Hanly Attacks Hughes Over Silent Prohibition Campaign
In a Burlington depot speech, Indiana former Governor J Frank Hanly, the prohibition nominee, assailed Judge Hughes and the GOP for a silent stance on prohibition and for packing the Chicago convention in liquor interests. He named Charles Warren Fairbanks as an alleged liquor ally and urged popular sovereignty against alcohol. Dr Ira Landrich followed, urging vigorous anti liquor stands amid a mixed crowd.
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J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Judge Hughes
Burlington Depot
Marshall
Wilson
California
Hanly
Republican Party
Taft
Boston
United States
Chicago
Hughes
West
Bryan
Prohibition
Nmquor
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Ira Landrich
Tennesse
Wyoming
North Pole
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
Eles
Ramsey Freed Over Lack of Accuser in Union Po Letic Fraud Case
James Ramsey was released after authorities found no one willing to file charges for a suspected four twenty dollar bill change scam aboard a moving train. Police say Ramsey attempted to flee with the change and a photo was taken during a struggle in the jail before release.
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James Ramsey
Union Poeltic Wala
Longmont
C. A. Phelps
British Smash Toward Germany's Main Artery
Reported advances of British forces toward the Peronne and Bapaume road behind German lines north of Combles. British troops gain trenches near Lesars and Les Borufe as fighting persists between Thiepval and the Ancre. Berlin cites more Russian prisoners and German gains in Macedonia while Von Bethmann-Hollweg's Reichstag speech draws mixed reactions.
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Peronne
Bapaume
Combles
Lesars
Haig
Les Borufe
Thiepval
Ancre
Hermannstadt
Korynitza
Berlin
Leopold I
Bavaria
Macedonia
Rupprecht
von Bethmann-Heillweg
Somme
Crown Prince
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
England
Great Britain
Vorwaerts
Assailing Britain Germany Says London Aims to Crush Existence
Assailing Britain in his attack on Great Britain the chancellor declared the country breaks international law and is Germany's fiercest enemy. He warned that British aims threaten Germany's existence and economic and military security.
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Assaila
England
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
Eng
Preacher’s plea stops lynching mob in Novata Okla
In Novata Oklahoma a mob of about 500 men fought to lynch three black men after a failed escape during a deputy sheriff’s death. Reverend Pierce a Methodist minister pleaded for restraint leading to two lynchings halted. a third target was dragged through the streets and spared. The escaped men hid in a remote area and may recover.
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Novata
Okla
Pierce
James Gibson
James May
German Plangers Sink Ten Belgian Liners in Channel in One Day
Report notes German forces sinking ten Belgian liners in the Channel in a single day as part of wartime action. Included is a political spectrum of statements on Britain, France, and their aims, with calls to persevere and win the war. The item references Greek political turmoil and a Hydra defection in seafaring events.
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Channel
Land
England
France
Alma
Constantinople
Alsace-Lorraine
Trentino
Transylvania
Germany
Piraeus
London
Hydra
Business Men Greet Judge Hughes With Declaration for President
A. P. Brakeman Fleming killed by a train at Hanna near 1 20 am while walking around a freight engine. Union Pacific brakeman, 23, from Laramie, struck by No 6 passenger train and fatally injured as wheels passed over him. Parents in Burlington notified. he had two years with UP.
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Hanna
BE. W. Fleming
Union Pacific
Laramie
Fleming
Burlington
New Machine Records Every Heart Motion
A machine exhibited before the American M ray society convention records each heart motion. It is called an electrocards and uses voltages to yield precise readings. Researchers note the device can be compared later with other methods for accuracy.
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Chicago
M-ray Society
Endicott and Johnson Endorse Wilson in NY
H B Endicott and George W Johnson owners of the largest shoe factories in the world issued a public statement endorsing President Wilson and urging his reelection. They employ about 12 000 workers and families in En dicott City and Johnson City near their principal New York state plants.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Hughes
H. B
Mr. Johnson
Wilson
Endicott
Johnson
Mughes
Endicott Des
Massachusetts
New England
Tis
Mt One
Ferry Boats Tied Up by New York Strike
New York Central ferries between Manhattan and New Jersey were tied up during rush hour by a strike of about 150 workers demanding shorter hours and higher pay. The action caused congestion and delays as passengers sought alternatives. Sixteen people were injured in a collision involving one car and a strikebreaker-operated vehicle. one motorman disappeared and another returned to work. Brewers union members quit in sympathy but voted to resume work.
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New York
New York Central Railway
Manhattan
New Jersey
Brewers Union
United States Steel Shares Hit New High on Bull Market
New York Sept 29 United States Steel rose to 120 6 8 in heavy trading as the stock market showed breadth and activity. Exchange turnover was expected to approach 2,000,000 shares as bulls dominated.
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New York
United States Steel Commons
Stock Exchange
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Weekend
A weekend outlook for Wyoming calls for clear Saturday with light breezes and increasing cloudiness Sunday. Temperatures rise into the 70s with cooler nights ahead and a potential Sunday shower risk in western counties.
Wilson Denounces Disloyal Americans in Indignant Message
President Wilson rejects support from the American Truth Society and its leader Jeremiah A. O’Leary, calling on him to dissuade disloyalists. He vows no personal battles with Hughes and previews a speech outlining GOP stances on key Democratic laws.
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Wilson
American Truth Society
Long Branch
N. J
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
New York
O'Leary
Leary
Martine
New Jersey
Congress
William Bennett
Twenty-Third
Congressional District
Hughes
Europe
John M. Parker
Washington
Shadow Lawn
Jeremiah O'Leary
Great Britain
France
Judge Wescott
George Y Wallace Dead Former Rocky Mountain Bell Head
George Y. Wallace, 72, former president of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co, died in Salt Lake City Utah. Born in Ohio, he had been active in business since arriving in Salt Lake in 1872.
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George Y. Wallace
Salt Lake Salt Lake Ity
Utah
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Ohio
Salt Lake
Canon City Chief Accidentally Shot
Canon City police chief Charles P. Skinner was accidentally shot in the leg when a gun fell from his lap. The bullet severed an artery and caused his death from loss of blood.
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Canon City
Colo
Charles P. Skinner
Odell cites Wilson saving farmers millions in rail strike avert
Frank G Odell, longtime Nebraska statistician, claims President Wilkos actions averted dire market losses estimated at one hundred million dollars to U S farmers and fruit growers by preventing a rail strike. He cites certified railroad earnings for April 1914 versus 1915 and criticizes Republican framing of rail costs. The Seattle Times notes Yakima valley fruit crop prospects for 1916 may reach record levels, with high prices encouraging full harvest.
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New York
United States
Wilkow
Frank G. Odell
Nebraska
Odell
Loersiste Commerce Commission
The
Seattle Times
Yakio Valley
Waellington
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Pres. Wilson
Cheyenne
Ramsey
Phelps
Fort
Clergyman
A. P
W. Fleming
U. S. Sterl
Cowler
O’leary
Adamson Bill
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