Taft Campaign Voices Labor Union Support Across Ohio
W H Taft spoke to large crowds in Zanesville Cambridge and Akron stressing court rulings that protected labor unions. He cited cases influencing labor organization and praised Italian American citizens at an end of day Italian ball. Taft also highlighted endorsements from Daniel J Keefe of the AFL and noted gains in union strength and funding under his legal framework.
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Harrison Foraker
McWhinley
Roosevelt
Tatt
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Michigan
Harris
East Liverpool
Beveridge challenges Bryan with poll questions in Salt Lake City
Senator Albert Beveridge told a Salt Lake City audience that if Bryan becomes president his administration would meet strong internal opposition. He demanded Bryan answer whether Democratic senators would back his trust control plan and whether a public poll of senators would be taken. Beveridge predicted heavy opposition to Bryan’s policies from his own party and stated he would travel next to Pueblo on Wednesday.
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Gompers Challenges Taft on Labor Facts at Rally
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL appeals to W H Taft asking for specific lies he allegedly uttered last Saturday night and offers to apologize if a single point is shown He reviews Taft's labor stance noting Taft's injunction policy as a judge and its echo in Bucks Store and Lange cases under Judge Gould This reflects labor leaders critique of presidential candidates position on labor issues in Buffalo N Y
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American Federation of Labor
W. H. Taft
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Gould
Bucks Store
Lange
America
Razor Faces Murder Charge In Factory Girl Case
Morning Journal reports Guy Razor will be arraigned tomorrow on murder charges in the death of Orie Lee a factory girl and fiancé of a postponed wedding Officials cite hoof prints near the body matching a horse tied to Razor’s horse and missing shoe timing between 9 and 9 30 p m Wednesday night The motive offered is marriage to preserve her honor while Razor supporters argue about coincidences and a marriage license found on arrest
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Sofia Celebrates Ferdinand Czar of Bulgaria Triumph
Sofia cheers as Ferdinand is hailed emperor with patriotic enthusiasm. Absent foreign recognition remains the sole hurdle to his coronation while Britain signals openness to a wartime conference on the crisis. Turkish naval units head toward Crete amid Greek union actions and wider Balkan hopes for peace.
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Servian National Assembly
Prince Ferdinand Enters Sofia With Enthusiastic Bulgarian Welcome
Oct 12 Prince Ferdinand arrived in Sofia as Czar of Bulgaria amid massive crowds. A planned Sunday entry was postponed to ease formality. Rumors of Austrian flag signals sparked notable interest from Austrian and American legations. City celebrated with a torchlight parade and fireworks as officials greeted the ruler.
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Russia and Britain Back Conference on European Crisis
London reports M Iswolsky and Sir Edward Gray agreed a conference is needed to settle the current crisis and discuss broader issues beyond Austria Hungary’s moves and Bulgaria’s independence. talks may widen agenda and prolong the discussion as diplomats prepare for possible détente.
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Mlawoleky
Paris
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Berlin
Great Britain
Treaty Creation Without All Parties Consent Questioned
The article notes a principle allowing treaty creation without full party consent and that ambassadors at Constantinople are to reaffirm this, while Bulgaria and Bosnia and Herzegovina face questions of independence and annexation regarding Crete.
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Crete
Ambassadors Protest Treaties Without Signatures In Constantinople
German and Italian ambassadors reiterate a joint protest to the Ottoman Porte against treaty infractions without signatory consent. British French and Russian envoys have voiced similar objections, while Austria remains aloof. Boycott of Austrian goods grows as Turks abandon the red fez for white headgear.
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Gunman Garred Killed by Posses After Shootout
In Dutch Flat an escapee, J. P. Garred, who wounded Louis Fuller and Bertha Fuller in a land sale dispute, was killed by a pursuing posse near Auburn. Sheriff McAuley and Deputy Gunn led the hunt. Garred fired from an old ditch striking a posse member Wagner in the leg. Twenty one shots were exchanged.
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Republicans Promote Tariff Doctrine in New Jersey Campaign
Newark campaign coverage highlights Charles W. Fairbanks and James S. Sherman touring East Orange and Newark. Sherman mocks Bryan’s free trade stance while praising protective tariffs as essential to national prosperity. Fairbanks urges votes for Taft and Roosevelt era policies.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Speech recounts Roosevelt Harriman letters 1904 funding charge
The speaker in Cincinnati read letters between President Roosevelt and Mr Harriman from October 1904 and described negotiations that brought 1250,000 to the Republican National Committee. He blamed James Sherman for stirring opposition and alleged Roosevelt and governors conspired to fund Wall Street, ending with Harriman being labeled undefinable.
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New York Politician Returns Amid Western Tour
Elmira reports Governor Hughes arrived late today after a strenuous western tour and immediately engaged in state politics. He reached New York City in the morning, with details continued on Page 7.
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Detroit Triumphs Over Chicago in Gripping 3 to 0 Win
Detroit defeats Chicago 3 to 0 to surge as a world series contender. Mullin pitched a steady six innings, Cobb starred with multiple hits and steals, while Pfeister struggled as Detroit broke through in the sixth inning and pulled away. Chicago managed three runs in the fourth but never recovered.
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Korean Pilgrims Attack Sparks Korea Crisis Rumors
Twenty two members of the Ilchinhoi, a pro Japanese Korea group, were killed by Japanese gendarmes at Cholade while marching to a shrine. Reports from Marquis Ito in Tokyo say cabinets may consider Korea policy changes but AP denies any immediate shift.
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Bryan Scores Hughes for Favors at Nebraska University
A speech to Nebraska University students echoed a reply from last week by the Empire State Governor. The exchange centers on political favors and postures as Bryan seeks to court support and Hughes is framed as a benefactor.
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New Yorker Attitude Ridiculed In Vetoes Two-Cent Fare Debate
In Lincoln Nebraska on October 12 William Jennings Bryan attacked Governor Hughes of New York over the two cent fare veto and Republican platforms. Bryan praised western reformers while pointing to Hughes veto of the two cent passenger rate bill as proof of railroad influence and published campaign funds. He warned Roosevelt favored Taft and urged voters to consider the railroads and trusts in evaluating Republican leaders.
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