Chanter for Governor Nominated by Acclamation in Rochester
Report of the Democratic state convention proceedings in Rochester New York Sept 18 showing Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler nominated for governor by acclamation and John A Dix named for lieutenant governor with other officials nominated by acclamation including Secretary of State John Whalen Comptroller Martin Glynn and State Treasurer Julius Hauser. Leopard C Smith opposed Farley nomination before McCarren supported Smith and Farley was finally named amid sharp exchanges.
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Rochester
Ong
Lewis Stuyvesant Chamer
Dutchess County
John A. Dix
Washington County
John 3. Whaien
Martin H. Glynn
Juluus Hauser
George
Philip P. Farley
Kings
Surveyor
Leopard C. L. Smith
McCarren
Aiea van
Smith
Rascal Farley
Bryan Addresses New York Rally In Rochester Night
The Rochester column reports William Jennings Bryan arriving before 7 pm to speak at the state convention closing rally. He pledges fealty to the national ticket and lauds Charles Chanler, noting Chanler joined Bryan at Syracuse and dinner. The hall roared with applause as Bryan thanked the voters and urged unity.
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Weather forecast for Wallington region shows warmth and easterly winds
Forecast calls for Thursday and Friday to be warm with hot winds and southerly breezes. Expect cloudy skies with light to variable winds, mostly from the south, as conditions shift northward. Residents are advised to monitor updates for Sunday changes and warmer spell ahead.
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Wallington
Michigan
Indiana Republicans plan early local option bill for session
Indianapolis Sept 14 Republican leaders outline plans to introduce the county local option bill on opening day of the special session. The program calls for joint sessions after quick committee action, aiming for swift passage. Democrats and temperance factions are split over amendments and funding changes with confidence the measure may become law through mixed party support.
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Hiarmony
Netion
Ett Fever Cases Reported in Columbia City
Fever cases disrupt Columbia City households with quarantine begun at Samuel Woods home on North Chauncey Street. Attending Dr Vern Nott reports no additional exposure among children, while officials endeavor to prevent further spread and watch for quick recovery.
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Columbia City
Samuel Woods
Chauncey Street
Toosaday
Vern Nott Ia
Qiare Agine
Fort Wayne Fair Draws Thousands for Day Two Exhibits
Fort Wayne crowds swelled to about 7,000 as railroads brought in visitors for the second day of the fair. Farmers and families from rural districts filled wagons and buggies along the grounds while races and midways drew eager crowds. The pace and trot events produced near record times, with notable performances by Tater Raw, Binnie Mo, Toad Mack, and Dolores May, amid a lively display of horse, livestock, and entertainment exhibits.
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Taft And His Scares In Campaign Night Show
In Rochester New York on September 1, William J. Bryan the Democratic presidential candidate spoke to a large crowd in the city hall. He attacked Taft’s positions on labor and the judiciary while pledging a spirited campaign, with national figures and party leaders in attendance.
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N.Y
Wiliam J. Bryan
Taft
Democracy
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Sytnense
New York
Lewis Stuy- Vesant Chanter
Bryan Amourthage
Macy Whltam J. Contors
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Emettain
Daniel F. Colshan
Sneceh
Wis
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Bryan
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United States Senate
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Fale
Maine
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Renatar Morris
Vermont
Knute Nelson
Minnisita
Eranywen
Gary
Police Crackdown Hailed as Pool Selling Faces Scrutiny at Fair
Police and deputy sheriffs confronted bookmaking at the fair grounds after the Journal Gazette alerted authorities. Management faced sharp criticism for allowing pools on races to continue Tuesday and into Wednesday, with officers warning that book sales would be barred and controls tightened.
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Jawed J. Hayes
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Jesse Grita
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Fair Association
Jesse Grice
Grice
Gompelleé
Nokti
Special Elections In Indiana Today
Indiana voters head to polls in twelve counties for state senate and house seats. The staggered elections fill vacancies caused by resignations and upcoming legislative session sessions. Names and districts include Clinton Carroll Jasper New Albany White Starke and others.
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Suicessor
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Ate Guy
Craw
Taft Plans Three Campaign Tours Across Multiple States
Judge Witham Fl. Tait will lead three Taft campaign tours beginning Sept 16 in Wisconsin. The first leg travels through Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas and Missouri with speaker events from a special train. A second tour will include Kentucky Tennessee possibly North Carolina, and a final eastern run featuring New York, New England excluded.
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Construction Additions and Improvements Planned at Washington Site
A local project outlines new additions and renovations including a hall on the avenue with a foyer, footpath, and posts. A heating system will be replaced and fine furniture sold. The completed works are targeted for use by December 1.
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Old Angola Stirred Up by Campaign Meetings
A detailed report from Angola outlines a tense campaign scene with Republicans rallying around candidate Watson and Democrats planning for Marshall. Large crowds attended the Shively appearance at the Croston opera house, while differing attendance figures highlight shifting public interest and waning Democratic mobilization in Steuben County.
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Steuben County
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Fort Warne
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Lydia Eyvers
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Garrett Young
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