Riot in Indianapolis ties up traffic and cars halted
A street car strike in Indianapolis paralyzed service as about 5000 rioters clashed with police in the downtown area. Mayor Shank and Sheriff Porte ge discussed aid while authorities considered measures as attack threats and rail protection were debated.
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Ind
Jel M. Ralston
Shank
Theodore Portege
Marion County
Chicago
Robert S. Todd
Street Railway Company
Sulzer Telegrams and Calls Revealed in Impeachment Era
Telegraphs signed by Chester G. Platt and William Buiter show efforts to influence assembly votes before Sulzer's impeachment. A telegram urged Roosevelt to arrange talks with Annisdale and others. phone calls to Edward the Mecall are shown by telephone company charges. Internal auditors released the items.
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Albany
Chester G. Platt
Sulzer
William Buiter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Annisdale
Mitchell
Roogevely
Syver
Edward
Executive Chamber
Sulver
W C T U Sets New Year Fast Day for Nation
ASHI AY PARK NT to New Yoas 1914 set aside today by the National Woman a Christian Temperance Union for a countrywide day of fasting and prayer. The convention selected January 18 as a national constitutional prohibition day with Lillian N Stevens of Portland as national president leading the Washington meeting.
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Ashi AY Park
Yoas
Lillian N. Stevens
Portland
Auhhere
Wc.t. U. Mass Mievting
Washington
Bieareth PB Anderson
OCOOR
Iilee
Chet ‘Olereon
Bieevrton
Seaman Commended For Rescue Of Drowning Man
A seaman named Davies received commendation for rescuing a drowning man on a naval vessel. The ceremony highlighted bravery and the crew’s quick actions under dangerous conditions. An official note credited Seaman Davies and his shipmates for the life saving effort.
Lower Tariff Cuts Revenue Almost None
Washington reports the new tariff act reduced duties little impact on receipts. October customs receipts reached 30.138 million, slight drop from 1912. year to date deficit near 5.758 million, driven by Sherwood act pension payments. Total monthly outlays and treasury balances are listed with bank and gold figures.
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Washington
Treasury
The
United States
Colorado National Guard occupies Ludlow district amid miner strike
Two regiments of infantry two cavalry troops and artillery moved from Trinidad to seize arms from striking miners and mine guards at Ludlow and Hastings and Delagua. Deputies at Berwind and Terwind were disarmed as militiamen deployed. Nearly 2,000 residents welcomed the militiamen as they arrived, while authorities offered camp resignation or militia service to those disarmed.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
Hastings
Delagua
Berwind
Chase
Terwind
Tadlow
John Chase
Walserbure
Wendel
John Kt. Land
General Chase
Children Killed on New York Streets Report
New York figures released by the National Highway Protective Society show 277 children killed on New York streets since January. The report cites vehicle dangers and urges enhanced traffic safety measures.
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New York
National Highwayd Protective Society
Amateur convict study sparks mixed reviews
In Atlanta the article by Good Words questions Thomas M Osborne’s self-imposed Auburn prison experience as insight into inmate life noting it was well intentioned but ineffective. In New York Eva Barucher, eight, died from burns after dropping a doll into a bonfire and asking if the dolly was safe.
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Atlanta
Thomas M. QO+borne
Auburn Prison
Atlanta Federal Prison
Osborne
Tophet
Columbus
New York
Eva Barucher
Dolly
Anonymous letter about mayoral race rejected by the Leader
A late night typewritten note to the Leader office urged publication in this morning’s issue. The writer refused to give a name, and the paper’s policy prevents printing unsigned communications about the mayoral election.
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Leader
Can Water Company Cut Off City Up to Court
The U S Supreme Court considers whether a private water company may shut off city service when its franchise expires or seek compensation if it continues service. Chillicothe Water Co Mo seeks about 40000 for water since expiry. lower courts ruled for the city.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
City Water Company
Chillicothe
The
Water Company
Supreme Court
Income Tax to Add 414 Jobs for Collection
Washington date reports 334 deputy collectors 40 agents and 40 inspectors will be appointed to staff the income tax collection. Thousands have applied. appointments likely by state with endorsements from collectors and lawmakers. Tax withholding begins but actual cash will reach the Treasury months later.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Althowgh
Why I Support Fred Hofmann for Mayor
In Cheyenne, Thy J Ross Carpenter argues Hofmann is best qualified to run city government. He compares selecting Hofmann to trusting a business manager, stressing efficiency, honesty, and prudence over politics or prohibition stances.
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J. Ross Carpenter
Carpenter
Fred Hofmann
Cheyenne
Wnh
Corporation of
Cheyound
Kent
Clileen
Ross Carpentor
New York Mayoral Race Sees Parties Clash Before Ballot
New York enters a final stretch before elections with Tammany Hall backing Murphy and Mitchel rival John A. Hennessy driving graft allegations. Polls split on mayoral outcomes as voters also decide two judges and a state assembly with party power at stake.
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Fos
Tammany Hall
Fasten
John Purrey
Miteleb
Charles P. Murphy
Tannany
Mitchel
Onmiene
John A. Iennessy
William Sulzer
Hennessy
Sulger
Murphy
Edward E. Metall
Tammany
John Poe
Stilwell
Sing Sing
Sulzer Poe
Fuston Maders
McCall
New York State
Court of Appeals
State Assembly
Supreme Court Jwaitiees
New York
Huttale
Rochester
Syracue
Albany Schenectady
Utitw
Tsust
Wampton
Elmira
Rebels Seek U S Recognition as Mexican Insurgency Grows
Reports from Nogales and Matamoros detail leaders Venustiano Carranza and Venustiano Carranza allied factions planning appeals to Washington for recognition of the rebel government. A Monterey attack plan emerges as constitutionalist forces meet to coordinate action. Washington officials acknowledge delving into the Mexican situation but expect no announcements before next week.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Ney
Venustiang Carranao
Washington
Corranga
Termosiico
Licio Blanco
Tamaulipas
Matamoras
Monterey
Constitutionaliet
Villa Anudlea
Niles Eget
Jesus Carranza
Venusthing Carranza
Constitutionaljet
Pablo Gongiles
Lielo Blanes
Villarenal
Constitutionalier
Matimonisi
Imante
Wasitington
Mrs Pankhurst Joyful On Equal Suffrage Soil
Chivicago November 1 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, addressing Chicago suffragettes, spoke to hundreds and urged women to vote if polled. She declared women must lift reform and uplift their cause to help sisters in other nations, asserting the global impact of the vote.
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Pankhurst
Todey
Chicago
Mra
Pankhirst
Pardons Board Set to Meet Monday on Jail Case
The state pardons board will convene Monday to act on the jail case. Details on the hearing were not disclosed.
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Pardins Howed Ib
9Ate Board of Pardons
Thal
Jouking
Currency Bill Conferees Debate Bank Control Row
Washington nov 1 conferees wrangled over the administration currency bill as the senate banking committee debated capital control of banks. The panel supported a plan allowing the administration to appoint bank directors while the federal reserve board held power over others with regional banks capitalized at a set level. Delegates rejected a proposal to fix a 100 million capital floor and distribute funds under federal control, while regional bank capitalization was urged to match districts.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Getton
Banka
Tiional
Tte Verve
Bellator Tiitchear
Anderwrithes
Etnek
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