshal Ricktey
Ragov Barn
Ruger
Kiaxer
Murdle
Mias Lee
Mock
George Bkeckter
Whem Mig Fee Bokhrded
Waitsworth
Mims Lée
Colonel Stewart Retired From Active Duty
Washington report says Colonel William F. P. Stewart, exiled at Port Cinant Arizona, was retired from active service after a board found cause. The president directed the retirement and Stewart, now elderly, expressed hurt and questioned the action.
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F P. Stewart
Colonel Stewart Retired By Presidential Action
Colonel Stewart received formal notification of retirement ordered by President Roosevelt after war department action. He lamented the sudden notice stating he was unprepared and had not planned for retirement, having requested only four months leave. He indicated the loss of the incident occurred in the cage and questioned the timing of the notification.
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Eouhot
Stewart
War Department
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