Indianapolis Car Strike Triggers Police and Mayor Clash
In Indianapolis the Traction and Terminal Company cars halted as guards aimed to run them amid a Friday night strike. A motor man Joseph Johnson was shot by a policeman as crowds gathered around the first car. Four officers resigned when ordered to join the car guards. Governor Ralston criticized city authorities for failing to provide police protection and called out militia if needed.
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Indianapole Traction and Terminal Company
Hyland
Joseph Johnson
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Shank
Robert I. Todd
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Meyele
Golniech and
Bastin
Minnota
Washington Streets
Barmfuhrer
Louisiana
Heras
Mexican Shot by Policeman in Los Angeles
Adolfo Moreno, a Mexican, was killed by policeman Alberto C Staples after Moreno and four companions allegedly shot Staples. The incident occurred amid reported bitter anti American sentiment among thousands of Mexicans in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Adolfo Moreno
Alberto C. Staples
Moreno
Voter mood split as parties claim lead in New Jersey
Newark Nov 2 with the election nearly here leaders at state headquarters predict victory. Republican Newton Bugbee says Edward C. Stokes will win by about 20 000 votes. Democratic Edward E B Grosseup projects James F Fielder ahead by 35 000 plus. Progressive Axel V Beeken expects Everett Colby to win by at least 6 000.
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N. J
Newton Bugbee
Republican State Committee
Edward C. Stokes
Edward EB. Grosseup
Democratic State Committee
James F. Fielder
Axel V. Beeken
Everett Colby
Women to Fight New School Law
Cleveland organizations pledged support for Mrs. Morley French to challenge a rule requiring women to resign if they marry. French will present the case to the Board of Education tomorrow seeking abolition of the provision.
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Publishers’ Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Congress of Mothers
Cleveland Council of Women
Municipal School
Morley French
Board of Education
Wilson Administration policy brief in Harvester dissolution case
Washington notes that Attorney General McReynolds will file a final brief tomorrow in St Paul seeking the dissolution of the International Harvester Company under the Sherman act. The brief argues against distributing Southern Pacific stock to union up with Union Pacific and calls for strict stock distribution in subsidiary cases, aligning with Standard Oil and Tobacco trust precedents.
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United States District Court
St. Paul
International Harvester Company
Interna- Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Tech
International Harvester Trust
Standard Ofl
Tobacco Trust
Currency Bill to Miss Session
Washington reports the Senate committee defers the currency bill until Wednesday. They now expect two additional weeks in committee, pushing Senate consideration to around November 17 at the earliest and ruling out passage at the extra session.
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Publishers’ Press
Washington
Senate ’Committee
Senate
Priest Testimony On Ritual Murder In Kieff Trial
In Kieff Russia on November 2 the examination of theologians began. Five were questioned and only Monk Pramiatis admitted his information came from two uneducated Jews who converted to Christianity and joined his monastery. He claimed ritual murder belief, and was sharply rebuked when mentioning Christ.
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Russia
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Pranlatie
Christ
Sen
Mormon Leader Supports Women's Suffrage in Chicago Visit
Joseph F. Smith, head of the Mormon Church, arrived in Chicago with one of his five wives and declared support for women's voting rights. He stated that Mormon women have been voting for 26 years and dismissed concerns about polygamy, saying each woman votes as she pleases.
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Publishers’ Press
Chicago
Joseph F. Smith
Brigham Young
East
Wilson awaits move from Huerta in Mexican crisis
Washington sources indicate the United States seeks Huerta's retirement and a peaceful transition after an election. If Huerta resigns, Washington may back his successor. if elections are invalid, the U S would push for new elections and help rehabilitate Mexico's government amid diplomáticos talks.
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Washington
United States
Washington Administration
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Europe
Campaign Ends in Sizzling City Race
New York voters face a tight mayoral contest with polls opening in 38 hours. Warnings by Democratic and Fusion campaigns urge bonafide voters to avoid fraud as rioting and disorder mark the final campaign push in Manhattan Brooklyn and the Bronx. Poll estimates favor McCall or Mitchel with consensus around a Mitchell victory by about 50 000 votes and betting at 3 to 1.
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Fusion
Bronk
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Brooklyn
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Murphy
Mitchel
Adamson
Maters
Mitchell
Powers Send Note to Greece
Rome reports that the collective hate from Italy and Austria toward Greece stems from Greek refusal to yield to Vienna and Rome and to stop hampering the international commission delimiting Albania.
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Publishers’ Press
Rome
Italy
Austria
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International Commission
Albania
Poison Case Is Puzzling Doctors
Washington doctors report James W Sampson shows some improvement after swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets three days ago in front of his wife and mother in law. He had ingested enough to kill many men, yet his condition remains uncertain.
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Publishers’ Press
Washington
Casulty Hospital
James W. Sampson
Divorce Sought by Aged Husband in West Virginia Court
Huntington West Virginia November 2 The romance of John W Stroud aged 80 and Jennie Stroud 51 his wife has ended in the Divorce Court after eight months of matrimony A rift began when she threw her clothes on the floor and said she would go to Cincinnati to live He then sued for divorce and today said he made a mistake in not marrying a younger woman who was not too old to love.
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Publishers’ Press
Huntington
W. Va
John W. Stroud
Jennie Stroud
Stroud
Cincinnati
Fight for Governor Battle Between Democrats and Progressives
Massachusetts race for governor narrows to a contest between Lieut. Gov. David J. Wash and Charles S. Bird of the Progressive party. US Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned that a Democratic defeat would signal repudiation of Wilson's foreign policy. He spoke at a suburban rally as Mexico’s stance was invoked in the political debate.
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Acre
David J. “Wash
Charles 8. Bird
Wilson
United States
James
President's Wife Honored by National Civic Federation
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson accepted the position of honorary vice chairman of the National Civic Federation women's department. The federation works to improve government employment conditions in the District of Columbia and general social conditions.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson Han
Wice
Women’s Department
National’ Civic Federation
of Columbia
Juggling of Funds at Columbus Gas Company Alleged
Ex governor Campbell named as gas company director issues statement amid alleged mismanagement. Reports claim large sums moved within company with suits expected to recover funds. Local officials and press coverage indicate tension over finances and governance.
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Campbell
Pivaigo
Consernix
Boebke Anil
Cau Gas
Wuetompany
Icity
James Oo
Arapbelt
Aks Et
Offa Fa
Handbag King Gottlieb Dies Amid Noted Cincinnati Life
Isade Gottlieb known as the Handbag King of Cincinnati for 25 years, dies at the Haym Hotel after a period of illness. He was a prominent figure in local gambling circles and later a diamond expert. Funeral arrangements will be announced. his death ends a controversial chapter in the city’s political and social circles.
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Cincinniati
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Haym
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K ‘Hyritha
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Rand
Gottlied
Cincimnati
Wien
Gumidge
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Gorlied
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Lynn
Hopkins
Wegt
Ninth Arch
Suffragettes Active in Italian Election
Rome reports the second ballot in general elections held in about 100 constituencies. Suffragettes urged voters to support candidates favoring women's suffrage, distributing pamphlets and rallying followers to influence outcomes.
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Publishers’ Press
Rome
Indhea
Cate’ and Motors
Money Crisis Sparks Bank Runs in Mexico
Disorder follows economic turmoil as deposits flee and the government faces sharp criticism. Reports say 3 percent on all deposits is proposed while Monterey and Tamaulipas see rebel actions, evacuations, and clashes. federal troops reinforce the area amid escalating violence and unrest.
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