Secretary Root to Speak at Music Hall Rally Tonight
Secretary of State Root will be the only speaker at a Music Hall meeting tonight. R. R Reynolds chairs and will introduce Root. Doors open 6 45 pm with Weber's Band performing before and after, and 400 front seats reserved for veterans. The parade will form in Vine Street and the program includes Taft Club turnout and veteran escorts.
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Leopold Markbreit
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Government Square
A. M. Warner
Matt J, Day
Hamilton County
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Trimpe
Milwaukee Panic Talk Draws Big Crowd at Rose Meeting
Mayor Rose and Senator Owens spoke at Workmen's Hall on the panic and bank deposits amid Milwaukee's unemployment estimates of 15,000 to 20,000. Rose warned Bryan could bankrupt the city to save workers, while Owens linked 1907 to Republican neglect and discussed Aldrich- Wolland style plans.
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Unknown man killed by Pennsylvania train identified in Warren County
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio identifies the man killed by a Pennsylvania train at Foster's Crossing Warren County as William Freeze. He is named as a brother of Sig Potan Burk of 125 North Main Street.
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Eee
Meyer Confident Or Taft Victory In Ohio Rally
In Sandusky Ohio Postmaster General Meyer and General Oliver Otis Howard spoke at the closing campaign rally. The Opera House was packed as Meyer reviewed Taft's record and Republican achievements under McKinley and Roosevelt. He urged choosing Taft over Bryan on the key issues.
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Hearst Attacks Chanler At Independence League Meeting
William R. Hearst shifted from oil letters to attack Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler at a Grand Central Palace Independence League event. He read press notices praising Chanler and ridiculing Bryan, alleging Chanler’s presidential bid was backed by a Chanler press agent prior to the national convention.
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Letters From Mrs Hains Read In Court Case
Witnesses presented installments of letters from Mrs Claudia Hains and other spouses detailing intimate scenes and social escapades. The letters mention engagement chatter, card games, church, and nightly goodnights, with references to a growler and various companions as evidence in the proceedings.
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Message From a Soldier and A Courtroom Tease
A weary soldier writes home awaiting release after forty five hours with plans to mail from Manila while his wife receives updates. Separately, Mr. Shay previews a defense move promising a sensational contetation Thursday challenging a key prosecution witness.
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New York Audubon Chief Calls for Bird Protection Funds
William Dutcher, president of the National Association of Audubon Societies, at the American Museum of Natural History urged creation of a state by state fund to fight commercial bird killers. He warned Americans waste our wild birds and risk $800 million in crop losses, saying guarding legislation requires eternal legislative vigilance.
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Jailer Locked Up Murderer Escapes in California
Denny Hazel, awaiting sentence for the murder of Joseph Silva, escaped from the County Jail in Yreka, locking jailer B I Dudley in his cell. Dudley alerted a posse of twenty and Hazel vanished into the hills as authorities pursued.
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Joplin Man Slays Wife's Companion in Shoe Store
Lee Nutt of Neosho Md followed his wife Blanche and her cousin Jacob Nicely into a Joplin shoe store and shot Nicely dead. Nutt surrendered without resistance. The incident stems from a past affair when Nicely stayed at Nutt’s home and the couple later left Neosho together.
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Kentucky Sues Alleged Night Riders in Rankin Killing Case
A Kentucky man sues alleged night riders tied to a Rankin murder in Tennessee. Burton, in a confession from Walnut Log hotel, names Tom and Garrett Johnson and William Watson as leaders and claims forty others are members. Carpenter, a Union City attorney, is also detained amid the investigation.
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Governor Patterson Returns to Camp After Capturing Ten Prisoners
CAMP NEMO REEL FOOT LAKE TENN OCT 27 Governor Patterson returns to camp with Assistant Adjutant General Harvey Alexander after ten more prisoners are captured and Captain Rogan returns from an expedition over the Reelfoot Lake area. Patterson holds a conference with Colonel Tatum and reviews prison examinations. More prisoner sittings and likely transfers to Union City for grand jury are expected. Two posses went out today and brought in prisoners by dusk.
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Alleged Embezzler Dies in Denver Indictment Still Pending
Charles Dahad way, an Indiana man under embezzlement indictment for $17,000 theft from the First National, died today in Denver, Colo, ending the case in the special dispatch to the Commercial Tribune from Richmond.
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