Tammany Tigers Brushed by Fusion in New York Election
On the eve of New York City elections Fusion odds run 4 to 1 or 5 to 1 against Tammany Hall. Georgia organizers Adamson and Johnson direct fusion campaigns while Murphy predicts a landslide. Police brace for disorder as gunmen feared. Mitchel fusion aims for overwhelming victory and possible Tammany collapse.
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Alfred ) Newell
Georgia
Columbian Life Insurance Company
Brooklyn Eogle
New York World
The
Constitution
Newell
Robert L. Adamson
Mitchel
New York
Jos Johnson
McCall
Tammany
Messrs Adamson
Johnson
Atlanta
Vic Newell
New York City
Alfred ©. Newell
Robert Adamson
Boss Murphy
Joseph Johnson
Edward E McCall
Charles F Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
John Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Adamson
Waldo Tdr
William Sulzer
General Assembly
Wilson
Icket
Eroeb
Bob
Joe" Johnson
Warrants Sworn Out for 9 000 Illegal Voters
New York reports warrants issued for nine thousand persons to arrest them if they vote in tomorrow's election. Supreme Court Justice Gavan ruled that registration must reflect actual residence, and the Honest Ballot Association and the Voters League compiled the names of those charged with illegal registration.
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New York
Supreme Court
Gavegan
Honest Ballot Association
Voters’ League
Senate currency bill sparks talk of a caucus
Washington November 3 senators debated possible caucus to push early action on the administration currency bill. President expects elections in New Jersey Massachusetts and Maryland to influence momentum. Administration backs the house version and resists opening changes.
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Owen
White House
Thomas
Overman
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maryland
House
Will Wilsons Choice Win New Jersey Fight
Voters head to polls in Trenton with both major parties claiming victory prospects for governor and legislature. Fielder the Democratic pick seeks Wilson administration backing, while Colby and Stokes loom as key rivals. Early returns may decide governor and a Democratic legislature.
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Everett Colb
Colby
Assembly
Fielder
Wilson
Bryan
New Jersey
Wr Colby
Mr Fielder
B . Stokes
Denver Charter Government Upheld by State Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court today upheld Denver’s commission form of government. The ruling states that when the state assembly approved the Bush bill granting Denver charter government, it conferred broad local governance powers.
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Cho
State Supreme Court
Commission
State Assembly
Who Will Clothe Them? Who Will Clothe Them?
Two thousand new homes are built in Atlanta each year creating housing needs. The text urges readers to start a small business supplying home goods and services, urging contact via Constitution Want Ad numbers Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Ad Men urged to save Atlanta blind home from sale
A public meeting at First Baptist Church raised only 475 of the needed 8,000 to avert a sale of the Industrial Home for the Blind. David Woodward urged Atlanta Ad Men's association to help, hoping broom manufacturing could fund the home’s future. A committee will seek aid today, with the goal to defer the sale a few days. Directors I S Bankmight J W Blosser S P Monckeg P F Banknight F M Smith J M Sanders James Gillespy J D T Lawrence lead the fund.
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Atlanta Ad Men’s Club
First Baptist Church
Atlanta Ad Men's Association
David Woodward
P F. Bauknight
J K. Orr
Bauknnight
4D Men's Association
Bankmight
J. W. Blosser
S. P. Monckeg
P. F. Banknight
F M. Smith
J. M Sanders
James Gillespy
J. D. T. Lawrence
Georgia Case Barred by the Supreme Court
Washington reports the Supreme Court dismissed for want of jurisdiction the bankruptcy appeal from Augusta based on a transfer to M. V. Kirkpatrick before bankruptcy. Wyatt & Harnesberger sued as trustees for T W Kirkpatrick to recover property. lower court decree issued April 1912, no timely appeal. Merritt v Bowdoin College cited.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kirkpatrick
Augusta
Wyatt
Harnesberger
Merritt
No Federal Money for Arkansas Guard
Gov Hays received notice that the United States government will render no aid to the Arkansas militia. With no appropriation by the last legislature, the militia’s organization is effectively dissolved. The War Department acted on militia inspector Captain Sloan’s reports, noting missing equipment worth $54,000 a year ago and worse conditions now.
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Little Rock
Ark
Gov. Hays
Breckinridge
United States
Arkansas
War Department
Sloan
Arkansas National Guard
Municipal Court Positions Sought by Over 1 000
More than 1 000 men apply for lucrative Fulton county municipal court posts as five new judges await commissions from Governor Slaton. The chief marshal earns 1 800 yearly. four deputies 1 400. chief clerk 406 with deputies at 150. Three men are urged for chief justice. associates at 3 000 each. Court opens January first and will resemble a superior court with a five member jury system.
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Priday
Fulton County
Eugene D. Thoman
L. F. McClelland
J B. Ridley
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Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Justices of Peace
Justice Courts
Man and Boy Die in Two Monday Accidents
Two fatal incidents occurred Monday one near East Point where G M Maxey 18 East Point was struck by a Central of Georgia express train at Yarde yard his death instantaneous and funeral plans to be set after a coroner inquest the other case involved nine year old John K Hinele of Peachtree and Ivy streets run down by a car driven by Robert Caldwell 34 Gordon Street West End he died at St Joseph infirmary Caldwell faced reckless driving charges with a $500 bond and claimed traffic congestion caused the crash
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Central of Georgia
Yarde
East Point
G. M. Maxey
Greenberg & Bond
Maxey
John K. Hinele
Peachtree Anal Ivy Streets
Robert Caldwell
Gordon Street
West End
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Caldwell
Young Eisele
Mills Street
Bloomfield
Georgian Arrested for Theft of $6500 in Cars
James Brown of Savannah Georgia, an automobile salesman and former army officer, was arrested in Philadelphia on a warrant charging the theft of 6500 from the sale of three motor cars. He is held on $600 bail as southern authorities are notified. Brown was nabbed at Ninth and Spruce streets by city hall detectives after a prior burglary attempt on Eighth Street. He claimed his wife is a wealthy Savannah resident.
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Philadelphia
James Brown
Savannah
Gorman
Brown
City Hall
Ninth and
Spruce Streets
Eighth Street
Savanna
Police Strikes Idle Cars as Indianapolis Turmoil Grows
Indianapolis on November 3 reported the third day of a transit strike with cars left idle since Friday night. Riots flared as strikers attacked the traction company’s property and deputies were debated amid political charges. Union chauffeur Thomas Carlton was fatally wounded during the clashes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis and Terminal Company
Porteus
Traction Company
Albert C. Pearson
Thomas Carlton
Loulalana
Car Barna
Robert J Todd
John J. Mahoney
Martin Hyland
Todd
Mahoney
Statehouse
Leo K. Fesler
Marion County Mail
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Fessler
Cara
Carlton
Ex Senator Cockrell Named to Army Board
Washington November s. Former Senator Cockrell of Missouri was confirmed as a member of the Army Board of Ordnance and Fortifications. He succeeds William Warner.
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Washington
Kommnadidn
Cockrell
Migseurt
Piviian
Army Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
William Warner
United States Demands Huerta Quit Mexico Presidency
Mexico City reports Washington tells Huerta to resign at once and not name Blanquet or any other family member as successor. Nelson O Shaughnessy conveys memo to Huerta through rabago as rebels gain ground and U.S. favors the rebel cause, with Huerta pondering two stark options. President Wilson’s stance prompts Mexico’s officials to reassess the crisis and potential passport use.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Aureliano Blanquet
Washington
Senor Rabago
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
State Department
General Huerta
Wilson
Weather Prophecy FAIR Georgia Forecast Data
Local weather report shows fair conditions with temperatures ranging from 22 to 46 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mean temperature about 56 degrees with normal about 56. Rainfall in past 24 hours zero inches and a deficiency of 0.24 inches since the month began. Cumulative deficiency since January 1 stands at 13.88 inches.
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