Corrupt Campaign Methods Reported in Taft Primary
Detroit lawyer James O. Martin testified before the campaign probe committee recounting money fixes to Taft supporters in the Mickiown primary. He claimed corruption in both wings of the Republican party and that standard funds were not used for national campaigns while Harriman funds went to New York state.
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Washington
Detroit
Jaman O. Martin
Cla
Mupde Investigatiog
Zembikean Party
Bork
Dotton
Woorgs
Cortalyun
Biles
Harriman
New York
Funeral of Al J Reed Held at Wanneman Home
The funeral for Al J Reed was held at the Wanneman home in Bryan this afternoon after he died at his Marlin residence Tuesday night. A large crowd joined friends from Bryan and across the state to pay last respects as Rev. Glenn Minn led the service at 4 20 o’clock.
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al. J. Reed
Marlin
Albert Wanneman
Bryan
Glenn Minn
Bank Dynamited and Robbed Near Watokine
Dallas October 1 The Cit rene Bank of Watokine is dynamited and robbed. About noet thedwarning the robbers stole four thousand dollars. They cut wires and climbed a telephone pole to place an instrument and telephone for the work. The robbers escaped on foot with the money.
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Dallas
Texan
Watokine
Marty
Colquitt Forwards Another Thousand
Governor Colquitt today forwarded another thousand dollars to the Wilson campaign. The action was announced from Austin Texas on October 1 as part of ongoing political fundraising efforts.
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Colquitt
Associated Pyma
Austin
Texas
Tovernor
Wileon
Campatin
Tnd
Wife of Leftie Louie Takes Stand in Hecker Trial
Lettie Towle wife of the gunman testified today in the Hecker trial. The evidence presented was corroborative of earlier disclosures.
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Leftie Louie
Fras
New York
Lita Ftoxentang
Lettie Towle
Hécker
Roosevelt Plans to Resume Campaign From Hospital
Chicago October 17 Colonel Roosevelt is greatly improved and this morning began planning to resume his campaign. His physicians say there is no cause for worry and he will not be allowed to leave the hospital for a week. He is in physically normal condition.
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Chicago
Rogeevelt
Fighting Grows Fierce in Far East Front
On the Greek Turkish frontier Greek and Turkish forces clash as two Greek gunboats dash the Turkish blockade near the Gulf of Artsak. Fire opens at 2 20 morning. fighting intensifies with casualties reported among tribesmen and soldiers. King Ferdinand heads to the front as war escalates in the region.
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Gulf of Arta
Excape
Betsital
Gulf of Arts
Gulf
Constantinople
Would-Be Roosevelt Assassin Declares Conscience Clear
A shaken John Sebrank, the would-be assassin of Colonel Roosevelt, told reporters he slept well and had no regrets, insisting nothing bothered his conscience as he awoke in jail. Authorities reported Mrs Roosevelt attended the scene and that legal proceedings would continue in Chicago with no immediate blame assigned to others.
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Milwaskee
Trial concludes with murder case details aired in court
An examining trial on the killing of Hoe Saith Toordas wrapped yesterday. Four witnesses testified and the accused Atre Surly Gawreery was held for grand jury. He remained in custody awaiting grand jury action.
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Surly
Gawreery
Effort to Crush Diaz Revolution Reported in Vera Rua
Mosleo City reports federal armies moving toward Vera Rua to crush the Felix Diaz rebellion. Troops and artillery are converging from three directions. A detachment of 125 from Orietm reportedly joined rebels, raising concerns of possible desertions by federal forces.
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Mosleo City
Felix Diaz
Verarua
Orietm
Severe storm wrecks buildings on Padre and Brazos islands
Brownsville Texas October 17 Anpetated Prowse reports horseback riders from Point Isabel say all buildings on Padre Island and Brazos de Santiago Island were wrecked. Life saving station at Brazos de Santiago destroyed but no lives lost. Many fishing boats wrecked.
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Brownsville
Texas
Horseback Menngers
Point Isabel
Padre Island
Brazon de Santiago Island
Braron de Santiago
IWW textile strike threat quoted in Salem report
Salem mass October 17 Associated Press Michael Barry a Lawrence policeman testified during the big textile strike that when he urged Giovannitti to keep the picketing peaceful Giovannitti allegedly replied If they dont stay out we will bust their hands Johnnie Edwards Rosie Edwards and others named Justo Carman Petro Medion cited in the coverage The report notes the inflammatory remark and lists several individuals connected to the events
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Associated Pros
Salem
Mass
Michael Barry
Lawrence
Industrial Workers of the World
Glogannitt
Giovannitt
Northbound Train Derails At Switch Point Narrow Escape
A northbound Pantengar train on the Houaton Toss Central line derailed when a piece of iron forced into a switch point. The engine and cars cleared the obstacle and stopped safely after a forty minute delay with no serious injuries reported.
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Houaton & Toss Central
Neleva
Man found not guilty in Texas murder case
Dallas jury acquits Cohen of killing Mrs. Georgia Meyer who was shot in his room last summer. He claimed self defense and was exonerated after deliberation.
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Frew
Dallas
Texas
Cohen
Georgia Meyer
Gelf
Farmers and Trinity set for tough match at Kyle Field
The second football game of the season for A and M College will be played at Kyle Field tomorrow as the Farmers face Trinity University. Wet conditions hindered outdoor practice but players remained sharp in drills. Moran eyes standout performance by Daniel Maker last Saturday amid new recruits McArthur, A. T. Mitten, and Montgomery.
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Ms. College
Kyle Field
Olevau
Trinity University
Cowth Moran
Ixainer
Daniel Maker
McArthur
A. T. Mitter
Montowery
Moran
Huskies
Suu
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Dallas Fair
University of Arkansas
Thousand Strong Expect Special Training for Men
Fragmentary text notes a large force preparing with a plan to have men in condition and a great variety of tasks worked out to perfection. The source implies anticipation of specialized training and disciplined readiness.
Ransom Paid for Release of Cattleman
Report from Washington describes a ransom of twelve red and a half dollars paid for the release of cattleman Cameron of El Paso from Mexican rebels. Forecasts indicate unsettled weather with light rain in parts, variable temperatures, and frost in northern regions including New England and the lake area.
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Wanhington
Cameron
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