Trust Companies Taken Under Morgan Led Oversight
A consortium of New York bankers led by J P Morgan announced at 3 A M that the Trust Company of America and the Lincoln Trust Company would be supported by a committee of presidents from major trusts. The assets were deemed sufficient to pay depositors in full, with control placed under a five member advisory committee. The move followed lengthy night sessions at Morgan's library, aiming to steady the two firms and restabilize Tennessee Coal and Iron loans tied to the era's financial turmoil.
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Trust Company of America
Lincoln Trust Company
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Committee of Trust Companies of
New York City
King
Union ‘Trust Company
Sheldon
United States Trust Company
Marsden
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company
Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
Cassels
Guaranty Trust Company
Wallace
Central Trust Company
Edward King
A. D. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Lincolln Trust Company
Oakleigh ‘Thorne
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Thorne
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Bankers and Steel Corporation
George W. Perkins
Manhattan
Richard Trimble
Steel Corporation
W. E. Corey
E. H. Gary
Carnegie Phipps
Union League Club
Morgan Conference
Morgan Library
Waldorf
Oakie Orne
J. Erne
Envee R. Sheldon
William F. Sheehan
Morgan J. O'Brien
Lincoln Trust Amen
Sheatz Wins Pennsylvania State Treasurer in Election
John O. Sheatz, Republican of Philadelphia, defeats Democrat John G. Harman of Columbia County for State Treasurer by a large plurality estimated at 175000. The vote was light statewide with strong gains for Republicans in the treasurer race and no fusion against the Republican state ticket. Harman’s ally William H. Berry and past election figures are noted in the broader contest context. Joel Cook is elected to Congress in the Second District.
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Philadelphia
John O. Sheatz
John G. Harman
Columbia County
Pennsylvania
Lucerne
Northampton
Schuylkill
Lincoln Party
Sheatz
House of Representatives
Harman
William H. Berry
Capitol
Stuart
Joel Cook
John E. Reyburn
Bartlett Brothers Win Broad Victory In Court of Appeals Race
Early midnight returns show Edward S Bartlett and Willard Bartlett capturing about four fifths of the statewide vote for Associate Judges of the Court of Appeals. Independence League candidates trailed badly as Bartletts swept all five boroughs with large majorities, while Hearst supporters remained comparatively weak. Returns at 2 30 am showed Bartletts leading across Greater New York with sizable margins.
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Edward S. Bartlett
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Independence League
William R. Hearst
E. T
Bartlett
Messrs. Lyon and McDonough
New York
Hearst
League
Maryland Vote Update Shows Crothers Leading Governor Race
Special to The New York Times from Baltimore reports statewide returns indicate Democrat Austin L. Crothers leading for governor with a reduced plurality, while Ex-Gov John Walter Smith dominates the Democratic Senate primary. In Baltimore City Crothers trails Warfield, but City totals favor Crothers by about 1,500 to 2,000 for mayor. Smith defeats Warfield and Talbott in the Democratic primary, sweeping eastern shore counties and leading city results by several thousand votes. Count continues through twenty four hours to finalize state totals.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Austin L. Crothers
Edwin Warfield
George R. Gaither
Mahool
Crother
John Walter Smith
United States
Whyte
Gorman
Farran
Republican State Committee
Warfield
Fred Talbott
Smith
San Francisco Election Signals Taylor Victory in Early Returns
Early returns from 32 precincts show Taylor leading McCarthy and Ryan combined with 534 to 214 for Ryan and 82 for McCarthy. The pattern holds across districts as labor support splits, boosting Langdon the reform DA. result promises rapid city rebuilding and renewed projects if Taylor wins.
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San Francisco
Cal
Taylor
McCarthy
Ryan
Schmitz
Langdon
Reform
Ngdon
Kentucky Republicans win governor and state ticket
Augustus E. Willson and the Republican slate win Kentucky statewide races by majorities of 5 000 to 10 000. Grinstead wins Louisville mayoralty. early returns show mixed gains as counties report results, with Democrats still expected to hold a joint ballot majority and Beckham possibly elected U S senator.
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New York Times
Louisville
Augustus E. Willson
Grinstead
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Samuel W. Hager
Beckham
Willson
James F. Grinstead
Owen Tyler
Gov. Beckham
United States
Guild Sweeps Bay State in third term victory
Governor Curtis Guild of Boston won re election to a third term by a large plurality of 104 351. The Republican ticket carried the state with Whitney leading Hisgen for governor and Bartlett anti merger polling sizable shares. Boston totals show Guild 33442 Bartlett 3446 Whitney 25511. State officers named include Lieut Gov Eben S Draper and State Treasurer Arthur D Chapin. Contests for district attorney in Suffolk County and sheriff were also noted with Moran reelected for a second term and close races elsewhere.
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Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Ucket
Guild
Whitney
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League
Bartlett
Eer Whitney
Moran
Henry M. Litney
Thomas L. Hisgen
I. L
Charlies W. Bartlett
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Higgin s Re elected in Rhode Island Governor Race
Providence reports Governor James Higgins Democrat leading with about a 1,500 plurality as results from 120 of 157 districts show Higgins 24,011 and Jackson 23,292. Lieutenant Governor candidate Charles Sisson faces Ralph Watrous, while Assembly gains favor Democrats in several towns and Republicans in others as county returns continue. George Peabody Wetmore appears set to secure a U S Senate seat with GOP control of the General Assembly.
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R. I
James H. Higgins
Higgins
Jackson
Utter
Charles Sisson
Ralph T. Watrous
Warwick
General Assembly
United States
Barrington
North Smithfield
Narragansett
Scituate
South Kingstown
Charlestown
Coventry
Exeter
Oster
Gloucester
Hopkinstown
Jamestown
Little Compton
Middletown
North Kingstown
Portsmouth
Richmond
Smithfield
Tiverton
Westerly
West Greenwich
Potter and Battey
Goddard
George Peabody Wetmore
United States Senate
Pawtucket
Salt Lake Anti Mormon Candidates Seen Likely Lead City Vote
Salt Lake City reports say the American Party ticket may win the largest plurality in the city. John S. Bransford is forecast to lead over Plummer the Republican rival and Mora as their strength is even. Americans expected to control the Council, continuing two years of power.
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Salt Lake City
John S. Bransford
Plummer
Mora
Cleveland Elects Tom L Johnson Mayor In 3-Cent Fare Victory
In Cleveland Tom L. Johnson wins mayoral election by over 5,000 ballots with expectations of up to 8,000. Voters rallied for a 3-cent fare amid a tense night as Burton supporters voiced protests. Cincinnati and Toledo results show similar reform momentum with Markbreit and Whitlock elected mayors on broad reform platforms.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Baker
Republican Committee
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Burton
Paul Schreiner
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Toledo
Brand Whitlock
Tom Johnson
Whitlock
Sam Jones
Delaware Goes Dry In Split License Vote
Delaware adopts local option results with Kent and Sussex counties voting dry while Newcastle County remains wet. Wilmington city keeps licenses by a 17 358 to 11 513 margin amid record turnout, arrests for illegal voting and bribery attempts, and intense campaigning by churches and liquor interests.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Newcastle
Kent
Sussex
Eut
Newcastle County
Newcees
Westchester Republicans Claim City and District Seats
Westchester County Republicans swept several races led by Harry W. Haines in the First District and I. H. Smith and J. W. Wainwright in the Third and Fourth Districts. Marmaduke Wright defeated Holland 8 Duell in the Second District while William P. Platt was reelected as Democratic County Judge. Mayor races in Yonkers Mount Vernon New Rochelle showed mixed outcomes with Democrats carrying Yonkers and New Rochelle’s city ticket.
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Westchester County
Assembly
Harry W. Haines
Marmaduke Wright
Holland
Duell
I. H. Smith
J. W. Wainwright
Estchester County
William P. Platt
Board of Supervisors
Nathan A. Warren
Yonkers
Coyne
Mount Vernon
Reublicans
Jamin Howe
New Helle
W. W. Raymond
New Jersey Votes Tilt as Katzenbach Edges Fort in Close Count
Early returns put Frank S Katzenbach Jr ahead for governor by 4 000 to 5 000 but late figures show Essex and Newark wards narrowing the lead. Hudson County shifts push Democrat gains but Republicans claim state wide edge. commuter vote and stay at home turnout key factors in this off year election.
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New Jersey
Frank S&s. Katzenbach, Jr
Times
Newark News
Independent
Katzenbach
Essex
Hudson
Union
Fort
Assembly
Monmouth County
Wurts
Newark
Hudson County
Democratic Assembly
Mark M. Fagan
Otto Wittpenn
Franklin Murphy
New York
Roosevelt
Fee
Aws
Passaic
State
Middlesex
Monmouth
East Orange
Montclair
Bloomfield
J. Franklin Fort
Republican State Committee
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren
Nebraska Elects Reese to Supreme Court Victory in Douglas
Omaha voter returns show M. B. Reese, Republican candidate for the Supreme Court, carrying Douglas County by about 3000 votes and likely elected. H. T. Clark also leads for Railway Commissioner amid broad Republican success. After all, Usher’s me Scotch that made the highball famous, Ady.
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Omaha
M. B. Reese
Supreme Court
Douglas
H. T. Clark
Usher
Wittpenn Wins Jersey City Mayor Race in Ward by 1000
Complete returns show Wittpenn the Democratic candidate leading Fagan by about 1000 votes in Jersey City. Across Hudson County, early results indicate a Democratic swing with Katzenbach likely to win the New Jersey governorship by roughly 15,000 to 17,000 votes.
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Jersey City
Wittpenn
Fagan
Hudson County
Katzenbach
New Jersey
Freeman Beaten for Mayor in Metuchen Vote
Dr. Charles M. Freeman Republican nominee on Democratic ticket loses Metuchen mayoral race by 27 votes. Jesse Jackson Republican wins with 224 to Freeman 197 as other Democrats mostly lose. Nearby Middlesex County results indicate Republican gains and continued control of city and county offices.
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New York Times
New. Brunswick
N. J
Charles M. Freeman
Mary
Wilkins
Metuchen
Freeman
Jesse Jackson
Charles A. Bloomfield
J. Franklin Fort
Perth Amboy
Katzenbach
Tammany Triumph in Manhattan and Brooklyn Shifts
Citywide election produced a sweeping Tammany victory in Manhattan with Clarke winning District Attorney by about 12 000 to 18 000 votes as other counties flip. In Brooklyn Mccarren loses while Foley Sheriff and Gerard win Supreme Court Justice seats amid a broader Republican showing. Murphy hails the result as gratifying.
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Tammany
Manhattan
Foley
Shmson
Sion
Appleby Wins Asbury Park Mayor Race Over Kinmouth
In Asbury Park on November 5, T. Frank Appleby, Republican, defeated Democrat H. S. Kinmouth by about 250 votes to become mayor.
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Asbury Park
T. . Frank Appleby
H. S. Kinmouth
Bayonne Mayor Pierre Garven Wins Re election
Pierre Garven Republican was re elected mayor of Bayonne yesterday with 3482 votes to A C Forman Democrat 3304 and Garven Svere Furia Ws. Republican control of the council noted. Fort carried the city by 237. In Red Bank Democrats elect William Otterson mayor by about 500 plurality.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Middlesex County
A. Steengraft, Jr
Edwin McKeag
William Voorhees
Fort
Board of Freeholders
Peter F.daly
W. E. Florance
Pierre Garven
Bayonne
Garven
A. C. Forman
Garven-Svere' Furia
Red Bank
William Otterson
McBride Elected Mayor of Paterson by 700 Vote
Paterson New Jersey votes declare Democrat McBride elected mayor today by a 700 margin amid citywide results.
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Paterson
N. J
McBride
Katzenbach Born in Trenton on Birthday Honors
Frank S. Katzenbach, born November 5, 1868 in Trenton, was elected mayor twice and pursued governor bids. A Mercer County figure, he built a large law practice after Princeton and Columbia. as mayor he vetoed perpetual trolley franchises and earned a reputation for witty, populist speeches. He married with two children and remained allied with Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland.
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Frank S. Katzenbach
Trenton
Katzenbach
Charles C. Black
Katzenbaw
Mercer County
Peter Katzenbach
Trenton House
Peter
Princeton
Frank S., Jr
State Model School
Princeton University
Columbia Law School
James Buchanan
Franklin Murphy
Frank O. Briggs
United States
Murphy
Briggs
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Astter
Jersey
Katzenpach
Johnson
Harrison Beats Shinn in Ocean County Senate Race
Toms River report: William J. Harrison defeats incumbent State Senator George L. Shinn in Ocean County by about 600 to 800 votes as Shinn faced opposition from Republican papers. Harrison secures a key Democratic victory in the region.
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Toms River
N. J
Fort
Ocean County
George L. Shinn
William J. Harrison
Standard Accident Insurance Company Ady Office
Insurance notice for Standard Accident Ins Co setting forth axg coverage of 3,000,000 for accident sickness and liability. Location at 92 William St Ady with policy scope details implied in the vintage advertisement style.
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Standard Accident Ins. Co
Axg
William St—-Ady
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