Yesterday's elections show mixed results across cities
Madison re elected Mayor James J. Crozier and city officials Harry Nichole George Harper all Republican in a quiet vote. Council seats filled by Oliver Democratic and others. Vevay Columbia and Cincinnati show Democratic gains with ex mayors leading lists. Indianapolis and New York outcomes favor Fusion and Democratic tickets with large margins and Joe Bell elected in Indianapolis.
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Madison
James J. Crozier
Harry Kk. Nichole
George F. Harper
Oscar Oliver
Oliver Holwager
M. Cisco
Vevay
Columbia
Ind
James Cochrane
Louisville
Hunt
Cincinnati
Judge Speigel
New York
Sulzer
Mitchell
New York City
Tammany Hall
Joe Bell
Indianapolis
Korbly Brothers Praised Despite Criticism in The Madison Democrat
The Madison Democrat defends Congressman Charles A. Korbly of Indianapolis against an earlier critique tied to An Appeal to Democrats in The Herald. It highlights Korbly’s three re-elections and calls Bernard Korbly a leading Indiana Democrat and prominent lawyer. The piece praises the Korbly family’s achievements and Madison’s pride in their success.
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Madison Democrat
Charles A. Korbly
Indianapolis
Herald
Bernard Korbly
State Democratic Committee
Charlcas A. Korbly
Congress
Indiana
The
Democrat
Madison
Miss Johanna King Dies by Poison in Petersburg
Miss Johanna King aged 20, daughter of Mrs. Susan King, killed herself with poison after hearing of a fiancé’s new marriage. She walked along the railroad tracks and drank the entire bottle, dying minutes later. A note asked friends to notify relatives to claim her body.
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Petersburg
Ind
Johanna King
Susan King
Migs King
Evansville
Rioting in New York City as Election Day turnout rises
Joseph Foster was shot to death amid election rioting. Police and special officers guarded polling places as arrests were made. Ex governor Sulzer was cheered at the polls. In Maryland the vote was expected to be heavy with Democrats seen to win. Cincinnati reports excellent weather aiding heavy early ballots as Mayor Hunt and Spiegel both projected strong results. Indianapolis notes bright, crisp weather and a heavy municipal voting surge.
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New York
Joseph Foster
Sulzer
Baltimore
Maryland
Cincinnati
Hunt
Frederick Spiegel
Indianapolis
Indiana
Abandoned Street Car Run Behind Strike Breakers
Indianapolis reports an attempt to run a street car with 11 strike breakers and Superintendent Mahoney was abandoned after proceeding half a block. One bystander John Brogan died from a gun wound, and union chauffeur Thomas Carleton is near death from a bullet as patrolmen resign and return to duty amid tensions.
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Indianapolis
Louisiana Street
Mahoney
Georgia Street
John Brogan
Thomas Carleton
Board of Public Safety
Crisis in Mexico Nears as U S Warns Huerta to Quit
Washington reports an ultimatum from the State Department delivered through Charge O Shaughnessy to Huerta demanding resignation without delay. Officials say the crisis has reached a tipping point and the army and navy are ready for action if Huerta defies Washington. Secretary Bryan would not confirm the delivery while Senator Bacon says trouble will reach a head soon.
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Washington
State Department
Huerta
Shaughnessy
Mexico
Blanquet
Wilson
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Ibis
United States
Army
Navy
Bryan
O'Shaughnessy
Bacon
Senate Committee Foreign Relations
Good Roads Group Presses Bee Camp Bridge Action
The Good Roads Association committee urged the Madison county board to complete the Bee Camp Bridge or build a substantial bypass and repair the failing road to Brooksburg. They warned of tobacco losses and district disruption if delays continued, while the Board promised rapid bridge work and a safe bypass if needed.
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The
Good Roads Association
W. H. Miller
Miller Lumber Co
John W. Tevis
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Elmer E. Scott
Elmer E. Scott Co
Charles Horuff
N. Horuff & Sons
Walter Ciplinger
Marka & Bene Sono
Frank McKay
John McGregor
Board of County Commissioners
Bee Camp
Bridge
Brooksburg
Madison
Board of Commissioners
Bridge Co
Association
Daily Market Report Wheat Corn and Livestock Prices
Wheat shows strong and weak notes with No 2 red and No 3 white contracts amid through billing. Hay steady with standard Timothy Clover and mixed feeds listed. Receipts include 509 hay and 1,300 lbs good to choice. cattle and hog markets show varied price ranges and weights.
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J.schofield & Son
Middleton-Wymond Co
Pittsburg
Bae Coal
Hanover College Oratorical Association to Elect Officers
Hanover Indiana November. The Hanover College Oratorical Association will elect officers by Australian ballot tomorrow. Candidates include G. R. Hamilton for president M. M. Montgomery for delegates to the state association L. G. Whitcomb for vice presidents Mary L. Carson for secretary treasurer and others. A student committee with faculty members to regulate social functions was elected and their first task is planning the Halloween event Saturday night.
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S. L. Riley
Beta Theta Pi
L. G. Whitcomb
Phi Gamma Delta
L. L. Huber
Phi Delta
M. M. Montgomery
Sigma Chi
Helen Engle
Alpha Delta Pi
Helen Webb
Theta Delta Sigma
Cora Miller
Phi Mu
Mary L. Cargon
I. H. Capehart
A. L. Miyatovitch
Letter From Indiana Traveler Describes Oklahoma Trip
Henry Brown writes from Harrah Oklahoma detailing his favorable view of the country crops and climate He notes cotton as a main crop in Oklahoma City and describes its tall buildings He mentions Elberta peaches and apples shipped from a local orchard and plans to visit Pawnee Ponca and Cushing oil fields before returning to Indiana
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Harrah
Okla
Madison Herald
Madison
Indiana
Oklahoma
Illinois
Missouri
Kangas
Oklahoma City
William Ferguson
Oklo
Pawnee
Cushing
Henry Brown
Indiana Briefs and Local Crime Notes
Linton Louie Friedman clothing store robbed of suits and overcoats. Bentonville Milton Thomas Scott loses two hundred chickens. Rushville Adam Urbach dismisses divorce suit as wife may return home Sunday. Terre Haute Herron Art Institute member Charles Graf to teach six classes at Terre Haute Art School Friday and Saturday. Marion Nathan Smiley, 73, sentenced to 1 to 8 years for burglary by Judge Paulus. Gas City robbery case noted Louisiana oyster season yields four million bushels. Russia letter carriers pay ranges from 12.50 to 17.50 a month.
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Linton
Louie Friedman
Milton
Thomas Scott
Bentonville
Rushville
Adam Urbach
Terre Haute
Charles Graf
Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Marion
Nathan Smiley
H. J. Paulus
Grant
Gassity
Huerta Defies U.S. Demands After Envoy Conference
In Mexico City Huerta held talks with foreign envoys amid reports that 19 officials lashed the United States for hampering his government. He reportedly plans to ignore U S demand for resignation and respond with firm defiance to financial instability claims.
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Mexico City
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Bryan denial on ultimatum to Huerta reported
Secretary Bryan denied sending an ultimatum to Huerta. Shaughnessy made a similar denial in Mexico City. The existence of a formal communication was not denied.
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Washington
Bryan
Huerta
Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Austin's Bag Pancake Eggs Value Billions
A report notes American egg output is valued at about 1 billion dollars annually, highlighting production scales and market impact in the industry.
Pessimiat's Veralon Ends Well in Chicago Record Herald
A brief Chicago Record Herald note remarks that while outcomes may seem hopeful, the speaker doubts the final result will be favorable. The line hints at caution despite an optimistic closing sentiment cited from Pessimiat's Veralon.
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Veralon
Chicago Record Herald
Quotations and prices from grain and farm supplies page
A dense catalog of prices for flour, bran, meal, wheat, and tonnages along with live poultry, eggs, butter, hay and grain buying figures. Includes textile sentiment from Daddy-Long Legs noting differences in male and female interests, concluding with a literary quote.
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Ile Cocka
UGC
Noted Authors Criticize Pirated Editions
In a Bookman note Algernon Ta main cites Pew and Dickens as examples of unfair treatment of authors. Pew claims lecture profits varied with prices and venues including Norfolk and Richmond. Dickens reportedly earned $95 000 on his American tour, highlighting piracy concerns.
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Pew
Norfolk
Madison House
Richmond
Dickens
Algernon Tamain
Bookman
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