Hughes Picked as the Winner in Wardrobe of New York Politics
In New York City campaigns, candidates Hearst and Hughes vie for voters as Hagnes leads in state polls. The Democratic organization is split over Hearst, while Hearst attacks Croker and McCarren, claiming corporate influence shapes both major parties. Public rallies in Brooklyn, Long Island City, and Queens draw large crowds as hearings and accusations unfold.
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Gerippe-McRae Preny Association
New York
New York State
Charles Hagnes
Hearst
Hagnes
Twes
Inio
Ofa
Yesterazy
Heayay
Brooklin
Low Island City
Queens County
Hughes
Bealdex
Mannactan
Off For The Isle Of Cuba With Hall And Forsyth
A party from Indianapolis plans a trip to Cuba departing in December. They travel via the Queen and Southern railway to Florida then by steamer Shinny Took to western Havana. Mr Hall, Mr Forsyth, and rail and steamship representatives will accompany the group. The party is due back in the afternoon on arrival.
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Hall-Forsyth
Cuba
Indianapolis
Cu Bi
Todienkgaily
E Atternoan
New Fire Demonstration At Jackson Place Building
Fermin Newman formerly salvage corps head will demonstrate on the first floor of the Jackson Place and McCreax building formerly Muir Millinery. The event starts next Wednesday at 12 30 o clock with Fire Chief Coats’s approval. Business and insurance men are invited.
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Fermin Newman
Salvage Corps
Jackson-place and
McCreaxt
Muir Millinery Company
Capt
Newman Bag
Coats
Two Men Charged After Dog Fight in Batthdey Court
John Hill and Owen Castle were sent to the grand jury from police court Batthdey after a fight stemming from an argument over Hill's bulldog. Castle received 13 cuts to the head during the Oct. 1 clash, with both men residents of Mount Jackson.
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John Hil
Owen Castle
Batthdey
Castle
Eoked
Hill
Mount Jackson
Western Reserve Mire Insurance Expansion Scanned in Indiana
The Western Reserve Fire Insurance Company of Cleveland Ohio aimed to expand its business into Indiana Saturday. President MM Wager and Vice President R E Good led the venture amid bold claims of broad growth prospects.
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Western Reserve Mire Insurance Company
Cleveland, O
Indiana
Wager
Tom- Party
Effect of Machines on Vote in Marion County
A long analysis of voting machine influence in Marion County discusses apathy, organization, and the impact on turnout. It examines precinct logistics, scratching tickets, potential delays, and the role of party machines in driving the vote while considering possible shifts in Republican and Democratic fortunes ahead of election day.
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Marion County
Merion County
Ergatlag
Bens
William Jennings Bryan
Washington Park
Whetet John 4 Mihs
Patrhanks
Tomlinson Hall
Oer
Alte
Beuldes & Constitutional Amendment
Democrata
Overstreet
Urtascher
Fishback
Amadster
Sahm
Prosecutor
Bir
Gemorrals
Path Sul
Repubicans
Bryson
Tor
Kergen
Hénemet
Independent
Republican Club
Vanvats For
Rules Dexan
Asekera
Alexander C. Ayres
Jainta Ry Billingatey
Aaron F. Cotton
William A. Banta
Marty C. Meek
Candi Daten
Legisature
Busiches
Prinority Party
Wicely
Good Citizens' League Drops Indianapolis Campaign Report
The Good Citizens' League of Indianapolis announced it will not issue a league report on the fitness of county candidates as the campaign speeds to a close. Politicians and observers question the decision and what it means for local races.
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Good Citizens’ League of Indianapolis
Imac x
Varlun County
Factories Seek Coal Supply Relief From Rail Lines
Charley B. Riley, secretary of the Illinois Railroad Commission, traveled to Terre Haute to coordinate with railroad companies for coal transportation relief for manufacturers and shippers. A complaint from W. H. Tobin of the Delaware Coal, Power and Supply Co. of Muncie alleges factories with coal orders face only a few days of supply.
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Charley B. Riley
Inchlapa, Railroad Commission
Terré Haute
W. H. Tobin
Delaware Coal, Punt End Supply Company
Muncie
Leopold Taken Back to Chicago After Arrest
Leonard Keo prid denies aiding the murder and Leopold claims innocence. Nicholas accuses Leopold of plotting, asserting Leopold supplied chloroform and strangled Mrs. Towite. Leopold’s tale follows a chaotic chase from Chicago to Wausau, with police misidentifications and a history of arrests.
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Leopold
Chicago
Scrippa-McRise Press Association
Leonard M. Keo- Prid
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Towite
Indianapode Notress
Residents challenge city annexation of Brightwood area
Wealthy property owners led by George B. Vanden file remonstrances in superior court against the city council’s Oct 15 ordinance to annex a large Brightwood strip. They argue most land is unplanned farm use and fear loss of police, public services, and increased taxes without sewer access from the annexed territory along Tallcheek, Howland, and Fall Creek roads.
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George B. Vanden
Remonatrones Mn Superior Court
Hiruethet
Howland-rt
Howland-st
Fall Creek
Ciy
Brightwood
Matt Creek
Student of Trolley Inspecting Sydney City Engines
Consulting engineer Wilfred J. Spruson attended a city engine inspection in Sydney and, later, journeyed with Charles N. Wilson of the American Engineering Company to Ruehlellie and Indianapolis and Cin cia traction matters. He advocated a single phone trolley system and relied on the Commercial Club for travel support.
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Sydney
Auatmita
Wilfred J. Spruson
Rueheille
Indianapolis & Cincia
Uney
Spruson
Commercial Club
Artiual Hela
Tndianapolis
Vicinity Am Company
Charles N. Wilson
Américan Engineering Company
Powell Among Friends Visits Rail Men in Indianapolis
George Powell newly appointed general manager of the Detroit Toledo Kaponten and the Ann Arbor railroada, formerly general superintendent of the Monon at Chicago, was in Indianapolis Saturday visiting his friends among the railroad men.
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Powell
George Powell
Detroit
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Monon
Chicago
Debtor Absent Plea In Court
M Robinson Norton Co of Louisville and Friedman Grothers of St Louis with E R Richardson and Bremnt-Adeam Hat Co file in U S court that George A McCormick a Gowell Indiana merchant is their debtor in distress of about 3005658 alleging he sold stock and absconded and seek bankruptcy and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Robinson
Norton & Co
Louissvile
Friedman Grothers
St Louis
E.R. Richardson
Bremnt-Adeam Hat Company
United States
George A. McCormick
Gowell
Ind
Bondman Arrest and Street Blockade Reported in Connerside
A bondsman was released after Deputy U S Marshal Lon Hugd attempted to seize Mary Millen, a reportedly intoxicated restaurant owner, in Connerside. The arrest followed charges of selling liquor on the premises. A street blockade by W A Prior led to further detentions as investigators pursued alleged misconduct tied to a railroad conductor.
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Bondsman
United States
Lon Hugd
Connerside
Maturiny
Mary Millen
Jal
Hong
Pannaman
Connersville
Bendeman
Will Notify Japan Over Sketches of Fortifications
Washington reports that diplo matic representations will be made to Japan regarding a Japanese attempt to make sketches of fortifications at Manin. No serious consequences expected. US law limits penalties for photographing or sketching fortifications, and there is no spyIntents of peace.
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Serippa-McRae Press Associaior
Washington
Japan
Manin
United States
War Department
Fairbanks Addresses Miners at Evansville Mass Meeting
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks spoke to a large crowd of Hoosier miners and families in Evansville as part of a tour in support of the Republican slate. He praised wage gains and urged support for state and county nominees while noting the Roosevelt era prosperity. The visit followed stops at Lafayette Crawfordsville and Rockville, with more speeches planned in Jasonville and Evansville.
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Jabonville
Charlex W. Fairbanks
Terre Monte
Fairbanks
Rothers
Premicent
Sloan
Biro
Nepublican Party
Hatuitpy
Evias
James F. Watson
Lafayette
Crawfordaville
Rockvilla
Rvanr- Vile
Jasonville
Linton
Ucton
Bredford
Mitchell, Shoat
Waanington
Vincennes
Princeton
Oakland City
siper- + feild ang Roaneville
Weather forecast snippet with sparse readable data
Fragmentary weather item notes a Saturday night period and mentions a forecast region. It lacks clear dates, locations, or measurable details to confirm specific conditions or temperatures.
Indianapolis Considers Shifting Back to Indiana Coal
City officials and labor leaders debated replacing West Virginia Pocahontas coal with Indiana mined fuel to reduce smoke. Mayor Hookwalter plans tests at Tomlinson Hill and aims to cancel nonunion coal contracts while promoting smokeless devices and Indiana coal in city furnaces.
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John Mitchetl
United
Ming Workers of America
Charles A. Honkwatter
Jin
Bower
Public Works
Bocahontan
West Virginia
Totminson Hill
Indiana
Ponatdie
Mitchell
Joan McFayden
Bookwalter
Walinsies
Shiors
Indiana Union
Tomlinson Hall
Tomlinson Ball
Lagudon
Poentortas
Logrdan
Dockwralter
Cty
Local fires and strikes across cities reported
Fire destroyed the First Unitarian church in Houston on Saturday. A $100,000 loss was cited. In Cincinnati five vocational companies consolidated under Day and Nant with $400,000 capital. Chicago notes a shortage of $15,000 in the Danian Brotherhood of America ledgers. Knoxville reports southern railway machinists granted 3 20 4 days with a strike declared over. Irving notes an unknown man jumped into the Ohio river and drowned. Wilkes-Barre mentions a third dividend of 29 percent at a State bank. Lincoln reports W J Aryan delivering a speech on Dreams, calling Bevertage a dreamer in Green speech.
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Hoston
First Unitarian
Lona
Cincinnati
Hatte
Chicago
J. C. Enkilson
Danian Brotherhood of America
Minaing
Knoxville
Temm—southern Railway
Ohio River
Levelver Fetzer
cHn
Lincoln
W. J. Aryan
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Dreamer
Navy to adopt Wihan print finger identification
Washington November 3 The navy department plans to follow the war department in adopting Wihan’s system of finger print identification. Orders to this effect will be issued shortly.
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Scripps-McMae Frese Ameriatina
Washington
Nary Department
Wihan
Death of Old Teacher in Lafayette After Paralysis
John Ray Mund Matthews, a longtime Tippecanoe County educator and former principal, died today in Lafayette after paralytic illness. He served 38 years as a teacher at Tippecanoe College or school and was survived by his brother James II Matthews of Indianapolis.
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Lafayette
Ind
John Ray Mund Matthews
Utes With Troops Headed to Ft Meade for Claims Hearing
The Utes agreed to accompany Col Rogers and the sixth cavalry to Fort Meade where they will be held until they can travel to Washington to present their claims to the president. The tribe will be disarmed but may keep guns until treachery is suspected. They will travel overland to the South Dakota fort where they will be supplied with rations, hoping the president grants hunting grounds.
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Sovippe-NeHae Press Association
Sheridan
Wyo
Reneiam de Utes
Col. Rogers
Sixth Cavalry
Ft Meade
Aney
Washington
South Dakota
Stand by Treaty Scripps-McKee Crees Association
The San Francisco group reports Japanese child restrictions in public schools persist. An attorney states future court actions will defend treaty rights and demand Washington reinstate children in schools, challenging the Board of Education.
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Scripps-McKeee Crees Association
San Francisco
Nova
Belin
Ward Guards and Court Visit Provisions Noted
The article notes an order requiring guardians in Stayton county to bring their wards to a probate court every two years, estimating 1.80 children will visit over two years. It also mentions a speech by W D Huber at Armory Hall Cincinnati for Lural Union No 1’s twenty fifth anniversary and report of Robert Clark charged with embezzlement after being stopped by detectives Kinney and Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andge Merle S.A. Walker
Provata Court
Stayton
Penbate
W. D. Huber
Unio Brotherhood of Carpenters and Fathers
Armory Hall
Cinccinnati
Lural Union No. 1
Robert Clark
Wasarereste
Kinney and Morgan
Clark
Agate Arcent
Monroe County
Brown County
Found in the Hills Guy White and sister fled with charge
Guy White and sister Zelma were found hiding near Monroe and Brown counties after fleeing since Sept 14. Roy White, 20, faced rape and battery allegations tied to a September incident in Indiana. Neighbors aided law enforcement as officers located them at their grandmother’s home. The case involved a juvenile court detainment and evolving charges including murder potential.
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Roy White
Indiana Palle
Monroa County
Ming Zelme White
Marthe
Guy
Zelma White
Sinc
Guy White
H. J. Ross
Monroe Country
Brown County
Fred Miller
Miller
OmMcers
Frank Stevenson
Merz
Enity
Haywood backs Socialist platform from Idaho prison
Secretary W D Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners, jailed in Boise on a murder charge linked to Idaho governor Steunenberg’s assassination, issues a Colorado campaign statement. He argues Socialists seek to secure work, tools, and freedom, contrasting with rival parties while a flurry of unrelated classifieds appears nearby.
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Boise
Idaho
W. D. Haywout
Western Federation of Miners
Eat Draver
Goveernor
Colorado
Gov. Steinemburg
Haywood
Waywood
Socialine Party
Berty
Ife
Ibs
Privier
Tytn
Ingrais
Brussels
Velvet
Wiltos
Mogoutte
Axminster Carpets
Ashilan Bros. & Ca
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P. H. McCarre
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Croker
van Wyck
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Rent
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Tian
Elihu Root
Pat McCarren
Isle OF Cuba
Havana
Vot Tra
Margaret Leslie
Nicholas
Retreat
Tierer
Erimte
Leslie
Leonard
Hureau Junction
Davenport
Palice
Te Palice
Wausau
Leopold Blaies
Mqnor
WAA
Micusemen Wilson
Galninch
Time
Price
Bett
Manila
Hoosier
Evansville
Terre Haute
U. S
Indy Toe
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Virginia
Monroe
Scmoye-McRae Frees Association
Norfolk
Parytealthy Virginia
Norfolk Navy Yard
Old Dominion
Huber
the Sun
Pela Co
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Els
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A. Heraéaway
United States Senate
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