Foss Re-nominated by Democrats in Massachusetts Governor Primary
Governor Eugene N. Foss led a Democratic ticket over District Attorney Pelletier in the statewide primary while Republican Joseph Walker defeated Colonel Everett C. Benton for the GOP nomination. Early returns show Foss with a substantial Boston lead and Walker carrying outside towns. Socialist voters also had a statewide choice.
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Boston
Mass
Eugene N. Foss
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Foss
Pelletier
Walker
Everett C. Benton
Congress
Treadway
Lewis
O'Connell
Rogers
O'Sullivan
Schofield
Curley
Mitchell
Greene
Coughlin
Bullock
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
Welker
Fred H. Gillett
William H. Wilder
Augustus P. Gardner
Ernest W. Roberts
Robert O. Harris
John A. Thayer
Wilson's Man Wins New Jersey Democratic Primary
Slow returns at 2 am indicated Hughes defeated Smith for the Democratic U S Senate nomination in New Jersey. Counts from 258 districts showed Hughes ahead 8 118 to 6 743 with late leads shaping a safe plurality.
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Hughes
Smith
Newark
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
James Smith, Jr
William P. Hughes
Wilson
Newark Morning Star
Mr. Smith
Essex County
Essex
William Hughes
Paterson
Frank M. McDermit
John M. Wescott
Camden
Trenton
McDermit
Wescott i
Frank O. Briggs
Congress
World Peace Topic Highlighted by Nagel and Foss Greeting
Nagel emphasizes world peace as a prime subject while Massachusetts Governor Foss delivers a controversy-free greeting to chambers of commerce. The event frames international harmony and cooperative efforts among nations with a focus on common goals and economic collaboration.
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Nagel
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Gov. Foss
Massachusetts
Congress Delegates and Boston Officials At International Chamber Meeting
Prominent men from Congress and business join Boston leaders and a Berlin delegate at the fifth international congress of Chambers of Commerce. Secretary Nagel urges stable rules for trade to reduce friction as Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald welcome delegates and President Canon-LeGrand speaks.
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Boston
Mass
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Nagel
Congress
Foss
Fitzgerald
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Edward A. Filne
International Congress
Luis Canon- LeGrand
Canon-LeGrand
Secret arrival of dynamiter kept from public view
In Indianapolis federal officials guard Ortie E. McManigal, the dynamiter and future government witness, with secrecy over his arrival date. He will be housed in the Federal building bailiffs quarters as trials of the dynamite conspiracy open October 2 before Judge Albert B. Anderson. Expect crowd limits, with about twenty lawyers, a fifty defendant docket, jurors, and space for only 100 spectators in the district courtroom.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Ortie E. McManigal
Albert B. Anderson
Federal
Federal Grand Jury
Los Angeles
McManigal
E. H. Schmidt
United States
Northwestern freshmen coeds called the most comely in world
Chicago reports Northwestern University College of Liberal Arts welcomes 500 freshman coeds with Registrar Marsh declaring not a single ugly student in the class. He credits outdoor activity and lack of cosmetics for renewed beauty and notes improved physical and moral standards.
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C. Marsh
Woman threatens to tell all wives about husbands in politics
Mrs. Hank Weeke, suing for divorce in St Louis, warns wives of politicians that she can reveal information about their husbands. She says such disclosures could trigger divorces, keep men in line, and exposes alleged debts and domestic tensions linked to political life and a saloon business.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Hank Weeke
Mrs. Weeke
Weeke
Money found hidden in hotel room after Chris Schrembecher dies
In Alton Illinois friends pay for funeral expenses after the recluse dies. Nearly 5000 dollars were found in a secret bureau compartment along with 4 48 in gold silver and currency. A bank book shows 800 in savings. He lived at the Patterson hotel for over a decade and died after a week of illness.
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Commercial Tribune
Alton
Chris Schrembecher
Patterson Hotel
East Alton
Hillskotter
Co. N. Pease
Schrembecher
Alton Savings Bank
Taft Confident of Re election Flight Act Stunt by Beachy
Lincoln Beachy performs as Mille Clarice Lavaseur at the Chicago international meet. Aerial feats included loop the loops and a near surfacing skirt display that drew a stunned, approving crowd of spectators and hushed reactions from onlookers. The prank delighted many and shocked others.
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Lincoln Beachy
Beachy
Gay Paree
Chicago
Paquin
Mille
Clarice Lavaseur
Fifty Sharpshooters Sent Against Miners at Copper Mine
In Bingham Utah on September 24 a contingent of fifty sharpshooters, almost all former soldiers, drawn from deputy sheriffs, will guard the main workings of the Utah Copper company. The move signals the company’s intent to end the miners' strike swiftly.
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Bingham
Utah
State Senator Involved in $100,000 Building Loan Irregularities
Irregularities of about $100,000 in the Palo Alto Mutual Building and Loan accounts are alleged to involve State Senator Marshall Black, secretary of the association. He supposedly linked to a colonization land scheme and assigned property to secure the company, with no arrest yet.
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San Jose
Cal
Marshall Black
Palo Alto Mutual Building and Loan Association
Black
NAMES ON TICKETS OF BOTH PARTIES
Columbus Ohio September 24 heated debate over candidates appearing on more than one party ticket. Progressives and Republicans clash as secret Graves decision affects Franklin, Cuyahoga, Lucas and other counties. Brown argues law unchanged since Dana repeal while Clarke cites past double tickets by Bryan and Sherwood.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Graves
Franklin County
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Walter F. Brown
Progressive State Executive Committee
Brown
Ohio
Todd
Thomas H. Clarke
Republican County
Clarke
William J. Bryan
Isaac Sherwood
Toledo
Progressive State Executive and
Progressive Party
New England
Maine
Vermont
Middle West
Republican Party
Utah
Hilles
West
Michigan
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Kansas
Minnesota
Beverly
House of Representatives
Democratic House
Two Women Apostles Break Up Happy Home in Jerseyville
In Jerseyville Illinois two women evangelists of the Jesus Way sect helped convert Everett Tucker a wealthy farmer two years earlier. Tucker's wife later had them arrested after a quarrel over his new beliefs. Tucker faced a desertion suit set to Feb 28 1910 while charges against the women were dropped.
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Commercial Tribune
Jerseyville
Everett Tucker
Tucker
Scotland
Ireland
Sheriffe
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Morss
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Frothweil
George S. Smith
Herr
ST. Richter
Silmer J
Biliss
Williams
Bain
Dynamiter
Picion
Agitated Magazine
Finally
Clase
College of Liberal
Northwestern University
Methodist
Mr. Marsh
Northwestern
Hank
Figet
Potter’s Field
Bureau
Taft
Beachey
Airwoman
Father
Mother
Clarice
The
Utah’ Copper Company
Secretary of State
Jesus
New York
Henry W. Taft
West Forty-eighth Street
J. G. Schmidlapp
Fred Geler
Cincinnati
Citizens’ Taft League
Thomas K. Laughlin
Pittsburg
Charles D. Hilles
George D. Sheldon
National Committee
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Missouri
Estabrook
New Hampshire
Brooker
Connecticut
Martin
Virginia
Murphy
Seth Low
Frederick C. Dumaine
J. B. Reynolds
Altoona
Loyal War Governors’ Association
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