We Want Wilson at Madison Square Garden Rally
New York October 31 Governor Woodrow Wilson drew the largest ovation of his campaign at Madison Square Garden. He spoke an hour and 11 minutes amid chants of We Want Wilson as police ejected a disturber. He urged a united government and warned voters to back the democratic ticket on election day.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Bronx
Rhage
Wilson
Madison Square
Baltimore
Shim
Gies
House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
United States
Torgether
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee Hurt in Dynamite Shell Incident
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee of Lakewood and her five children were injured Thursday afternoon while inspecting two supposedly empty dynamite shells in an incident described in local reports.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Lakewood
Hetehts
Telephone Heads Centralized Here
After the Cumberland and Southern Bell merger, legal and executive offices move to Atlanta. W L Granbery resigns as Cumberland general counsel, to practice in Nashville. New appointees Chipley, Palmer, and Clay assume roles. Atlanta remains the headquarters for the combined staff and leadership.
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Southern Bell and
Cumberland Companies United
Atlanta
Chipley
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cumberland Company
Nashville
Tenn
W. L. Granbery
Gran
Southern Hell Company
New York
M. Palmer
Southern Bell
Cumberland
Clay
Southern Bell Company
Impostor Kimmel claimant loses in fourth trial
In St Louis on October 31 Mrs Edna K Bonslett won a state court verdict against the Kim mel claimant who failed to prove his identity for a life insurance claim on George A Kimmel missing in Kansas City. The jury awarded $29 460 including interest after two hours deliberation. The case had seen four trials with prior federal and state rulings, and the claimant once used the alias Andrew J White while imprisoned at Auburn NY.
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St. Louis
Kimmel
Edna K. Bonslett
State District Court
George A. Kimmel
Kansas City
Bonalett
Cape
Bonslett
United States Circuit Court
I Cnclusion
Key Get & Kimmel
Arkansas City
Kan
Auburn
N.Y
Andrew J. White
Setin
Recalibner | Ai
Five Children Injured in Dynamite Cartridge Explosion
Mrs Inez Lee probed a discharged pistol cartridge with a hatpin to explain its spark to five curious children. The cap exploded, injuring Mrs Lee and burning or harming Chester Julia Watson Davis and T Lee, with four others also affected. House damage and fear of gangrene followed as physicians treated injuries. Mrs Lee, wife of Fitzhugh Lee, is a prominent Lakewood Heights resident.
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Inez Lee
Lakewood Avenue
Chaster
Y. T
Julia
Patie
Watson
Lee
Tee
Chester
Davis
Fitzhugh Lee
Lakewood Heights
Hadley Mentioned as Possible Sherman Successor
New York October 21 Informal talks among Republican National Committee members debated a vice presidential successor to Sherman. Governor Herbert S. Hadley of Missouri was supported by several, but no decision was made. Delayed committee meeting until November 12 may push final choice after election results.
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New York
Sherman
Republican National Committee
Herbert S.haatey
Missouri
Hiles
National Committee
Thal
Taft
Congress
Hadley
Borah
Cummins
Progressive Movement
New Progressive Party
Wilson
Hoosevelt
City clubs face permit showdown before police committee
A city council hearing reviewed permits for locker clubs and other social clubs amid tension over illegal operations. Beavers urged shutting down Georgia Athletic Moose Knights of Mystic Ark and Central while Alderman Warren pushed denying all permits. The committee may seek a $1000 contingency and MPs weigh stricter access rules.
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Police ‘Committee of Cuncil
James E. Warren
Mooge Club
the Bees
Georgis Athletic
Central
Nade Na “Ght
Supreme Court
Southern Club
Knights of the Mystic Ark
Piedmont Driving Club
Capital City
Georgian ‘Terrace
Atlanta Athletic
University
Dlks
M.A& M
The
Metropolitan
the Transportation
the Standard
Turn Verein
Beavers
the Owls
Eagles
Press
W. G. Humphrey
Maken
Bumphey
Georgia Athletic
the Moose
Hagles' Club
Lowndes Calhoun
Order of Beavers
Thomas Winn
Othem
Hetttson
Angera
Humphrey
James W. Maddox
Harvey Hatcher
Warren
Andrews
Candler
Metropolitan Club
Lana
McNamara plotted to get Burns and Drew at San Quentin
Indianapolis October 31 court testimony described John J. McNamara the dynamiter plotting to capture Burns and Drew. Witness Hockin said McNamara wished to “get Burns and Drew” and a fuse packed with dynamite caps and an alarm clock was produced as evidence.
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Indiananoplis
John J. McNamara
San Quentin
Cal
William J. Burns
Walter Drew
Herbert S. Hockin
McNamara
San Francisco
Hockin
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
Brennan
District Attorney
Indianaapolis
cNamara
Burns
Drew
Olaf A. Tveitmore
Tveltmoe
Anton Johannson
Los Angeles
Johannsen
Mac
Tockin
Indian Anolly
Arrow
Darrow
Hoekin
Indianapolis
Ironworkers
Walter Davis
Iron Workers
New York City
Davis
Miller
Fred Sherman
Sherman
United States
Edward H Schmidt
Schmit
Albert B. Anderson
New York
Pacific Coast
Defeat Rectors’ Association
Defeat Rectors’ Association, Was On the Tract of the Dynamiters
McNamara Brothers
Ortie E. McMan
Fgal
Samuel Gerber
John J.mcnamara
James Hosick
California
Heckin
Dynamiters
J. A. G. Badert
Haeckin
Los Angeles Times
Kern
Acokin
Badorf
Tev. Badort
Frank M
Ryan
Woodrow Wilson Predicted to Carry Forty States
A historical clipping cites a prediction that Woodrow Wilson will carry forty states, Roosevelt five, Taft three, and Depsang one, with others divided. The speaker, E pers Chafin, is described as a candidate of the promotion party for president, in a speech noting positions on liquor and the cost of living.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Chafin
Debs
Pasd
Texas
Wilson
Depsang
Epers
Steech
Bulgarian Victory Drives Turks Toward Peace Terms
London dispatch reports a dramatic Bulgarian victory in Thrace under General Savoff with over 200,000 Turkish troops retreating toward Constantinople. Turkish command has allegedly suffered severe losses including Nazim Pasha’s quarters at Pchorlu, while Sofia and the Porte weigh peacemaking options as Turkish resistance collapses near Doristan.
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London
Thrace
Comehief
Generg
Savoff
Constantiniop
Porte
Constantinople
Turkey
Kirk-Kilisséh
Doristan
Ital
Nazim Pasha
Lieb
Nazim
Pchorlu
Sofia
Tehatatia
Fople
Lyon Wood slayings scandal grips Montgomery capital
In Montgomery Alabama W G Oakley half nephew of James G Oakley president of the state convict board shot his stepfather T A Wood after Wood refused his appeal for life. Oakley surrendered and faces first degree murder charges. A special grand jury will convene November 6 to probe the shooting at the old secretary of State offices near Governor O Neals.
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Montggomery
Ala
Emmett O'Neal
W. G. Oakley
James G. Oakley
State Convict Board
T. A. Wood
Wood
Lfe
Oakley
Secretary of State
State Convict Department
James G
Capitol
O'Neal
Onanse
James Oakley
Sovernor' S
Montgomery
Odomville
St. Clair County
Ashley
James G. Oakiey
D. G. Trawigk
Convict Department
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Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph
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Indiana
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W. T. Gentry
J. Epps Brown
J. M. B. Hoxsey
Addison Maupin
C. J. Holditch
George Kimmel
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Watson Lee
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Chester Lee
Warren Blacks
Maddox
Woodrow. Wilson
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Charleston
Chicago
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