Presidential vote totals reveal Taft leads with broad party gains
New York report lists official national totals: Taft 7,657,976 Bryan 6,393,182 Debs 448,453 Chafin 241,252 Hisgen 3,186 Watson 33,871 Gilhau s 15,421. Populists and Socialist Labor losses noted. turnout by state highlights New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois as Taft strongholds.
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Farmers seek new plan to unify Indiana agriculture
Indiana farmers at the Indiana State Farmers Congress urged creating county level schools with connected experimental farms and an agriculture library. President Joshua Strange proposed a statewide levy to fund these centers and bureaus to aid education, information exchange, and market notices. A committee will draft a bill for the January meeting.
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Body Identified in Elliott City Death Case
The man found dead near Elliott City, Maryland, has been identified as Orian Clyde Cullen of St. Paul. Officials had said he died by his own hand while about to be arrested by federal officers. papers list him as traveling manager and diplomatic agent of the Peoples Guard of the Russian Republican Military Association.
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Donald G. Mitchell Dies at 84 in New Haven
Donald Grant Mitchell known as Ik Marvel died at his Edgewood home Marvelwood in New Haven suburb after an illness starting last August. He was 84 and survived by sons Harold of New London and others at his bedside.
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First Kansas Woman Sentenced Under Prohibition Law
In Leavenworth district court Acting Judge Dis sentenced Mrs. Catherin Karst to six months in county jail and a $200 fine for violating the prohibitory law. She refused parole to refrain from further violations for two years. Walter of Newark and Mrs. Walter Hart of Rye New York, Mrs. Mason Hoppin and the Misses Elizabeth Bessie and Harriet Mitchell of New Haven were among those named in the accompanying report.
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Taft to Address Ohioans at New York Dinner
Ohio Society of New York hosts its annual dinner tonight with Taft delivering the address. Buckeyes from New York and visiting guests gather. Governor Hughes and Mayor McClellan attend. more than 600 covers will be laid.
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Four True Bills Filed in Guilford Libel Case
The Guilford superior court grand jury returned four true bills against ex United States Senator Butler and his brother Lester Butler for criminal libel involving articles in the Raleigh Caucasian. Ex Judge Spencer B. Adams, NC Republican chairman, is named in the charges. Trial is continued to the January term per defense motion.
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