Norwood Voters Ballot Tonight in Local Party Battle
Norwood Republicans split into Red and Blue tickets as members mobilize for tonight’s ballot. State Secretary Carmi Thompson touts daily added support while Blue candidates publish a platform promising club unity, social events, and voter rallying for city and state affairs.
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Norwood Republican Club
Blue Platform
Republican Party
Norwood
Carl Dunham
John Snyder
Herman Wessel
A. M. Berens
George S. Trout
L. E. van Ausdel
Ben Mulford, Jr
Bank Panic Fears Prompt Banking Debate in Denver
Delegates at the Denver convention clash over whether deposits should be guaranteed by state or federal action. Critics warn compulsory guarantees could trigger broader harm, while advocates urge solvent banks gain access to currency to curb panics.
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Denver
Congress
American Bankers’ Association
Roosevelt Jr Begins Career at Hartford Carpet Plant
Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrived in Thompsonville Connecticut and started work today as an office clerk at the Hartford Carpet Corporation plant. He will later move into the wood sorting department.
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Theodore Roosevelt, JR
Thompsonville
Conn
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Ticket Named in Michigan Democratic Convention
Saginaw Mich Oct 1 A protracted discussion of the party platform in the Resolutions Committee preceded the Democratic ticket for governor With Lawton Heman nominated for governor the slate includes S D Williams Detroit Frank T McDonald Sault Ste Marie Robert J Whaley Flint William T Montague Kalamazoo James G Tucker Coleman W Sherman Lister Ionia J W Tierney Roscommon Justin R Whiting Jackson and Mark Norris Grand Rapids for the Supreme Court vacancy
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Saginaw
Mich
Resolutions Committee
Lawton T. Hemans
S. D. Williams
Detroit
Frank T. McDonald
Sault Ste. Marie
Robert J
Vahey Is Nominated for Governor by Massachusetts Democrats
Boston October 1 The Democratic State Convention nominated a full slate for November with James H Vahey of Watertown as Governor and Charles J Barton as Lieutenant Governor. Also named were James F Aylward Cambridge Secretary of State Erwin H Kennedy Pittsfield Auditor Simeon W Shaw Lawrence and John A Thayer Worcester Attorney General. Richard Olney Boston and James B Cotter Hyde Park were chosen Presidential Electors. John E Golden Fall River declined the Lieutenant Governor nomination.
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Boston
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
Erwin
H. Kennedy
Pittsfield
Simeon
W. Shaw
Lawrence
John A. Thayer
Worcester
Richard Olney
James B. Cotter
Hyde Park
John E. Golden
Fall River
United Textile Workers of America
Rogers County Board Lacks Authority Over Oil Pipeline Right of Way
In Guthrie Oklahoma on October 1 the Rogers County Commissioners were informed by the State Attorney General that they cannot grant permission for Prairie Oil and Gas Company to lay pipes in public highways. The dispute arose after Governor Haskell directed the board to grant the right of way, triggering a clash with the attorney general.
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Guthrie
Okla
Board of Commissioners
Rogers County
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Haskell
West
Watson Renews Stand On Ocala Platform In Georgia
Thomas E. Watson, People's party presidential nominee, denounces bribery claims and reaffirms adherence to the Ocala platform. He says he remains aligned with its principles and hopes to restore southern influence in politics.
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Jackson, Ga
Thomas E. Watson
People’s Party
Ocala
South
Watson
Wrecks and Fires Hit Multiple Cities Across States
A Toledo & Ohio Central passenger train collision near Sugar Ridge killed six and injured many as rear-end contact followed a hot box warning. Fires in Spencer and Youngstown left several dead or injured, with firefighters trapped and a $25,000 loss. A Chapman Logging train wreck in Scappoose Mills, Oregon, killed six crew and injured eight seriously.
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Cleveland, O
Toledo & Ohio Central
Bowling, Green Fair
Toledo
Sugar Ridge
Portland
Ore
Chapman Logging Company
Scappoose Mills
AGIA DEMAND DISTURBS TURKEY
Berlin dispatch notes interview with Tewfik Pasha Turkish Foreign Minister on Bulgaria Turkey dispute. Russia demanded return of seized Oriental Railway segment, viewed as robbery by Turkey. Pasha expects restoration of former conditions difficult but foresees no complications. Turkey will address Bulgarian independence on legal grounds.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Bulgaria
Turkey
Russia
Sofia
Supreme Court voids Spaulding Township primary results
The Michigan Supreme Court ordered rejection of the vote in one precinct of Spaulding Township Menominee County from the recent Republican gubernatorial primary because voting machines prevented separation of ballots by party.
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Lansing
Mich
Supreme Court
Spaulding Township
Menominee County
Glasscock Resigns as WV Governor Candidate and IRS Collector
Clarksburg West Virginia October 1 William E Glasscock Republican gubernatorial candidate and Internal Revenue Collector sent his resignation to Secretary Cortelyou The resignation was voluntary on his part leaving the campaign and post vacant in West Virginia
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Clarksburg
W. Va
William E. Glasscock
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
Tunnels 5 Rush Under McAdoo System Nears Completion
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad officials say the McAdoo tunnel system linking New York and New Jersey will be finished and operating by January 1. Trains may run from Manhattan to Hoboken by Christmas with Jersey side work nearly done.
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McAdoo Enterprises
New York
Commercial Tribune
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
New York and
New Jersey
McAdoo
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Chicago
Manhattan
Hudson River
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Thirty-third Street
Herald Square
Hoboken
Jersey City
River Front
Erie
Cortlandt Street
Hughes Endorses Taft For Candidacy In Public Statement
In a formal statement Hughes praises Taft citing loyalty to high ideals broad sympathies and rare character and experience. He credits Taft with eminent service national learning understanding of affairs constitutional respect and his ability to plan and direct necessary reforms.
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William Howard Taft
Roosevelt on Taft as President of the People
The piece argues that if elected Roosevelt will govern for the people rather than any single class. It condemns opponents who would undermine orderly liberty for one group or sacrifice workers rights to boost business prosperity.
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Union Veterans’ Republican Club
Builders’ Exchange
Opera Place
A. M. Warner
Matt J. Day
Cincinnati
Democratic Club
Bernard
Berard
Antist
Noctor
John Devanny
Thomas Campbell
John McGinn
Herman Dierkes
Dierkes
Hughes On Bryan Critics Backward-Looking Warning
In a sharp critique, Hughes argues that if Bryan's twelve years of proposals had become law, the nation would face disaster and the primary task would be seeking an escape from ill considered legislation rather than governance. The exchange reflects partisan tension over policy direction and legislative outcomes.
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Bryan
Taft Portrayed as Steady Pilgrim Leader
Beveridge extols William H. Taft as Pilgrim influenced, tested in government, and proven in statesmanship. The piece lauds his wisdom and calls him a skilled seaman, framing his ideal vision as a living fact.
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William H. Taft
Atlantic Fleet Enters Manila Harbor After Passing Corregidor
The Atlantic battle ship fleet reached Manila Harbor at noon after passing Corregidor Island at 12 10 p m. The entry marks a major movement in the Pacific theater as the ships anchor in the dinning roadstead near the city.
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Corregidor Island
Harbor
Bank Deposit Guarantees and Banking Regulation Debate
A discussion argues bank regulation should limit investments and strengthen supervision. The guarantee of deposits is criticized as harmful to sound banking by encouraging speculation. Oklahoma makes compulsory state bank guarantees. national banks face optional compliance with the law.
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Oklahoma
Portuguese Fort Attacked in Lisbon Possession
Natives of Angolia in West Africa revolted and attacked Don Luise fort. After a sharp fight the garrison repelled them, but two Portuguese were killed and several wounded.
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Lisbon
Angolia
West Africa
Don Luise
Goethals Reports Panama Canal Progress to Roosevelt
Lieutenant Colonel George W. Goethals, chairman and chief engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission, called on President Roosevelt in Washington and briefing on canal work. He plans to stay in the capital until November 1.
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Panama Canal
Washington
George W. Goethals
Isthmian Camal Commission
Roosevelt
Goethals
New Discovery Cures Eczema and Heals Skin Overnight
Poslam a newly distributed treatment for eczema and minor skin troubles claims rapid relief. Druggists nationwide now stock 50-cent and two-dollar jars, with overnight itching relief and weeks to cure chronic conditions. Free experimental samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Dow’s
Cincinnati
Emergency Laboratories
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Brice Commission Appointed to Probe Sanity
New York October 1 Justice Geige rich in the Supreme Court today appointed a commission in lunacy to inquire into the mental condition of Stewart M Brice son of the late Senator Calvin S Brice Ohio The application was made by W Kirkpatrick Brice his brother He had been in a sanitarium and now lives with his wife
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L. G. Bernard
Commercial Tribune
Bernard
Noctor
Nector
New York
Geige~rich
Supreme Court
Stewart M. Brice
United States
Calvins. Brice
Ohio
W. Kirkpatrick
Brice
Wealthy Rose Graham Consumes Poison at Longworth Street Resort
Rose Graham a 19 year old of wealth reportedly drank bichloride of mercury at 309 Longworth street and lies dying in City Hospital. A man's photograph clutched in her hand and the whispered name Billy as she suffers, her Pittsburg relatives noted but little else known. Doctors say she cannot survive.
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Rose Graham
Longworth Street
Pittsburg
Billy
Roberts Leaves Hospital After Shooting Incident
Charles B. Roberts of Baltimore, wounded over a month ago while riding in a rolling chair with Baltimore society woman Mrs. W. liams, has left City Hospital and is staying at the Hotel Brighton with Mrs. Roberts. His condition is improving though still weak.
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Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
W.liams
Baltimore Society
City Hospital
Brighton
Rev Arthur S Lloyd elected Coadjutor Bishop of Maryland
Baltimore October 1 The Rev Arthur Selden Lloyd long time General Secretary of the Protestant Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions with offices in New York was today elected Coadjutor Bishop of the Diocese of Maryland He is expected to succeed Bishop Parrett and was born in Virginia about fifty years ago
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Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Judge Taft
Bryan
New York State
Hughes
New York
Baltimore
Arthur Selden Lloyd
Protestant Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
Diocese of
Maryland
Parrett
Lloyd
Virginna
Bellaire Plant Fire Destroys Carnegie Stockhouse
A blaze caused by crossed electric wires wiped out the Bellaire Ohio Carnegie Steel plant stockhouse. Firemen were injured by collapsing walls while water shortages aided the spread. Total loss estimated at $100,000 with patterns and materials destroyed.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellaire,.o
Bellaire
Carnegie Steel Company
Boston Minister Selected as Successor to Satterlee
Dr Alexander Mann of Trinity Church Boston was tonight elected Bishop of the Protestant Diocese of Washington on the seventh ballot. Bishop Brent of the Philippines had twice declined the honor after earlier elections. The vacancy followed the death of Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee.
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Washington
Alexander Mann
Trinity Episcopal Church
Boston
Mass
Brent
Philippines
Henry Y. Satterlee
Probe on Hamilton County Inquiry Gets Court Hearing
Chief counsel for the partisan probe committee appeared in the Supreme Court to press advancing the case on the docket. An opponent requested at least thirty days to file an answer. court decision likely next Tuesday.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Gchief
Partisan
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Ovation for Spanish King at Budapest Welcome
The King and Queen of Spain arrived in Budapest from Munich at 3 PM and were greeted by Emperor Francis Joseph and Austrian Archdukes. A large crowd gave them an enthusiastic ovation at the rail station.
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Budapest
Spain
Munich
Francis Joseph
Delaware County votes dry in Rose bill election landslide
Delaware County swung dry in the local option election under the Rose bill with a good majority of 2148. The Wet faction carried only two precincts amid several arrests for illegal voting.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware, D
Delaware County
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