Features of state elections this fall
A Sun correspondent surveys several state campaigns highlighting anti-crime and anti-machine sentiment. Pennsylvania sees a citizen ticket challenging corruption. Ohio rebels against Boss Cox. Taft denounces Cox as Republican division grows. Maryland politics center on a voter disfranchisement amendment with racial implications. Massachusetts focuses on bosses as lieutenant governor succession, while Virginia’s race pivots on black voter restrictions.
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White party shifts and New York campaign tension
The article notes the Virginia Republican faction calling itself a white man’s party and surveys how campaign dynamics unfold in New York City. It discusses the Independent movement, Hearst’s potential influence, and the impact of radical forces on Mayor McClain’s prospects, highlighting shifting party strength and mobilization concerns.
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Los Angeles Growth and Water Plans in 1910 Era
A Los Angeles feature discusses dramatic growth driven by real estate and immigration, with a rush of building permits for housing, hotels, and factories. It details municipal water control, Owens Valley supply, and huge engineering plans to serve a 2,000,000 population, plus the city’s pioneering initiative and recall rights shaping governance.
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Washington professor honored by King Leopold of Belgium
Maurice Francis Exan, a distinguished writer and professor at the Catholic University of America, has been decorated by King Leopold of Belgium for literary merit. The award recognizes Exan's contributions to social thought and literature.
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Leopold
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Canatdera Sen
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Maurice F. Exan
Egan
Catholic University of America
WIFE OF TODAY: Eccentricities Of Modern Homemakers
A compact sketch of the modern wife as a social force with traits of intellect and household influence. The excerpt notes that today’s wife balances family, intellect, and social life, merging domestic duties with broader interests and tea outings. Evelyn Underhill is cited in the Outlook.
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Women Drive Voter Registration in Seattle Election
Seattle voters faced a contentious issue over trainage bonds as only a fraction of 356000 population registered. On election day 92 voters supported the bonds while 52 opposed, prompting suffrage advocates to urge Mr. Cleveland to note the lack of male participation and the heavier female turnout.
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