Indiana Campaign Ends With Rival Claims In Race
Indiana political leaders wrapped up the campaign with meetings across districts. Vice President Fairbanks and Senator Beveridge spoke as Democrats Kern and Hanly urged supporters in Indianapolis. Republicans claim a 38,000 state majority and eleven congressmen, while Democrats concede two losses but hope for two more gains.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Fairbanks
Bivaneville
John & Griffiths
Liverpool
Hemenway
Beveridge
Hore
Hanly
John W. Kern
Lincoln Dizon
W. E. Cox
Dizon
Cox
Congress
Republicans Claim Huge Illinois Lead in Election Night
Chicago on November 3 reports amid a busy finish to state and county campaigns. Republican Chairman West predicted an overwhelming statewide majority and Cook County win, with many congressional districts favorable. Democratic Chairman Booschenstein projected eight to fourteen districts for Democrats and gains in the legislature.
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Chicago
Masa Meatinga
Calcago
Weat
Republican State Central Committee
Cook County
M Booschensteiin
Democratic Committee
Shelby Cullom
New York Campaign Ends In Unprecedented Style
New York. November 3. The governorship race between Hughes and Hearst reached an extraordinary close marked by personal attacks and national issues largely ignored. Hughes touted a clean administration while Hearst attacked trusts and boss rule. Messages from Croker and a sharp Root attack on Hearst dominated the final days as party lines broke and political prognostication proved unreliable.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Willem Hearst
Independence League
Hughes
Albany
Hearst
Trusta
Busa
Hearst- Murphy
Richard Croker
Root
Croker
P. H. McCarren
Kings County
McCarren
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Buffalo
Roosevelt
McKinley
Brooklyn
Mr. Hearst
Reward Lost and Found Money Restored by Honest Employee
Mr William F Bennhoff lost a purse containing $40 Friday and Saturday morning, as reported by the Journal Gazette. The money was found by Home Telephone company bookkeeper H W Bradtmiller and turned in to Flower for Mr Bradtmiller. the owner reclaimed the cash yesterday.
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William F. Bennhoff
Concerning Labor Questions in Fort Wayne Race
The Fort Wayne Federation of Labor pressed candidates Mr. Gilhams and Dr. Morr with labor questions on August 17. Morr answered. Gilhams did not respond after multiple copies. The federation condemned Gilhams for evading labor questions while Morr supported federal judge reforms and overtime limits for railway workers. The Daily News has not replied to editor Snoher’s censure or the federation’s denunciations.
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Congress
Short Wayne
Gilhians
Dr. Morr
Gilliams
Morr
Daily News
Snoher
Federation
Campaign by Governors Candidates Draw Big City Rallies
New York on November 3 features Farnst and Hughes traveling outside Manhattan for brief addresses in Yonkers and Brooklyn. Both plan meetings across the city tonight from the Battery to Washington Heights. Candidates claim confidence in victory as they cite figures and evidence to back their claims.
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New York
Fearst
Hughes
Manhattan
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Battery
Washington Hights
Arpures
Sun
State Statistician Probes Wayne County Neglect in Tax Report
Indiana Friday report shows State Statistician Stubbs forced to expose Wayne township assessor William Etzold for failing to send Allen County crop returns. Dr J L Smith, Democratic county auditor, received Stubbs letter thanking him for supplying the data amid Republican negligence and law penalties.
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Indiana
Stubbs
Wayne Township
William
Etzold
Allen County
J. L. Smith
State Bureau
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Collect Statistics
Hirotd
Smith
Treckemeyer
Bizold
Odds Favor Democrats In Close County Campaign
A Century-old contest ends with Democrats favored to carry the county ticket in the approaching election. Betting margins show even money on Morr and Gilhamy, with several races rated close including O Rourke vs Morris and Lindemuth vs Lennart. Campaign winds down with final rallies and speeches planned, Democrats citing economic discipline as a key plank. The piece notes outside observers largely tilt toward a Democratic win, while Republicans grapple with dwindling morale.
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Allen County
O’rourke
Morris
Wyss
Hilgeman
Lindemuth
Lennart
Schelman
Kampe
Heaton
Hench
Grice
Getz
Ninth Ward
Carter's Hall
Maumee Avenue
Eighth Ward
Robinson
E.G. Hoffman
Democratic Party
Klelkers
Indiana coal to be tested for smokeless burning at Tomlinson Hall
A conference in Indianapolis with Mayor Bookwalter and John Mitchell of the unions, Vandalia Coal Company manager John Molfay den, and Ed Logsdon of Indiana coal dealers agreed to lay aside West Virginia nonunion coal at Tomlinson Hall heating plant for testing. Experiments will burn Indiana coal smokelessly to determine feasibility.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Bookwalter
John Mitchell
All Union
John Molfayden
Vandalia Coal Company
India Coal
Ed Logsdon
Indiana Conl
West Virginia
Union
Question of Public GOL Municipal Ownership of Electric Plant
Fort Wayne voters face a pivotal ballot on municipal ownership and operation of an electric lighting plant. City Controller A M Schmidt argues the move offers cheaper, more reliable lighting and highlights waterworks success as a precedent and financial safeguard for taxpayers.
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A. M. Schmidt
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