Roosevelt greeted by enthusiastic crowds in Pennsylvania tour
A tidal wave of Progressive support sweeps through Pennsylvania as Colonel Roosevelt garners large crowds from Easton to Williamsport. The tour reports 60 000 pledges and denounces Boies Penrose while backing Pinchot, McCormick, and the Washington ticket amid constant cheers and record turnout.
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Another Trial for Mrs Carman Not Decided
Mineola New York October 27 The question of whether Florence Conklin Carman will be retried on the murder charge of Louise Bailey remains unsettled District Attorney Lewis J Smith says he may seek a new trial if juror pre verdict agreement to acquit is proven His inquiry is ongoing with no new developments announced last night.
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Japanese Fort Smashed at Tsingtao With Airship Aid
Tokio reports constant bombardment of Teing Tao as one fort falls silent. Japanese airships provide strong support in the attack. In Dubois Dr Stough ends weeks of meetings with a warm farewell reception from local citizens.
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Oil Tanker Brindila Released by British Action
Washington reports the oil tanker Brindila has been released from custody at Halifax. Advices from the State department say the British are expected to release the company’s Platurta this week.
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Seventy Reported Dead In Mine Explosion
Seventy are reported dead in a mine explosion at Royalton near Tl. Between 100 and 400 workers were inside when the blast occurred. Rescue crews say little hope remains for survivors as debris blocked passages and fire hampered efforts. The Franklin Coal and Iron Company mine suffered the disaster. about 275 are said to have escaped.
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Liquor Interests Endorse Pennsylvania Candidates List
Pennsylvania liquor groups led by the State Brewers Association and Wholesale Liquor Dealers League back Penrose for U S Senate and back many others for Congress and state offices. They publish an approved slate including 26 district senators and 20 representatives, with Penrose as the sole acceptable U S Senate candidate.
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Washington Party Ballot Instructions and Candidate List
Voters may designate preference by placing an X opposite party or candidate names on the five column ballot. The Washington party lists Percy F. Smith for lieutenant governor Fred E. Lewis for secretary of internal affairs and four at large congress candidates Lex N. Mitchell Arthur R. Rupley Anderson H. Waiters Harry Watson. The ballot also explains straight party voting and how to add a write-in candidate.
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Conflicting World War Hard Battles Across Europe
Polished dispatches report fierce fighting near Lille and Warsaw with German advances, Zeppelins bombing the city, and Verdun described as isolated. Russian front conditions grow harsher as snow and pressure mount. Local notes mention a barn fire, theft suspicions, and farm news amid broader war reports.
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Country in Grip of Cold Wave
The nation east of the Mississippi is in a cold wave, with light snow from the lakes to southwestern Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Forecasters predict frost may reach toward the Gulf, narrowing the warm spell to the far south.
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New Demurrage Charges Held Up by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended new freight demurrage tariffs from October 24 to January 25. Great Northern and other railways planned higher charges for disposable freight, with the present rate at $1 per van per day beyond allowed time and added per-car penalties. The ruling delays these increases, keeping existing charges in force temporarily.
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