Storm shifts in Illinois district as Cannons fate looms
Special correspondence notes the Oct 23 race in Illinois Eighteenth District home to Speaker Cannon. Labor unions and anti Cannon forces mount a broad campaign while Methodist opposition and Roosevelt era conservation policies galvanize voters. Labor organizers push for the Democratic candidate and a large speaker wave is planned. The contest hinges on party unity and the congressional majority.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Ilinois
Cannon
American Federation of Labor
Rock River
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
House
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Chicago Federation of Laber
Joe
Henry Sherman Koutell
Carew
Union League Celal
Severnment
Uncle Joe
Weatherwine Pelitietane Ber
Night Rider suspects seized in Tennessee
Sumburg Tenn October 24 the number of suspects in custody charged with complicity with the night riders depredations in this vicinity now number ten five arrests having been made today These arrests and the arrival of additional troops two companies from Memphis and possemen from Union City and Dwyer county were incidents of a comparatively quiet day in connection with the investigation as to the death of Captain Quentin Rankin at the hands of a night rider band at Walnut Lodge Monday night last The men taken into custody are M Powell who declared he was forced under threats of death to accompany the mob Monday night Alonzo and D Morgan brothers of Knox Morgan Who was arrested yesterday M Keith and Luther Wood of Hickman Ky
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Sumburg
Tenn
Memphis
Union City
Dwyer County
Quentin Rankin
Walnut Lodge
Ma Powel
Alonzo and
D. ©. Morgan
Knox Morgan
M. Keith
Luther Wood
Hickman
Army Board to Fill Vacancies in General Staff Corps
Washington October 24 The secretary of war has appointed a board of officers to fill current and anticipated vacancies in the general staff corps. The committee includes Major General William P Duvall Brigadier Generals Frederick Funston William H Carter Winfield R Edgerly and William Wotherspoon.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Willian P. Duvall
Frederick Funston
William H. Cartern
Winfield &. Edgerly
William Wotherspoon
Geeoral Staff Corps
Army
Another Reason for the Election of Taft
Richmond addresses Charles Francis Adams speaks against Bryan and in support of Taft. He criticizes the opponents and urges voters to back the Republican ticket.
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Taft
Richmond
Charles Francis Adams
Bryan
Political duel over Taft Bryan and Roosevelt 1912 outlook
The article discusses dramatic political forecasts between Taft and Bryan, arguing Taft’s election would end the spell while Bryan’s victory would worsen political medicine and guarantee Theodore Roosevelt’s return to the White House in 1912.
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Rooseevlt
Taft
Bryan
Mr Roosevelt
White House
Marmola Prescription Tablets touted as fat reducer
The Marmola Prescription Tablets are advertised as a cheap fat reducer costing seventy five cents per case. The ad claims a loss of up to a pound of fat per day with no diet or exercise, notes they are easy on the stomach and do not cause wrinkles, and directs readers to buy through a local druggist or mail order from the Marmoela Company of Detroit.
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Hus
Marmoela Company of
Detroit
Vibe tins co Phrome 258 je p Kee et on
Fragment shows unreadable OCR about a product or company named Phrome 258 and a person Kee. no clear event or outcome readable. The text is largely garbled with stray characters and missing context.
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Vibe Tins Co Phrome
Farhion cafe hosts regular inter evening service
The Farhion cafe offers a recurring evening inter service daily from 5 50 PM to 6 05 PM. The note records a fixed daily schedule for patrons seeking an evening gathering at a local cafe.
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Farhion Cafe
Two More Dead Adults of Blue Torn Storm Strikes Taiban NM
Especial correspondence reports a deadly storm in eastern New Mexico with Taiban seeing two dead adults Gouley F Andersen and a Miss Schwab dying from injuries. Neighbors found Schwab alive but unconscious. others injured include Mrs Romer Mrs Bowerman and Peter Steffen. Damages include Hensen home and J N House store.
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Gouley F. Andersen
Miss Schwab
Anderson
Romer
Bowerman
Peter Steffen
Miss Sc
Charles Hensen
J. N. House
Tornadoes Devastate Farmlands With Heavy Hail and Rain
Two separate tornadoes struck causing widespread destruction to small dwellings and barns. Crops were blown from fields including corn maize and Kaffir corn. The first tornado began around sunset and the second at ten, both moving northeast with heavy hail and rain.
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Shane
Northern New Mexico Blizzard Devastates Sheep Herds
A severe early winter blizzard in Rio Arriba County Northern New Mexico has killed about twenty thousand sheep on the Cumbr es range. The storm is described as the worst in years with five to ten feet of drifting snow. Six shepherds are missing and feared dead in the treacherous conditions.
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Belen
Albuquerque
New Mexico
MATIN
SAN PA Die
Chicago
Kansas
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Minitoo
Belen Townsite and Improvement Company
Vatent Holler Mills
Beien
Loaeber
Santa FE
Morning Journal
N. M
Cumbres
Rio Arriba
Een
Secret Inquiry Sparks Mrs Kawner Interest
Chicago News reports Mrs Kawner asking if her husband belongs to any secret society. Mrs Middilebrak claims to have learned the names of all involved, prompting further questions about hidden affiliations.
University Notes Highlight Campus Events and Alumni
Rev F Pratt visited the campus with Rev Fletcher Cook as a university regent. New students enter the preparatory department, and alumni updates include Myrtle Pride returning to Hokona hall. The Journal of Education in New Mexico issues its first year number and the faculty notes reveal delinquents and post fair recovery. Alpha Beta Literary Society forms with Mabry, Browning, and Sterling as officers. The university wins a new plane at Mateons, to be housed in Hokona hall then Rodey hall.
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F. Pratt
Fletcher Cook
Spencer Burton
Lawrence Selva
Journal of Education of
New Mexico
Rrofe. Asplund and Hodgin
Alpha Béta Literary Society
T. J. Mabry
Fred Browning
Donald Sterling
J. G. Mayo
Mayo
Mateons
Hokona Hall
Rodey Hall
Mateou
Loipe College Et
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Taiban
Wet
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Tight
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Seattle
Wash
Muntiley
Fairbanks
Alaska
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Anser
J. 8. McConnell
San Angelo
Olympanht
Manley
Albright Art Studio
North Third Street
Educational Association
Civil Engineers
Pitt Ross
U. S Land Department
West Central Ave
William H. Herrick
U. S&s
Hydraulic and General Engineering
Socorro, New Mexico
F.C. Bares
Barnett Bldg
W. M. Sheridan
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Shortle
Nat
W. Jenks
West Prutt Avenue
Postoffice
F. H. Kent
South Third Street
John W. Wilson
New State National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Rk. W. D. Bryan
First National Bank
MO. A. White
Cromwell Block
J. BE. Krafy
Rk. L. Hust
M. T. Armijo
DRS
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OS. P. Battner
the Economist
Sult Forest Millis Merino
Sule Mentor
Sult Ee Porest Mills
Oneitt
Enton Sutts
Vieille Brand
Children's Union
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Aid
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dGresaemaker Roota Foundation
Elizabeth A . White
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