Nomination Day Opens The Sun Contest In Indianapolis
The Sun announces a $12,000 contest with nineteen grand prizes including a Maxwell Touring Car per district. Subscriptions drive votes, with paid in advance and new contracts counted. contest runs Nov 12 to Jan 7. Details on how votes are allocated and how to start are provided, urging readers to recruit friends and contact the contest department.
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Strange Results In Midwest In Tuesday Vote
Chicago dispatch notes Democratic gains across the Midwest with Harmon in Ohio and Kern in Indiana triumphing, Beveridge loses, Illinois shows defeats for Mann Madden and Moxley, La Follette to be reelected, and Nebraska's Dahlman ousting Bryan. Idaho, Montana swing. Wyoming, Oregon win for insurgents. California backs Johnson over Bell. Kansas and Oklahoma see major Democratic shows.
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Mann
Madden
Moxley
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Chicago
United States
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Wisconsin
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Francis E. McGovern
James C. Dahlman
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Omaha
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Montana
North Dakota
Colorado
Stephen
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Johnson
Bell
Congress
Mastodon Teeth Found Near Nome
In Alaska near Kongarok river miners uncovered sixteen mastodon teeth along with other bones while washing gravel for gold. Beavers and fir timber fragments suggest mastodons and forests coexisted after Alaska's climate cooled. some teeth sent to the American Museum of Natural History.
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Kongarok River
Nome
Seward Peninsula
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
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Democrats Triumph In County Election After GOP Split
Democrats celebrated a sweeping county victory with large turnout from party workers at headquarters. Chairman Ernest T. Brown and BE B. Rand praised organization and ticket quality, noting gains in Republican strongholds and surprise leads in Markey Pritchari and Korbly Cox races. Raub left early, signaling confidence in the results as returns rolled in.
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Democrats Sweep Congress After Statewide Balloting
The piece reports a Democratic landslide reshaping Congress as many Republican incumbents lose seats nationwide. It notes the losses in New York and Illinois, with named GOP figures like Fassett Dennett Fish Cocks Parsons and Fish targeted by standpatters. It highlights Victor Berger as the first socialist in Congress, the retirement of George Foss, and elections affecting leaders like Cannon Longworth Dalzell and Murdock.
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Boy Grows Prize Corn in Northwest Contest
Dayton Washington dispatch reports 14 year old Ralph Warwick son of W Ga Warwick won first prize of 500 offered by the Dry Farming congress in Spokane for the best bushel of corn grown in the northwest. He beat competitors from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana and will invest the prize in farm land.
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Co-eds Barred From Ball At Madison Charity Event
In Madison Wisconsin a decree from Dean of Women Mrs Cora Stranahan Woodward barred about a score of university co-eds from attending a midweek charity ball just hours before the event. Escorts had already paid the 35 fee prior to learning of the ruling.
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Sweet Charity
Colds Cause Headache Sanative Bromo Quinine Ad
The advert proclaims a world wide cold and grip remedy that removes cause. It urges readers to call for the full name and to look for the signature line. It mentions GROVE with a time cue of 2h.
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Dressmaker's arrest over $150 lace waist theft in Cleveland
Elenore Beford, a Cleveland dressmaker, caused the arrest of her assistant Hazel Mack in Tonawanda New York for stealing a lace waist valued at 150 dollars. The thief had the waist when found and refused to return to Ohio. Governor Harmon will be asked to grant the papers.
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Elenore Belford
Hazel Mack
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Ohio
Harmon
Tick Tack Causes Death in Denver Halloween Tragedy
A Halloween incident in Denver on November 9 ends in a fatal outcome after a tick tack event. Police report injuries and investigation underway as witnesses are questioned and the scene is processed forensic evidence.
Globe with London magazine directions found near Montack Bay
A globe containing written directions from a London magazine was set adrift from the steamship Campania on August 19 in Ambrose channel. It drifted to a point off the Dutch plainsife saving station near Montack, New Jersey, where Surfman Oliver L. Lopez discovered it and collected a $30 reward for its recovery.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Comments on Democratic Standslide
In Ironton Indiana on November 9, Uncle Joe Cannon the speaker of the present house would not comment on the causes of the democratic congressional standslide Wednesday. He stated I am elected by 6,000 I am a republican I have kept the faith I have been imported and have not apologized for the wafulation of this compress.
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Joe” Cannon
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Child dies after dog bite and window tick incident
Son of Mr and Mrs C F Loeschel of this city was bitten by a dog while playing three weeks ago. He seemed to recover until a window tick threw him into convulsions from which he died.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Rational Digestive Aid
Nervous dyspepsia is a condition where digestion and nerves falter. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a rational cure for indigestion and stomach troubles with no overblown claims. They improve digestion by aiding the stomach to digest food and support the nervous system, with no dieting required. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per pack.
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Deafness Cured by Mysterious New Treatment
Dr Guy Clifford Powell claims a natural simple cure for deafness and head noises. The method supposedly works at home without cost and promises rapid, lasting results. Readers are invited to contact Powell at 191 Bank Building Peoria Illinois for full information free of charge.
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