Meeting on naturalization and elections in New Orleans
A large bar meeting in the Sixth District Courtroom endorses a report that the Second District Court of New Orleans can naturalize aliens, with opinions contrasting Attorney General Field. A mass meeting of foreign-born citizens denounces disenfranchisement and vows to vote November 2 in the same box as Americans. Reports from Claiborne Parish and Monroe note bail and celebrations for released prisoners amid election preparations and fraud concerns in New Orleans and New York despatches.
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McCraw Refutes Rumors Of Outrage In Alabama Panhandle
Chancellor McCraw, Republican head of a large eastern Alabama division, issues a letter asserting there has been no outrages or violence against political opinions. He states he has toured counties from Sand Mountain to the Florida line, met with jurists and citizens of all colors and parties, and found free, safe expression of views with no intimidation.
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Examination of Zirruth in Nettleship bribery case continues
Washington October 28 The trial of Harrington Williams and Whiteley in a safe burglary case resumes as Zirruth testifies Nettleship offered $100 a month and 10 a week for his family to stay away from Washington and avoid testifying He refuses later Nettleship proposes further bribes including $1000 for himself and $500 for his family to go to Europe The witness travels between Newark New York and Canada to avoid authorities
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Disastrous Greencastle Fire Triggers Help Appeal
A severe Greencastle Indiana blaze rages through the business district. Terre Haute dispatches report the fire still burning and the telegraph office may be endangered, hampering further details tonight. A separate line notes a despatch from Limerick Maine received at 11:15 p.m. local time.
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Attack on Iran Clandestine Operation in Stocks
London October 28 officers of the Stock Exchange report 400 clerks of members secretly trading stocks among themselves for months. They kept books to record deals and settled differences by pence rather than pounds, effectively operating an exchange within the Exchange. Expect expulsions for those implicated.
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