Nine States Vote in Tuesday Elections Amid Broad Outcomes
The piece surveys statewide results with Ohio favoring Hanna and Herrick, Kentucky and New York swinging Democratic, San Francisco and Sacramento choosing mayors, and Nebraska and Virginia showing mixed gains. It laments reformers’ stagnation while urging renewed public introspection as prosperity masks warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Tom L. Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Roo
Nash
Mark Hanna
Mark
Tom I. Johnson
Cleveland
Beckham
New York
Twe Tammany Tiger
Seth Low
Geo. B. McClellan
Low
Brooklyn
Albany
Schmitz
Union Labor
San Francisco
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
Maryland
Iowa
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Colorado Officials Foresee General Coal Strike in District 15
Ten state officials of Colorado nearly abandon hope of averting a general strike by coal miners in District 15 covering Colorado New Mexico Utah and Wyoming Notices posted at several mines order workers to quit November 6 signed by John Mitchell president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
John Mitchell
Bank Closures Hit Victor and Cripple Creek
Tur First National Bank of Victor Colorado has closed its doors due to the miners strike. A Cripple Creek bank has also failed, signaling economic strain in mining towns.
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Tur First National Bank of
Victor, Colo
Cripple Creek Bank
Sixty Thousand Packing House Workers Ready to Strike
Sixty thousand packing house employees nationwide plan a sympathy strike with striking sausage makers. The walkout is organized to pressure employers amid ongoing labor actions and demand better working conditions and pay.
Harris Endorses Waggener in Kans Gov Race
Ex Senate figure Harris praises Barlie Waggener as a first class man and capable candidate for governor in a Kansas City Star interview. The People's Voice editor William Stryker retorts that Harris should exit politics and that Democrats and Populists would regret supporting him, urging return to the Republican fold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Barlie Waggener
Mr. Waggener
Kansas
Waggener
William Stryker
The
People's Voice
Wellington
Kansas City Star
Cy Leland
M. A. Lowe
Bailie Waggener
Cleveland
Republican Party
People's Cause
Passing of Johnson Ends His Gubernatorial Bid in Ohio
The article notes Tom L. Johnson’s defeat in Ohio, labeling him a dead duck as a gubernatorial aspirant and presidential possibility. It critiques his reform stance, contrasts campaign backing and party support, and suggests the Cleveland Democrats and purchasable votes doomed his election, predicting political oblivion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom I. Johnson
Ohio
Mr. Johnson
Tom L. Johnson
Hanna
Johnson
W. H. Craddock
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
Labor Unions Called a Necessary Evil in Editorial
A newspaper editorial endorses parts of Jo McDill's critique of labor unions while arguing unions are a necessary evil under current capitalistic conditions. It condemns unions for political passivity yet predicts they will vanish with socialism as the nation moves toward collective interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo McDill
Gold Discovery Sparks Excitement in Oxranoma and Territory
Residents of Oxranoma and nearby Indian Territory cheer a new gold discovery. Prospectors flock to the area as reports of rich veins circulate, drawing attention from investors and adventurers seeking fortune. Officials caution caution and orderly exploration to protect claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxranoma
Indian Territory
Lone Elm Ledger social notes and local updates
There is no school this week in our primary row as ars. Wooddeuil is sick. R. J Hulbert is making paintings and paper hanging in town this week. Seven men work at the section now with Section Foreman McCoy. Votes and family visited Vo Poles and wife early this week. Postmaster McDowell went to Kansas City Monday night returning Wednesday. Mist aay Webb from near Kincaid visited Lone Elm friends Saturday and Sunday. Foreman McCoy and Win. Snodgrass flew to Worland, Co. Sunday. Mrs Lottie Beazley visited sister Mrs Marie Schumacher in Lone Elm last week, returning Tuesday. The sick list includes Miss Kincheloe and Mrs Stoll and Miss Estella Woodruff. George McCoy and wife visited home folks, planning to move from South McAllister. McCoy and Snodgrass rode to Butler on the morning train. One of Jas. Smith’s days is sick with fever. Alfred Rogers and Jennie Ruxton near Bayard are a young couple, the writer extends congratulations.
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Ars. Wooddeuil
R. J Hulbert
Poreman Mc
Vo Poles
Ule
McDowell
Kansas City
Weil Nests
McCoy
Win. Snodgrass
Worland
R. L. Rader
Kamar
Ethel Kincheloe
Northcott
Press Peery
Minnie Dews
Measant Ridge
Lone Ein
Win Shodgrass
Butler
Ato
Lottie Beazley
Marie Schumacher
Alne
Aes
Kinchelor
Ars. Stoll
Ars
Estella Woodruff
Elva Stoll
Jas
Smith
Ramsay Neel Wedding in Washington Township
Miss Essie Ramsay married Mr Gorge Neel at noon in Washington township at the bride’s parents home. The old fashioned wedding drew forty guests, with relatives from Greeley Sugar Valley Kincaid Garnett Mont Ida and more. The couple received valuable gifts, the house was lavishly decorated, and they plan to reside on the Hitchcock farm on Thomas Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Ramsay
Washington Township
Essie Ramsay
Gorge Neel
Rev
Levi Hampshire
W. A. Gave
Archie Hopkins
Rev Hull
Mont Ida
Ida Robinson
May Shaffer
Messrs
Rollie Robinson
J. Hopkins
Addis Everett
Jas Smith
Hitchcock
Thomas Creek
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National Biscuit Company
Lone Elm Ledger
Mist Aay Webb
Kincaid
Lone Elmn
McClellan
Selooie
Lone Elm
George McCoy
South
McAllister
Alfred Rogers
Sellen Rogers
Jennie Ruxton
Tom Bayard
Air
Rogers
Blin
Ramsay
Neel
Ayer
Buckingham
Noahs
New Idea
Woman’s Magazine
TNT _NEW ILA PUBLISHING CO
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the Cudahy Packing Co
South Omaha
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