Democracy Victory in New York Ballot Confirms Fusion Rise
Early returns show fusion candidate John B. Mitchell winning New York mayoral race by 35,000 to 45,000 over Edward B. McCall. George McAneny and William Pendergrast win as board of Aldermen leaders. Sulzer appears elected to the assembly. Tammany loses key seats. Republicans claim assembly majority.
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John B. Mitchell
New York
Sulzer
Associated Press
Tiger
Mitchell
Aldermen
George McAneny
William
A. Pendergrast
Cess
Tammany
Board of Estimate
Edward B. McCall
Nee
the Sun
McCall
Assembly
Murphy
Barnes
Republican State Committee
Thos. Smith
Tammany Hall
Blair Lee Expected to Win Maryland Senate Seat
In Baltimore on November 4 incomplete returns point to Blair Lee Democrat being elected United States senator to fill the unexpired term of the late Isidor Rayner with a plurality of about thirty to thirty five thousand. Democrats won across Maryland.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Blair Lee
United States
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Election bulletin reports Fieldier victory likely in New Jersey
News from Trenton indicates James Fieldier, Wilson's gubernatorial candidate, leads over Republican Edward C. Stokes with a margin around fifteen thousand as light fourth party votes appear. In Virginia, Democrat Henry Emor wins the statewide ticket and the legislature, with strong margin and normal primary turnout.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
James Fieldier
Wilson
Edward C. Stokes
Everette Colby
Father of Mrs. McGregor Dead in Amity Georgia
Special to the Banner Amity Ga Nov 4 Dr H L Culverson a prominent physician and respected citizen died at his home yesterday funeral and burial held today He was father of Mrs Ernest R McGregor of Athens California Evaporated peaches and Arnold Abney ads follow with extra quality prices.
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Amity, Ga
H. L. Culverson
Eresterday
Ile
Ernest R. McGregor
Athens
Luke Looks To Be Winner In Second District Race
Thomasville Ga Nov 4 Roscoe Luke former mayor and two judges Cand idates to succeed late Congressman Reddenberg in the second district election tomorrow Luke supporters predict his victory Park brother of University of Georgia English head Prof R E Park adds local interest to the race
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Luke
Associated Press
Thomasville
Roscoe Luke
Judge Park
R. E. Park
The
University of Georgia
Louisville Democrat Buschmeyer Wins Mayor Lead
Returns from 170 of 198 precincts show John L. Buschmeyer Democrat leading with a 5 461 vote plurality securing the mayoralty. Axton Progressive 16 902 and Wood Republican 1 385 trimming totals as Democrats forecast continued Kentucky legislature control.
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Associated Press
Louisville
John L. Buschmeyer
Axton
Wood
Kentucky
Columbus mayor race leads Democratic candidate by five thousand
Returns from representative precincts indicate that Kark, Democrat, will have a plurality for mayor of about five thousand over three opponents.
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Columbus,o
Kark
Theological experts mock blood sacrifice during ritual murder trial
Kiev officials report that during the Hendel Beilins trial defense scores a win as Russian theological experts ridicule the notion of Jewish blood sacrifices in the ritual murder case.
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Kiev
Russia
Hendel Beilins
Federal court grinds through still case hearings
Yesterday the federal court here spent the day on moonshine regulation cases. Judge Newman sentenced several defendants to terms from one to six months. The grand jury reported no ordinary business. Tomorrow and the following days will continue the same hearings.
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Newman
Massachusetts Ends Near Sweep in Governor Race
Boston returns show Walsh, Democratic candidate, defeating Foss independent Pird progressive and Gardner Republican by about thirty thousand votes. Results from roughly half of 1125 districts indicate a clear victory for Walsh as Massachusetts voters choose a new governor.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Walsh
Foss
Independant
Pird
Progress
Gardner
Wilson 18 Glad Over Election Results In Jersey New York Mass
Wilson reacts positively to election results reported across New Jersey New York and Massachusetts. The headline notes his satisfaction with outcomes across multiple states and campaigns.
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Jersey
New York
Massachusetts
Wilson Returns Home After Democratic Wins
President Wilson arrived at the White House smiling over Democratic gains in New Jersey Massachusetts Maryland and New York. He voted in his home state and backed Fielder for governor while Official Washington reacted with notable apathy to the nationwide Democratic victory.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maryland
New York
Fielder
Washington
Ruesga Not Recognized as Mexican Counsel in Tampa
Tampa authorities say Rafael Ruesga nephew of Porfirio Diaz has never been recognized as Mexican counsel in the city. Ruesga claims to have arranged a winter home for Diaz in Miami.
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Miami
Tampa
Fla
Rafael Ruesga
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Ruesga
W Inter
General Diaz
Governor refuses to send troops during Gary election riot
Governor Ralston in Indianapolis announced he would not dispatch the state militia to Gary where police faced riot conditions. He said the danger had been greatly exaggerated and voiced skepticism about the reports.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
Gary
Opposition to Reduction of Regional Banks in Currency Bill
Washington November 4 opposition to the Senate committee plan to cut the number of regional banks from twelve to four gained momentum. The opposition strengthens the case for a Democratic caucus to reveal the coalition against the change.
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Associated Press
Washington D. C
Senate Committee
Huerta Shuns Cabinet Meeting Amid Retirement Talks
Mexico City on November 4 reports President Huerta did not attend the cabinet meeting he called. Observers see this as a sign he will not yet discuss Washington's demand for his retirement with his ministers. Huerta's reserve and ambiguity hide his intentions from intimates.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Washington
Death of Reuben Jackson after long illness and fever
Reuben Nickerson Jackson died at his mother's home after four months illness and over two months of fever. The 21 year old musician and member of the First Baptist Church, survived by his mother Mrs W P Jackson and siblings, with funeral at 11 20 am at the church led by Rev Dr John Mell. Pallbearers named.
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Reuben Nickerson Jackson
First Baptist Church
John Mell
W C.field, Jr. Gagland
H. Hulme
Stankall Kendrick
Frank O'Farrell
F. Smith
Fred Daw, Jr
Mid Wingfled
Louis Putman
W. P. Jackson
Thomas and Hancock Avenue
Geo. Thornton
John Perdue
Ruth Jackson
Fred
Joe Jackson
Judge Speer Emerges As Eminent Jurist In Public Eye
The prominent federal jurist Judge Speer is back in the public eye at his old home as reports highlight his long career and influence in federal law.
Judge Emery Speer Recovers After Rail Trip
Judge Emery Speer arrived from Mount Airy by Southern Railway yesterday morning. Mrs. Speer and Dr. I. H. Goss met the party. Speer stood the trip well with slight fatigue. Friends called Miss Laura Speer to inquire about his condition as she visits Athens.
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Mount Airy
Emery Speer
Constable Shoots Birmingham Man
In Birmingham Alabama on November 4 J W Sullivan was shot and killed in his Paris drug store by George Alexander a constable who surrendered. No motive given. Cream Puffs Dougauts.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Sullivan
Paris
George Alexander
Revenue Cutter Aids Distressed Schooner Thek ma G
The War Department reported Pamlico left Beaufort for Falls NC to assist the schooner Thek ma G, which is sinking. Washington dispatch notes ensure rescue efforts are underway.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Pamlico
Beaufort
Thekma G
Falls NC
Night Train Collision Kills Up To Fifty in France
Paris reports a Marseilles Paris express collision near Nelun with another train. Between forty and fifty are believed dead. seven coaches were splintered and the wreckage caught fire. Passengers perished as flames swept through the cars.
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Associated Press
Paris
Nelun
Demonstration Elaborate Cooking Event at the Electric Shop
An afternoon cooking demonstration runs at the Electric Shop each day this week. Local shoppers can watch skilled cooks prepare dishes and quash weather worries with practical tips.
Miss Gertrude Herman to Demonstrate Cooking in Athens
Miss Gertrude Herman of Leavenworth Kansas will lead a weeklong cooking demonstration at the Electric Shop in Athens starting tomorrow from 3 to 5 pm. Grace Hill and Nelle Herman assist with White Crest flour, offering daily menus, a cookbook, flour sack giveaway, and tips on baking using electric ovens grills and percolators.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Athens
Herman
Grace Hill
Nelle Herman
Herma’n
Krause Carnival Company to Return with Refined Shows
J M Benson for Krause Carnival Company plans next week’s city appearance. The Krause shows promise clean refined attractions not objectionable and guaranteed by management. The company previously played here and is described as first class and successful.
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J. M.benson
Krause Carnival Company
Krause
Chinese disruption threatens Republic in China crisis
Peking reports a developing crisis as Yuan Shi Kai expels the Ming Tang party, seen as a national menace. Martial law grips the city amid frequent executions and rising tension over the government’s future and power dynamics.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Two
Ming Tang Party
Tem
Two State Warrants On Top $29 Fine In Mayor's Court
Yesterday morning Power Wade faced two state warrants and a mayor's court fine of 25 dollars for assaulting a mail wagon crew and threatening an automobile man. The incident followed an altercation at the Southern station when Wade drew a pistol and aimed at H B Shy and Langdon Quinn, leading to charges of carrying a pistol and pointing it at another. Wade was bound over to the state court for trial and appealed the city case.
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Wade
Southern
H. B. Shy
Langdon Quinn
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
T'ns
Justice of the Peace
Icity
Mexican Rebel Chiefs Seek Free Arms Import From U S
Carranza telegraphed Secretary Bryan urging free importation of arms to overthrow Huerta. He argued U S intervention would be a grave mistake and would take years to pacify Mexico. He requested free arms and permission to move troops across American territory.
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Mexico
U. S
Associated Press
Nogales Sonora
Mex
Carranza
Bryan
Huerta
United States
Washington
Mallory Resigns to Run for Commissioner
County commissioners met in the Southern Mutual Building with routine business and bids for courthouse furniture. Walter A. Mallory resigned as tax assessor to seek the commissioner post. C D Flanigen was elected to succeed him.
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Mallory
Flanigen
Tat. Wright
Southern Mutual
Court House
Walter A. Mallory
C. D. Flanigen
Clarke County Farm Land Sells At 4250 Per Acre
Sheriff and administrators conduct multiple sales yesterday with farm lands and properties changing hands. Notable transactions include the J. Scott estate division, the Josephine Wheeler home near Helico Springs selling for 42 per acre, and the Jennis Noell tract in Beaver Dam District bringing 44 50 per acre. Other parcels included the 8. J. Moss Crane place sold for 2 509.
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Josephine Wheeler
S. Bernstein
Heliico Springs
Jennis Noell
Beaver Dam
Oglethorpe
J. H. Meyer
W. C. Pitner
J. Moss
Crane Place
Red and Black Baseball to host Chinese Nine in spring
Georgia’s Red and Black baseball team under Russell Patterson may schedule a game with a famed Chinese Nine from Hawaii. The team, captained by Lin Tin with Ken Yin Chin as manager, features Chinese students and will tour the country. They plan to be in the South in early April.
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Russell Patterson
Georgia
Hawaii
Patterson
Lin Tin
Ken Yin Chin
South
Policemen Refuse Ride With Strikebreakers in Indianapolis
Indianapolis on November 4 reports its fourth day without street car service as thirty policemen refuse to ride with strikebreakers. Their badge surrender offer is declined and they are reassigned to patrol duty with potential charges after the strike ends. A death linked to the strike raised the toll as John Brogan died of wounds from October 23.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John Brogan
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