Walsh Wins Bay State New Jersey Endorsements Wilson
Walsh triumphs in New York and Illinois women vote to defeat saloons. Fusion party gains mayor Mitchel in New York City and control of many offices. Tammany losses ripple through New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania contests. Sulzer regains a seat in the New York Assembly. Cheyenne adopts commission form mayor.
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New York
Tammany
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Upstate
Hughes
William Sulzer
Tom Many
Albany
Assembly
Jon Purroy Mitchel
Fusion
Greater New York
William A. Prendergast
Controller
Hie
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Marcus M. Marka
Thomas Darington
Manhattan
Marka
Board of Estimate
Jacob H. Cantor
Geo. W. Loft
Tim” Sullivan
Maryland
Charles P. Cody
Massachusetts
Calvin D. Paige
Republian
M. Fred O'Connell
David I. Walsh
Boston
Bird
Gardner
New Jersey
Fielder
Blair Lee
United States Senate
Rayner
Lee
Wilson
Hut
Pennsylvania
Superior Court
John J. Henderson
Crawford County
James Alcorn
Philadelphia
Samuel P. Kotan
Pittsburg
Armatrone
Indianapolis
Taggart
United States
J. W. Kern
Gary
Ind
Citizens
State Assembly
Suleer
Chastea F. Murphy
Tamuiany Hall
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert
Democratic surge in 1914 election across several states
Fragmentary report shows Democratic gains in Massachusetts and Virginia with governor and state tickets favored, while New Jersey backed the Wilson administration. The New York Assembly and judicial ticket appeared to align with Republican victories amid a nationwide contest.
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New York Assembly
Massachusetts
Virginia
New Jersey
Wilson
West and Burton Elected Amid Recall and Tax Change
In Pueblo on Tuesday John T. Weet and J Know led for commissioners with 2.697 and 2.499 votes, beating William Harber and Dr William Singer. Voters approved amendments recalling T D Bonnelly and Charles A Lannon and cutting council from five to three. The single tax amendment passed, shifting taxes to land only, while a twelve hour day for city freemen was approved. Some amendments conflicting with the recall were defeated.
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Pueblo
John T. Weet
J. Know
William Harber
Wiliam Singer
T. D. Bonnelly
Charles A. Lannon
Donnelly
Lannon
Zion
Lancon
Sheridan elects Tynan mayor amid party split
Sheridan voters chose Progressive Tynan as mayor over Democrat Hoy amid Republican rifts. Incumbent commissioner Haernan Canfield and civil engineer J. Wood were elected commissioners as Tynan's margin appeared small. Sheridan tally reached 2202 votes.
Ogden Mayor Re elected In Commission Form Era
Ogden voters re elected Mayor A G Well in an election reflecting the commission form of government. The outcome reinforces continuity in city leadership as the incumbent secures another term amid local governance debates.
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Ogden
A. G. Well
Mexican Dictator Huerta Pressured to Quit or Face War
Rumors at the national palace in Mexico City report Washington’s demands for President Huerta to retire. Huerta’s allies interpret the U S memorandum as a mandate, warning that refusal could push Huerta to seek congressional authority for stronger action, signaling a possible transition or conflict.
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United States
Congress
Huerta
Meolta
Shortage Charged to Fort Morgan Bank Official
A cashier and former chief clerk for County Treasurer George Cudworth faces an accounting claim of 1065.70 after seven years at the First Nations Bank of Brush. The audit by Samuel Rathbone cites a 1064.70 balance shortfall, indicating alleged misamount in funds.
Porfirio Dias to live in Mir aul this winter says consul
Katuei Kuvege the Meshae consul says Porfirio Dias will reside in Mir aul this winter. The statement cites Secretary Bryan's location as the point of contact for details.
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Porfirio Dias
Miraul
Katuei Kuvege
Bere
Ariaena Bank Shuts Cowan and the Tree
A banking institution named Ariaena Bank reportedly closes operations affecting Cowan and a related tree removal event. Local officials investigate the reasons behind the shutdown and assess impacts on residents and nearby properties.
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Ariaena Bank
Cowan
Christmas Gift Ideas for Men and Women in Cretonne Styles
Julia Bottomley surveys festive gift options highlighting ribbons, bags, and fans in rich brocades and silk. It showcases corset bags, collar bags, and travel cases made from cretonne and Japanese motifs, emphasizing practical, stylish items for both men and women.
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Julia Bottomley
Plata
Living Plants for Gifts This Christmas
Living plants make thoughtful gifts this Christmas and suit many rooms. Choose specimens that fit the recipient’s space and care level. Ferns and other hardy options offer lasting appeal beyond traditional arrangements.
Weald Preelated Inquiry Notice
Incomplete OCR fragment references a related inquiry or notice. Readable text mentions hor and four, but lacks clear actions, dates, or involved organizations. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise summary card.
Learning Language Time Shows Younger Age Aids Acquisition
The record notes that younger learners grasp new languages more easily than older ones. It cites the cognitive benefits of early exposure and ongoing study, mentioning progressive fluency as children grow familiar with sounds and grammar.
Wyoming Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1913
Governor Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming proclaims November 27, 1913 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. He urges all people to set aside work and join religious services to express gratitude to the Ruler of nations for prosperity, peace, and progress across the state.
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Union
Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
United States
One way to acquire a striking per sonality
A brief observation notes that a distinctive personality can be formed by chronic borrowing habits and copying others, suggesting social mimicry as a path to individuality.
Man Arrested After Rampage Across Diamondville
John Breaker is detained for investigation after a storm incident at a Methodist church where he kicked a door panel frightening attendees. He then vandalized T. L. Stewart's home and threatened residents before Mrs. King fired a revolver at him and helped trap him in the street.
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Diamondville
John Breaker
T. L. Stewart
Dean's Drug Stores Advertises Easy Drope-Seat
An old adv cites Dean's eessee Drope-Seat Drug Stores as a simple remedy or product. The fragment references a race problem and endorses Red Cross Bag Blue for whitening clothes, urging readers to ask for it at grocers.
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Colts
Dean's
Red Cross
Hamlet and Puck Quote Reflect Stage Bloodhound Motif
A passage notes bloodhounds in an Uncle Tom's Cabin production as a plot device. Simon Legree jokes about locating the manager on salary days, reflecting backstage humor in a theater setting.
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Hamlet
Simon
Simon Legree
Puck
Highway town sheriff links liquor raid to theft at Carneyville
At the Carneyville coal camp near Sheridan three masked men robbed proprietor Mike Pestark late at night taking about $145. They fired three shots through the ceiling and fled. Sheriff Hoop found no suspects but noted evidence suggesting Pestark was running an illicit liquor operation in the dry territory.
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Sheridan
Hoop Beleves
Carneyville
Mike Pestark
Pestarkt
Carneyine Leing
Women Sentenced to Death in Wyoming Penitentiary
For the first time in Wyoming penitentiary history the prison contains women under sentence of death. O. W. White of New Casper is to be hanged June for killing George Coffee, and J. W. Jemkines of Cheyenne is to be executed November 14 for killing his wife.
Tynan Elected Mayor of Sheridan
The Progressives won in Sheridan electing T. T. Tynan as mayor over Democrat J B Hop. Tynan’s majority was small. Also elected were commissioners Canfield and R. C. Wood, a civil engineer.
Dry farming expert visits Cheyenne to observe progress
Dr W T Cooke of the Hragilian government arrives in Cheyenne and spends several days examining dry land agriculture progress and practices.
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Cheyenne
W. T Cooke
Wheatland Hay Shipments Expect Over 1000 Carloads
Shipments of hay from the Wheatland district this fall and winter will exceed 1,000 carloads. The forecast highlights strong agricultural output and regional production levels for the season.
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Wheatland
Sunday Closing in Early Frontier Towns
The piece recalls a frontier trader who closed his shop on Sundays in Louisville proving daily business can bow to Sabbath observance. His quiet stance inspired others to follow, showing humor and principle shaping local customs and religious norms.
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American
New Jersey
Louieville
Kentucky
Grape-Nuts Claims for Daylong Work and Night Study
An advertisement describes a man who regained health by switching to Grape-Nuts cereal after stomach trouble limited his diet. He reports improved strength, appetite, nerves, and energy to work all day and study at night, crediting the cereal for restored vigor.
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Dewn
Postusy
Creek
Wheatland Receives Ten Thousand Lambs for Spring Market
Wheatland reports receipt of ten thousand lambs destined for feeding ahead of the spring market. The livestock influx signals rising supply conditions for the upcoming trading period.
Gates Checks May Be Turned Down
Cody residents who received costly gifts from the late Charles G Gates before his sudden death fear the estate administrator may not honor those checks. Gates spent his final days celebrating a successful hunting trip and distributed payments ranging from four hundred to one thousand dollars.
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Cody
Charles G. Gates
Gates Estate
Gates
La Fountain elected mayor in Cheyenne commission form
Robert La Fountain won the Cheyenne mayoral race under the new commission form with 278 votes to Pred Hoffmen's 10. Barkedale and Boos Laughlin were chosen as commissioners.
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Cheyenne
Robert la Fountain
Hoffmen
Barkedale
Boos Laughlin
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Fatal Domestic Incident
Fragmentary report notes a man named Larania Bvaes allegedly struck his wife who had pleaded for help before he killed Gimesel. Authorities split bags at the scene, with unclear timeline and details remaining.
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Larania
Deck
Gimesel
May and Blinks in a Beat of Unrequited Love
In a light humor sketch, Blinks courts May despite repeated refusals. May stays distant as Billy, May's younger brother, jokes that Blinks never stays because May keeps leaving. The suitor learns his persistence mirrors the months with May going out each time June is near.
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Blinks
May
December
Billy
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion and stomach distress in five minutes. It promotes rapid, harmless relief from gas, heartburn, bloating, and sour belching and recommends a fifty cent bottle for home use. It also suggests giving quick aid during daytime or night stomach upset.
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Pape
Fape
Norway Produces Hay for Home Use and Exports Abroad
Norway yields sufficient hay to feed domestic needs and ships quantities to southern countries. The article notes steady production aimed at self sufficiency while supporting regional markets.
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Norway
Artificial silk from spun glass used in English car upholstery
A novel material made from spun glass is being used as artificial silk for automobile upholstery in England. The product aims to combine durability with a convincing silk appearance for car interiors.
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England
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