Judge Harmon presses stance on initiative referendum
Judge Harmon questions nominee about opposition at Columbus led by Tom Loftin Johnson who argued the nominee opposed the initiative and referendum even though Johnson included it in his platform. He asks if the nominee is now in favor of the initiative and referendum.
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Judge Harmon
Columbus
Tom Loftin Johnson
Tom Johnson
Constantinople
Kiamil Pasha
Its
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Turkey
Taft
South St. Joseph
John Donovan
The
Stock Exchange
Donovan
Rotary of
St. Joseph
Laundermen Open Day Convention in Cincinnati
Seven hundred delegates from across the United States attend the twenty-fifth annual Laundrymen's National Association convention at Linton Hotel Cincinnati. National President D N Coop of Rochester presides as papers are read on industry developments. The event features tours of local laundries, music by Weber's Band, a banquet, and plans to elect officers and host city for next year.
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Cincinnati
United States
Laundrymen’s National Association
Linton Hotel
Markbreit
I. N. Williams
Lexington
D.N. Coop
Rochester
N. Y
F. W. Stevenson
John Slagk
Rookwood
Art Museum
Eden Park
Weber
Man Ends Life to Save Family from Illness
August Figs, 49, of East St. Louis, cut his wrists and died at Henriette Hospital to spare his wife and eight children further poverty from his illness. He left a final remark about not wasting money on doctors and medicine, saying the children needed the money for clothes as he worked at a lead grinding factory.
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East ST. Louis
Henriette Hospital
Verdict Upholds Safety Rule On Rail Cars
The Jackson County Common Pleas Court, with Judge Judson Harmon presiding, sustains the State Railroad Commission against Detroit Toledo Ironton branch in Ohio. The ruling enforces automatic couplers and safety devices, deciding a single car rather than a train falls under the law.
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Common Pleas
Middleton
Jackson County
Canon Pleas Court
State
Rledo & Ironton
Judson Harmon
Turko Bulgarian clash as Bulgaria proclaims independence
Reports from Constantinople say Turkish and Bulgarian forces exchanged fire and Turkey prepared protests over the Berlin treaty. Bulgaria proclaims independence in Tirnovo and Austria-Hungary may follow with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Britain notes no power may alter the treaty without all parties consent.
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Council of Ministers
Bulgaria
Berlin
Ferdinand
Turkey
Ung Turks” Party
Garia
Czar
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Europe
London
Foreign Office
Bryan to Deliv er Seventy Speeches in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Oct 5 The Nebraska State Central Committee announced that William J Bryan would deliver seventy speeches in Nebraska October 13 14 and 16 in nearly all principal cities He denies a charge of opposing pensions for soldiers stating his platforms have endorsed liberal pensions and that he favors a broad pension policy He notes a clipped Republican report misstates his remarks about pensions and clarifies his pro pension record
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska State Central Committee
William. J. Bryan
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
Political Summary on Campaign Trail Across States
Judge Harmon fails to state his position amid Bryan Kern Harmon club events. Hearst in Los Angeles declares Kern’s vice presidential pick makes him eligible for retirement. Fairbanks in Indiana warns of tariff revision. Haskell defends Osage lands policy and Indians’ protection. Sherman invites Kern to Indianapolis for the inauguration. Ohio safety appliance law upheld. Harmon’s court is involved. Taft predicts Republican ticket strength. Bryan to speak seventy times in Nebraska. Willson defends night rider stance in Hopkinsville.
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Judge Harmon
Bryan- Kern- Harmon First” Voters’ Club
Sherman
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
Columbus
Ohio
Harmon
Hearst Attacks Kern and Suggests Retirement
Hearst assails John W. Kern as Democratic vice presidential hopeful and accuses him of rail pass ties to the Vanderbilt Big Four system. He cites Kern’s alleged debt to Thomas Taggart and criticizes Denver convention gambling connections. The speech included a letter from John Archbold to Chauncey Depew and comments on resignations and retirements.
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Mr. Hearst
John W. Kern
Vanderbilt
Kern
Thomas Taggart
Denver
Taggart
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
United States
Chauncey M Depew
John D. Archbola
John D. Archbold
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Central Depot
City
Man Fatally Wounded After Fight With Patrolman
Patrolman Don Frame shot Frank Day 31 after a struggle near the First District Police Station at Ninth street and Central avenue. Day and Frank Bush 28 were involved with two young girls. Day died from head and body injuries. Bush jailed. girls fled. Day worked as a waiter at the Majestic.
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First District
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Don Frame
Frank Day
Walnut Street
Day
Frank Bush
Western Avenue
Poplar Street
Court
Plum Streets
Frame
Bush
Eichélberger
Yale Avenue
The
Majestic
Holland counts on Americas and The Hague stance
Premier Heem skirt says no official reply yet from Baron Von Seckendorff in Caracas on Dutch interests amid Castro policy. He notes awaiting Castro’s move before deciding future action while Holland has broad diplomatic support and hopes for U S sympathy.
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The
Hague
Heemskirt
Baron von Seckendorff
Caracas
Castro
Holland
Taft After One Day In Missouri Delays Halt Crowds
Taft makes three speeches in Kansas and thirteen in Missouri on a day of delays as crowds waited past 10 pm in Macon. He criticizes Democratic tariff revisions and trusts while Missouri voters respond with friendliness and curiosity about his proposals. Rain dampens the second stop as taft itineraries press on.
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Macon
William H. Taft
Kansas
Missouri
Taft
Bryan
Paft
Mr. Taft
Patt
Ryan
Donovan
Anttra
Lce
Kansas City
Kan
Tre
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