Election Day Moods Atop Ohio New York and Maryland
Early reports show heavy voting in Ohio and Pennsylvania with Democrats expected to sweep Maryland and New York polling heavily. Burnett likely to win Seventh Alabama? No, Seventh District in New York. Longworth expected to be elected in Ohio? Article notes Roosevelt kin and party shifts amid contested races as voters cast ballots today.
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Attempt to Oust Churchill as Head of Admiralty
London reports The Morning Post leads a campaign by Churchill's enemies to force his removal as First Lord of the Admiralty. The attack centers on the Antwerp relief and the 2000 marine reserves sent to Holland, labeling Churchill's plan a costly blunder and beyond his powers, with disaster blamed on the order.
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Governor Glynn Seeks Re election Endorsed by Wilson
In Albany the gubernatorial race centers on Governor Glynn seeking a second term with President Wilson's endorsement. The Democratic ticket promotes support for the Wilson administration while Republicans highlight Charles W. Whitman as the NY district attorney candidate who convicted Becker.
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Martin H. Glynn
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Secade
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Charles Ww. Whitraam
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New York
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Canal work near completion cited by Goethals
Report says Colonel Goethals expects the Panama Canal to be open by Wednesday after a landslide slide at the site. Officials indicate the government has been advised the slide is moving rapidly and progress continues toward full navigation.
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Lide
Goethals
Congressmen Blackmon Opens With Frustration Over Aid Debate
The speech by Representative Pred B. Blackmon expresses weariness with congressional posturing and defense of aid to producers. He argues that federal aid for cotton states is unlikely to pass and notes the limited representation for cotton growers in the House. The remarks reflect frustration at the legislative process and a push for supportive action for producers.
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Nations Congress
House of Representatives
Parker's death shocks Alabama senator's district
The report describes the apparent suicide of John L. Parker a prominent Alabama businessman and politician in Birmingham this afternoon. It notes political tensions and comments from Parker about congressional expenses and farmer support before his death.
Railroads Seek Rate Increases Across Commodities
The Interstate Commerce Commission considers petitions from several railroads including Alabama Great Southern Southern Mobile and Ohio to raise rates on many commodities. The hearing in Montgomery sketches a major potential shift as thirteen petitions for commodity rate increases and class rate changes are before the commission with a decision likely after the session.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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Atlanta
Birmingham
War Bulletins Report Mixed Actions Across Front
Washington and Britain modify Vattees States permmnent measures as Italian steamers carrying copper from the Domited States to Italy are released. An American steamer Kreme is detained. Martial law clamps Egypt with Turks and others arrested. A Great Turkish force is said to gather on the frontier for an invasion.
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Italy
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Sam
German Army Repelled at Warsaw Frontiers
Reports state German forces attempting to seize Warsaw were driven back across the frontier to Posen. No further details on casualties or subsequent actions are provided in the dispatch.
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Warsaw
Posen
German gains on Yser left bank halted by Allied counter
Paris reports the German left bank advance on the Yser halted as Allied forces recapped crossings with minimal resistance. South of Lys Allied progress was notable while northern lines held amid German attempts to pressure Arras Es ton and Saint-Quentin suburbs were repulsed.
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Lys
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Sanmterre
Features of Today's Elections Activate National Polls
The article outlines today’s U S elections with 435 House seats and various governors at stake. It questions Wilson administration popularity, tariff and trust laws, war revenue needs, and the fate of the Progressive party as well as the direct election of senators.
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Alcohol Poisoning Fatal During Prom Night
A dozen attendees at a prom in Pristan Vi Novy reportedly died after consuming wood alcohol laced drinks. Witnesses say the liquor was purchased at a local drug store run by DA Bisbee, who is in custody, with about thirty others taken ill or dangerous. The sheriff and physicians monitored the scene as the town mourned.
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Naquor
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Bishop's
Naples Evacuates Villages Near Mount Vesuvius
Villages within ten miles of Mount Vesuvius have been depopulated due to continued violent eruptions. Lava streams flood down the volcano's side as the eruption intensifies.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Fatal quarrel ends with stabbing in Clio home
Nov 3 in Bufaula a quarrel at a Clio residence left Jim Jolmson fatally wounded after being struck by a shovel wielded by King Youngblood. Jolmson tried to ward off blows as a 12 year old girl fled to protect him, but Youngblood continued and Jolmson died shortly after.
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Jim Jolmson
Clio
King Youngblood
Youngblood
Jominson
Revival of medical missionary work to establish nine training schools
The North American Division of Seventh Day Adventists determined today to establish nine medical missionary training schools. Locations include two on the Pacific Coast Conference, two in the Central Union, and one each in the Atlanta, Columbia, Lake, Northern, and North Pacific Union conferences.
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Severm
Former Star May Return To Stage
Hope Latham, once a Broadway mainstay, is rumored to return to the stage after a hiatus sparked by her husband Harry Caykendall of Kimeston dying. Her estate is valued at $2,000,000. Friends recall a three year courtship and her prior retirement from the stage.
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Hope Latham
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Harry 8. Caykend
Woman Opens Inquiry After Birmingham Raid
In Birmingham Alabama on November 1 Mise Podith Sparorw a noted female reporter for the Birmingham News received government script payment as a posse member and deputy during a raid near the city. Revenue officers and lawmen reported one raid with two arrests at the scene within Jefferson County.
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Mise Podith Sparorw
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Jefferson County
Long pleads guilty to rail fraud and gets federal sentence
George Elmer Long pleaded guilty in Yuettinire Md Nev 3 to using the rails to defraud the Baltimore and Rio railroad with false claims of loss of goods. He was sentenced to three years in the Atlanta federal prison.
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George Elmer Long
Baltimore and Rio Railroad
Atlanta
Secretary Lansing Declines to Censor War Film
The state department announced it would not act as censor for a European war film. Mr. Lansing was advised that a concern exhibited the film claiming the secretary of state's supervision to prevent its release.
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State Department
Lansing
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Pervision
Turbulent Fronts Escalate as Turkish Forces Move
Disjointed dispatches report Turkish troops attacking Russians and advancing toward critical lines. Petrograd reacts to alleged Turkish bombardment while ministries claim war is imminent. orders demand Turkish subjects leave Russian territory within a week. London notes bombardment of Ababa and Turkish evacuation of a city as diplomacy stalls and the possibility of peace fades.
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Hecesian
Kees
Dunkirk Visit Among Leaders Reported
A tentative report notes a visit to Peeence with Lord Kitchemee and President Perineare at Dunkirk on a Sunday, signaling discussions between high officials in a wartime context.
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Kitchemee
Peeence
Conferree
Perineare
Dunkirk
England Struggles as Troops Reinforced to Prime Amid Losses
In London reports describe hurried troop reinforcements traveling to a prime theater where enemy forces have suffered significant losses over the last week, signaling intensified conflict and mounting casualties.
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Loondon
Pramee
War bulletin reports progress near Souain and Lepretre
The official bulletin notes continued progress in the Souain region with attacks bringing forces close to enemy trenches. It mentions notable progress in the woods of Lepretre, west of Pont a Mousson, as Allied offensives advance.
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Pomeisn
Ambamador
Souain
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Lepretre
Ponta — Mousson
Attacks Lac Violent Paris Official Com Continues
Fragmentary OCR notes show official communications about violent incidents in Paris and references to continued reporting across pages, with no clear details on dates or involved parties.
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Paris
Retirement Statement From Carranza Sparks Peace Talks
In Mexico City INOV reports President Carranza announced his retirement would serve the best interests as leaders note a peace negotiation had progressed. The statement marks a pivotal moment amid efforts to ease tensions and unify the country’s political landscape.
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