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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
5
Governor Foss begins independent campaign step by sending a request for filing deadlines to Secretary of State Donahue. Gardner forces back party unity while Hatfield allies press platform proposals and immigration restraint.
The Governor stated that 1000 certified signatures are required for independent gubernatorial bids and that these may come from cities rather than all four counties. He plans to announce his candidacy after party conventions, while Anson P. Edgerly has 506 of 1000 required signatures for an independent Progressive run.
An advisory House committee of five will present three options to the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee to base national convention delegates on actual votes rather than population. The group hopes to sustain a Washington quorum to advance one plan to the national committee and trigger an extraordinary convention next winter.
George Gibbs presents a new installment of the Madcap serial in the upcoming Post Magazine. The feature promises light humor and continuing adventures for readers.
Crowded New York inquest to probe Anna Aumuller death by Hans Schmidt. Coroner Feinberg issues tickets, hearing set in General Sessions room with Theodore Shonts as jury foreman. Rockefeller and Morgan unavailable. Schmidt’s confession remains the sensational focus.
Three masked bandits robbed an express box containing $7000 at the Minneapolis depot in Three River Falls Minnesota. The box, consigned by several Minneapolis banks, was taken early today by the trio.
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