Monnett Attacks Taft and Republican Trust Policy
Hon Frank 8 Monnett ex attorney general of Ohio told about a thousand at Capitol Avenue theater that the national democratic party and its presidential candidate offer a clear alternative. He denounced Taft era favoritism and warned against railroad domination and a whitewashed trust policy while endorsing a national bank guarantee over a postal savings bank. He argued enforcement of banking laws is needed and predicted a congressional push to shield trusts if Republicans win.
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Frank
Republian
Monnett
W. H. Taft
D. N. Stickney
Democratic State Central Committee
Standard Oil Company
National Bank Guarantee
Taft
National Bank
Washington
Republican Party
Mr. Monnett
Northern Securities Combine
New York
Wyoming
Kansas
United States
Democratic Party
War Clouds in Balkans and New York Speed Record
Balkans tension eases as Turks show restraint under Sir Edward Grey while Servians clash with Austrian gendarmes on the Bosnian frontier. In New York Long Island Speedway opens with Herbert Lytle setting a 64.25 mph stock car record at 234.6 miles in 219 minutes amid a crash, rivalries, and a leg injury to a mechanic.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
Isotta
Motor Parkway
Herbert Lytle
Million Dollar Speedway
Lytle
Sharp
Bourque
Garden City
LaMond
Miller
Stoddard- Dayton
Taft and Bryan Draw Strikingly Different Chicago Audiences
Chicago reports show William Jennings Bryan addressing a packed audience at the deep water convention while William Howard Taft drew a largely empty hall with many vacant lower seats. Observers note Taft's appearance failed to generate enthusiasm and marked disappointing crowd response on his western tour.
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Taft
Chicago
Bryan
Judge Taft
Bandit Robs Missoula Stage Near City
A masked bandit armed with a .22 rifle held up the Missoula Bonner stage two miles east of Missoula. He lined up twelve occupants and the driver taking about $5 to $25 from each before fleeing into the dusk. Sheriff Campbell and deputies search surrounding hills.
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Missoula
Mont
Missoula-Bonner
Campbell
Encampment Youth Dies After Football Injuries
In Karney Nebraska on October 10 a football game injury led to the death of Harry Hull son of Mr and Mrs Edward Hull of Encampment Wyoming. He was a student at the Kearney Military Academy.
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Karney
Neb
Harry Hull
Edward Hull
Wyo
Hull
Kearney Military Academy
Laramie Foreman May Lose His Arm
Grover Richardson foreman at the Wyoming Brick and Cement plant was drawn into machinery this afternoon and his arm mangled. Amputation probably will be necessary.
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Laramie
Laramie, Wyo
Grover Richardson
Wyoming Brick & Cement Company
Charles Mallin Buys Grant Residence in City Deal
State Auditor LeRoy Grant yesterday sold his residence at the corner of Twenty second street and Warren avenue to Charles Maltin for 4500 dollars.
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Charles Mallin Buyh
Grant
LeRoy Grant
Twenty-second Street
Warren Avenue
Charles Maltin
Funeral of Mrs Ellen Houseman Today
The funeral of Mrs Ellen House man will be held at the First Methodist church at o'clock this afternoon.
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Oubreman
Ellen Houseman
First Methodist Church
Death of Mrs Imelda Warlaumont in Iowa City
Mrs Imelda Warlaumont dies in Iowa City at 22 after seeking relief for heart trouble. Survived by a Denver sister and brother and several sisters in Casper Cheyenne and Denver. Burial arrangements to be announced. Emma F Gates sells cottage property at Twenty fifth and Eddy to Geo H Fisher for 5600. Fisher, a U P train dispatcher, moves from Spokane.
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Imelda Warlaumont
Iowa City
Iowa
Irene
Denver
Tim Daly
John Daly
Casper
H. M. Hugh
Cheyenne
Emma F. Gates
Geo. H. Fisher
Twenty-fifth and
Eddy Streets
H. E. Gates
Fisher
U. P
Spokane
Wash
French distance runner H Siret breaks marathon record
London report says H Siret, champion long distance runner of France, completed the marathon course about twenty six miles in two hours thirty seven minutes and twenty three seconds, breaking all previous records. It notes John Wave of New York at the Olympic ran two hours fifty five minutes eighteen seconds.
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London
H. Siret
France
John
New York
Colonel Stewart Retired From Active Service
Colonel William F. Stewart, long stationed at Fort Grant Arizona, has been retired from active service. A board report was presented to the President and he directed immediate retirement of the officer.
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Stewart
Washington
Wm. F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Ariz
Stewrt
Thirteen Lost In Collision Off Scheveningen
In fog off Scheveningen the German steamers Pretoria and Nipponia collided. Thirteen Nipponia crew members including the captain drowned. Pretoria uninjured. Pretoria, of the Hamburg American line, sailed from New York on Sept. 26 bound for Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Pretoria
Nipponia
Scheveninten
Hamburg American Line
New York
Passenger Dies On Union Pacific Train Near Rawlins
Charles H. Olmstead a New York resident and Mason dies while aboard Union Pacific train No. 5 en route to Portland Oregon near Rawlins Wyoming. The body is removed at Rawlins.
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Union Pacifico
Rawlins
Wyo
Harles H. Olmstead
Portland
Ore
Union Pacific
Olmstead
New York Land
Masonic Order
New street arc lamps in Cheyenne replace old style lights
The Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Company deploys a crew to hang modern arc lamps, replacing the long used old style lamps across the city, reflecting updated street illumination efforts.
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Por Cheyenne
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Servia and Austria Preparing for War
Belgrade reports the war drift appears unavoidable with war talk in official circles. A mass meeting and national assembly deliberations show strong warlike sentiment as Austrian monitors advance toward the Servian frontier and troops move to the border. Rumors from Paris and Constantinople add to the sense of looming conflict.
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National Assembly
Belgrade
Servia
M. Paalis
Ministre
Associated Press
Skupchitina
Theater Square
Danube
Jovanovvtis
Austro-Hungary
Mog
Paris
Vienna
The
Temps
Near East
Cettinje
Constantinople
Smyrna
Athens
Macedonia
Geres
Matin
National policies debated at Trans-Mississippi congress
The Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress in San Francisco focused on resolutions tied to National administration policy on resource conservation. Delegates heard various addresses and toured the city by auto and trolley. Dr. Davis Starr Jordan of Stanford urged creation of a national fish protection bureau.
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San Francisco
Committee On
Congress
Davis Starr Jordan
Stanford University
National Bureau of Fish Protection
Battleship Fleet Leaves Manila En Route to Japan
Sixteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet depart Manila under Rear Admiral Charles Sperry. The Connecticut led the group two hours ahead of scheduled time, clearing Corregidor at 8 46 AM and proceeding north in the South China Sea. Spectators were few as the change in departure hour went unreported.
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Manila
Japan
Charles Sperry
Connecticut
Ips
E Connecticut
Corregidor
Inn Sea
Hawley Elected Secretary of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Columbus Ohio Oct 10 Albert Hawley of Davenport Iowa was today elected Grand Secretary and Treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Hawley to assume duties shortly at the annual meeting in Columbus and will serve as officer in charge of financial affairs for the union
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Hawley
Brotherhood L. F
Columbus,o
Albert Hawley
Davenport
Iowa
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Louis James to Perform Ibsen Piece in Capital Avenue Debut
Wallace Munro, manager for Louis James, arranges for the actor to appear at Capital Avenue theater on Thursday night, November 6, in Hedrick Ibsen's Peer Gynt. He purchased the Mansfield estate manuscript and entire production, claiming full disclosure here. James brings a company of forty eight and uses two baggage cars for the show.
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Wallace Munro
Louis James
Capital Avenue Theater
Hedrik Ibsen
Coal Company Suit Compromised in Court
The United States case against Ute Coal and Coke Company of Durango to recover 630000 for coal allegedly taken from government lands was compromised in federal court in Pueblo Colorado. The company will pay 40000 to the government after a trial and prior appeals.
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Pueblo
Colo
United States
Ute Coal and Coke Company
Durango
Ilegally
Coase
Declare Pork Canal From Lakes To Gulf
Chicago Oct 10 The Gulf Deep Water Ways Association closed with a resolution urging the federal government to open and immediately begin a deep channel from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. The group also selected New Orleans for the next convention and re elected all officers.
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Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Gulf Deep Water Ways Association
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