Democrats Publicly Reveal Campaign Contributions
Senate investigators hear Wilson pre convention funding details with witnesses including McCombs Crane Untermeyer and Dodze. McCombs discloses expenditures totaling about 1.9 million with major gifts by Dodge Jones and McCormick, while questioning whether earlier sums were fully reported.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Bankhead
Alabama
Oscar Underwood
Willian K. McCombs
Wikkouw
Willie G. McAdoo
New York
Wating
Dematic National Committee
Roger A. Sullivan
Ulinois
Allon J. Parker
William F. Metombs
Woolron Wilson
Clapp
Wilson
Frederick C. Penfield
Philadelphia
H. J. Barrett
F. B. Roberts
R. McGill
B. FF. McMaster
Daniel F. Platt
Pensfield
Roosevelt Shot In Milwaukee Then Taken To Mercy Hospital
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt was shot by John Schrank in Milwaukee and transported to Mercy Hospital Chicago where doctors reported a deep chest wound. Bullet location assessed by X ray and operation possible but not yet decided. Roosevelt remained stable and planned to resume travel home to Oyster Bay if recovered.
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Chicago
Ill
Theodore Roosevelt
John Schrank
Mercy Hospital
John T. Murphy
Arthur DD. Bevan
Surrey L. Terrell
C. Styles
Philip Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Terrell
Wells
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
John B. Murphy
Bel
Pr. Murphy
Roosevel
Pew
Presbyterian Waspital
Indianapolis
Balkan Alliance Reported Between Bulgars and Montenegrins
The upper photo shows Bulgarian soldiers awaiting potential joint action with King Nicholas’s forces in Montenegro. A lower image depicts Montenegrin officers who would lead the Turko Montenegrin frontier fight to overthrow the Turkish dynasty in the Balkans.
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Nicholas
Montenegro
Balkans
Roosevelt Bullet Location Reported in Milwaukee to Indianapolis Visit
Reports described Colonel Roosevelt’s condition after being shot with a .38 caliber revolver. X rays located the bullet in the right chest area below the nipple and physicians planned immediate operation only if needed. Roosevelt remained calm, spoke with surgeons, and prepared to continue his campaign schedule.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelt
New York
Colonel Seeks Light Read After Photograph Session
After the photographs were taken, the Colonel requested a book to browse. He desired something light and diverting, and a volume was brought to him for selection.
Allays Fears of Roosevelt Family
New York Oct 15 Theodore Roosevelt decided not to travel to Chicago unless Colonel Roosevelt’s condition worsens. Mrs Roosevelt slept late after a sleepless night at J West Roosevelt’s home but an update eased alarm. Oliver Roosevelt said Mrs Roosevelt would stay by her husband’s bedside if needed while showing courage amid the crisis. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. also announced he would head to Chicago if his father’s condition deteriorates.
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York
Theodore Hoosevelt
Chicago
Colonel Hoosevelt
J. Weat Roosevelt
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Jack Rose
John F. McIntyre
Justice Gots Court Room
Rose
McIntyre
Whitman
Louis Webber
Rosenthal
Webber
Becker
Weeker
Samiel Kramer
Max Kahn
Waldo
Sheehan
Jus- Hee
Rosen
Ward
Mow
Onser
Gecker
Moss
Hedquarters
Crose
Roosevelt shot sparks international reaction in papers
London editors react to the Roosevelt shooting with varying tone. The Evening Standard remarks on the dangers of politics in the US and contrasts Roosevelt with Lincoln. The piece notes Roosevelt’s influence and hopes for his quick recovery amid the shock. In Maryland Shenandoah resident Miss Pearl Kite is reported.
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Roosevelt
London
Theodore Roosevelt
Evening Standard
McKinley
Lincoln
Indictment of Moses J Monteiro in Goochland County
In Goochland Circuit Court a seven count indictment was returned against former county clerk Moses T Monteiro. Six counts charge misappropriation of Goochland funds and a seventh cites the same offense regarding Commonwealth money. Auditor findings show about $6,000 overdrawn and excess indexing pay. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company handles the Commonwealth claim. Monteiro's whereabouts are unknown and no flight accusation is leveled.
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Richmond
GB. Goudar
Strang
Goochland County
Moses T. Monteiro
Goochland
Commonwealth
Boudar
H. B. Boudar & Son
C. Lee Moore
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Monteiro
Daring Robbery Targets Richmond Barber On City Streets
Marvin Ford a barber of 212 North Seventh Street was robbed by four white men at Seventh and Grace Streets as he walked home from work. They demanded valuables flashing a revolver and took his gold watch chain and $25 after surrounding him near the Central Y M C A.
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Richmond
Marvin Ford
North Seventh Street
Seventh
Grace Streets
Ford
George Whiing
Bab
Young Men's Christian
Grace Street
Walue
Becker Calm Amid Terrible Arraignment in Rosenthal Case
New York special reports Lieutenant Charles Becker faced an intense arraignment over the Herm an Rosenthal murder. Jack Rose testified Becker discussed killing Rosenthal and coordinating gunmen. Webber then testified Becker planned the hit and sought silence for any squealers.
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New York
Laula Webber
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Jack Rose
Becker
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Seventh Avenue
Harry Wallon
Sam Schepps
Rose
McAudoo
Gaynor
Waldo
Whitman
Charley
T. D. Robinson Dies in West Point Home
Thomas Dabney Robinson 39 to 40, son of former Mayor Albert Robinson, died at his West Point home at 1 am. A traveling representative for Ellington & Guy Lumber Co of Richmond, he left a mother, sister, and two brothers in Virginia and North Carolina. Funeral planned Tuesday at 2 pm from his residence.
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West Point
Thomas Dabney Robinson
Albert Robinson
Ellington & Guy Lumber Company
Richmond
Mr. Robinson
W. A. Robinson
Gloucester
H. D. Robinson
Norfolk
The Dual Personality Of The Ball Player
Edward Bayard Moss discusses the ball player as a public figure who flaunts dramatic feats on the field yet seeks quiet privacy off it. He notes players are businesslike figures, expect elite treatment, resist fans shaping their fame, and often voice sharp opinions on baseball ethics and travel fairness.
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Amalgamated Order of Baseball
Edward Bayard Moss
Harper's Weekly
Virginia Mineral Lands Value Surges Under Stone
Bristol Virginia October 15 The value of Virginia mineral lands assessed for taxation now stands at 34722918.50 as compiled by James A Stone State Mineral Land Assessor. Since the office's creation by legislation under Judge W I Rhea assessments have more than doubled from 9000 to 16000 then to over 19000 and Stone’s four year administration has added over 16000000 in property valuation with mineral lands listed in sixty eight counties across 134 commissioner districts.
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Bristol
Virginia
James A. Stone
W. I.’. Rhea
HOO. Ie
Hoo
Stone
Hector Parrinello Surprises Sister in Dress
New York report says 21 year old Hector Parrinello decided to surprise his sister Marie by dressing in her clothes. He waited outside their East Fifty-second Street home Sunday night but a patrolman noticed him and mistook him for a woman in a long dress and lace neckpiece.
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New York
Hector Parrinello
Marie
East Fifty-second Street
Bishop
Hector
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Jone
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Mr. McCombs
Mr. Dodge
Thomas Dpd. Jones
David P. Jones
Cyrus H. McCormick
Thomas D. Jones
Edward W. Sheldon
Tlinois
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Henry Morgenthau
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Ames
Colonel Roosevelt
Sayle
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Alice Longworth
Theodore
Medill McCormick
Hlingis
Mr. McCormick
Northwestern
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Johns Hopkins University
Pr. Bloodgood
Harry Kite
Grove Hill
Hareerstown
Orlock
First Baptist Parsonage
E. K. Thomas
Virginia Counse
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Miss Pearl Kite
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Ney
Roed
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Whitey Lewis
Roe
Madison Square Garden
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Dago Frank
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