Campaign fund totals and donors in Wood and Lowden campaigns
Testimony shows Wood campaign funds with a largest state sum of $15,000 in New Jersey and $12,000 as the next largest. Hitchcock identified as a Wood campaign manager. Emerson testified to detailed expenditures and headquarters across states, listing amounts to Georgia, Oklahoma, Texas, South Dakota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Oregon, North Dakota, Indiana, Missouri, and others, with totals approaching $404,984.78 for Wood and $404,954.78 for Lowden.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Leonar Wood
Senate
Wood
New Jersey
Maryland
New York
Wood Organization
Hitencock
Geo. Wood
Phan Kenyon
Willian’ G. Procter
Norman Gould
Thomas €. Milfer
Moses
New Uawopshire
Lowden
Republicas
L. TL. Emerson
Estiate
Luchley
Emuterson
Chalran Kenyon
Emerson
Lowdon Young Men's Club
Emmerson
Georgia
Henry Ancoin Tolmson
Kenyon
Mr. Emmerson
Tewin
Oklahoma
I. W. Kayser
Texas
George B. Rockwell
Virgina
South Dakota
Fred Sterling
Imols
Michigan
W. EK. Hull
C. F. Buck
Wisconsin
Cart . McAssey
Oregon
Joseph Dunne
North Dakota
Danville Soldiers' Home appoints new governor
Arthur W. Collet of Logansport is named by the National Soldiers' Home board as governor of the Danville branch, succeeding Col. Henry E. Rives. Collet, former Hampton Roads southern branch governor, will assume duties July 1 after Civil War service in the Indiana volunteer units. Governor Smith also signed a boxing bill restoring professional boxing in New York.
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Danville
Arthur W. Colet
Logansport, Inc
National Soldiers' Home
Henry E. Rives
Paris
Collet
Hampton Roads
Aoliisers
Roads Seek 2 Billion Revenue From Freight Rate Hikes
Howard Eliott of the Association of Railway Executives testified at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on freight rate increases. He said wage boosts for 1,000,000 railway workers and other costs must be considered, noting the wage and capital needs exceed 1,000,000,000 dollars. He outlined regional freight-rate impacts to cover investment returns amid the postwar transportation act pressures.
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Washington
Pill Road Fiber Board
Howard Eliott
Traibray Execu
Elliott
H. Cowan
Texas Cattle Growsers’ Association
Ender
Interstate Comerce Commission
Labor Board
Ouster
Avery
Uttar
Kmiort
Southiern Perritoliy
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Mp Attiont
Koveennelt
Swanger Sherk
Rativenl
Mier
Rail traffic moves Chicago to ease freight congestion
May 25 meeting at the Manhattan building brought 29 railroad officials led by American Railroad Association president Ashton to seek solutions for Chicago freight shortages. J A W Brinkerloll represented the Chicago Belt Line. Robert Tose of Ryerson & Co noted by the National Coal and Rail League. The Interstate Commerce Commission was to name a committee member to direct commodities out of the bottleneck. A telegram from Kendall urged cooperative action by railroads to obey the commission and move coal cars from the East to Chicago. The first cars began arriving and a steady stream was expected for the coming week. Cars would head West loaded with death, then grain east, then to mines for coal. Reports show lines returning to coal traffic as cars diverted elsewhere.
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Chicago
Hhe Eal
Rel Asshton
American Railroad
Manhattan
J. A W. Brinkerloll
Robert Tose
Ryerson & Co
Noman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tate
We Kendall
Washington
Flour price drop at Minneapolis mills posts $15 barrel
A 68 pound barrel of family flour was quoted at 4.75 to 15 in carb lots, marking a 25 cent decline from the largest mill price as prices drifted downward last week. A later quotation showed $14.75 from another major mill, aligning with the week’s generally lower trend. Fire destroys San Francisco glass plant. losses estimated at 1 million dollars.
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Minneapolis
San Francisco
Dlinole-Pacific Glass Company
Are
Oficiala
Obregon Urges U S Ties as Morones Reports Talk
Washington and Mexico City reports say General Obregon sent a formal message to President Wilson via Luis Morones, seeking unity and peaceful U S relations. Morones said revolutionists want a general election and to avoid Carranza delays, with Gompers present at the White House. The train bearing Carranza’s body was wrecked en route to Mexico City, delaying arrival as security escorts transport General Murguia’s party. theaters in the capital closed in mourning with embassies on alert.
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Washington
Obregon
Witkety
United States
Thy N. Morones
Morones
Ventstrute Carranza
Mor
Cartinza
Mexico City
Veutstlane
Carranza
Ifa
Huauchluange
Francisco Murgult
Carninga
Rodolfo Herrero
Tanitary
Switchmen Fire on Train in Calumet Region
May 25 report from Hammon Illinois describes an early clash between striking switchmen and strikebreakers in the Calumet region. Seven shots were fired from a closed automobile at a Monon freight train. One train horn sounded briefly as the assailants escaped.
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Hammon
Calumet
Explosion Injures Many in Pittsburgh Virginia May 25
A blast at 2025 Peonaverme in Pittsburgh Virginia injures more than twenty and leaves several missing. Two buildings burned and nearby structures damaged as responders search for victims amid continuing hazards. Authorities investigate cause and extent of damage.
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Pittsburgh
War on B B gamblers leaders back campaign to wipe out betting
May 23 Chienan news reports a Chicago opening of a joint bid by major leagues to end fan gambling at games. Fifty detectives were scattered, forty-two men arrested, with patrol wagons to the Hall Pelle. John Meydler and Ban B Johnson discussed a national crusade against betting in baseball.
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Chienan
Cubs
Ths Park
Chicago
Bork
Boston
Ted
John Meydler
Ban B. Johnson
Baseball scores from American and Nations Leagues
In Chicago Philadelphia and other cities yielded varied results across leagues. Nations League games saw Chicago 6 over Philadelphia 9 while Brooklyn led 1 against Pittsburgh and Cincinnati faced Boston with New York at 11 to St Louis 4. American League scores list Chicago 10 over Philadelphia 2 and Boston against St Louis 1 with New York 1 and Cleveland Wuatington.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pitwburgh
Rational League
Chun
Pert
Cincianath Pittburgh
Chicaga
Boston
Pmliadolphia
Cleveland
Chicaro
New York
Washington
Louis
Detroit
Food prices drop in New York markets
New York May wholesale prices show a sharp decline across varieties as large shipments reach markets. Cabbages fell from 5.50 per crate last week to 1.50 per crate with reductions ranging from 20 to 50 percent for cucumbers parsley onions and potatoes.
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New York
Slight Population Gain for Burlington Census Notice
Washington May 25 The census bureau reports a small population increase for Burlington Ta 11 percent 267 more residents bringing the total to 24 057 indicating modest growth in the town during 1010.
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Washington
Burlington
Wilson Asks U. S. Rule In Armenia
President Wilson asked Congress to grant the United States authority to act as mandatory for Armenia and to accept responsibility for guiding its future, citing the American will for international duties. He noted parallel moves at Paris and San Remo urging a U.S. mandate and stressed duty, stability, and protection of individual rights in Armenia.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United Suites
United States
Alled Supreme Conieil
Ad Amzsndars
Paris
Mabasaniwr Wallace
Senate
Atlan Ft
Arteria
America
San Remo
Armeni
Parla
Arruvnia
Japanese Military Party Strengths Influence Far East Policy
Tokyo reports a strong military party shaping policy as Japan faces unsettled East Asia. An imperial address notes the world’s condition complicates forecasts for Siberian withdrawal and urges renewed efforts to meet current demands.
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Honolulu
Pensslar
Cedel
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Koret Mary
United States
Tokyo
Far East
Siberian
Meen
Nedruss
Ness
Bank Robbery Reported Near Pitshureh Pennsylvania
Six men robbed the Fiese National Bank at Finleyville near Pitshureh just after noon. They escaped with cash and securities including silos and stair cash. The cashier was knocked unconscious and the bandits fled as the sheriff pursued them.
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Pitshureh
Fiese National Bank
Finleyville
Ere
Asheriff
New York Goveror Signs Walker Beer Bill
Albany May 25. Governor Smith signed the Walker bill legalizing the manufacture and sale of beer containing not more than 240 percent of alcohol by weight. The measure sets limits on beer composition and outlines regulatory provisions.
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Albany, N. Y
Walker
Smith
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A Syracuse reader testifies to relief from headaches faintness and dizziness during the change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad highlights non narcotic ingredients from native roots and promotes the product as a reliable remedy with a supportive community endorsement.
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Syracuse
Urs
W. Lafazette Ave
N. Y
Lydia Ge Pinkham
Bayer Aspirin Introduced In 1900 By Bayer
An ad highlights Bayer as the maker of aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross on each tablet and package. It lists uses from colds to neuralgia and pain, notes sizes and price, and mentions doctors prescribing the medicine for eighteen ailments.
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BAYER
Dso
Salley
Fegeld
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