Hughes Camps Tour Hits 11 Meetings in Queens and Brooklyn
Charles E. Hughes spoke to over 20,000 attendees across eleven events in Queens and Brooklyn, arriving from Weehawken to Republican HQ and capping the night with a packed Frenz's Casino hall. He urged opposition defeat, praised prosperity, and pressed for clean business and politics while delivering sharp epigrams.
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Charles E. Hughes
Queens
Brooklyn
Weehawken
Mr. Hughes
New York
Woodruff
Republican
Boroughs
Hughes
Cooking Utensils Labeled STRANSKEY Highlighted
The note urges shoppers not to miss genuine cooking utensils carrying the STRANSKEY label as seen on page 2, signaling authenticity for buyers and collectors.
Brooklyn Trains Crash On Fulton Street Line
A rear end collision between two elevated trains on the Fulton Street line at 6 PM injured a dozen or more people, with two severely hurt. A five car train bound for the Brooklyn Bridge stood at Rockaway Avenue station when a second five car train collided, shattering windows and derailing cars. An ambulance from St. Marys Hospital treated Henry Bulew, 78, and Albert Monga, who were hurt, with others seeking claim agents for minor injuries. Tracks were blocked for hours while wreckage was cleared.
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Fulton Street
Rockaway Avenue
Brooklyn Bridge
John Enhoff
Edward Colbert
Colbert
St. Mary’s Hospital
Henry Bulew
Avenue S
Seventy-second Street
Flatbush
Albert Monga
Avenue G
Canarsie
Utes Likely to Surrender After Indian Conference Near Moorehead
Nov 2 report from Arvada says Col Rodgers and Major Grierson met with about 400 Utes and 1,100 ponies on Little Powder River in Montana. The Army offered to return the Utes home, provide winter rations, and seek a new permanent site by spring. A raid on a government supply train yielded 3,000 pounds of flour. troops await fresh supplies as efforts to base the Utes stall.
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Arvada
James Forgen
Fort Keogh
Ashland
Tenth
Moorehead
Extent of the Canal Job Reveals Massive Panama Project
A Washington circular explains the Panama Canal bids by detailing vast quantities across sections. It lists Colon and Lake Sosa excavations, Gatun locks and dam materials, Pedro Miguel and Sosa elements, plus large totals of yards, pounds of steel and cast iron, and concrete required.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Commission
Colon
Mindi
Gatun
Culebra
Pedro Miguel
Lake Sosa
Sosa
la Boca
Corozal-Sosa
Panama Bay
Index of pages and sections listed in the issue
An index displays page numbers for Amusements Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Financial News Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Society United Service Weather Report and Yesterday's Fires with corresponding page locations
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United Service
Weather Report
Amusements and notices listed by page in the issue
A condensed index lists sections such as Amusements on page 18, Deaths on page 9, Furnished Rooms and Boarders on page 1, Help and Situations Wanted on page 12, Hotels and Restaurants on page 12, Instruction on page 13, Lost and Found on page 18, Marriages on page 9, Autumn Resorts on page 13, and Travelers' Guide on page 13 for the issue.
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Travelers’ Guide
Smash the Deal Nominators Enrollment Watcher
A fragmented note mentions Union enrollment and judiciary nominators with Advo Omega Oil claimed as beneficial. The garbled text also references Triad 10q and external rescue implications.
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Union Ee i
Adv
Burns Manuscripts Bought by J P Morgan Stir British Protest
J Pierpont Morgan reportedly received two Burns manuscript scrapbooks from Europe valued at 25 000 dollars each with 10 000 dollars duty paid. The collection contains originals of poems and letters by Robert Burns and may trigger Scottish protests against their transfer to the United States amid tariff disputes and a long search by Morgan’s agents.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Robert Burns
Ayrshire
British Museum
Kensington Museum
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Burns
Scotland
Great Britain
Victoria
Edward
America
Walter Scott
Byron
Mr. Morgan
United Kingdom
Morgan
Bobby ’’ Burns
Fowler
Jolly Beggars
the Cottar
Bonnie Mary O' Argyll
Lorinda
Miss Chalmers
Dingley
United States
Volunteer watchers sought for fair and honest count at Union Square
Judiciary nominators call for immediate gathering at Union Square Hotel to oversee a fair and honest count. The ad promotes Pure Food laws and Burnett's Va Billa as pure products with a demand to take no substitute.
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Union Square Hotel
Burnett
Illinois Central Directors Share Chief Change Rumor
Report of a special directors’ meeting in New York next week sparked speculation that J. T. Harahan could be elected President to succeed Stuyvesant Fish. Harahan and John C. Welling are the only Chicago directors amid Harriman interests’ push and Welling’s illness limits comment.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Illinois Central Railway
New York
J. T. Harahan
Harriman
Stuyvesant Fish
Harahan
John C. Welling
Road
Welling
Ralph Shaw
William Nelson Cromwell
Illinois Central
Negro Soldiers Riot at Fort Bliss
At Fort Bliss near El Paso Texas Negro soldiers from the Twenty Fifth Infantry rioted in a saloon outside the reservation tonight. One man Private Matthews was killed and two others, Private Lewis and sailor Alexander Johnson, were wounded with Johnson reported near death. Additional troops were sent from the fort to restore order amid fears of further trouble. The War Department had ordered transfer of the noted units from Fort Brown to Fort Bliss after a prior raid on Brownsville.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
Fort Bliss
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Brown
Brownsville
War Department
Washington
Matthews
Lewis
Alexander Johnson
Johnson
Dundee Honors Reid as Freedom of City Recipient
Whitelaw Reid, American Ambassador, awarded the Freedom of the City of Dundee. In his remarks he stressed US Britain cooperation and the importance of cordial relations for trade. He spoke on American education noting 18,187,000 students in schools and public institutions.
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Dundee
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Great Britain
New York
Reid
America
Policeman Beaten by Drunken Saloon Trio
Three intoxicated men wrecked James J. Collins saloon at 140th Street and Seventh Avenue last night and assaulted Policeman John Hanley from West 125th Street station who tried to aid the bartender. Hanley, bleeding with a fractured skull, is in J Hood Wright Hospital in critical condition. One man, Gustave Thompson of 220 East 118th Street, a furniture mover, was captured and locked up.
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James J. Collins
140Th Street
Seventh Avenue
John Hanley
West 125Th Street
Hanley
Horse Plunges Into Eight Foot Hole After Frightful Run
A horse owned by Herman Senner of 74 West 114th Street escaped from a surrey at 153d Street and St. Nicholas Avenue and ran to 121st Street and Manhattan Avenue where it fell into an eight foot areaway. Occupants including Abraham Lopan and his daughter Balla were shaken and cut. The horse was rescued after a tackle was rigged and treated by a veterinarian. Two windows were broken at the southwest corner house.
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Herman Senner
114Th Street
153D Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
121St Street
Manhattan Avenue
Surrey
Senner
Abraham Lopan
Balla
Porto Rican CIGARS Ad Promises Value
An advertisement promotes Porto Rican Saratoga cigars at 3 for 20 cents claiming equal or better quality than Havana imports. It compares prices with Cuban cigars valued at 11.09 per 100 before noting the Porto Rican price of 6.66 per 100, inviting readers to try one at a test price.
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Ady
Unbosed report seeks fair vote at Union Square Hotel
A call for an honest, fair count is issued at Union Square Hotel by a judiciary nominator, urging watchdogs to ensure an accurate tally for UNBOSSED. The message emphasizes integrity in the voting process and scrutiny of the reported results.
Wall Street Bets Shift as Hearst Hughes Odds Move
Odds on the election swung during the day from 3 4 to 1, as Hearst supporters faced big bets and hedging. Major firms and brokers reported heavy wagering, with several large sums placed on Hughes and Hearst, while bookmakers at Jamaica and the Metropole adjusted to shifting momentum.
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Hearst
Croker
Tammany
Financial District
Hughes
M. Joseph
W. W. Bagley
Wolf Brothers
W. S. Dugan
Aaa
Metropole
Eddie" Hines
Richard Bernard
Franz Ebert
Jamaica
Maxey Blumenthal
New York
Blumenthal
Joe Vendig
Richard Croker
Wendig
Johnson Likely to Win Minnesota Governorship in 1930s Campaign
In Minnesota Governor Johnson, a Democrat, appears poised for re election after Roosevelt carried the state by 156000. A ten thousand dollar wager on Johnson drew no bids. In the Second Congressional District James T. McCleary, a Republican, fights to hold his seat on a tariff platform but faces anticipated defeat.
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New York Times
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
James T. McCleary
McCleary
Boy shoots brother and flees from Fairfield home
Eleven year old Michael Santa fired a rifle at his five year old brother John in a secluded Bridgeport Fairfield residence. The bullet passed through John's head and Michael fled on a bicycle. The Santas other children, all under 12, walked four miles to find their parents, who returned to a deserted home and the dead boy.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Michael Santa
John
Fairfield
Michael
Seama Grammar Luncheon and Election Day Watcher Ad
Ladies shopping enjoy a choice luncheon with dainty service at a 35th Street location between Std Ave and Herald Square. Volunteers are urged to join as watchers for election day at Union Square Hotel.
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Seaancrnss
Bet
Herald Sq
Union Uare
Adyv
Wages to rise 10 percent for Pennsylvania system
Philadelphia, Nov 2. The Pennsylvania system will grant a 10 percent raise to all employees earning under 500 monthly, affecting about 200,000 workers on lines east and west of Pittsburg. The plan, effective Jan 1, aims to head off organized labor pressure, with payroll averaging $10 million monthly and the proposed increase costing about $1 million.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Bench Candidate Dies Before Election
Assistant Corporation Counsel William Hughes a Democratic candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court in the Second District died late yesterday at St. Peter's Hospital Brooklyn after a month of illness and an appendectomy. Rowland A. Miles of Northport was named to replace him on the ballot, to be pasted over Hughes's name as permitted by law.
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William Hughes
Supreme Court
St. Peter’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Rowland A. Miles
Northport
Suffolk County
Hughes
Miles
Ice Holding Co to Pay Up Dividend Decision
The American Ice Securities Company declared a quarterly dividend of 1% on its stock, placing it at a 7% basis. Back dividends on the American Ice Company preferred stock, totaling 9% and $1,275,831, were declared and allocated to the subsidiary's holdings of $14,175,900. The preferred dividend will not go to the securities company treasury until December 15.
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American Iice Securities Company
American Ice Company
American Ice Securities Company
Treasury
Strike Near in St. Paul Demands Eight Hour Day
Switch men of ten railroads entering St. Paul threaten a general strike within days. They demand a 10 cent per hour wage increase and an eight hour day, while roads agree to higher pay but cling to a ten hour workday. The men refuse the ten hour day proposal.
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New York Times
ST. Paul
Minn
Fire truck crash at City Hall Place kills two
A fire apparatus responding to a blaze at 35 City Hall Place killed sailor John Doyle and badly injured Thomas Daly when the engine ran over Daly’s legs. Doyle, 36, slipped from behind a car near Hook and Ladder Truck 10 and died instantly. Driver John Zeigler faces a technical homicide charge. Daly, 50, of 180 Park Row, was hospitalized at Hudson Street.
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City Hall Place
John Doyle
Majestic
Centre Street
City Hall Park
John Zeigler
Thomas Daly
Park Row
Daly
Hudson Street Hospital
Castro Still Very Ill in Venezuela Moves
Passengers aboard the Canada report President Castro, still frail, moved from the coast to Caracas on Oct 25 and then to Sabana Grande near the capital on Oct 27. Only ministers may approach him as Venezuela faces political paralysis and uncertainty. Velutini, the second vice president, is expected soon.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
Venezuela
Canada
Castro
Caracas
Sabana Grande
Sefior Velutini
Night Trip in a Balloon Over Pittsfield
Balloonist Leo Stevens ascended from Pittsfield in the Eagle balloon at 4 PM, reaching about 2000 feet before drifting south. A late message said he landed safely near the Connecticut line at South Sandisfield around 9 PM after losing bearing in darkness.
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Stevens
Pittsfield
South Sandisfield
Mass
Leo Stevens
Eagle
Mr. Stevens
The
Aero Club
Connecticut Line
Self-inflicted tragedy during drill in Treves
In Treves during a Twenty-ninth Regiment drill with blank cartridges a sergeant killed himself by loading his squad's rifles with live ammo and directing recruits to fire on his chest. He cried His Majesty Hurrah as the volley rang out. The motive remains unknown.
Root visits his brother in Clinton after Utica stop
Secretary of State Root spoke at a Republican mass meeting in Utica and traveled to Clinton to visit his brother, former Root of Hamilton College. He plans to depart for New York on Saturday.
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Utica
N. Y
Root
Clinton
Hamilton College
New Y
Peary Reaches Farther North Than Any Before
Commander Peary has achieved the record for farthest north at about 87 degrees 6 minutes north aboard the Roosevelt. He did not reach the pole, but his expedition neared it, with reports noting open water delays and a successful return voyage amid ice and storms.
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Robert BE. Peary
United States
North Pole
Roosevelt
North
Peary
Hopedale
Labrador
Twillingate
Newfoundland
Herbert L. Bridgman
Grant Land
Alert
Heckla
Columbia
Greenland
Commander Peary
Mr. Bridgman
Pole
Hoffenthal
Duke of the Abruzzi
Duke of the
Fridtjof Nansen
Arctic
Fram
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