No Reward For Dynamiters City Council Fails To Act
The city council did not pass an ordinance to fund a 5000 reward for dynamiters responsible for last week’s explosions. Mayor Bookwalter supports city action matching business leaders’ offer, while several council members opposed. Detectives target the same Chicago gang suspected in earlier cases. Chicago police say the case is unusually difficult.
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Mike Donda Expresses Wish to Play in Pittsburg
Mike Donda arrived in Pittsburg yesterday and said he would like to play there. He praised Pittsburg as the greatest city for ball players and thanked locals for their appreciation.
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Sirrshus
Pittsburg
Mike Donda
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Big Mike
Countess Mackin Breaks Engagement To Italian Duke
New York reports Countess Shottiswood H. Mackin formerly Miss Britton of St. Louis returned from Europe aboard the Cretic and revealed she broke off an engagement to Duke Del Monte Marguano of Italy to preserve her American citizenship. She is the widow of State Senator James Mackin of New York and has been active in charitable work since Pope Leo XIII granted her title.
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Britton
St. Louis
United States
Europe
Cretic
Harvard football captains attend Cadet Byrne funeral
Cambridge Massachusetts November 2 It was announced at Harvard last night that Captain Hamilton Fish Jr Coaches Co A Daly and G H Gardner Jr of the football team would attend the funeral of Cadet Byrne.
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TAMPANY EARLY AT THE POLLS
New York voters crowd polling places amid murky weather as precautions against fraud spark a jittery election day. Warrant arrests for repeaters loom. Tammany heaps effort behind Hearst allied bloc while Gaynor and Barnard contenders brace for a tight mayoral race.
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Hearst
Otto T. Barnard
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Tour Arrests at the Polls and Election Violence
Fourteen arrests reported for illegal voting across precincts in New York on election day. Among those charged are Charles Burton and Octavius Foorman, with others accused of swearing in voters and illegal voting practices. Betting at Democratic strongholds showed heavy wagering on candidates Gaynor Bannard Hearst with large sums, while violence erupted in a restaurant and hotel clash before dawn.
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Labor Leaders Contempt Case Against AFL Debated
A district court ruling holds AFL leaders in contempt for urging boycotts that spread beyond complainants and inflamed members. The judges say the actions aimed to disobey court orders and erode respect for judicial authority, with the boycott signaling to members not to deal with the plaintiff. The appeal questions jurisdiction and modified decrees, while the core charge concerns direct violations of original injunction provisions affirmed on appeal.
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America
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Hawley controls rail lines linking wheat lands to coasts
Edwin Hawley with B F Yoakum and Speyer & Co asserts control of the Missouri Kansas Texas and Chesapeake and Ohio systems creating a 7521 mile network from the northwest to the Atlantic and Gulf. He also controls the Minneapolis and St. Louis Chicago and Alton Iowa Central Toledo St Louis Western as the case tests the authority of federal courts over disobedience charges.
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Nusbaum Opens With Victory In City 14.2 Championship
Nusbaum won the opening billiard game at the Board of Trade parlor last night beating Gant 300 to 188. Nusbaum’s high run was 34 and Gant’s 21. Landis and Carpenter scheduled to play tonight.
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Gant
Board of Trade
Nusbaum
Landis
Carpenter
Po Jack Johnson Gets No Rest From Harassment
A bluesy lament from Po Jack Johnson about relentless harassment and legal notices that follow him wherever he travels. He complains of bills and fines from people he claims to never know, with writs and warrants camping along his route and even when he hides money.
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Po Jack Johnson
Baldwin Defeats Riley In 12-Round Boston Bout
In South Boston at the New National A. C. opening, Matty Baldwin of Charles town won the decision over Willie Riley of South Boston after a tense 12 round fight. The bout stayed even until the ninth with Baldwin pulling away in the final rounds.
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Boston
Mass
National A. C
South Boston
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Willie Riley
Baldwin
Cure for Mehing and Protruding Lems Promised by Patent
CLAIMS curing ing parts in 6 to 14 days with Pazo Uintment and Bliss Native Herbs. Product advertised as guaranteed to cure Mehing Bied Biercinr or Protrading lem in Benet by a car ones efard-d ite. Widespread promotion from Washington street seller.
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Benet
A Look Forward A Glance Backward
A short essay urges saving now, noting twenty years passes quickly and capital is key to money making. It promotes THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY as a strong institution aiding young, active savers to build capital for the future.
He's All Right With The Music A Ballplayer Poem
A humorous poem by H. E. HBOUGH praising a versatile baseball player. It extols his all around talent from first to shortstop, his fielding prowess and hitting ability, describing him as an ace in any position and a reliable team contributor even when on the bench.
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H. E. Hbough
Will
Loving Cup for Coach at Kentucky Uni
Lexington November 2 Coach E R Sweetland of the Kentucky university football team, sidelined by a nervous breakdown, will be sent home to Dryden New York today. The senior class yesterday presented a loving cup as a token of the esteem in which he is held by the players.
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Lexington
E. R. Sweetland
Kentucky University
Dryden
N. Y
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