Election upheavals reshape political map across states
The vote tallies show Murphy routed in New York and a Republican Assembly gain in New Jersey, with Kentucky and Ohio swinging to Democrats. New Mexico trends toward a full Democratic ticket while Massachusetts re elects Foss. Salt Lake City ends American party rule as Philadelphia and Chicago swing to reform candidates.
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Chicago
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Postal Savings Bond Below Par Sinking Value Shocks Market
New York November 7 The first sale of United States Postal Savings 215 per cent bonds issued through the Postal Savings Bank Department brought 92.5 on the market. Bankers had expected a par return but the discount confirms the low valuation. Small buyers face long waits to maturity at 20 years, with heavy losses if forced to sell. Bankers urge changes to maintain bond parity.
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New York
United States
Postal Savings Bank Department
Postal Savings
City Attorney Dismissed After Negligence Accusations
City officials pass a resolution accusing Richard Bastond of Sas Vegas of neglecting duties and failing to advise the board. The trustees declare the office vacant and offer resignation. Bastond refuses, and he is summarily removed. F A Stevens appointed to replace him.
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Call to Prospector Meeting in Bishop California
A call to organize a National Association of Prospectors spreads from Nevada and California. Prospectors are urged to gather in Bishop on December 14 to form a state wide and national body, circulate names, and enroll members even if unable to attend.
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California
Bishop
Inyo County
Bishop Country
Association of
Prospectors
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Chairman Prospectors — Convention
The Pacific Monthly Subscription Drive and Articles
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon promotes its series on Western industries including success with Oberri growing apples live stock walnuts fodder crops and other independent articles. It offers six month trial at 5041 and annual price 41 50 with mailing to new readers.
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Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
Oberri
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Ignorant Election Officials Spark County Ballot Controversy
Humboldt House precinct ballots were not torn with numbers, allowing vote tallies to be read. The recount led to objections by Bpringweyer and Baker, with the case heading to the Supreme Court. The ballots reportedly favor Baker six to three.
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Humboldt House
Humboldt County
Bpringweyer
Baker
Supreme Court
Carson News
Rodgers Refuses Hearst Cup Demand for $50,000 Prize
Transcontinental flyer William Randolph Hearst cannot win $50,000 for a U S flight under impossible conditions. Rodgers rejected a $500 loving cup as a prize and mocked Hearst for inflated offers. He urged Hearst to follow fair prize practices like Alfred Harmsworth.
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Hoger Galbraith
P. Rodgers
William Randolph Hearst
United States
Rodgers
Hearst
New York
Bill Hearst
Alfred Harmaworth
New York Judge Criticized by Governor Oddie Over Reno Case
Governor Oddie blasts a New York Judge for denying a baseball team incorporation under Reno. He calls the ruling narrow minded and cites Nevada as having better moral standards. Oddie defends Nevada divorce laws as constitutional and condemns New York prize fight practices as unlike Nevada.
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New York
T. 1
Oddie
Reno
Nevada
Divorce Suit Alleges Wife Shot Rancher in Roby Valley
George A. Young of Roby Valley files for divorce at Ely citing cruelty and infidelity. Co-respondent named William Gray. Young previously admitted a leg bullet wound from last summer as accidental but now claims his wife fired it. She left home with $600 of Young’s money and seeks custody of a minor child.
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George A. Young
Roby Valley
Ely
William Gray
Young
Gray
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