Tammany Vote Boost Planned With $70,000 Push
New York editors and party leaders forecast election outcomes as Hughes and Hearst vie for state control. Betting odds favored Hughes with a large city and statewide plurality, while Hearst supporters claimed a significant share in the city and upstate. Wall Street predicted a Hughes landslide, though Hearst backers touted a strong showing. Campaign closings set for New York City speeches.
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Scripps-Metrie Press Association
New York
Hughes
Woodrat
Wapublicanatal Committee
Woodruff
Uo-State
Maximsen
Independence League
Snys Hearst
Thingen
Herat
Charles Francis Murphy
Timmany Hall
Murink
Hearst
Wwall St
Ucket
Bears
New York City
Herald
the World
The
American
Apathy in Wisconsin on eve of election
Milwaukee dispatch reports widespread voter apathy across Wisconsin with full congressional and state tickets, county and city officials in every precinct. Democratic candidate John Ay Aylward predicts a 15 percent victory, while Republican Gov. Davidson claims a statewide margin above 5000 votes and over 100000 in his favor.
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Wisconsin
Scrippe-McHae Press Association
Milwaukee
Wia
Johnn Ay Aylward
Davidson
Idaho vote shapes Legislature and top statewide races
In Idaho on election day voters will choose a congressman and the Legislature. Senator Borah was nominated by Republicans and Fred Bahors by Democrats. Both parties faced heavy Friday activity, with committees split and no clear party majority.
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Bnise
Idaho
I Shoceseor
Beriator
Dudaly
W. B. Borah
Shypfiar
Fred T. Bahors
Narties
Due Party
Oklahoma voters to elect delegates to constitutional convention
Citizens of the new state of Oklahoma will vote to elect delegates to the constitutional convention where the constitution will be drafted and enacted. The election is described as a test and is expected to show whether the new state will be Republican.
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Muthrib
Okie
Oklahoma
Fighting Senator Bailey Blamed Over Oil Trust Ties
In Dallas Texas November covernship date during the campaign is overshadowed by an attack on Senator Bailey over alleged connections with the Waters-Herce oil company. Bailey defends himself to retain his political position amid oil trust accusations.
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Afimyr
Remy
Hoch Opposed by Harrie in Kansas Governor Race
In Topeka on November 5, 192? the Kansas governor race centers on Edward W Hoch, the Macdonnell-esque candidate, to succeed Smeett, facing strong Democratic head William A Harrie, a former United States senator, who leads the party ticket.
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Topeka
Kan
Thie State
Ue Qhearion
Hdward W. Hoch
Tha
Rerent Macwinniohh
Keke
Smeett
William A. Harrie
Ainttort
Ucket
Minnesota Fight Focuses on Ishnson Term
A chaos of garbled coverage centers on Minnesota politics with debate about Governor Ishnson seeking a second term. The Republican ticket appears solid, led by A. L. Cale who is favored for the top post, while other state seats seem largely settled for the GOP.
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Serinps-McRee Press
T. Paul, Minn
Nav
Minnesota
Jon A. Ishnson
A. L. Cale
Iowa political contest claims divergent party leads
Scrippe McRae Press Association reports claims from Hothke Publicars and Democrata about Claude H. Porter and a 3.0 percent plurality. Democratic state chairman C W Miller asserts the Porter margin, while Republican chairman Frank T Woods predicts Gov. Cummins will win by at least 40,000.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Ded Movies
Hothke Publicars
Democrata
Ciaiming & Memory
C. W. Miller
Democratic State Committer
Claude H. Porter
Frank T. Woods
Republican State Committee
Gov. Cummins
Result Not in Doubt in County and State
The article analyzes political forecasts for a state election with Republicans poised to win decisively. Estimates range from a 41,000 to 75,000 plurality locally, with some predicting a surge. Bryan’s campaign is seen as weak, turnout expected light for an off year, and Republican plurality could reach about 49,000 or higher.
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Bonn Walwhamn
Ucket
Bryan
Ule
Bom
Peorte
Marion County Forecast For Tuesday Election
The Marion County forecast predicts Republican gains across the county ticket, with Gverarrad likely to lead and a statewide ticket expected to vote ahead of his plurality. Detailed ward and township projections show Republicans favored in most districts, while Democrats may contest key wards, especially the Ninth.
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Marion County
Crumpacker
Frederick Landis
Mali
Indiana
CC. Gilliams Caver
Washington
Brick
Gverarrad
Yarloua
Ttsna Ar
Warren
Decatur
Wayne
Fifteenth
Lawrence
Pike
Franklin
Feankila
Overstreet
Moran Campaign Advertises Aid in Massachusetts Election
A Boston advertisement from Lawson for Moran claims support from President and promises aid for John Moran in Massachusetts. The piece criticizes Gov Guild as honest yet aligned with money, while Moran is portrayed as representing the people and power against monetary influence.
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Lawson
Moran
Scrippe-McRae Prene Association
Boston
Thomas W. Lawanne
John Moran
Benson
Tawaon
Massachusette
Guild
Troops Readied as Election Tensions Rise in West Virginia
In Mingo County election troubles escalate as three militia companies are held in readiness. Deputy U S marshals and the election board report full involvement, while Gov. Reed has yet to decide on deployment amid irregularities and partisan friction.
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Scrippe-Stefing Preas Association
Charleston
W. Va
Sae Flaun
Mingo County
Renubdlean Election Commissionora
Uniter
Outlook in Colorado predicts Republican lead for Heket
A Nov 5 report states an impartial view that the Republican state Heket will win by about 15 000 votes, with a possible exception of Supreme Justice Gebbard. Democrats remain confident in victory despite the forecast.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Gebbard
Incorporation Record with Capital Stock Details
A partial notice records incorporation details listing names George H. Wilson, Howard Gniux, and Harry A. Kent as directors with capital stock of $10,000. The filing appears at the secretary’s office on a Monday, referencing a business named The Wilson Glue and the Indians.
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AtKte
Directa
George H. Wison
Howard Gniux
Harry A. Kent
Sollene
Wilson
U S Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected across the region. Sunrise at 6 11 am with sunset in the early evening. Forecast notes limited due to the fragmented text.
Milk Industry Boom in Indianapolis Attracts Shippers
The milk industry around Indianapolis is booming due to efforts by traction lines to improve service for milk shippers. Frequent connections to Indianapolis with shorter intervals attract more shipments than in the past, signaling a significant growth in the local dairy sector.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Local notes. fires and police items across Meridian Street
A smoke incident near Laurie’s dry goods store on Meridian Street caused alarms Friday with no damage or loss reported. George Rankin and Ban Les, African American men, returned from Kentucky pursuing Jesse Coe, the officer’s alleged killer, with belief the fugitive is in the Kentucky hills. A coroner’s inquest heard Dr. Shafer link Dwyer’s death on Bridgeport Pike to injuries from an automobile. The Board of Public Works approved an elevation project across Sherman Drive with a 20 day completion target. A cornerstone ceremony for Tishiminga No. 2 lodge featured band performances and tribal participation. Condemnation cases involving Lake Shore & Eastern and real estate near Gary moved to federal court. Local theater plans include a fundraiser and an art sale at Cumberland gallery featuring Arabella works and Geartie pieces at Hollenar gallery.
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Laurie’ Dry Goody
Meridian St
George Rankin
Ban Les
Moartee County
Kentucky
Jesse Coe
Charles Russell
Coe
Coe Ridge
Kentucky Hills
C. R. Shater
Mots
Thomas Dwyer
Bridgeport Pike
Shafer
Dwyer
Board of Public Works
Pennsylvania Company
Sherman Drive
Rooneveltuve
Lake Elrenit
United States Court
Lake Shore & Sterny Cxstway Company
Lake County
Gary
Ebertridge Hich Sebont Athletic
Athen Association
Memtare
Doen Geartie
Desire
Hollenar Company
News Briefs From Across the Nation
A scattered digest of incidents and events reports damage from a dynamite blast in Dubor Pa. A Cleveland man was arrested. In Pittsburg a hotel elevator crushed a maid, while a mother died from coal oil exposure and a son was severely burned. Congress hopeful John H. Ketcham remains a candidate for re election. Labor officials say thousands of rails jobs in the west. A strike on Mexican railroads ends. An election verdict in Georgia is upheld. A Milwaukee bank official pleads guilty to swindling. A mine accident in Stone Branch Wyomings district leaves another worker dead.
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Shreveport
Standarddf Company I7
Naval
Dubor
Cleveland
Theodore B. Shafer
Me Tite
Potlee
Wattis
Bittsburg
Frances San- Irgo
New York
John Th. Ketcham
Ellaabeth
Pilssburg
Pat Maoud Weaver
Fort Pic Hatel
Banday
Chicago
Priladelvidea
aAnihew Flouc Kher
O—Charies
Dalley
Dalley, 7Beefeld, Sunday, Attacked. Wa A Ined By End Kitted. Lareno, Tez
Clavadand
Myron T. Merrick
Thomas Walss
Washington
Honsevelt
Sosa
Bulgaria
Golgarian
Lowisvieer
Sky
Prior
Brand
Pitsburg
Wantaneton
Milwaukee-are Stet Bank
Stone Braach
Wy Ve—loka Kel
Fey
G. W
Wright
Andrew Unilders
City Council to Assert Control Over Public Parks Board
The city council plans to introduce an ordinance Monday to set salaries of Park Board employees and place governance over the board under direct council supervision. Frederick W. Elmert leads the push, targeting Clyde Power the park superintendent and the board clerk with salary cuts and possible reshaping of engineering staff.
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J. Clyde Power
Power
Tls
Fower
Q. Heenricks
Clyde Power
Hiverside Park
Opening at Mayers Glove Shop Graces Annual Display
Mayer's store presents an ornate annual opening with seasonable flowers, palms, and Beaury roses. Young women clerks in white wear pink badges while men carry pink bouquets. A sparkling silverware display graces the central aisles and electric fountains charm shoppers. The second floor showcases art glass and trunks, with a lattice railway model and an upstairs orchestra. The children's corner overflows with toys and a startling exhibit of a lion statue controlled by a boy with a whip, eliciting wide-eyed reactions from youngsters.
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Charles Mayer & Co
State life man quits Bible class withdrawal over records
Charles F. Coffin, executive and counsel for State Life Insurance Company, said he would not teach his large Sunday school class at Centreville First Baptist Church until official records are cleared. He announced he was leaving the church and Sunday school to avoid public controversy tied to the companies and his business connections. Coffin stated the move to protect the church from potential scrutiny and attacks on integrity.
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Charles F. Cottin
Ginte Life Insurance Company
C. EB
State Life Insurance Company
State Agency
Pony
Cefn
Ruinss
Changing Street Names Ordinance Faces Council Review
An ordinance to rename many city streets was introduced at the last meeting and is unlikely to be reported for passage at Monday nights council session. The Public Works Board will outline allocations from the funds for sprinkling unsprinkled streets and city accounts. Transfers are expected to cover three street improvement projects amid possible lack of quorum.
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Bard of Public Works
Eneizers
Eneizers Accounts Fund, Amt Sho For the City Hall
Olertten
Tax ruling on Pabst estate inheritance tax
In Milwaukee Wisconsin on November 5 the court ruled that the Pabst brewery estate must pay an inheritance tax on its estate before the decedent’s death. The decision could yield about 250000 dollars to the treasury as the estate’s heirs face the tax.
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Scrippa-Mellac Preas Association
Milwauree
Wis
Great new pastor ordained at Centralsave M E church
Two large crowds greeted Rev. William Wirt King the new pastor of Centralsave M E church at his initial sermon on Sunday The first sermon The Pathful Preacher and the Model Congregation aimed to connect pastor and congregation for the churchs future The night sermon was The Poetry of Life A public reception for the new pastor and his wife is planned by the congregation for the near future
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William Wirt King
Centralsave
M. E. Church
Aod
Congression
Biereotypers Ball to be Held in Indianapolis
The Stereotypers Union No. 38 schedules its annual pay event Tuesday night November 20 at Germania Hall with Reiser's orchestra providing music. A separate report notes new freight car service between Indianapolis and Lafayette on the Indianapolis and Northwestern line and mentions growing freight traffic and load patterns.
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Anainnapolis Stereotypers' Union
Germania
Hall
Reiser
Furniah Music
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Indianapolla
Northwestern Eeernenn
Ita Cupody
Indianapotl
Oriental and Domestic Cleaning Services Ad Notice
An old classified ad offers fur and carpet cleaning, alterations, repairs and dyeing by Ashian Bron & Co. It invites inquiries and promises prompt service with a three day wait time and free insertion assistance for male help wanted postings.
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Anu
BERLE
Fair and Warmer Election Day Weather Bulletin
Weather bulletin from the weather bureau reports warmer conditions for election day across Indiana and the western region. It notes a mix of rain and snow in Minnesota, North Dakota, and western states with cooler air moving in. Regions including Wyoming Montana and the interior of Washington and Oregon are mentioned with unsettled conditions.
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Indiana
Mladie
Weather Bureau
Warhioxtott
Hainds Promtest
Dakota
Wwyataing
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Harvey Appointed Acting Auditor for Material Accounts
Chicago in November announces W. M. Harvey in charge as acting auditor of material counts for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. The auditor will oversee all company accounts tied to expenditure of material fuel and labor under the supervision of the general manager.
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Chicago
Harvey
Leopold Objects To Reciting Crime In Murder Case
In Chicago a court heard defense against involvement in the murder of actress Margaret Leite. Leopold claims intimidation, torture, and sleep deprivation by police while denying participation. A related custody dispute over Mrs. Mary Poehler's divorce was raised as the case unfolded.
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Fierippes MeRer Peces Association
Chicagn
Leone Ard Leopold
Margaret Leite
Winckney
Leopold
Palace Hotel
Tianr
Blacoman
He Nhwelfs
Te “Aweuthin
Murder at Hawks Nest Shocks Redford Readers
Edward Deckard is killed with a club at Hawk's Nest tavern in Redford Indiana. Police and sheriff pursue suspect Kinser but have not arrested him. The venue, open Sundays for drinks and gambling, drew young men from nearby areas after a night of music and trouble.
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Redford
Ini
KaBara Kinser
Edward Deckard
Kinner
al- Heed
Sherif Rox
Nolles
Tearia
Bopa
TV 14
Chapel Hilmuck
Kinser
Deckyard
Mrs Peary On The Way Home From Washington
Washington November 5 The United States arrival and reception plans for explorer Robert Peary and his wife are outlined. Peary left Washington for New York and will proceed to Sydney Cape Breton to greet him on his return for the North Pole expedition era.
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Perimgee
Washington
Robert
Keary
Mr. Peary
Washlogun
New York
Sydney
Cape Breton
Sourt of Inquiry on datitatan affair near Norfolk
A Navy Department inquiry has been ordered into the matter between the battleship Vireiale and the Old Dominion New York Maner near Norfolk. The probe aims to uncover details of tamaggerents and Seripos related events, with a focus on the dates and involved personnel.
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Seripos. Meine Peecyanate
Norfolk
Van
Navy Department
Saunas
Vireiale
Old Dominion
New York
Bank Opens In New Home At Pennaylvania and Marketests
The American National Bank moved to a new, grand building formerly the federal structure. A reception welcomed the public, with officers noting transformed interiors, heavy vaults, marbled desks, and a bustling move of funds crowding the streets. Police watched as money shipments arrived and the bank reported smooth operations by Monday opening.
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Americsh National Bank
Pennaylvania
Chievys
New York
Bank
Washingtonst
Returns From Stage At Gayety Theater Read Election Returns
Patrons at the Gayety theater will hear election returns read from the stage with a special wire arranged by theater management. The wire will receive results from across the United States as part of tonight's program.
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Gayety Theater
Gayety
United States
No Murder Charge Yet Against White Children
Guy and Zelma White, siblings once charged in the death of Fred Miller, faced juvenile court with an amended accusation of assault and battering. Medical exams found Guy in good condition while prospects of proving joint participation linger as witnesses are awaited by relatives ready to pursue prosecution.
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Guy
Zelma White
Awi
Fret Miller
Yeareonl
Henry Affiler
Miller
Fred Miler
Gur
Zelwa White
Fats
Mra Thomas Livey
Guy White
Monde
Zoima White
Confused by Cars Involving Mrs Pendergant Incident
Mrs Qlve Pendergant was knocked down crossing Imola and Washington on Monday after being struck by arrest cars and suffered a slight concussion. Another unnamed man and woman were injured as observers described taunting gestures. She was taken to the home dispensary ambulance under Dr Rigsler’s charge.
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Qlve Pendergant
Imola
Washington-nts
Aid
Bae
Bar
Carnelle? Uve
Rigsler
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