Party Chairmen Claim Victory in Final States Talks
New York Oct 31 Democratic and Republican leaders issued last claims after a week of campaigning. Mack and Hitchcock said Bryan and Taft would win key states including New York Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska and Maryland Delaware Missouri while Hughes trailed. Both camps kept offices open with plans for Monday follow ups as Taft and Bryan continued their nationwide itineraries in a heated race.
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Democrats Predict Landslide for Bryan in Key States
Democratic chairman forecast a landslide for William Jennings Bryan, listing added states including New York and California in the solid South. Republican leaders, led by Hitchcock, denied contributions from Standard Oil and projected a GOP majority in Congress, with New York and New Jersey leaning toward Taft and Sherman.
Norris Urges Vote for Good Governor
Norris appeals for support by praising a strong governance record and urging voters to back a capable governor. The exhortation emphasizes proven leadership and ongoing efforts to achieve effective government.
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Campaigns near end in Nebraska with tight race
Lincoln reports both Republican and Democratic state committees closing their campaigns in Nebraska. Republicans show increased optimism and expect a Taft aligned result near the 1900 McKinley level, while Democrats predict William Jennings Bryan will win.
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Appeal of Bryan for Support in Presidential Race
William J. Bryan outlines Democratic standpoints on honest government direct senatorial elections labor reform and tariff reduction as he camps for the upcoming election urging voters to back his ticket and denounce Republican influence and monied interests. The long message emphasizes direct democracy in government and reforms to assure fair competition and protection for depositors.
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Verdict may come next week in Morse Curtis trial
New York on October 31 judges prepare to deliver a verdict in the Morse and Curtis case on violations of national banking laws. Prosecution ends cross examination as evidence closes and summations begin Monday. Curtis and Morse deny linked loans while cashiers and bookkeepers testify about a 128000 Heinze check and a loan denial letter.
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Rockefeller Was Always For Taft
Cleveland report notes W Rudd, brother in law of John D Rockefeller, said the elder Rockefeller strongly favored Taft since his nomination. He has long been a Republican, never voting for a Democratic president, and during the past summer he often stated Taft’s victory would restore normal business conditions.
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Student Killed in Football Contest at VMI Roanoke clash
Exington Va Oct 3 Cadet G Cooke Ferbe of Norfolk collapsed from a brain concussion after an injury in a football game between Virginia Military Institute and Roanoke College played on the former parade grounds. The score at the end of the first half was VMI 0 Roanoke 0. The second half was not played.
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Norris Cheer Leads To Open Air Rally In Butte
A large crowd filled Liberty hall front and surrounding streets as Governor Norris, despite voice strain and medical orders, appeared at an open air rally. Harry Gallwey led as chairman, praising Bryan and Kern for federal work while predicting election outcomes in Montana.
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Bryan and Rockefeller Rally for Taft Opponents
A crowded meeting features speakers including B. George and John H. Tolan endorsing Bryan while blasting Taft and Roosevelt era figures. Donlan and Norris are cited on labor records and eight hour bills as supporters press for Bryan Norris tickets, with crowd chants and calls to vote Tuesday.
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Donlan and Norris Highlight Montana Governor Talks
Citizens in Montana express strong support for Donlan as governor while many also praise Norris for leadership qualities. The public mood reflects broad trust in both figures amid ongoing state affairs.
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