Fusionists Rally As Albany Governor Campaign Sparks City Debate
A scrambled report describes ex governor Hull or Hin Pa sinists aligning with Tammany and New York reformers to mount a campaign from a highway hotel. Chester C. Palai acts as manager as the assembly race heats up with rivalry and suspicion in the mayoral contest. The fusionists seek the defeat of Mayor Hall and aim to claim power through a secret plan amid party infighting.
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Wiljam
Hraghway
Are
Albany
Wight
Novober
Drafr
Chester C. Plali
Dis- Sieh
ING
John Purrey
Vaiumaay Hall
New York Health Chief Plans Food and Housing Reforms
The Bureau of Municipal Research in New York City begins a survey of the Board of Health food department aimed at reorganizing food protection. Mrs Estelle Von Kanel assists in inspections from candy making to East Side markets while plans for meat inspection and housing codes advance.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
New York City
Food Department
New York Board of Health
Estelle von Kanel
Wood
Tia
Hamilton
Yon Kanel
East Side
von Kann
Washington
Pure Food Department
Smedley Fay
Slamp
Tosia
New York Woman Stresses War Work Over Marriage Plans
Miss Wilson, at Mrs. Willard Straight's Wesbury home, declares marriage and weddings must not interfere with aid to the Young Women's Christian Association. She urges a 4,000,000 dollar drive within two weeks, addressing Long Island women in support of wartime relief.
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New York
Wilson
Chris Lam Association
Willard Straight
Wesbury
Long Island
Yeaterday Atteendon
Miss Wilson
Lrousseur
Veike
Jenigusti Suffrage Leader Addresses in New York Crowd
EW YORK October 2 suffrage leader Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst spoke in Madison Square Garden about methods in England and defended the British government while urging dynamic action to win woman suffrage amid calls against white slavery and industrial evils. Preparations for an overflow meeting failed at Madison Square Garden with seating for about 12 000.
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York
England
America
Emmeline Pankhurst
Madison
Squire Garden
Madison Manure Garden
Lilleu
Post Office aims to assist tuberculosis efforts nationwide
Local agents receive instruction from the Post Office Department through First Assistant Postmaster General to cooperate with state and county authorities in efforts to improve the condition of the Tuberculosis bonds. Olivia Vostinvisiive informed all classes of staff of the department's desire for cooperation.
Saloons to Be Reduced Under State Licensing Plan
Seventy six saloons in the city must close by Nov 5 under a state licensing apportionment reported from Columbus. City population estimated at 39,519 from 1910 census figures, with Butler County slated to drop from 186 to 192 saloons. Detailed district allocations list Fairfield Hanover Lemon and others with varying counts, while statewide totals show 38% of saloons permitted after Nov 5.
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State Liquor Licensing Board
Columbus
Butler County
Liquor Licensing Board
Cénsua Department
Washington
Cincinnati
Fairfield
Hanover
Lemon
Diberly
Madison
Ruly
Ross
St. Clair
Union
Wayne
Monroe
Trenton
Middletown
Nyasa
Jacksonburg
Miss Helen Graham Weds Mr Ross DeArmond
Miss Helen Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Graham united in marriage with Mr William Ross DeArmond at Westminster Presbyterian Church The ceremony was performed by Rev Glenn Finney Only witnesses were the bride’s sister Edith Graham and cousin Miss Lottie May Nudd The couple will reside in a bungalow after a short wedding journey and return to their home with friends
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Helen Graham
Ross DeArmond
Will Graham
William Ross DeArmond
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Glenn Finney
Edith Graham
Lottie May ‘Nudd
Miss Graham
DeArmond
Mr. DeArmond
Governor Cox Proclaims School Day Across Ohio
Gov. Jas. M. Cox issues a proclamation declaring Friday as School Day in all public schools. Communities to gather for surveys and meetings to discuss reforms and a plan for betterment of the school system. A state convention in Columbus on December 26 will devise a general plan and reform legislation. Courses for rural and city schools and literature and speakers provided to aid communities. 4000 communities affected with emphasis on rural gaps. Athens college report urges six year grammar and high school courses as part of broader reform plan.
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Columbus
Jas. M. Cox
Cotnabus
Der
General Assembly
HIL
Ulat
Cox
Cnontry
Bandits Wound Cashier in Aurora Bank Holdup
In Aurora Illinois on October 5 two auto bandits in a large touring car attempted to rob the state bank P Adisoi of Chicago. A gunfight ensued when resistance was offered, mortally wounding the cashier after a struggle. Police pursued the suspects but details remain unclear.
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Aurora
Ill
Atc
P Adisoi
Seis Ae Aban
Chicago
Mterman
Bankers Favor Wilson Currency Plan Say Conventions Support
D. F fitton president of the First National Bank Hamilton reports from the Boston Bankers Association convention that most bankers favor the Wilson administration currency plan. The meeting showcased Boston hospitality and city decoration in blue and gold. Fitton notes support for central banks under government control but objections arise over reserve bank provisions and stock requirements for national banks.
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D. Fitton
First National Bank
Hamilton
Bankers’ Association
Boston
Mr Fitton
Vanderlip
Fitton
Takien
Onear Uf
Filton
Treasury Lands For Salons Sparks Prohibition Debate
The Treasury Department rents buildings for three saloons near its south block, drawing sharp criticism from the Anti-Saloon League. Secretary McAdoo faces opposition as proponents warn the government would host department offices amid a saloon district, highlighting tensions between public spaces and temperance advocates.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Uncle Sam
Anti-Saloon League
McAdoo
Treasury
Teague
Reservoir System of Flood Prevention Endorsed in Middletown
A Middletown Business Men's Club meeting heard E A Deeds of Dayton and Congressman Warren Gard advocate flood prevention via reservoirs. Plans envision 6–7 reservoirs totaling about 125000 acres, with two in the Miami River valley, costing around twelve million dollars. Gard pledged Washington support. Verity of American Rolling Mill urged valley cooperation. other speakers included Ben Hurwitz and Judge Gard.
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Hamilton J
Middletown Business Men’s Club
Ra A
Deeds
Dayton
Hamilton
George T. Reiss
Warren Gard
Waller
Harlan
J. A. Dillon
Clarence Murphy
Edward H. Jones
Fred Hammerle
G. A. Henes
Homer Gard
Ga, Rentschler
George PB. Sohagen
John Seward
Gordon
Rentschler
Fitward G. Sobagen
Charles BE
Heiser
J. W. Doran
Charles D. Mathes
Middletown
Elks’ Club
Palmer
E. 4. Deeds
Fred Nike
Rikeskumler Company
Gard
George Vérity
Ben Hurwitz
Fudge Harlan
Miami
Congressman Gard
Cotion
Washington
Judge Gard
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mill Co
Mr. Harwitz
Buller County
Mpany
Diaz Asked to Proceed to Capital in Election Day Plot
Mexico City dispatches report General Don Jose Mariam Servan arrested on charges linked to a plot to disrupt election day. Authorities race to prevent trouble while troops are kept ready. Manuel Madero detained for alleged involvement. Diaz receives a curiously worded invitation to Mexico City but gives no clear response. European powers seek a concerted policy with Washington over Mexico. Rumors swirl on how votes will be counted as Huerta dissolves Congress and contemplates a special canvassing board. A Spanish paper in Laredo claims Constitutionalists captured Monterey, source mentions Matamoros.
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Mexico City
Don Josa Mariam Servan
Manuel Madero
Francisco Madero
Lodas
Diaz
Yera Cruz
Mexico
Felix Diny
Manuel Vidaurrazaga
Huerta
European Powers Center
Paris
Espuek
Washington
London
United
Europe
Cial
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Conit
Matemoros
Hughes Sues for 4160 in Dayton Common Pleas
Hughes of Kyles Ohio and Shoemaker sue Jos Stoops John M Mulford Hobill Moorehead and others in Dayton Common Pleas Friday for an accounting and judgment for 112.01 on promissory notes arising from LeSourdsville debts.
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LeSourdsville
Dayton
Bam
Ie Hughes
Kyles
Ohio
Shoemaker
Common Pleas Court
Jos
Stoops
John M. Mulford
Hobill Wow
Moorehead
Acking
Hughen
Mioemakee
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